2011-11, November 2011 (Ucon)

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  FEATURES

  Phantom Fire
  by F.A. Loomis

  Back in 1976, when the author manned a forest fire lookout near Warren, he experienced a phenomenon so strange, it made him doubt his senses.

  Ucon—Spotlight City
  by Bruce Bash

  Joining in Ucon’s centennial celebration, the author examines a town whose survival has owed much to its people pulling together.

  The Pony Farm
  by Judy Loop

  Growing up on a Shetland Pony farm in Caldwell provided ample lessons in teamwork, responsibility, and unconditional love, along with a healthy share of thrills and spills.

  DEPARTMENTS

  Letters: Who Let the Dogs Out?

  Sandpoint: Fiddlin’ Red; He Breathes Life Into Instruments and Their Players, by Desiré Aguirre

  Jerome: Electrified, by Linda Helms

  Middle Fork Salmon River: Dig It In; Rafting the Salmon in Very High Water, by Bob Beers

  Hagerman: How to Dream a Life; Hagerman’s Premier Volunteer on the Joys Of a “Servant’s Heart,” by Kelly Kast

  Salmon: Sharing Idaho; The Give and Take of Visitation, by Melinda Stiles

  Idaho City/Placerville: First Sight; A Flatlander Encounters Idaho Mountains, by Jessie Smith

  Sun Valley: Gunderson’s Hypothesis; Were Hemingway’s Spanish Scenes Drawn from Central Idaho Landscapes?, by Will Peterson

  Idaho at Large: Extraordinary Mearsures, by Steve Carr

  Recipe Contest: Corn Bread and Bacon-Stuffed Acorn Squash, courtesy of the Idaho Department of Agriculture, www.idahopreferred.com; and Divinity, courtesy of Linda Helms

  IN THIS ISSUE!
  Boise, Caldwell, Hagerman, Hayden, Idaho City, Jerome, Middle Fork Salmon River, Moscow, Payette National Forest, Pocatello, Priest Lake, Salmon, Sandpoint, Sun Valley, Ucon