Walk in the Woods
To love nature is to love your own soul. I’m never more at peace then when I’m alone in natural beauty. Is there any greater serenity than a walk in the woods? Can anything man made ever rival the beauty of pristine nature?
The Salmon River is fed by the snow melt from Mount Hood in northern Oregon. Every summer when I visit my parents at their home near Mount Hood I return to the Salmon River like a migrating salmon. Time walking this river is timeless.
On rare occasions family and friends join me for a walk on the Salmon River.
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July 16th, 2009 at 6:58 pm
great dV KinG. beautiful fotos. Is that your mom…and your sister? Love all of these articles. Primordial Soup is way up there! Really glad you are back to posting…:-)
July 17th, 2009 at 12:21 pm
Yep, that’s my mom with the clover and my sisters kids.