Summer 2012

Features

Earthquake!

Imagine: You’re awakened in the wee hours of the morning by a low-frequency roar coming from … everywhere

by Rob Marin
Photo by R.B. Colton

ONE GRAND LOOP

Envision a dream tour; a drive that countless people from every corner of the world would spend hundreds of dollars and travel thousands of miles to make …

Story and photography by Michael McCoy

Departments

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	Dining In, Dining Out At the wedding reception of Jean Williams and Jackson Hole fly-fishing legend Paul Bruun in August 2009, a group of angler guests stood around the wedding cake, admiring it. By Lucy Flood
	No Cuts, No Benchwarming In the mid-nineties, a small group of teenagers began gathering after school in Neil Gleichman’s classroom at Teton High School ... by Liz Onufer
	In the Tracks of Pioneers Between 1841 and 1869, when the First Transcontinental Railroad was completed, hundreds of thousands of pioneers traveled in covered wagons along the Oregon-California Trail ... By Lucy Flood
	A Fleeting Feast I’m a food addict. Problem is, I’m not addicted to just any old food—and the food itself is only part of the addiction. by Mel Paradis
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	Teton Valley Top to Bottom
Archive » Familiar Faces
	Two Above Par Creative travelers love to search out local “secrets.” By Jennifer Rein
Archive » Compass Points
	My Scottish Island Refuge Story and photography by T. Hamish Tear
Archive » Field Notes
	On the Move Teton Valley has lots of migratory residents—second-home owners who flock to the valley for relaxation and recreation ... by Molly Loomis