Inside the Cover: Piute Creek

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This week’s Inside the Cover features the Thomas’ scroll book Piute Creek. The featured poem was written by Gary Snyder, an American poet who began his career in the 1950s. He was a member of the "Beat Generation", and the San Francisco Rennaissance. His work "blends physical reality and precise observations of nature... [Read More]

Matthew Hopkins Witchfinder General

The Discovery of Witches
In 1563, Witchcraft was deemed a capital offence in Britain. Between 1645-1646 East Anglia became increasingly concerned about witches. Matthew Hopkins known as the Witchfinder General did his part in putting “witches” to death during this time.1 Ellen Castelow, “Witches in Britain,” Historic UK: The History and Heritage Accommodation Guide ↩... [Read More]

National Cat Day 2019

Cats outside of Hollingshead cabin
On this National Cat Day, we offer up a clowder of cats, chowing and prowling and in general conducting cat business outside their home of Hollingshead Cabin near Felt, Idaho. [Read More]

Horses

Logging Lessons

Skidding Logs [1]
Last week we learned about the science behind felling trees with crosscut saws. Over the next few weeks, we’ll learn about the variety of ways that the Potlatch Lumber Company transported logs once they had been cut and cleared! [Read More]
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