Quote by Mark Woods Download Open image ““We save rivers and canyons and mountains, and they save us.”” — Mark Woods ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 4.3 out of 5 (5 ratings) Copy quoteShare
“The greatest rivers always find their way to the ocean. Like a ship reaching out to its motherland.” — Saleem Sharma Copy Share Image
“Now come the floods. They charge down atavistic canyons drinking furiously out of thunderstorms, coming one after the next with vomited boulders and trees… — Craig Childs Copy Share Image
“We're only lucky enough to see the wonders of nature's canyons because they're gracious enough to show us the places they've been damaged.” — Curtis Tyrone Jones Copy Share Image
Let the mountains talk, let the river run. Once more, and forever. — David R. Brower Copy Share Image
“You need the mountains to help you live again. The mountains can take you to your happy place.” — Gift Gugu Mona Copy Share Image
“The rivers are my memory, and I drink them at their basin and remember.” — Jarod Kintz Copy Share Image
“To me, a forest is just a bunch of trees, but lakes and rivers are alive. Water is to the land what blood is… — Sam Torode Copy Share Image
“I wanted to write it on paper and fold it up in a box to remind myself, the next time I couldn’t see anything… — Lisa Wingate Copy Share Image
“There are many rivers that we cross in our lifetime, unfortunately some of those rivers just don't have bridges.” — John R. Gouin Copy Share Image
“I can never quite make out the words, and I’m afraid I’ll have to leave Yosemite before I understand what God is saying to… — Mark Woods Copy Share Image
“It is always sunrise somewhere,” he wrote in a journal. “The dew is never all dried at once; a shower is forever falling; vapor… — Mark Woods Copy Share Image
“I had thought once past there my reward will begin, but now everything seems kind of empty and I find I already have my… — Mark Woods Copy Share Image
“It reminded me that if you spend a few hours in a national park, you check it off a list. If you spend a… — Mark Woods Copy Share Image
Curiosity may have killed the cat, but the cat still had eight lives left. — Mark Woods Copy Share Image
