2012-09, September 2012 (Atlanta)

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  FEATURES

  Out of the Blue
  by Wallace J. Swenson

  A ruined tire in the woods near Slate Creek would have meant a grueling hike to help, if not for Idaho’s Good Samaritan ethic coming through again.

  Atlanta – Spotlight City
  by Len Perkins

  Whether flatlander or mountain-born, the folks of this tiny, isolated community bordered by central Idaho wilderness are a diverse and hardy lot.

  Walk a Thousand Miles
  by Thomas Jay Oord

  The Centennial Trail extending from the bottom to the top of Idaho has been fully traversed on foot by very few people. Our intrepid correspondent takes on the challenge, and succeeds.

  DEPARTMENTS

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  White Cloud Mountains: Surrounded in the Clouds; A Mountain-Lakes Trek Refreshes Old Memories, by Mike Cothern

  Bellevue: Near Death in the Shallows; Fly Fishing Gone Wrong, by Ray Brooks

  Statewide: Small and Smaller; Thoughts on Identifying Idaho’s Wildflowers, by Judy Grigg Hansen

  Boise: Tough Love; A Lamb to Slaughter, by Ellen V. Albus

  Grace: Blondie’s Story; What Is It about a Boy and His Dog?, by Bill Corbett

  Lake Coeur d’Alene: Two if by Sea; The Youth Camp as Sacred Site, by Kathy Dobbs

  Idaho at Large: Shades of Green, by Steve Carr

  Recipes: Gazpacho and French Baguettes

  Calendar of Events: Perrine Bridge Festival, Twin Falls

  IN THIS ISSUE!
  Atlanta, Bellevue, Boise, Grace, Harrison, Lake Coeur d’Alene, Nampa, St. Maries, Sandpoint, Slate Creek, Twin Falls, White Cloud Mountains