This warm-weather sun hoodie will keep you outside in the sunshine doing the things you love longer with its 50+ UPF rating. FORLOH uses a fabric for this shirt that has cooling minerals built into the fibers and it has efficient moisture-wicking abilities. Made for outdoor sports, the shirt also employs antimicrobial scent control properties […]
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Cover photo courtesy of Justin Short Remember when we were kids, and you’d meet another kid? It was as though, “Hey, I’m a kid. You’re a kid. Let’s go play!” And then you’d play all day until it was dark and your mom would yell out the door that it was time to come home.
The Search for the Perfect Coffee Sponsored by DOMA Coffee Cover photo courtesy of DOMA Coffee Have you ever had a cup of coffee so great, it began to seem like something more than just coffee? We get it. At DOMA Coffee Roasting Company, we think of craft coffee as a journey, possibly one capable of true
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Article and cover photo courtesy of Linc Foods INGREDIENTS Lentils 1 cup black beluga lentils from Palouse Brand // 1 bay leaf // 1 Tbsp. olive oil // ½ tsp. oregano // ½ tsp. rosemary // ½ tsp. parsley Spring Onion Mixture 1 Tbsp. olive oil // 1 spring onion from Royal Produce, sliced thinly
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Making sense of gut health and why it matters Of all the love poems ever written, they all seemed to focus on the heart, as if this singular organ was more than a glorified pump. Even Rumi failed to get lyrical about the intestines, despite their sinewy silken lining, their miraculous membranes of blood vessels,
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A great stuff sack solution for car, van or RV campers who are fond of organizing gear but struggle to remember what’s in a given sack. These mesh sacks allow you to see what you’ve stowed without having to dig through random bags, and they offer excellent breathability for wet or damp winter sports or
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By Olivia Dugenet Cover photo courtesy of Bobby Whittaker I walked the newly opened stretch of the Children of the Sun Trail on a sunny afternoon from Hillyard’s Columbia Avenue to Cleveland Avenue in the Minnehaha neighborhood. Traffic hummed along Market Street while the still-dormant section of the North-South Corridor slept like a concrete giant.
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While March winds and April showers abound, local trailwork crews are tackling trail maintenance needs as fast as the snow recedes. This cold and wet season is not a fun time to take a lingering lunch break nor do the prep work required for a fancy backpacking dinner. As I lead early-season trail crews, I’m
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4 Hikes in Local Natural areas By Olivia Dugenet Cover photo courtesy of Kanisku Land Trust They don’t call it spring fever for nothing. When the big, dark Inland Northwest winter finally melts away and the whole world is green and growing, anything seems possible. Every step outside into the sweet, mild air feels like
