Once or twice a week, I hike to this stream to get my drinking water (and coffee water). For most of the summer, this spot has a lot of mosquitoes, and I usually rush to fill my water jugs and bottles. But the mosquitoes are clearing out, so today I lingered a bit. It was a nice, sunny day, and I enjoyed this idyllic spot.
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Jonathan Erdman
Writer. In the summers, I live and work in the incredible state of Alaska, in the bush community of McCarthy, as the Executive Director of the Wrangell Mountain Center. When not in McCarthy, you'll typically find me in the Santa Cruz Mountains of California, writing and working with local activists. My primary writing project right now is a novel set in remote bush Alaska, of the magical realism genre wherein an earnest and independent young woman finds a mysterious radio belonging to her grandmother, a device that has paranormal bandwidth and a disturbing ability to mess with one's mental stability.
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It is so beautiful! “Drink” it all in!
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