Dru Wright
Chapter III · all chapters

Rivers & Canyons

The Snake and its cousins, carving the basalt one slow bend at a time.

Full Volume — All winter's snow, cashing out at once.Full VolumeShoshone Falls, Snake River Canyon, Twin Falls, Idaho
from $1The Witness — The river takes the long way to the light.The WitnessThe Snake River canyon, southwest Idaho
from $1At Capacity — A full Snake River winds through the canyon giving life to the high mountain desert.At CapacityThe Snake River canyon, southwest Idaho
from $1Ready — A man, a rod bent double, and one witness overhead.Ready An Idaho river
from $1Taking the Time — Even down here, the river refuses to go straight.Taking the TimeThe Owyhee Wilderness Area of southern Idaho
from $1Patience — Waiting for the right time can offer huge dividends.PatienceThe Owyhee Wilderness Area, southwest Idaho
from $1The Optimist — Casting for trout while the river has other plans.The OptimistA basalt whitewater canyon in central Idaho
from $1Last Boat Home — One boat, one wake, and miles of quiet canyon.Last Boat HomeSouth Fork of the Boise River canyon, southwestern Idaho
from $1Someone Else's Rain — The storm caught fire on its way out.Someone Else's RainOwyhee high desert, southwest Idaho
from $1No Rush — Even the river takes the long way through here.No RushSouth Fork Boise River canyon, Idaho
from $1Kindred Spirits — Dreary, cold, windy, yet a certain beauty remains. Kindred SpiritsSnake River Canyon, southwest Idaho
from $1The Understudy — The high mountain desert keeps a spare sky down in the reservoir.The UnderstudyIdaho high desert, sagebrush flat
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