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Spokane, Washington  Est. May 19, 1883

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The gender gap has narrowed in climbing. These women have closed it.

In the months after she claimed a silver medal in sport climbing at the Paris Olympics, Brooke Raboutou returned to the place where she had once competed as a child prodigy: Arco, Italy. Just outside of town, Raboutou set her sights on a sheet of rock called Excalibur, a steep and powerful 40-foot route just two other climbers had ever solved.
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Ammi Midstokke: Gardening supports the local economy

For two years, I’ve been in landscaping limbo, unable to plant a garden as we’ve been busy building a house. This has served as an emotional rehabilitation period during which my memories of horticulture carnage have been erased or replaced with revisionist history in which I recall only the four delicious asparagus I harvested and that year the anonymous tree produced dozens of delightful plums.
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Pit stop

A group of dunlin hangs by the shore of Swanson Lake in Lincoln County in this April photo by Kim Thorburn. The shorebirds breed in the Arctic and make stops at nutrient-rich alkaline lakes, wetlands and potholes in the intermountain West on their way north in the spring.
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Michael Wright: Searching for stoneflies on Montana’s Rock Creek

CLINTON, Mont. – The Rock Creek Fisherman’s Mercantile has anything an angler might want. Cold beer, fresh flies, tippett, leader, other miscellany that’s easy to leave at home. It’s the perfect store in the perfect spot – right off the interstate and at the opening of a canyon full of fish and possibility.
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Ammi Midstokke: The wisdom of the albatross

On the northwestern edge of the island of Oahu, a dirt road meanders along the coast like a ribbon of red soil and rock, dipping toward the ocean, spreading out like a fine net of trail between the rubbery alien flora of the island.
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Touch of red

A pileated woodpecker hangs out on a log in the Deep Creek area in this photo by Melanie Williams.
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