Tales of Megaliths in the Mountains By Mike Blackbird When my brother Jerry was interested in something, he was totally invested, and his enthusiasm was infectious. In 1979, when I visited him in Idaho from California, where I
At the Alpaca Farm Story and Photos by Lorie Palmer A few years ago, when my husband and I were out for a drive from Grangeville, we ambled down rural Talmaks Road off U.S. Highway 95 just west
Following the Rules By Gary Oberbillig I have never experienced a greater sense of redemption than on a day when I was six years old, lost in fantasy, creeping along a shady trail near McCall. I carried a
Part Two: Southern Ranges Story and Photos by Tom Lopez Last month, we published mountaineer Tom Lopez’s accounts of five summits in northern Idaho ranges, drawn from a list of his twenty-five favorite climbing experiences in the state.
It’s Not Preston By Rick Just Photos courtesy of Rick Just An argument can be made that Presto doesn’t qualify for IDAHO magazine’s Spotlight City feature, because it was never a town. Yet over the more than two
Gremlins in Hiding Story and Photos by John O’Bryan When I moved to Idaho in 1984, I was sure I would find places to fish but the only fish I found were tiny ones, like the kind I
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By Amy Story Mighty Mini Baked Potatoes INGREDIENTS 1 lb. (450g) baby potatoes / new potatoes 1 Tbsp. olive oil ½ tsp. salt ½ c. sour cream 2 Tbsp. chopped fresh chives Shredded cheddar for garnish Sprinkle of
By Bianca Dumas Photos courtesy of University of Utah J. Willard Library Ski and Snow Sports Archives, Alan Engen Ski History Collection I got a one-word text from my son Gordon in McCall: “Whoa.” Attached was his snapshot
A Big Kitty in the Core Story and Photos by Mary Terra-Berns IDAHO magazine first featured Coeur d’Alene as a Spotlight City in our February 2004 issue. We figured it was time for a revisit. A few years
