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Andrew Gulliford
Position: Fort Lewis College

Where pioneers are buried: La Plata County’s historic cemeteries

She was dying as she took her place on the wooden wagon. Wrapped in quilts and an oil cloth against the cold pelting rain, her relatives spoke urgently, encouraging the team of horses. But i...

Where rocks have names: Running rapids on Western rivers

Running rapids on Western rivers

The murals at Mama D’s: In Salida, wall art tells story of an era

SALIDA – Traveling around the West, when it’s mealtime I’ll eat anything – and I have. Friends tell me that I am blessed with an iron stomach and a tasteless palate. Perhaps. I w...

Writer advocates for ancient S.W. sites

New book challenges visitors to leave artifacts in place

Canyon country controversy

A new national monument in southern Utah?

Some like it hot: Soaking at New Mexico's Ojo Caliente

On frigid winter days with long winter nights, there's nothing like a soak in a natural hot springs and one of the most historic in the Southwest is at Ojo Caliente, New Mexico. ...

Stone messengers

Across wild landscapes, humans build cairns as markers, companions

A tragic tale in Ouray

A failed mining dream and the origin of ‘Danny Boy’

Grand Canyon under siege

Developer proposes tram to sacred site at river bottom

Exploring Tsankawi Ruin Clues to an ancient culture found on New Mexico’s Parajito Plateau

In the penetrating heat of early July, storm clouds brewed to the south. Summer monsoons had yet to arrive in northern New Mexico. The temperature stood at 95 degrees as I left the truck wit...

Culture clash in Moab

Tourism vs. oil and gas: Lessons from the Green River

Making Ute history live

The enduring legacy of Clifford Duncan