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Articles in July, 1995 issue of Sunset

• London in Oakland - attractions of Jack London's hometown in Oakland, California
  by Lora J. Finnegan
• Adventures in group dining - San Francisco restaurants that serve tapas
  by Kendall Allen
• The loneliest national parks - less crowded national parks
• Build a sturdy, slate-top table
  by Peter O. Whiteley
• Rethinking pesto: red peppers instead of oil - includes recipe
  by Elaine Johnson
• Sea fever - ship-training vessels
  by Lora J. Finnegan
• Cannas give summer a tropical accent
• Inspirations & renovations - three front yard renovation ideas
  by Lauren Bonar Swezey
• A taste of the West: Chinese chicken salad - includes recipe
  by Jerry Anne Di Vecchio
• A curry classic - includes recipes
  by Betsy Reynolds Bateson
• His heroes have always been cowboys - historian Paul Stewart
  by Peter Fish
• How to avoid an itchy summer - avoiding poison oak
  by Peter Fish
• Cultivate your garden photo skills
  by Lynn Ocone
• Vivid wall plasters - using colored wall plaster
  by Daniel Gregory
• Dinner with Nancy and Bruce - recipes of husband and wife chefs Nancy Oakes and Bruce Aidells
  by Betsy Reynolds Bateson
• San Juan Island at its best
  by Jena MacPherson
• The nastiest apple pest in the West - controlling apple maggots
  by Jim McCausland
• Great Western picnics - includes recipes
  by Elaine Johnson
• Tea-smoking moves outdoors - includes recipes
  by Linda Lau Anusasananan
• Where to find the perfect peach
  by Bill Crosby
• The new boom in Central City - tourist boom in Central City, Colorado
  by Lora J. Finnegan
• A desert oasis on Walnut Creek - Ruth Bancroft Garden in Walnut Creek, California
  by Lauren Bonar Swezey
• The crisis in our forests - deterioration of ponderosa pine forests - includes related article
  by Jeff Phillips
• Berry bounty from Northwest country inns - includes recipes
  by Elaine Johnson