New Mexico's favorite iconoclast turns pensive in this ode to his beloved Sangre de Cristo Mountains and the Río Grande. . . . Nichols's lyrical introductory text hands off the book to his own photographs and brief descriptions that his fiction fans will devour with delight.
--New Mexico Magazine

This is the book all who love nature would write if only we were John Nichols and had his photographic eye. It's a photographic scrapbook from a lifetime of observing, experiencing, and loving nature, in all its forms, alone or with children and beloved friends.--Robert Julyan, author of Hiking to History: A Guide to Off-Road New Mexico Historic Sites

This is the book all who love nature would write if only we were John Nichols and had his photographic eye. It's a photographic scrapbook from a lifetime of observing, experiencing, and loving nature, in all its forms, alone or with children and beloved friends.--Robert Julyan, author of Hiking to History: A Guide to Off-Road New Mexico Historic Sites