Waterline after rain
The bank changes its shape overnight, leaving a narrow record in sand, leaves, and pale driftwood.
Read entryField journal · northbound routes
Small observations from moving water.
Notes on river paths, changing weather, and the details that are easy to miss when the route matters more than the pause.
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Late light on the footbridge
A short route at dusk, when the surface turns from grey to copper for only a few minutes.
Read entryWind over open ground
Why an exposed winter path feels longer, and what the reed beds reveal about the weather ahead.
Read entryAbout this archive
Kept deliberately small.
River Notes is a personal collection of short field observations. There is no schedule and no mailing list—just a few entries added when a route is worth remembering.