Find where two waters meet and read the line between them
“It sounds like nothing, two rivers and one join. Up close there's a visible seam between them, and you'll spend longer than you meant working out which water is which.”
The Recipe
- Find where two waters meet near you: a river taking in a tributary, a canal joining a river, fresh water reaching the tide.
- Get to the point of the join and settle where you can see both waters and the meeting itself.
- Watch until you can read the seam between them, one siltier or faster or a different colour or temperature, and work out which is which and why.
- Follow the line downstream with your eye and see how far the two waters run side by side before they finally mix.
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