2010-09, September 2010 (Hollister)

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  FEATURES

  Memory Freeze: For Idaho Wildlife Photographer Bill Mullins, A Few Seconds of Magic Are Worth a Day’s Wait
  by Dale E. Toweill

  Boise wildlife photographer Bill Mullins travels the world in quest of images, but he also creates award-winners in his own front yard.

  Hollister—Spotlight City
  by Rob Morris

  Water has always been an issue for this southern Idaho town, even though it arose from an irrigation development project and has become a fishing mecca.

  What Would Larry Do?: Confronted by a Frigid Fall Stream, The Question Is To Wade or Not to Wade
  by Randy King

  The quail is on the other side of Jump Creek, there’s no bridge, and the water is cold. Ask yourself: in this situation, what would Redneck Larry do?

  DEPARTMENTS

  Comment: Remembering Two Idaho Heroes; Vernon Baker and David C. Dolby

  Big Desert: Enter from the Sun; Ed Pitcher’s Book Tells Why Falconers Now Let the Bird Fly High, by Will Peterson

  Blackfoot: Lola Gets Crazy; Rural Idaho Goes to the Dogs, by Sara J. Call

  Pioneer Mountains: The Pull of the Pioneers; An Elk Hunter on the Meaning of Success, by Mike Cothern

  Salmon River Mountains: Body and Soul; Nothing Beats the Mountains, Grouse, and a Pointer, by S. Eric Krasa

  Malta: The Long Ride, by Bill Ryan

  Grace: Shootin’ Sage Hens, by Bill Corbett

  Idaho Falls: Zucchini Escapes Bread, by Kitty Fleischman

  Cascade and Lewiston: Dare to Kayak; Idaho’s World Champion Shows the Kids How, By Sue Hansen

  Recipe Contest: Red Delicious Apple Parcels with Sweet Wine Caramel Sauce, by Angela Tandy; Baked Oatmeal, by F. Ruth Thacker

  IN THIS ISSUE!
  Big Desert, Blackfoot, Boise, Cascade, Grace, Hollister, Idaho Falls, Jump Creek, Kamiah, Lewiston, Malta, Nampa, New Plymouth, Pioneer Mountains, St. Maries, Salmon, Salmon River Mountains