2012-11, November 2012 (Princeton)

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  FEATURES

  The Crags by Pack Train
  by F.A. Loomis

  A regular hiker in central Idaho’s Bighorn Crags tries horse-packing in this time, before exploring the high lakes on foot.

  Princeton – Spotlight City
  by Tara Roberts

  The author’s grandfather grew up in this northern Idaho town, once part of its own Ivy League of railroad stops, including Harvard and Yale.

  Growing Up Connected
  by Dana Harris

  When the author was growing up in southeastern Idaho’s McCammon in the early 1970s and 1980s, everybody knew everybody. The impact on her of this connectedness was profound.

  DEPARTMENTS

  2012 IWL Contests: Nonfiction and Poetry Winners

  2012 Photo Contest: Announcing the Winners

  Statewide: Panorama, Low-Tech; Adventure by Hand and Eye, by Les Tanner

  Redfish Lake: A Couples’ Retreat; Where Love of Nature and Partner Combine, by Daniel Claar

  Glenns Ferry: A Family Found; Where to Look? Try the Museum, by Richard Bauman

  Fremont County: Spuds Under Siege; Do Other States Dare Challenge Our Supremacy?, by Paige Nelson

  Shoshone Falls: Face the Falls; A Newbie Kayaker Encounters the Snake River in a Testy Mood, by Rebecca Maxwell

  Boise: From Couch to Wallow; A Neophyte Tests the Dirty Waters, by Rachel Gattuso

  Idaho Books: Do I Believe in Ghosts?, by Gaye Bunderson

  Idaho at Large: What Do You Do?, by Steve Carr

  Recipes: Maple Cayenne Pecan Scones and Slow Cooker Scalloped Potatoes

  Calendar of Events: Night at the Museum, Caldwell

  IN THIS ISSUE!
  Bighorn Crags, Boise, Bonners Ferry, Caldwell, Fremont County, Glenns Ferry, McCammon, Pierce, Princeton, Redfish Lake, Shoshone Falls, Winchester