Over the Pass to a Different Future By Mary Terra-Berns Several years ago I worked on Idaho Fish and Game snorkeling surveys of fish above Avery on the upper Saint Joe River, which is federally designated as Wild
A Peak So Near, So Far Story and Photos by Alice Schenk I lay flat on a slab of rock about 9,400 feet in the air, in full panic mode. To get onto this slab I had torn
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Fly-Tying Gone Rogue By John O’Bryan When my wife Kelly found me in the deepest recess of her closet unraveling her best sweater, a feather duster tucked under one of my arms and a fur-lined hat under the
By Les Tanner Double-checking with event coordinators about the following locations, dates, and times is recommended. Northern Idaho 1/11-2/2 56th Annual Snowshoe Softball Tournament: Priest Lake 2 Clearwater Grange Annual Bazaar: Clearwater 4 Free Idaho Park
By Amy Story German Wintry Weather Snack INGREDIENTS Marble rye toast slices Liverwurst to taste Cream cheese to taste Nutella™ to taste Honey to taste Molasses to taste Butter to taste Cayenne pepper to taste Nutmeg to taste
In Perspective, Outdoors Story and Photos by Pam Streeby Astley The sun came up as we crossed the Perrine Bridge. It would be a beautiful but chilly fall day as my friend Racheal and I headed from Twin
A Hotbed of Volunteers By Larry Vila Our first Spotlight City feature on Montpelier was published in IDAHO magazine’s December 2003 issue. Here’s a contemporary look at the town. My meeting with the real estate agent was at
Culture Shock in Northern Idaho By Bob Johnson Photos by Michelle Johnson Mother deer do not like me. Well, one specific mother deer, anyway. That’s one thing I learned during our family’s three-week stay in a secluded cabin
An Actor’s Bits of Business By Gary Oberbillig The first year Molly and I were married we lived in an apartment house in Pocatello with Fang, our traumatized Siamese cat, and a boisterous assortment of friends who all
