October 1994

In this issue
The text highlights the importance of ancient Douglas fir trees in understanding past climate changes and their potential impact on the future, particularly in predicting the effects of pollution and informing water management strategies in the Southwest. These trees serve as a metaphorical key to both historical events and future planning.
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Chapters
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Along the Way
Peter Aleshire
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Ascents in Sedona's Red Rock Country
BOB KERRY
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Deutschland and the West
PHYLLIS GILLESPIE
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They Sure Look Like American Cowboys
Phyllis Gillespie
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Autumn Magic
W.D. Wray
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The Ringtail's No Cat
Tom Dollar
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Paradise's Forbidden Fruit
Janis Bommersbach
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Biosphere 2 A Planet Away from Home
Sam Negri
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Photo Adventures
Rebecca Mong,Laura Jackson
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Mileposts/Calendar
Rebecca Mong,Laura Jackson,Joseph Stocker
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Event of the Month
Joseph Stocker
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Legends of the Lost
Tom Dollar
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Arizona Humor
W.F. Bennett Pearce,Wade Hatch,Harvey Joseph Duffy, Jr.,Janis Hackel,Robert Tessier,Don Tibbits
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Roadside Rest
Dan Dedera
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Back Road Adventure
Lawrence W. Cheek
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Hike of the Month
Lawrence W. Cheek

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