The CCC in Central Idaho By Ray Brooks In 1970, I worked for the Sawtooth National Forest’s Hailey Ranger District as part of a summer crew of three. Our crew boss was the “district man,” Jim Cook, a
A Riot of Vetch, Knapweed, and Tansy By Marylyn Cork Weeds, I have ‘em. Thanks to the Panhandle’s wet, cool spring, such a crop of grasses and weeds as I have never beheld previously in my life has
A Signal to Celebrate By Will Roth Photos by Linda M. Swope I didn’t see the sandhill crane but I heard it. I was floating on the Teton River, dumbstruck by the natural beauty around me. I still
In the Pahsimeroi Valley By Susan Miller The first few years of my life were spent in the Pahsimeroi Valley while my father worked at the Ima Mine, where tungsten, silver, and zinc were extracted from the Lemhi
By Janice Pollard Photos courtesy of Janice Pollard In 1959, two women who had separately helped to design their all-brick, ranch-style homes moved into them across the street from each other in what was then a brand-new subdivision
Face-to-Face, What to Do? Story and Photos by Tom Lopez Stapled to a Forest Service informational sign at the trailhead to Targhee Peak in the Henrys Lake Range, a large handwritten note read: “beware. Bear Hazard Ahead. Dead
IN THIS ISSUE! Blackfoot, Caldwell, Central Idaho, Driggs, Filer, Garden City, Hells Canyon, Kamiah, Ketchum, May, Sawtooth Range,
By Amy Story Buffalo Pollo Taquitos INGREDIENTS 1 rotisserie chicken, shredded 4 c shredded mozzarella and/or sharp cheddar cheese 1 1/2 c. buffalo sauce, homemade or store-bought garlic powder smoked paprika seasoned salt REPARATION OF FILLING > Season
Story and Photos by Hayden Seder Exhausted and filthy, I collapsed on the shuttle dock at the far side of Redfish Lake. I tossed my backpack aside, unable to stand looking at it anymore. My three friends and
On a Two-Way Street Story and Photos by Les Tanner “Hello?” “Hi, Lindsey, this is Les. I’ve got a quick question for you.” “Ask away.” “What are your plans for the first couple of weeks in June?” “In
