2012-07, July 2012 (Clark Fork)

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  FEATURES

  East Meets West
  by Mahlon Kriebel

  On a fly fishing expedition to remote reaches of the Clearwater National Forest, two men from the Palouse and two easterners debate, well, just about everything under the sun.

  Clark Fork – Spotlight City
  by Jennifer A. Stamper

  Born and bred in Blackfoot, the author moves north, where she discovers the fundamentals of community are family and gritty determination.

  The Camp on Big Creek
  by Loren “Pad” Arment

  A manuscript passed down by the late author to Payette family members, published here for the first time, is a colorful tale of central Idaho wilderness adventure in 1935.

  DEPARTMENTS

  Comment: A Fair Approximation

  Southeastern Idaho: Shooting Solo; Alone, with Camera, in Southeastern Idaho, by Linda Lantzy

  Blackfoot: An Ecumenical Feed; Breaking Bread with 25,000, by Geraldine Mathias

  Kuna: Thou Shalt Not Drive; Especially at Thirteen, Backwards, on a Steep Hill, with No Brakes, by Joe Aman

  Victor: Mom Bags a Moose; “Stay-at-Home” and “Hunter” Are Not Mutually Exclusive, by Amanda Lloyd Ellis

  Boise: My Worst Moment; OK, It Was Embarrassing, but Good Grief, by Mary Anne Paulin Macnab

  Preston: At Drug Court; A Chance for Change, by Cecelie Costley

  Idaho at Large: Pizza All Around, by Steve Carr

  Recipes: Best Blueberry Cobbler, courtesy of Idaho Preferred; Pork Shoulder with Grain Pilaf and Stone Fruit Relish, courtesy of Idaho Preferred

  Calendar of Events: Air Magic Valley, Twin Falls

  IN THIS ISSUE!
  Big Creek, Blackfoot, Boise, Clark Fork, Clearwater National Forest, Genessee, Idaho City, Kuna, Preston, Riggins, Stanley, Twin Falls, Victor, Winchester