A thought about the inevitable pull of the river was recalled from Ralph Waldo Emerson while floating downstream. The quote emphasized the river's self-direction and its benevolent flow over the land.
The river knows the way to the sea. Without a pilot, it runs and falls, blessing all lands with its charity.
— Episode: Floating Down the Shenandoah River
Episode: Floating Down the Shenandoah River
A thought about the inevitable pull of the river was recalled from Ralph Waldo Emerson while floating downstream. The quote emphasized the river's self-direction and its benevolent flow over the land.
The river knows the way to the sea. Without a pilot, it runs and falls, blessing all lands with its charity.