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Articles in Nov, 1989 issue of Sunset

• Carrizo Plain, land of extremes - eastern of San Luis Obispo County, California
• A Montreal must-see if you're interested in architecture - Canadian Centre for Architecture
• Fresno as 19th-century farm town
• Gabled addition pushes living room into the garden
• One-of-a-kind appliques as Christmas cards
• Mexican, Italian, Scandinavian … they're handy seasonings to mix and keep
• Mystery ingredient? Cocoa - recipes
• Playing up little bulbs. Buy now and plant in pots for close-up spring bloom
• A surprise on every level - slope gardening
• Bay Area mansions to rent for special occasions
• New Mexico's rockhound park - Rockhound State Park, New Mexico
• Los Angeles neon, past and present
• Very nutty tarts - recipes
• Sandstone and cousins. These are the "earth-toned" stones. You can use them for paving, flooring, and much more - includes related article on installation and maintenance tips
• Ask the sun to help you. Using a blueprint process, you can decorate aprons, T-shirts
• A cassoulet to celebrate the new wine … not too seriously - recipes
• A really American Thanksgiving - recipes
• Dutch pancakes any time of day - recipes
• What about the new liquid lawn fertilizers?
• Well-engineered pea trellis
• Grand Canyon in winter; fewer visitors, even more dramatic scenery - includes related article on trip-planning tips
• National Parks of the West. - book reviews
• Behind the scenes in Hollywood; active studios you can visit. How to see location shooting
• Call it a California impressionist garden
• Jungle room brightens the house
• They started with a Portland pump house and a "passed-over" site
• Toasts and spreads, Italian style … three combinations - recipes
• The birdseed that's good to eat - recipes
• Perennials in pots. They can last for years. Here are choices
• Waterwise Gardening. - book reviews
• Factory outlets and neighborhood eateries … San Francisco's South Park
• New home for Seattle fishermen - Fishermen's Terminal
• Shopping for Hawaiian fabric on Oahu
• Watch out, New England! The West has its share of spectacular fall color. Here are colorful trees for your own garden
• Too pretty to eat? Ribbon pasta is simple to make, but it does take time and patience - recipes
• Return of the fountain pen. Here's how to put a vintage pen back into service
• Community action: seniors as police volunteers
• Microwave cooky-candy - recipes
• Simple compost systems. Five ways to go: bins, crates, pit, plastic sheets, concrete blocks
• Walk-on meadow … it's blooming yarrow
• Back-country skiing is back at Berthoud Pass, near Denver
• The Presidio. Another great park for San Francisco?
• Good-neighbor remodels - house remodeling
• Big new bathroom borrows space from spare bedroom
• Home office off the living room … it's just closet-size
• Salmon to salsa … mail-order treasures of the Northwest and the Southwest
• Southwest salad: it's speedy and simple - recipes
• Bye-bye bamboo. How to get rid of it by pulling, spraying, dividing