Rivers

The Trembling Lady — Across the River Thames in London, there are 35 bridges. One of them is Albert Bridge, which opened in 1873. It’s one of the most attractive bridges across the Thames.

The Amazon River is the largest river in the world by discharge volume. It carries more water than any other river, accounting for approximately 20% of the world’s total river flow. It surpasses other major rivers like the Congo, Nile, and Mississippi in terms of water volume and discharge. …

Poetry — When it takes a stroll with my body, in a night drenched in a light-hearted rain, my heart explodes into rosy fireworks. When rain droplets plant pecks all over my coffeed body, my mind spins in gleeful rings. My body coils and curls into folds, at the explosion and spinning; raring for a swathing place. Beloved body, drop a deep curtsy to the truth: I am Rivers; My capital is Rainy. © Deborah Woruka 2023. All Rights Reserved.

Our sacred journey through the Colorado River Basin has brought us all the way to Hoover Dam — and soon we will arrive at the Sea of Cortez in Mexicali. …

It is really something to experience a tapestry of landscapes by the way a river runs through them… bringing water-giving life everywhere it flows. We are on a sacred journey following the Colorado River from its birthplace high in the Rocky Mountains all the way to where it no longer…

Our Rivers Are Drying; No Action On Water Crisis May Collapse The Ecosystem And Turn Earth To Mars Like “Just to give you an idea, the 2018 drought was so extreme that, looking back at least the last 500 years, there were no other events similar to the drought of…

Canalside mooring without any facilities at Les Fouchards PK169; 24h fuel station 300 metres, Cosne is 2.5km away; nice (private) Chateau 600 metres away. Draught is less than 1.4m at canal edge

From Devastation to Redemption: The Haunting Mystery of the River Karvi — The moonlight shimmered on the rippling waters of the river Karvi, casting an ethereal glow on the peaceful town of Panda. For generations, the river had been a lifeline, providing livelihoods for its ten thousand inhabitants. It's soothing whispers and gentle currents brought joy and connection, serving as a bridge…

Until tomorrow —