Merl Guth Interview: President Carter River Trip
In 1978, President Jimmy Carter and his family took a float trip down the Middle Fork of the Salmon River. Norm Guth and his sons…
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A Tour of Gibbonsville
Gibbonsville is an unincorporated community of around 130 residents living just below the Continental Divide in Eastern Idaho. The town is about 25 miles north…
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Breakneck Trail: The River of No Return
Do you think we can make it on the old Breakneck Trail? “Yes,” my father said. “I’ll put him on the Appaloosa. He may be…
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Thanksgiving: Bring on the Food
There were folks in that crowd who valued their pie more than my life.
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Kid Currey: Life on the River
It was 1974 and I was just a kid looking for heroes. In those days, the idea of kids having someone to look up to…
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Dugout Dick: Living the American Dream
“You bump your head a lot when you live in a cave,” Dick said one time.
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Idaho Pioneers: Robert and Anna Hicks
They were looking for a better way of life – to breath air that hadn’t already been breathed.
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Buckskin Bill: The Man, the Legend
Buckskin Bill said, “Ma’am, we don’t get broken legs around here!”
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Stand for Something
Biz Break is a blog that discusses the wisdom and stories that define the human experience. And by human experience, I’m referring to the collection…
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Being a Second in a First-Rate Series
My job was to look mean, worn-out, and hungry for gold.
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The Art of Life: Take Me Back to Salmon
Perhaps we will all eventually return to our roots and reclaim in some intrinsic way what was once ours.
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