2003-09, September 2003 (Nampa)

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  FEATURES

  Still Doing It the Old Fashioned Way
  by Linda J. Henderson

  Ever try to clear a forest using just two horsepower? Rick and Shannon Wood show us that when the horses in question are their two Belgian draft horses, it’s a breeze. Witness the power of the “Boys” as they haul their lumber away leaving barely a trace—the old-fashioned way.

  Nampa
  by Arthur Hart

  Discover the truth about Idaho’s second-largest city: this vibrant and industrious burg has been leading the way in Idaho for over a hundred years. Arthur Hart gives us the real story of this little town that could. Keep it up Nampa!

  Exploring the Cabinet Mountains
  by Ann Clizer

  Looking for that last getaway before autumn closes in? You could do a lot worse than the Idaho section of the Cabinet Mountains, a vast and rugged expanse of mountains too big and too inviting to be overlooked.

  DEPARTMENTS

  Letter to the Editor
  by Jerry Hannifin

  Book Review: Union Pacific Rails to the Mines: The Boise, Nampa & Owyhee Railway
  Reviewed by Nancy C. Butler

  Buddy…His Trials and Treasures: Little Boy Lost
  by Will Edwinson

  
  Who We Are: Our Backyard Wilderness
  by Rick Kmetz

  
  Historical Snapshot: The Nampa Fire
  by Arthur Hart

  Free Range Verse: The Brave and The Bold
  by Roger Walker

  Road Tripping: Walking in Their Moccasin Tracks
  by Susan Jones

  Fiction Contest: Publisher’s Choice Youth Division, Diary of Raelly Thompson
  by Jaime Rae Martin

  Front Porch Tales: The End of a Chapter
  by Barbara Michener

  
  One Spud Short: Just Doing What Comes Naturally
  by Helen Smith

  IN THIS ISSUE!

  Blacktail Lake, Boise, Burley, Cabinet Mountain Range, Challis, Gem Lake, Grace, Kootenai National Forest, Lake Darling, Lake Estelle, Moose Lake, Murphy, Nampa, Porcupine Lake, St. Maries