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Articles in July, 2007 issue of Sunset

• Woodside: celebrate the Fourth at the rodeo's Pig Scramble, or bike, hike, and horse around here anytime
  by Rachel Levin
• Cool and crunchy: update a potluck classic of crisp summer vegetables topped with creamy dressing
  by Molly Watson
• Succulent design secrets
• Cool comfort: dive into a swimming hole on the South Yuba River in Gold Country
  by Kate Washington
• July favorites: recipes from our readers, tested in Sunset's kitchen
  by Jessica Battilana
• Your bug questions answered
• Backyard geometry: lush plantings, clean lines, and built-in seating create an inviting outdoor room
  by Sharon Cohoon
• Tangy chicken: grill up some nuggets of tender meat to pair with smoky, nutty romesco sauce
  by Jessica Battilana
• Santa Rosa, California the lost tree
  by Peter Fish
• World's fair in Santa Fe
• Endless beach: fall under the spell of the Gaviota Coast, where wilderness meets Southern California beach culture but nature still prevails
  by Matthew Jaffe
• Sweet Willamette: the berries are ripe. The wines are wonderful. Follow the backroads of Oregon' Willamette Valley for the most delicious summer vacation you've ever had
  by Bonnie Henderson
• Eco-savvy garage: creative building techniques and recycled materials give this structure a sustainable edge
  by Jennifer Matlack
• Corn with mustard seeds
• Zucchini blossoms
• Old Faithful versus the xbox: from the Olympics to the Rockies, the West's national parks are seeing a drop in visitors. We say we love the outdoors. Are we just too busy to go there?
  by Peter Fish
• Top 10 rooftop bars: make the scene, watch the game, or get away from it all at one of these lofty watering holes
• Ancient hot spot: find a quiet corner and contemplate the mysteries of Bandelier National Monument
  by Matthew Jaffe
• 'Graffiti' cauliflower
• Circular patios: five great examples from around the West, plus how to build your own
  by Lauren Bonar Swezey
• 3 ways with potato salad: best friend to burgers and hot dogs; indispensable at picnics and potlucks. Here's summer's favorite side dish
  by Molly Watson
• Green glassware: add earth-friendly style indoors and out with this luminous material recycled as chic home decor
  by Jess Chamberlain
• Cathedral Mountain Lodge
• Shellfish party
• How to make a fountain: recirculating water spills over the edge of two nested pots
  by Jim McCausland
• Biodegradable plates
• Cabin on the range: against a dramatic Montana landscape, a tiny backyard studio lives large with rustic materials and simple, well-crafted design
  by Jennifer Matlack
• What to do in Northern California July
• Pam Houston: the novelist talks about Colorado rivers, ranches, mountains, and baseball
• 5 great trails with a swim
• Zinfully delicious: match some juicy grilled ribs with a few bottles of the West's house wine, Zinfandel, for a great summer party
  by Sara Schneider
• From the editor
  by Katie Tamony
• Outdoor nook for two
• View from the top: terraced living spaces make the most of a sloped city lot
  by Julie Chai
• Cocktail marinades: who knew that classic drinks like mojitos, martinis, and margaritas could make such great flavorings for meat and seafood? Sure is one way to liven up dinner
  by Amy Traverso
• Sundae social: how two newcomers charmed a small Utah town with ice cream, sauce, and sprinkles
  by Lavinia Spalding
• Summer stunners: grow unthirsty coneflowers in glowing new colors
  by Jim McCausland
• Lake Tahoe fireworks
• Bathhouse retreat: tricks for turning a run-down shed into a soothing spa
  by Peter O. Whiteley
• Family-room slide show: a movable panel works like an on-off switch for television viewing
  by Peter O. Whiteley
• This month on sunset.com
• What to do in your garden July
  by Julie Chai
• Take Sunset's best of the west container challenge
• Fourth of July tabletop
• Backyard chicken coop
• Garden for all ages: a family creates a dream landscape full of whimsical details and multigenerational appeal in California's San Bernardino Mountains
  by Sharon Cohoon
• Your guide to Sunset
• New spin on spa cuisine
• Cool house, warm look: add coziness and personality with a mix of classic and contemporary elements
  by Nora Burba Trulsson