Hooked on HorsesArtists see equine subjects as symbols of West, freedom, spirit |
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Contour ConstructionBefore Jackson architect Brad Hoyt was hired to design a home for Maria and Worthy Johnson, he strapped on snowshoes to explore the rolling aspen forest encompassing their proposed homesite in... |
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Getting the Lead OutExperimental program aimed at hunters reduces toxins in the eagles of Jackson Hole |
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Sí, Se PuedeAs the only Caucasian in this particular Teton High School classroom, Rose Hendricks, the new teacher, stood out. |
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Just for KicksScandanavian in origin, the kicksled—or “spark” as it is known in its homeland |
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Lots of Glass, Plenty of ClassA neighborhood boy and his babysitter were riding their bikes around John Dodge subdivision off Teton Village Road, when a woman pulled up and asked, “Can you tell me where the Crothers live?”... |
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Courses for horses— English riding in the TetonsBucking the trend of Western horsemanship in the Teton counties of Wyoming and Idaho, English riding is alive and kicking. |
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Simple SatisfactionJust five blocks from downtown Jackson, and one block from the National Elk Refuge, sits a discreet 1970s ranch-style home. |
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REACHING BEYONDImagine setting off on a year-long horseback trip across the United States. |
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The High NotePilot Kristine Ciesinski stands next to a glider and points across the airfield at the dirt devils swirling in the distance. “Rising air,” she says. |
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Goin’ to the SpudAs the Spud Turns: Since this article was published, the Spud Drive-In 1)closed for the summer, and then 2) reopened for the summer. Read all about it here. |
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North End RefugeJennifer and Chris Tissot, like others attracted to the Tetons, are convinced they were destined to build here. Before their decision to buy property, all kinds of coincidences pointed them in this... |
After the BoomWhen Wall Street began its nosedive in autumn 2008, the decline of property values in Jackson and Teton Valley was already underway... |
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A Skier’s Sense of SurfWhen he’s feeling generous, my husband Mike calls me determined—but I know that’s just his code word for obsessive-compulsive disorder. |
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Timeless theater |
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Wakeful WalkingAfter twenty years of guiding hikes, I have come to realize that we can reap the benefits of our time spent outdoors in many ways. |