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March-April 2002 • Issue Number 968 • Return to Trail & Timberline Home Page |
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Cottonwood trees a water indicator in arid Colorado From the Education Director: Emergency backcountry medicine |
| Wild Colorado |
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The Arapaho-Roosevelt National Forest is the playground for the largest population concentration in Colorado. Read about the challenges of protecting and managing it. The Arapaho-Roosevelt National Forest The Governor and Secretary Norton are stacking our RACs Gunnison River proposed wilderness area Celebrating CMC conservation volunteers Roan Plateau: Colorado's newest battleground over gas production |
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News Briefs
Poetry
Something to smile about |
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| This issue of Trail & Timberline deals with "foundational" matters: namely, the feet. A podiatrist writes about boot fit while a CMC leader writes about what happens when you ignore your feet. Lastly, hiking poles may assist your feet in their next ascent of a fourteener. | |
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| On the care and feeding of feet by Terry Burr | |
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by Guy del Prtince, DPM |
by Bill Houghton |
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