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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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Setting SailIt’s a cold February day. Strong winds have compacted the snow into a hard, breakable crust. Fred’s Mountain at Grand Targhee Resort is veiled in a storm cloud. |
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Double VisionWhether you’re in the local grocery store, out on the slopes, or at the library for children’s story hour, you may suddenly think you’re seeing double. |
Archive » All in a Day's Work |
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A Yen for YarnIt was nearing the end of our too-short summer when I popped into Mountain Knits in Driggs to talk to owner Jo Warden. |
Archive » Back When |
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200 Years of TouristsTwo hundred years ago, west-bound travelers crossed the mountains from Jackson Hole, entering Teton Valley. On October 5, 1811, this brigade of more than sixty men, along with one woman and two... |
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Young at HeartWhen I visited with her in the summer of 2010, Shirla Franz said she thought she was the oldest person in Teton Valley. |
Archive » Compass Points |
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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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The Dog Days of WinterMy dog Bella loves face shots. In fact, she seems to embrace everything about winter in Teton Valley. |
Archive » Field Notes |
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Stewards of the LandThe breakthrough came with the idea to X-ray dirt. |
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Ice is NiceTeton Valley Foundation board members know well the art of building the frozen surface of an ice-skating rink. |
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