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Throughout my fishing ventures I’ve yet to find a river anywhere else in the world that conjures up the vivid imagery and breadth of emotions for me that the Yellowstone River does. The Yellowstone draws its water from Yellowstone Lake in Yellowstone National Park where the bubbling springs from geyser cauldrons provide essential nutrients for [...]
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At the beginning of March Big Sky Resort began a new pilot program for the Tram called Fast Pass. The Fast Pass is a complimentary pass for a reserved timeslot on the Lone Peak Tram available to season pass holders and one-day ticket holders at no extra charge. The Fast Pass reserves the skier a [...]
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My alarm started singing to me at 6:45 AM. Yes, my alarm sings – it doesn’t chirp – a lovely little song that repeats the phrase, “Get up.” I hazily hit snooze and told my phone I didn’t want to get up, that it couldn’t make me. On the alarm’s second insistent [...]
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Runners, like many athletes, have their routines and rituals. Many must run with music, some have to run alone, and there are runners who enjoy constant companionship when logging the miles. While company and conversation can help keep your mind off the heavy breathing and distance, not all running partners are big [...]
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I moved to Bozeman in the fall of 2009, and after a massive early snowstorm, it became immediately apparent that I would need to get excited about a winter sport in order to thrive in this town. Lacking qualities such as coordination and grace, I decided that snowshoeing would be a saner [...]
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As Bozemanites, we pride ourselves on combining our outdoor playground with a thriving urban culture. Think art, music, theatre. Take a closer look and you’ll also find a vibrant social dance scene.
That’s what Baltimore native Linda Barnsley discovered after moving to Montana to pursue her passion for wildlife painting. As [...]
By the time this issue hits the stands, millions of New Year’s resolutions will have been made (and probably more than a few already broken!) A popular resolution for those interested in becoming healthier, less stressed and more serene is to start a committed meditation practice.
Meditation is no longer solely in the realm of [...]
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During the last week of November, I came down with a severe case of cabin fever. Lacking the time to flee for an extended get-away, I decided instead to plan a day trip to somewhere, anywhere awesome. When discussing this notion with my ever-helpful boyfriend who has aspirations of dog mushing, he [...]
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