2018-10, October 2018 (Georgetown)

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  FEATURES

  The Gnarliest Trail

  By Dan Noakes

  The author describes an unfriendly hike of more than a thousand miles to complete the Idaho Centennial Trail in fifty-two days.

  From Wasteland to Wetland

  By Mary Terr-Berns

  Through what’s called wetland banking mitigation, a Priest River wasteland was restored to a thriving wetland. 

  Georgetown – Spotlight City

  By Bruce Bash

  A quiet farming community in the state’s southeastern corner is a haven for hummingbirds and big game, and also a victim of earthquakes.

   

  DEPARTMENTS

  Comments: Bloom Peak

  Caldwell: Sticks and Strings, by Les Tanner

  Coeur d’Alene: Chainsaw Maniac, by Diana Braskich

  Cascade: Things That Go Bump, by Susan Hatch

  Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forests: Red Sunset, by Rowan Brown

  Lochsa River: An Unfished River, by Max Jenkins

  Meridian: Another Life, by Kitty Widner

  Idaho At Large: What Are They Doing in There? by Steve Carr

  Recipes: Goodbye Cowboy Casserole; Chocolate Shortbread Comfort Cookies

  Calendar of Events: Railshow 2018, Idaho Falls

   

  IN THIS ISSUE!

  Boise, Caldwell, Cascade, Coeur d’Alene, Emmett, Georgetown, Idaho Centennial Trail, Idaho City, Idaho Falls, Lochsa River, Meridian, Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forest, Pocatello, Valencia