Letters – #176

Letters – #176

by MG Admin February 1, 2011 February - March 2011

Envelope: By Autumn Stinar. We’re in the market for decorative envelopes to help beautify our Letters pages. If you’ve got an artistic envelope bent, pull out your weapons-of-choice, decorate an envelope with our snail mail address on it, mail the resultant envelope to us, and, if we print it, we’ll give you a year’s subscription [...]

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Letters #175

Letters #175

by MG Admin January 12, 2011 January 2011

Duking your way to Mountain Country M. John: Mountain Gazette is a fantastic publication and I always enjoy your column. I am responding to your call for stories. “How I Came to be Living in Mountain Country and Things Not To Do.” (Smoke Signals, “Stories of Us,” MG  #169). Here goes: Back in ’03, I [...]

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Letters – #174

Letters – #174

by MG Admin December 9, 2010 December 2010
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Letters

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by M John Fayhee November 2, 2010 Letters

Praising Mystery & Beer Juan: Can you please pass along congrats to Jen Jackson for her piece in MG #169? (“In Praise of Mystery and Beer.”) Just read it. Really good. Best, Cam Burns, Basalt, CO —– Wildness and Coming Home John: I took a trip across the country recently. I drove from my state [...]

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Letters – October 2010

Letters – October 2010

by Mountain Gazette October 8, 2010 Letters

The List Guy: Thoughts About Cool Things and The Fine Line Editor’s note: After priming the creative pump of both yours truly (Smoke Signals,“Listing Who We Are, MG #166) and the MG Tribe (via the two dozen or more Letters we have run on the subject), Dave Baldridge, whose idea it was for people to [...]

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Letters – September 2010

Letters – September 2010

by Mountain Gazette September 20, 2010 Letters

Grandpa JT John, Just wanted to give a shout out to you about your story on JT. (Smoke Signals, “Up in Smoke” (MG #167) He was the closest thing I had to a Grandpa in my life. The things I learned from this old soul will never be forgot and passed on to all who [...]

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