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Summer Photos

Kicking the First Leaves

by James H. Byrd

The first brief chill of impending fall brushed the area this week, sending the changing leaves to swirling and the hunters to dusting off their camoflage.

Blue Mountain Hop

by James H. Byrd

Summer is winding down and the huckleberries are fading fast, but the time was right for a hike to Blue Mountain and some picking along the way.

Sand Creek Excursion

by James H. Byrd

Take a trip up Sand Creek with us and see what incredible beauty lies just over the edge of Highway 95.

Johnson Creek Kayaking Adventure

by James H. Byrd

In this issue, the Local Look takes you from the Johnson Creek Recreation Area out onto Lake Pend Oreille in a kayak.

Crazy from the Heat

by James H. Byrd

We explore a couple of options for keeping cool during our (thankfully) brief summer heat waves.

Mountain in the Sky

by James H. Byrd

The views you get from the Mickinnick Trail remind you of how fortunate you are to live in Bonner County.

Looking Back at Summer

by Susan Daffron

Some of the great photos our readers submitted this summer.

Fading to Yellow and Gold

by James H. Byrd

Summer and the local deciduous trees are starting to fade.

On and Off Shore

by James H. Byrd

With mostly sunny days over the past week, there were plenty of opportunities to enjoy the lake and summer events.

After the Rain

by James H. Byrd

Late summer rainstorms and cooler temperatures remind us that summer is starting to wind down.

Sun Ripened

by James H. Byrd

More sun and heat this week ripened the summer berries and made for some redened complexions among the recreational crowd.

Summer Life

by James H. Byrd

Every form of flora and fawna is out and about, and the huckleberries are ripening to the joy of all.

Hay is for Horses

by James H. Byrd

Local farmers swung into action this week as sunny skies and moderate temperatures were perfect for harvesting the hay fields.

Hum Along If You Don't Know the Words

by James H. Byrd

If you put out a hummingbird feeder, expect to be entertained by a lot of chasing and zooming.

Up the Creek with a Paddle

by James H. Byrd

Join us on a journey through Pack River Flats on a Kayak

Moooove Along

by James H. Byrd

Living in a rural setting has its little trials.

Summer Approaches

by James H. Byrd

You can feel summer approaching now. The storms are breaking up and the wildlife is at play.

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