
Showing posts with label river bottom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label river bottom. Show all posts
01 February 2016
Snow Day - Missoula, Montana

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15 December 2015
Childhood Remainder In Sight - Largent's Bend, Vaughn, Montana

22 March 2014
Dry Wash, Missoula, Montana
If I didn’t ‘fess up that that Clark Fork River rushes 20 feet on both sides of this view, you could imagine me somewhere in a southwest dry wash, basking in 85 degree south spring sunshine.
But I’ll take 40-60 degree Montana spring-shine and be happy, partly because the bugs aren’t as big or scary looking as some in the desert. Well, at least not until the skwala stonefly hatch occurs.
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31 January 2014
Come Spring, Hamilton, Montana
Come spring, this rocky avenue, rushing with overflow, will accessorize the Bitterroot River. Naturally created runoff pathways crisscross the river bottom, making something of an alternate route network. When high water proves too much for the main river artery, it shoots off into these side alleys, twisting and churning toward the goal of rejoining the main flow. After spring rush subsides, the flotsam and jetsam dries to leave paths open for travellers on foot. Get your rambles in while you may!
17 January 2012
Teller Wildlife Refuge, Corvallis, Montana
Deciding spontaneously to take a walk down by the Bitterroot River near Corvallis, Montana, I then paused to wonder if any version of hunting was still allowed in the river bottom
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