wild rivers journal
Mackenzie RiversStories from a life as a Grand Canyon river guide in the 80's & 90's, from a girl who met a boat, fell headfirst in love, and got swept away.
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for when we are trying to be kind and true to ourselves, despite everything
In case of sleepless nights do not try this: this morning I started reading a substack post with the diction of an algorithm that has TP stuck to a shoe. It made me feel weary, as the algorithm so often does now. Anywhoo, here’s what made m...
happy boat day to me
yes, I brought my Bermuda bag purse, and my favorite sweater in case it got chilly. I had no clue what whitewater rafting meant, or was. The sandals were called jellies; I bought them in the outfitter’s store because this river girl loves s...
when you're out to sea, dear river
last week, flying over where the Colorado empties into Lake Mead
There are no rivers without water, and I mean this in both a literal and personal sense.
In its announcement, the Bureau of Reclamation said rafting, boating and fishing i...
a canyon runs through it
What I know about the me who wrote the words I’m sharing below is that half our lifetime ago she wanted to be a writer. Declared it, attempted it, promised herself she’d be it, come hell or high water. She didn’t see the next set of or’s, l...
about wild rivers
For 19 years I was a professional river guide, rowing the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon. This was in the before-times when boatwomen were a rarity, and the outfitters who would hire us even more so. I rowed my 99th and final canyo...
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19-year Grand Canyon river guide, current cacao barista, lifelong storyteller.
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