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Wyoming is the least-populated state in America, and it is filled with long, silent stretches of prairie, mountains that see snowfall every month of the year, and a red desert filled with sand dunes and the fossilized past. It is perhaps this vastness and isolation which urge us to stop and contemplate our place in this landscape-and what we have to offer to its care.While Wyoming's greatest populations-the four-legged, finned, and winged-do not speak human languages, a deep and intensely felt kinship runs through these poems and stories from writers across the state. The pieces in this anthology relate what it is like to live at the intersection between human lives and needs, and the environment of the high plains and the mountains-to mingle our ephemeral blood with the shaping forces of water, wind, and stone.

Where do Jackson Hole locals hike?The definitive secret Jackson escape guidebook.Five minutes from the traffic of Jackson's town square, Cache Creek offers the chance to immerse yourself in wild nature. It's a place where you can see how the world works. Cache Creek shares some of the ways you can do it. No experience is required. The hiking is family-friendly.Hiking information, wildlife, and plants are all covered in this unique guide. Learn the best trails for your skill level and what you want to see. Do you only have an hour before catching your flight? You can get a nature walk in with this guide.What's Inside Best hiking trails Seasons for areas Wildlife and plant tips Local secret spotsCache Creek is a popular hiking, biking and cross-country ski area on the edge of Jackson, Wyoming. It has multiple pathways to nature. Locals escape to this spot year-round to get their dose of the outdoors.Illustrated with photographs, maps, and artwork, the book covers everything about the area. This guide will help you avoid the crowds of Grand Teton and Yellowstone. When Jackson locals want to hike, this is where they go. Find out what they know and why they go there in this book.Get your copy and experience the wilderness today!

In every season, life on America's high plains is at once harsh and beautiful, liberating and isolated, welcoming and unforgiving. The poems of Cloudshade take us through those seasons, swinging wide a glassless window to life in the West--to antelope flowing seamless over dirt roads, boom and bust ghost towns, deep, glacial lakes ringed with glowing aspen trees, ice fishing by the Northern Lights, and as in "High Plains Solstice," live music on summer nights thatcarves hot petals through our bodiesin its ritual of tidesand light;licks us open from the insideuntil we are night-blooming jasmineseduced by the moon.Cloudshade is a book for everyone, from poetry lovers to those who don't usually read poems. If you've ever waited through five or six months of winter for the first signs of spring, stood outside to feel the first, long-awaited summer rains, caught the wood-smoke and cottonwood scent of fall, or stood on a frozen lake, listening to winter rumbling and heaving through the ice, these poems will carry you back to what is elemental and haunting about life on the high plains, as in "On the Ice," whereWe wait, silent, hearing with our feetthe seething of ultramarine blood,the twitching of bones,rumbles of omensand restless spirits.The ice stretches and heaves,cracking like gunshot, and beneath that, glints and gleamingsof sound, like whalescalling across the darkness.In the poetic tradition of James Wright and B.H. Fairchild, these poems are rooted in the mercies of daily life, illuminating the intersections between our own internal landscapes and those that surround us. Howe offers a fleeting portrait of that intersection in the poem, "En Route to My Father's Funeral"At a pale crossroads,in an open shop two floors up,a welder works into the night.His arc is lonesome in the cool air,gobbets of firelike unformed angelsfalling.Whether you live on the high plains or it lives in your memory, the poems of Cloudshade, like the first summer rain, bring the sounds, scents, and the vividness of life back to us, whole.

Create a Remarkable System for a Lifetime of AchievementDiscover how to live life with the "No Regrets" approachHow do you avoid letting your life slip by? This book will tell you how. Dr. Randall Peeters takes you through the literal ups and downs that he went through as he strove to complete the Adventure Grand Slam: climbing the Seven Summits and standing at the North and South Poles.He shares his system you can use to reach your goals.Frostbite, death, diarrhea, aching loneliness, and worse constitute a small part of his incredible journey. Learn Randall's technique to balance your aspirations with your obligations. He shows his method for completing the BASE jumping registration and relates it to attaining your goals.Discover how to harness the thing that makes you tick.For someone who has managed thousands, Randall is remarkably in touch with the realities of his readers. You wouldn't expect it of a Ph.D. His highly entertaining stories connect you to the concepts of his strategy.Peeters is unafraid to explore his failings to illustrate his ideas.Whatever your Adventure Grand Slam may be, Journeys to the Edge will teach you how to realize it.Get the book and chart a new course for your life!

A reporter comes across a war brewing in California.He ends up tangled in a murder mystery of sinister proportions.This murder mystery is set in a time of evolving conflict and spiritual awakenings. We follow reporter Beau Larson vacationing in the California mountains when he meets an intriguing man on a hike.Larry is a blind man with visions of an ancient paradise. He lives by himself on the mountain every summer. Larry asks for Beau's help in writing a book about what he sees.Do Larry's visions have widespread appeal?Beau soon discovers a gruesome murder. He investigates the town of Fools Gold to solve the mystery. Can his newfound friend Larry help him come to terms with his itch for justice?Things are not what they seem in Fools Gold.The plot thickens as politics blurs reality. Everyone in this isolated town appears to act against their own interests. As a reporter, Beau has a duty to discover what the real truth is in Fools Gold.Beau risks his life to try and make sense of the murder through the eyes of the blind man. As an objective journalist, he must find answers as lethal tension rise.Will Beau solve the mystery before the murderer strikes again?