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Yellowstone Drift: Floating the Past in Real Time (Counterpunch) (2009)

af John Holt

Serier: CounterPunch

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In a time when everything seems to be regulated, controlled, and monitored,Yellowstone Driftis a refreshing and often exhilarating look at the natural wonder of Montana's Yellowstone River. High above sea level in the mountains of the Yellowstone National Park plateau, the river tumbles and rushes down to the Paradise Valley just north of Livingston, Montana, before meandering through the northern high plains for well over five hundred serpentine miles to its confluence with the Missouri River in North Dakota. Each chapter ofYellowstone Driftchronicles a leg of John Holt's journey down the river, promising that the reader doesn't miss a single mile of natural beauty. Holt, in his customary free-form, anecdotal style and oblique vision, takes the reader on a wild ride down this natural treasure, examining the wildlife, the people, the fishing, and the river itself. John Holtis the author of the acclaimed Reel Deep series of trout fishing books, the comic-gothic novelHunted, andCoyote Nowhere: In Search of America's Last Frontier. He lives in Livingston, Montana, with his wife Ginny, a photographer. Doug Peacockis the author ofGrizzly YearsandWalking It Off.… (mere)
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In a time when everything seems to be regulated, controlled, and monitored,Yellowstone Driftis a refreshing and often exhilarating look at the natural wonder of Montana's Yellowstone River. High above sea level in the mountains of the Yellowstone National Park plateau, the river tumbles and rushes down to the Paradise Valley just north of Livingston, Montana, before meandering through the northern high plains for well over five hundred serpentine miles to its confluence with the Missouri River in North Dakota. Each chapter ofYellowstone Driftchronicles a leg of John Holt's journey down the river, promising that the reader doesn't miss a single mile of natural beauty. Holt, in his customary free-form, anecdotal style and oblique vision, takes the reader on a wild ride down this natural treasure, examining the wildlife, the people, the fishing, and the river itself. John Holtis the author of the acclaimed Reel Deep series of trout fishing books, the comic-gothic novelHunted, andCoyote Nowhere: In Search of America's Last Frontier. He lives in Livingston, Montana, with his wife Ginny, a photographer. Doug Peacockis the author ofGrizzly YearsandWalking It Off.

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