2011-08, August 2011 (Firth)

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  FEATURES

  The Art of Self-Rescue
  by Steve Silva

  On the Bruneau River in flood season, three rafters consider their limited options, and find their resourcefulness sorely tested.

  Firth—Spotlight City
  by Wallace Swenson

  An inside look at characters and stories of a venerable eastern Idaho town.

  The Past in Pieces
  by Andrea Clark Mason

  Led by a University of Idaho anthropologist, students unearth artifacts from an all-male, World War II internment camp in Kooskia.

  DEPARTMENTS

  Comment: Making It Come Alive

  Statewide: Idaho Air Shows; Sometimes, They’re Dogfights, by Spike Minczeski

  Pocatello: Haunted High; A Graduate Returns to Investigate, by Tanae Clayson

  Long Valley: Remembering Claire; A Summer Idyll Never Forgotten, by Dan Strawn

  Grace: Sticking the Crawler Tractor; A Doozy of a Mistake, by Bill Corbett

  Snake River Canyon: Auger’s Well; A Community Re-seeds Auger Falls Park, by Mike Cothern

  Statewide: Alpine Angling; Idaho’s Loftiest Fly Fishing, by Basil Service

  Sweet: Everything Idaho, By Kevin Swan

  Idaho at Large: Elementary Chemistry, by Steve Carr

  Recipe Contest: Rainbow Trout Fajitas; Cherry Bruschetta,
  both recipes courtesy of the Idaho Department of Agriculture, www.idahopreferred.com

  IN THIS ISSUE!
  Auger Falls, Bruneau River, Challis, Cottonwood, Firth, Fort Hall, Grace, Kooskia, Long Valley, McCall, Pierce, Pocatello, Sweet