Exploring Nature by Sheila Newenham
My thigh muscles are sore. It wasn’t the hiking or climbing, but the confrontation of fears, and a persistent gripping, using my leg muscles to anchor me as I moved through my fear of falling on loose footing and high places.I tried to come here … Continue readingGrouse Creek Falls
Plunging into a cavernous ravine from atop the Columbia plateau, Palouse Falls descends 200 feet into the Palouse River in southeastern Washington. The canyon scoured by this water is almost 400 feet deep and has sheer basalt walls. Like most geology in the inland northwest, … Continue readingPalouse Falls