As usual--Rohn you have done an amazing job of writing. You are quite professional & could easily write for a national publication like a magazine or newspaper or put your pieces in a collection & publish it as an audio book or hard or soft copy. Or never mind--you free spirit--just keep on keepin' on whatchar doin'. Lotsa love & best wishes to you, neighbor!
Hi Rohn! Nice job on the river story. I am glad to know about the Payaya people. The Blue Hole is a bit sad looking, but the other river shots are quite beautiful! It's inspiring to hear the story of the river and to grasp the longevity of its spirit.
Part of my work with Beaverworks.org is making rivers "messy" again rather than business thoroughfares. We can't do that in the middle of town but we can do it in more wild areas and try to protect these areas. Hope you are a close bike ride to this lovely river.
The San Antonio River was once the largest river in the WORLD -- at its source. The Amazon starts as snowmelt; drip, drip, drip. The mighty Mississippi starts so small, you can wade across it! But the San Antonio once leapt from the ground seven feet wide and seven feet high; WHUMP! A torrent, a rapid so deep and fast, one could not step in it without getting washed away. Of course, that was before the city started pumping the aquifer for drinking, for farms, for industry.
As usual--Rohn you have done an amazing job of writing. You are quite professional & could easily write for a national publication like a magazine or newspaper or put your pieces in a collection & publish it as an audio book or hard or soft copy. Or never mind--you free spirit--just keep on keepin' on whatchar doin'. Lotsa love & best wishes to you, neighbor!
Hi Rohn! Nice job on the river story. I am glad to know about the Payaya people. The Blue Hole is a bit sad looking, but the other river shots are quite beautiful! It's inspiring to hear the story of the river and to grasp the longevity of its spirit.
Part of my work with Beaverworks.org is making rivers "messy" again rather than business thoroughfares. We can't do that in the middle of town but we can do it in more wild areas and try to protect these areas. Hope you are a close bike ride to this lovely river.
The San Antonio River was once the largest river in the WORLD -- at its source. The Amazon starts as snowmelt; drip, drip, drip. The mighty Mississippi starts so small, you can wade across it! But the San Antonio once leapt from the ground seven feet wide and seven feet high; WHUMP! A torrent, a rapid so deep and fast, one could not step in it without getting washed away. Of course, that was before the city started pumping the aquifer for drinking, for farms, for industry.