Idaho Forests Along the Lochsa River.
[In the opening of Chapter 24 the Narrator is having a bad nightmare, which concludes with:] “ …. There must he some kind of mistake. Doesn’t he see that they need me? I plead with the figure that I have to speak to them. It’s not finished yet. I have to tell them things. But the figure in the shadows makes no sign he has even heard. .. "CHRIS! " I shout through the door. "I’LL SEE YOU!!" .. The dark figure moves toward me threateningly, but I hear Chris’s voice, "Where? " faint and distant. He heard me! And the dark figure, enraged, draws a curtain over the door. .. Not the mountain, I think. The mountain is gone. "AT THE BOTTOM OF THE OCEAN!! " I shout. .. And now I am standing in the deserted ruins of a city all alone. The ruins are all around me endlessly in every direction and I must walk them alone.“(End Chapter 23.)
Lochsa River Canyon, ID. Associated with the Narrator’s ever increasing daytime fatigue and depression, terrible dreams increasingly haunt the Narrator’s nights.
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![Idaho Forests Along the Lochsa River. [In the opening of Chapter 24 the Narrator is having a bad nightmare, which concludes with:] “ …. There must he some kind of mistake. Doesn’t he see that they need me? I plead with the figure that I have to speak to them. It’s not finished yet. I have to tell them things. But the figure in the shadows makes no sign he has even heard. .. "CHRIS! " I shout through the door. "I’LL SEE YOU!!" .. The dark figure moves toward me threateningly, but I hear Chris’s voice, "Where? " faint and distant. He heard me! And the dark figure, enraged, draws a curtain over the door. .. Not the mountain, I think. The mountain is gone. "AT THE BOTTOM OF THE OCEAN!! " I shout. .. And now I am standing in the deserted ruins of a city all alone. The ruins are all around me endlessly in every direction and I must walk them alone.“(End Chapter 23.) Lochsa River Canyon, ID. Associated with the Narrator’s ever increasing daytime fatigue and depression, terrible dreams increasingly haunt the Narrator’s nights. ************************************ (Photo = 110-1051 ...... ZMM Page = 245 & End of Chapter 23. ...... WayPt = 265i6. Photo at 266w 3636ft)](http://ww2.usca.edu/ResearchProjects/ProfessorGurr/gallery/albums/album08/110_1051_IMG.sized.jpg "Idaho Forests Along the Lochsa River. [In the opening of Chapter 24 the Narrator is having a bad nightmare, which concludes with:] “ …. There must he some kind of mistake. Doesn’t he see that they need me? I plead with the figure that I have to speak to them. It’s not finished yet. I have to tell them things. But the figure in the shadows makes no sign he has even heard. .. \"CHRIS! \" I shout through the door. \"I’LL SEE YOU!!\" .. The dark figure moves toward me threateningly, but I hear Chris’s voice, \"Where? \" faint and distant. He heard me! And the dark figure, enraged, draws a curtain over the door. .. Not the mountain, I think. The mountain is gone. \"AT THE BOTTOM OF THE OCEAN!! \" I shout. .. And now I am standing in the deserted ruins of a city all alone. The ruins are all around me endlessly in every direction and I must walk them alone.“(End Chapter 23.) Lochsa River Canyon, ID. Associated with the Narrator’s ever increasing daytime fatigue and depression, terrible dreams increasingly haunt the Narrator’s nights. ************************************ (Photo = 110-1051 ...... ZMM Page = 245 & End of Chapter 23. ...... WayPt = 265i6. Photo at 266w 3636ft)")