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Articles in March, 1988 issue of Sunset

• Tahoe resorts with programs for handicapped skiers
• Cowboy eateries near Phoenix
• Swiss ramblings with hotels waiting
• "Leave well enough alone" - three main-event entrees - recipes
• How they gain space with a little subtraction … and a little addition - kitchen remodeling
• Sweater or tunic, this Lapland-style pullover is easy to sew
• Pasta for breakfast? - recipes
• Retaining wall holds the slope, starts seeds
• 1988 Ad
• Hidden drip system irrigates a pair of wire baskets on a lamppost
• Spring explorations above and around Monterey
• New home for venerable steeds at San Francisco's carousel museum - American Carousel Museum
• What it is is zoneball; it's a new, noncontact team sport
• 1949 flat-top enlarges upward and frontward; inner walls divide its semicircular windows
• Behind the wall, a quieter entry garden
• Fireplace wall can store wood, show slides
• Three chunky spreads for appetizers or snacks - recipes
• Cooking on a woodstove - includes recipes
• March garden shows, sales, demonstrations, seminars, walks
• Should you plant peas from sixpacks instead of seeds?
• California Coastal Resources Guide. - book reviews
• Biking along Alameda Creek … no cars, no mud
• Nature as teacher at Point Reyes - Point Reyes National Seashore, California
• Clematis … the new and the rediscovered
• In one long, rainy weekend, Grants Pass builds a playground - community action in Grants Pass, Oregon
• Niches display and protect art, antiques, electronics
• How to deal with a live crab or lobster
• A light hand with seafood … soup or stir-fry - recipes
• She starts it all by sowing mixed seeds in March
• Collecting garden ideas and snapshots in Holland
• Reno's new safari museum - Wilbur D. May Museum
• Do you carry a medical card?
• California's black utopia - Colonel Allensworth State Historic Park
• Two-way borscht … hot and hearty, or cool and light - recipes
• A family room pavilion for this 1920 house
• A kitchen table that disappears
• For an extra room, they came up with a playhouse-bunkhouse
• As with other cults, chiliheads tend to be a bit fanatical - includes recipes
• A leaf shine for indoor plants
• Here in the West, perennials ignore garden books - includes related article
• Where wildflowers and geology flourish … Pinnacles National Monument
• Watching albatrosses, boobies, and an old lighthouse on Kauai
• Meet the sheep in Australia - and their products
• California desert 1988 - includes related articles
• Wimpy to fiery, is there a chili pepper for you?
• What about radon in the West? - includes related article
• First they turned the kitchen sideways
• What gives the tang to these sweets? Goat's milk - recipes
• When you need to work close to weeds
• Where to get seeds of the more uncommon chili peppers