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 Lindsey Melvin, Henrico, VA Growing up in rural Goochland County, I was soothed by the sounds of nature although I was unaware of this soothing effect in the same way that you are unaware of the air you breathe – it just happens. A chorus of cicadas in the summer...
by Daniel Leech, Richmond, VA Story prompt: The river is important to me because … I am passionate about the James River and all it has to offer. One thing about the James I think is so special is how diverse the river is. Within a few miles around Richmond...
by John Bragg, New Kent, VA Story prompt: The river is important to me because … I remember those rivers I was so fortunate to live near in West Virginia during my formative years. My boyhood home abuts to what is now the New River Gorge National Park. I...
by Tessa Biggs, Richmond, VA Story prompt: The river is important to me because … The river is important to me because the James is where my family goes to connect to one another. From weekly walks to momentous engagement pictures, I know I will always leave...
