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Lookout Life
Summers in the Tower By Nancy Sule Hammond In the St. Joe National Forest for two summers in 1972-73 and again in 2010, the author and her husband Don realized his lifelong dream of being a fire lookout.
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April 2023 Calendar
By Les Tanner Double-checking with event coordinators about the following locations, dates, and times is recommended. Northern Idaho 3/31-2/2 Blues Festival 2023: Coeur d’Alene Resort, Coeur d’Alene 1 USPA Hells Canyon Showdown: Weight-lifting Competition. Limited to 60 lifters.
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The Elk and Us
In the Mosaic I’ll call him Brett. He was a bowhunter and a woodsman. Before that, he was a downhill skier from California who had taken one look at Boise’s Bogus Basin on the way through and kept
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Tuscan Chicken/Cheese Pickle Bites
By Amy Story Amorette’s Tuscan Chicken Delight INGREDIENTS Package of chicken breast tenders Package of baby spinach or regular spinach leaves, julienned 1 cup or more of heavy whipping cream 1 cup chicken broth or broth made from
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Into the Woods
And out with a Woodcarving By Doug Rose Photos courtesy of Craig Plummer and Idaho Artistry in Wood Association I guess you could call me a tree-hugger. One of the things I love about Idaho is that it
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You, Naturalist
Crowdsourcing Biodiversity Data By Chuck Peterson Even though Dan Giltz had studied biology at Idaho State University, at first he didn’t fully appreciate the importance of what he saw in the Caribou National Forest. He was on a
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