Teton Valley Magazine - Spring 2009

Spring 2009

Features

	A Quiet Beauty When a wealthy Easterner arrived by train in Victor in 1919 for a western vacation, he asked some locals at a store where to fish... By Rebecca Huntington Photo by Derek DiLuzio
	Two Takes on Fly Fishing: Part 1 I have always wanted to fly fish... By Susan Cook Photos By Susan Cook
	Honoring Our Fallen Heroes Memorial Day in Teton Valley... Photo Essay by Jeannette Boner
	The River Be Dammed? North of Tetonia, just beyond the Highway 33 bridge, the Teton River transforms from a tranquil, meandering spring creek into a rollicking torrent that plunges through a steep-walled gorge of... By Amy Verbeten Photos by Harold. K. Dunn, M.D.
	The Mettle-Testing Teton The pervasive stillness on the upper Teton River makes the fishing all the more intense. By Sam Bacon Photo by Derek DiLuzio

Archive » Teton Valley top to bottom
	Targhee Fest 2008 Imagine a place high in the mountains where the sun shines all day, only happy, peace-loving people are permitted (or so it seems), the food is terrific, the beer is cold, and year after year some... By Michael McCoy
Archive » Made in Teton Valley
	It's the Water By Jennifer Rein
Archive » In the Neighborhood
	A Century of Selling When she was little, a girl named JoAnn worked in her family’s store, where they sold bulk vinegars, barrels of pickles and crackers, and long sticks of baloney she’d cut into slices to feed... By Jeanne Anderson
Archive » All in a Day's Work
	Huckleberry Shakes and Fishing Tips f you’ve ever been in the Victor Emporium, you might have wondered what kind of geniuses run the place... By Lucy Flood
Archive » Compass Points
	Going with the Flow The movement of water is often seen as a symbol of this cycle: born of the skies, it flows from snowy mountains to the ocean, eventually finding its way back to the heavens... By Rob Marin
Archive » Trail Talk
	Happy Trails to You Of his many duties, building trails seems to excite Williams the most... By Lauren M. Whaley
Archive » Field Notes
	Fixing Fox Creek Fox Creek twists past Blaine Huntsman’s house, cutting a blue ribbon through the straw colored autumn grasses... By Lucy Flood