Wherever we are, the place that holds us reaches out to touch our own life: what we’ve been through, what we long for, what frightens us, what gives us joy. Our places on Earth also call to us to get more involved with them—to immerse ourselves in their history, their hurts, their beauty. Often, our own preoccupations are so dominant that we forget to pay attention to this constant exchange of invitations and impulses. On this journey through Labyrinth Canyon we open up to the dialogue between our own hearts and the land and water that hold us.
8 days, 45 miles of canoeing, daily writing and delicious food.
