Colorado Central Magazine: January 2003 No. 107

The Monthly Magazine for those who want to enjoy their cabin fever

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Farming, money and water in Colorado and the West Essay by Phil Doe p. 2
On Mountain Time Cartoon by Clint Driscoll and Judie Moorhead pp. 4-7
The night the lights went out Brief by Central Staff p. 4
Briefs from the San Luis Valley Brief by Marcia Darnell p. 5
Quarquicentennials? Brief by Central Staff p. 6
Cable sale still on Brief by Central Staff p. 7
Resort towns aren't turning green yet Brief by Central Staff p. 7
Some movements on the Tennessee Pass line Brief by Central Staff p. 7
Historic Salida, Inc., is organizing Brief by Central Staff p. 8
Russian Olives are now a forbidden fruit Brief by Central Staff p. 8
Our mountains are not in the middle kingdom Letter from Andy Burns p. 9
More about the Land Library Letter from Jeff Lee p. 9
Whence some place names? Letter from Virginia Simmons p. 9
All those crackpots Letter from Slim Wolfe p. 10
More good reading Letter from Kate Donithorne p. 11
More regulation? Letter from Dave Skinner p. 11
Where the Rockies end Letter from Roger Kirkpatrick p. 11
Racing at the top Article by Columbine Quillen p. 12
Pack-Burro Race Results Stats from Central Staff p. 15
With the plutocracy Column by George Sibley p. 16
Welcome back, Cotter? Article by Gail Binkly p. 17
Back to the basics? Or a new hustle? Article by Allen Best p. 19
Few new resorts in past 20 years Sidebar by Allen Best p. 20
Scrounging for solar Article by Slim Wolfe p. 24
Some basics about photovoltaics Sidebar by Slim Wolfe p. 25
A Road of Her Own: Women's Journeys in the West, edited by Marlene Blessing Review by Columbine Quillen p. 29
High Lakes of Southern Chaffee County, by Nancy Jacoby Review by Ed Quillen p. 31
The Soul of Nowhere: Traversing grace in a rugged land, by Craig Childs Review by Wayne Sheldrake p. 31
Some personal favorites Review by Lynda La Rocca p. 33
What we don't know is hurting us Essay by Martha Quillen p. 34
Water in the driest of years Column by Hal Walter p. 38
Western Water Report from Steve Glazer

Colorado Central Magazine: January 2003 No. 107

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Farming, money and water in Colorado and the West Essay by Phil Doe p. 2

On Mountain Time Cartoon by Clint Driscoll and Judie Moorhead pp. 4-7

The night the lights went out Brief by Central Staff p. 4

Briefs from the San Luis Valley Brief by Marcia Darnell p. 5

Quarquicentennials? Brief by Central Staff p. 6

Cable sale still on Brief by Central Staff p. 7

Resort towns aren't turning green yet Brief by Central Staff p. 7

Some movements on the Tennessee Pass line Brief by Central Staff p. 7

Historic Salida, Inc., is organizing Brief by Central Staff p. 8

Russian Olives are now a forbidden fruit Brief by Central Staff p. 8

Our mountains are not in the middle kingdom Letter from Andy Burns p. 9

More about the Land Library Letter from Jeff Lee p. 9

Whence some place names? Letter from Virginia Simmons p. 9

All those crackpots Letter from Slim Wolfe p. 10

More good reading Letter from Kate Donithorne p. 11

More regulation? Letter from Dave Skinner p. 11

Where the Rockies end Letter from Roger Kirkpatrick p. 11

Racing at the top Article by Columbine Quillen p. 12

Pack-Burro Race Results Stats from Central Staff p. 15

With the plutocracy Column by George Sibley p. 16

Welcome back, Cotter? Article by Gail Binkly p. 17

Back to the basics? Or a new hustle? Article by Allen Best p. 19

Few new resorts in past 20 years Sidebar by Allen Best p. 20

Scrounging for solar Article by Slim Wolfe p. 24

Some basics about photovoltaics Sidebar by Slim Wolfe p. 25

A Road of Her Own: Women's Journeys in the West, edited by Marlene Blessing Review by Columbine Quillen p. 29

High Lakes of Southern Chaffee County, by Nancy Jacoby Review by Ed Quillen p. 31

The Soul of Nowhere: Traversing grace in a rugged land, by Craig Childs Review by Wayne Sheldrake p. 31

Some personal favorites Review by Lynda La Rocca p. 33

What we don't know is hurting us Essay by Martha Quillen p. 34

Water in the driest of years Column by Hal Walter p. 38

Western Water Report from Steve Glazer

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