Colorado Central Magazine: December 1994 No. 10

The Monthly Magazine for People who see a Douglas Fir every month of the year.

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• Naive and idealistic notions Essay by Ed Quillen p. 3

• It's FIBArk, not FIBARK or Fibark Letter from John Hansen p. 4

• Geologic Mischief Letter from Robert Mcphee p. 4

• Notes and commentary Brief by Central Staff p. 6

• The Fall of Climax Molybdenum Article by Steve Voynick p. 7

• Flyfishing, Hiking, and Cycling books Review by Hal Walter p. 13

• 2 books about strange events Review by Martha Quillen p. 14

• Four-Legged legends of Colorado by Gayle C. Shirley Review by Mandy Ainsworth p. 15

• Tomboy Bride, by Harriet Fish Backus Review by Martha Quillen p. 15

• Trials and Triumphs, by Stephen J. Leonard Review by Ed Quillen p. 17

• Write 'em Roughshod, by Peggy Godfrey Review by Marcia Darnell p. 17

• Colorado on my mind, by Curt Buchholtz Review by Ed Quillen p. 18

• What happens when a pasttime turns into an industry? Article by Martha Quillen p. 19

• Culture for the Country Folk Sidebar by Martha Quillen p. 20

• More Steam Plant Work set for 1995 Sidebar by Central Staff p. 23

• What is art, anyway? Sidebar by Diane Alexander p. 25

• Using art to elevate real-estate prices Sidebar by Ed Quillen p. 29

• Even closed galleries help a town's economy Sidebar by Central Staff p. 30

• Volunteers make the art world go 'round Sidebar by Martha Quillen p. 31

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