Colorado Central Magazine: October 2000 No. 80
The Monthly Magazine for People who can find deer in their yards.
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The Attack of the Killer Hummingbirds
Essay by Lou Bendrick p. 2
On Mountain Time
Cartoon by Clint Driscoll and Lara Ravenwood p. 4-7
The Lowest Point isn't on the Arkansas, after all
Brief by Central Staff p. 4
Briefs from the San Luis Valley
Brief by Marcia Darnell p. 5
Park Service says no to historic designation
Brief by Central Staff p. 6
New Mexico eyes Closed Basin for more Rio Grande water
Brief by Central Staff p. 7
The Stupid Zone Expands
Essay by Lynda La Rocca p. 8
The perspective from down on the ground
Column by George Sibley p. 11
Kit Carson: the Mountain and the Man
Article by Allen Best p. 12
Private 14ers
Sidebar by Ed Quillen p. 13
Sources
Sidebar by Allen Best p. 17
The Navajo Campaign
Article by Martha Quillen p. 18
Sources
Sidebar by Martha Quillen p. 21
Historical Reservations
Sidebar by Martha Quillen p. 22
Living in the Runaway West, by Writers on the Range
Review by Clint Driscoll p. 23
Newjack: Guarding Sing Sing, by Ted Conover
Review by Ed Quillen p. 25
Colorado Museums and Historic Sites, by Victor J. Danilov
Review by Ed Quillen p. 26
Western States can carve out a new forest economy
Essay by Tom Wolf p. 27
Vitriol and vinegar both serve a purpose
Letter from Slim Wolfe p. 28
The origin of the account of paying the Utes for a treaty
Letter from Virginia M. Simmons p. 28
Owed an apology, but will accept a check
Letter from Frank Smith p. 29
Why the bears are invading the cities
Letter from Gail Holbrook p. 30
Frozen Moments: Photographer Bill Gillette
Article by Rayna Bailey p. 31
Just who should be giving us moral instruction?
Essay by Martha Quillen p. 33
The wisdom of the ages
Sidebar by Martha Quillen p. 37
A well of questions
Column by Hal Walter p. 38
Western Water Report
from Steve Glazer
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