Sunburned, Dust-Choked, and Sweet Story and Photos by Amanda Oblander The calf, roped by its hind legs, bawls and kicks, tugging against the line. Two wrestlers step in fast and, with a practiced move, they flip the calf
Forty Years of Festivals By Willy Braun Photos by Robert Millage, Courtesy of Braun Brothers Reunion Each musician has an Elvis moment: that life-changing instant when you realize exactly what music is supposed to sound like and that
Disguised by Volcanoes and Challis By Shawn Willsey Just before one drives south across the Perrine Memorial Bridge spanning the immense and scenic Snake River Canyon near Twin Falls, there is a sign that reads Geologic Site Ahead.
The Story behind a Preserve for Central Idaho’s Wild Horses Story and photos by Andrea Maki It happened in a split second. He felt the subtle release of his lead rope and was off. They screamed for me
At mile sixteen, I felt as though I had officially been adopted by the thirty-eight-year-old man in a blue shirt and black running shorts just a few steps ahead of me. Kyle Fulmer was running strong. I was running strong too, but I was running faster than usual to keep up with Kyle. Continue reading
Here’s an image of the upper sheep pasture of our property near Challis. When I drove there on a recent evening to feed our Pyrenees guard dogs, Benny and Bobby, I discovered a ewe off by herself suffering from mastitis. Continue reading
