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The Mountainside Was Ours By Barbara Morgan People say we Boomers enabled our Millennials to excess, buying them chemistry sets and computers. Encouraging worm dissection on the back porch Science and Nature Club. Enthusing about their thespian productions.
By Amy Larson Rex’s Potato and Ham Soup Contributed by Coralie Mattox INGREDIENTS 1 large onion, finely chopped 1 tsp. onion powder 2 ½ Tbsp. butter 2 tsp. garlic powder 1 ½ Tbsp. ham soup base* 7 c.
Muscling in a Sturgeon Story and Photos by Emily Dymock I became oblivious of the pain shooting up my arm, as my determination to get the sturgeon on the deck of the boat took over. The pole felt
Straight from the Chiller Channel By Steve Carr I’m a bit of a Renaissance man. I forsook fishing to spend a delightful Idaho September weekend visiting a haunted hotel museum in Soda Springs and then viewing and contemplating
The Ground Squirrel’s Scourge Story and Photos by F.A. Loomis I recall my grandfather, a founder of a farm cooperative in Valley County called the Gold Fork Irrigation Company and a ditch rider in the 1920s, telling me
Fighting for the Forest Service By Mike Blackbird The devastating wildfires of 2015 burned more than 740,000 acres in Idaho, and when fire season came around again in 2016, I was reminded of the infamous 1910 forest fire.
At the End of the Road By Khaliela Wright When I was a child, my grandfather often sang the Scottish traditional tune “Loch Lomond” to me, but I was well into adulthood before the truth sank in of
A Defender of the Wild By John Davidson I met Stacy Gebhards in the summer of 1981, when his daughter, Sandy, and I worked together at a small pub in Old Boise. I’d been invited on a float
In an Ancient Grove By Dennis Pence It’s like walking through a cathedral,” Marty said during an over-the-fence conversation early one sunny morning. She was speaking of the Giant Red Cedar National Recreation Trail less than a dozen
