October 1997

In this issue

The text explores the power of the past and the enduring mark it leaves on landscapes. It shows how nature reclaims what was once lost, offering moments where echoes of bygone eras subtly reappear. This reminds us of the continuous cycle of creation and destruction.

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Chapters

• Along the Way

  Larry Winter

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  Bonita Creek Birding

  Sam Negri

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  Prayers in Stone

  Barton Wright

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  Discovering How Nature Works

  Carle Hodge

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  Meet the Most Famous Squirrel in the World

  Tom Dollar

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  All Dressed Up, Circa 1870

  Kathleen Walker

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  The Coronado Epistle

  Dean Smith

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  Life, Death, and Rebirth of a Fateful Spanish Fort

  Sam Negri

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  Wit Stop

  Gene Perret,Ted DeGrazia,Jerry Jacka,Jack Dykinga,Jerry Sieve,Bob Rink,Vicky Snow,Robert G. McDonald

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  Legends of the Lost

  Sam Negri

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  Arizona Humor

  Gary Bennett,Don Dedera,Jeanne Hanks, Yarnell

• Roadside Rest

  Don Dedera,Jonathan Lowe

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  Back Road Adventure

  Jonathan Lowe

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  Mileposts/Events

  Rebecca Mong,Priscilla Whitaker

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  Hike of the Month

  Rose Houk