Column: Reflecting on changes along the Adams River 
By James Murray CA Source: saobserver 9/23/2020
James Murray
The other day I took a ride out to the Tsútswecw Provincial Park (previously known as Roderick Haig-Brown Provincial Park) to see if there were any sockeye salmon returning to spawn in the river.

While the main part of the Adams River sockeye salmon run doesn’t actually take place until the latter part of October, I just had to take a look. As I stood there, looking down into the fast flowing waters of the Adams, I found myself contemplating the very future of the salmon run.
 

I have always found it peaceful there. I just like to walk along the river banks and contemplate, not only the life cycle of the sockeye salmon, but also life in general. As I’ve sauntered along, I’ve even managed to become inspired with an idea or two for a column.
Over the past 60 years I have watched the river change in many ways – like many things in my life, the river is in a constant state of change.

 
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