There’s nothing that puts things into perspective better than spending time outdoors, especially on or near the water.

That’s one reason I so enjoy kayaking on a river. Not necessarily a river with lots of rapids, but a river wide enough and deep enough to allow a paddler a leisurely day on top of water with enough movement to make the gentle sound of water flowing.

Such was our recent kayaking trip down the Mulberry River in Arkansas. There were six of us, all family, and all ready for a break from the challenges presented by coronavirus.
The area reminded me forcefully of the land in the northern part of Pickens County. There were lush

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