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The river is the Gila River, a 649-mile tributary of the Colorado River with headwaters in the Black Range along the Continental Divide and the rugged Mogollon Mountains of New Mexico, shrouded with Ponderosa Pine forests and populated with abundant wildlife. The song is an elegy for lost friends and an anthem for the wild river now threatened by a proposed diversion dam.

The River For Which He Sings

November 28, 2020
In Nature Writing Tags A Song For The River
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