The scenery on this river is remarkably consistent, typified by a wooded bluff on one side and fields and farms on the other. The river is also consistent with a generally strong current broken by an occasional, tiny riffle. Unfortunately the river banks suffer from strewn trash and the water suffers from agricultural pollution. On this section, Double Pipe Creek joins and doubles the flow, the river widens, slows down, and becomes even flatter than before. One exception is a lively riffle at Legore Bridge.