2014-02, February 2014 (Corral)

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  Product Description

  FEATURES

  Alone

  By Doug Tims

  In an excerpt from a new book, the author describes life with his wife in a cabin on the Salmon’s Middle Fork, with no neighbors, no phone, and no electricity.

  Corral – Spotlight City

  By Dean Clark

  Growing up in a tarpaper shack in the remote logging town of Headquarters was no picnic, but the author realizes it taught lessons and gave rewards that lasted him a lifetime. In this meticulous account, he recalls many details of the challenges and charms of the place, including the ice pond.

  The Ice Pond

  By Charlene Aycock

  This tiny community on the Camas Prairie started out as a stagecoach station, moved down to the railroad tracks, and was claimed by six counties over the years. The author meets a family with a long history there.

  DEPARTMENTS

  Comments: Sawtooth Elk

  Shoshone: Catastrophe, High and Wide, by Robert Jenkins

  Caldwell: Messing Around, by Les Tanner

  Arrowrock Dam: The Tallest Dam, by Grove Koger

  Big Lost River: Locked Out!, by Ray Brooks

  Statewide: Splendid Misery, by Judy Grigg Hansen

  Idaho Books: Minidoka Memories, by Amy Larson

  Idaho at Large: Going AWOL Post-Christmas, by Steve Carr

  Recipes: Greek Salad; Fill ‘Em-Up Smoothie

  Calendar of Events: Skijoring Competition, Sandpoint

  IN THIS ISSUE!
  Arrowrock Dam, Big Lost River, Boise, Caldwell, Campbell’s Ferry Ranch, Corral, Headquarters, Nampa, Pierce, Sandpoint, Shoshone