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1. BONNEVILLE DAM ON A CLEAR, COOL MORNING in early spring, I’m heading into the deepest cleft of the Columbia River Gorge, the only place where a river breaches the Cascades. Continue reading
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1. BONNEVILLE DAM ON A CLEAR, COOL MORNING in early spring, I’m heading into the deepest cleft of the Columbia River Gorge, the only place where a river breaches the Cascades. Continue reading
Note: beneath Charles Bowden’s article you’ll find an article by photographer Julián Cardona. CHARLES BOWDEN | Tucson, Arizona AT NOON THE AIR BURNS — strike a match and toss it into Continue reading
THE FRAGRANCE of the forest is unlike any I have ever known. The smell of ripening and rotting apples and pears fills my nostrils. At my feet, russet reds, blushing pinks, Continue reading
AMONG THE HUNTER-GATHERERS of Kenya, whose last remaining forests are in jeopardy due to deforestation, the Ndorobo, or Ogiek, share tales about their people having followed the migration paths of elephants Continue reading
PRIVATE CARS WERE RELATIVELY SCARCE in 1919 and horse-drawn conveyances were still common. In residential districts, electric streetlights had not yet replaced many of the old gaslights. And within the home, Continue reading