by Natalie Farmer, Richmond, VA My husband and I were making a move to “somewhere” after many years in the desert. Our #1 criteria? Somewhere where there is water in the riverbed. You see, in Phoenix, the river beds are almost always dry. The Salt River...
by Alice Ellis, Glen Allen, VA Story prompt: Write your own river story… Since I went canoeing, the river has been flowing through my artwork. I am not a “water person.” My knuckles were white as I clung on at the front of the canoe, leaving all the...
by Natalie Farmer, Richmond, VA Immersing ourselves in nature allows us to disengage from the constant distractions of society. On the river, we’re able to truly enjoy the serenity of the beautiful outdoors and be totally present in the moment. photo by...
by Paul Terrell, Moseley, VA Story prompt: Write your own river story … The James River is a constant source of contemplation. Paddling by canoe and kayak becomes a form of meditation. I have carved significant sections of the river that I have personal...
by Amber Ellis, Buckingham VA Story prompt: Write your own river story… Grateful I got my feet wet on the first day of fall before the temps dropped. I usually always wear shoes in the river, but yesterday my feet needed to touch the earth and I said...
