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March 2010 Issue
Skiing Through Time
Exploring Native American History On Skis
by Nathan RiceLooking down on Cliff Palace, pink sunset painting rounded tower walls, we are transported 800 years into the past. Smoke rises from square holes atop roofed kivas. Women labor over stone metates, grinding corn into meal. Laughter and strange, foreign syllables echo from the sandstone alcove that houses the largest ruin in Mesa Verde National Park. Snow covers the ground.
Found in: | Outside | Snowsports | Skiing | Nordic |Top Stories
Saturn Shines
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by Lewis McCool ©2010
Skywatch
The Mountain View
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by Ken Wright
San Juandering
Hydrate or Die
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by Michael Wolcott
Southwest of Normal
Snow Angel
by Bret Edge
Found in: | Outside | Photography | Gallery |
Wellness
Navigating The Passes
by Katharine NilesJanuary/February 2007
I grew up driving mountain passes, and because it was the one place I trusted my father to keep me alive - as
opposed to slaying me in myriad ways with incest - I came to feel at home there.
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Gallery Photo
Fly Fishing
Fishing dogs . . .
by Steven J. MeyersJanuary 2010
I've never had a fishing dog. We've had mutts, a purebred coon dog (a plothound) and
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Mountaineering
Spared (for now): a Lesson on Fremont Peak
by Michael WolcottJanuary 2009
Connect With Our Bloggers
Trailer Park Blues
Updated 3/12/2010
Desert Reflections blog by Jen Jackson
Last week, all of us RV park residents received a notice that we must vacate the premises by March 15. We already
knew we'd have to move soon to make room for the influx of visitors for Jeep Safari, but the plan was to simply move
to another part of the RV park. Unfortunately, the county had other ideas.
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Beautiful dirt
Updated 3/11/2010
Always Trailing blog by John Peel
Good to see some dirt again. Even if that dirt is wet, which means that we'll
call it mud for a while.
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Empowerment in Simplicity
Updated 3/8/2010
Desert Reflections blog by Jen Jackson
I'm in St. George right now, visiting friends and a landscape I once called home. This is one of a very few places
where I am able to look - if only briefly - beyond the sprawling congestion of the metropolitan area itself to be
awestruck by the landscape. What Utah's Dixie lacks in growth-related vision, it makes up for with the vibrancy of
its views.
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