The bright, 14-inch rainbow trout launched into the air, silhouetting itself against the June sky, mirrored in the shining surface of the stream as it fell back to the...
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Words: Todd Tanner. Images: Tim Romano and Jeremy Roberts.
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The four lower Snake River dams that produce, on average, about 1,000 megawatts of electric power every year are really “climate catastrophes,” according to the chief...
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Todd Tanner replied on Permalink
Great Piece
I loved this story, along with the incredible images. Well done!
Hexmeister replied on Permalink
One of the most evocative
One of the most evocative photo-essays I've ever seen. Kudos to all.
David replied on Permalink
Insects
You forgot to mention that the bugs.
Scott Rosenkranz replied on Permalink
Nicely written story and
Nicely written story and great shots. Thanks... now I have to look for a way to get there someday myself. Keep traveling my friend.
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