Tag Archives: running water

Common Sense is Like Running Water

Posted on June 26, 2020 by rivertoprambles

I have a new book of poetry just released from FootHills Publishing in Kanona, New York. From the High Hills to the Bay is a 72-page hand-sewn book with spine– pretty cool, even though I understand that poetry is not … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged common sense, Conhocton River, E.R. Hewitt, friendship, From the High Hills, insectivirous plants, kettle bog, literature, Moss Lake, Neversink Skater, poetry, running water, writing | 20 Comments

The Murmur of a Stream

Posted on February 3, 2014 by rivertoprambles

It’s been a long cold winter, and it isn’t over yet. Many rivertop streams are blanketed with ice and snow, and the trout are coping with the change. To get outdoors, away from societal noise and the yapping for attention, … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Allegheny River, animal tracks, Camp Moxie, headwaters, river source, rivertops, running water, solitude, water and sound | 4 Comments

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Common Sense is Like Running Water

The Murmur of a Stream

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