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We love the Southwest. No kidding, we're bonkers for it. We can't get enough of it, especially the Four Corners region. Our region. We express the love in this Web site and in Inside/Outside Southwest magazine, publications that celebrate the Four Corners' active lifestyle through captivating stories, inspiring photo galleries, music and books from local artists, news from around the region, and we do that with a perspective that the region's mainstream media cannot. Come in and join the community.
March 2010 Issue
Saturn Shines
column by Lewis McCool ©2010Spring is almost upon us. The nights are getting warmer, though shorter.
SkywatchTop Stories
March and Roll
by Nancy Prichard Bouchard, Ph.D.
Skiing Through Time
by Nathan Rice
Found in: | Outside | Snowsports | Skiing | Nordic |
No Pooping
by grapher: Colleen Miniuk-Sperry
Found in: | Outside | Photography | Gallery |
The Mountain View
column
by Ken Wright
San Juandering
Wilderness
Canoeing Among the Cacti
story and photos by Larry RiceMay/June 2006
HOLLYWOOD HAS LONG portrayed the Arizona desert as cactus and rattlesnake country, a land fit only for the toughest,
meanest and most resourceful hombres. The saying goes that everything here either bites and stings or sticks and
pricks. So, why would any human venture into territory so bleak, barren, and sun-blasted?
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Gallery Photo
Hunting
Stalking Wildness
by Ken WrightOctober/November 2005
Solitude. Tradition. Challenge. Freedom. Health. Family.
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Festivals
Keeping it Reel!
by Amy MaestasDecember/January 2007
Addicted to YouTube? The astoundingly popular Internet site has its place in society. Besides compelling
thousands of people worldwide to waste hours of time watching bone-headed movies and candid, embarrassing faux pas by
celebrities alike, it has opened up a new venue for budding filmmakers. How many of them will go on to make careers
out of it remains unseen (let's hope
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Connect With Our Bloggers
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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Happiness ... and longing
Updated 3/5/2010
San Juan Almanac blog by Ken Wright
Our backyard -- still ...
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