SUMMER/FALL 2010 
IN THIS ISSUE: HUT, TWO, THREE, FOUR
- This Counts as a School Day: Why are some kids free to explore the wild, and others aren’t? Catherine Buni
- Suckled by the Wolf: A mother ponders the nature of wilderness. Kristine Lane
- Everyone Who Starts Will Finish: Warren Doyle’s rules for long-distance group hikes. Christine Woodside
- A Death in Canada, 1896: How it transformed mountaineering. Ron Dart
- Maps by Hand: The techniques of two early map-makers from the White Mountain Guide. Loren Johnston
- Quebec’s Weird Frontier: Monts Groulx, an entire earth. Will Kemeza
- Running the Rope Out: When does a climbing career end? Douglass P. Teschner
- Ren Zhong Feng and the 1932 American Sikong Expedition: An exercise in armchair mountaineering. Jeffery Parrette
POETRY
- Sea Turtle! Francis Blessington
- Visitant Robin Chapman
- In Praise of Indolence Todd Davis
- Barranco Camp, Kilimanjaro National Park Marcyn Del Clements
- The Seagulls James Doyle
- Luna Moths William Keener
- In Ragged Tide Waters Kay Mullen
- More of the Unfinishable Fox Story Mary Oliver
- Helen Howe Poetry Prize Winner: Banff Robin Chapman
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WINTER/SPRING 2010 
IN THIS ISSUE: ON THE ICE
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- Wanted: Austral Summer Workers: Longtime employees of the company that supports the National Science Foundation describe the unique addiction to Antarctica that takes hold. Christine Woodside
- South Pole, North Country: How it became perfectly natural for so many to work in Antarctica and live in northern New Hampshire. Sally Manikian
- A Ritual Descent: The winning essay of the Waterman Fund contest. Jeremy Loeb
- Reaching for Winter Light: Previously unpublished journals and letters of off -trail winter adventures. Guy Waterman, edited and introduced by Laura Waterman
- Mountaineering Pioneers of the Berkshires: The Alpine Club of Williamstown. Christopher Johnson
- Tar Heel Pride: North Carolinians build the Mountain-to-Sea Trail. John Manuel
- The High Places: The reward is not always at the top. Jeffery A. Summit
POETRY
- Banff Robin Chapman
- Landscape With Penguins James Doyle
- Trumping Summer Paul Clifford Fetters
- Mt. Hood Elegy J.T. Ledbetter
- A Fox in the Dark Mary Oliver
- Tracings Ann Taylor
- Winter Solstice Kim Triedman
- Autumn Beside The Saco River Parker Towle
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