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"Blood orange is a citrus surprise: startling fruit, handsome tree". Sunset. FindArticles.com. 28 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1216/is_v174/ai_3707582/

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• A leisurely four-day trip in the Scottish highlands
• Steelhead fishing secret near Sacramento
• Yellowstone winter … magic, uncrowded; for skiing, wildlife or geyser watching, exploring. It may be the park's best time of year
• The kitchen had a dark past
• From northern Italy to Seattle, a chocolate hazelnut cheesecake
• A rabble of butterflies in Santz Cruz
• When time is short, how to find lodging in northern California
• Red, white, yellow, green: choose your onion soup color
• Chicken with tarragon cream
• February menus: French farm breakfast, valentine dinner, cracked crab and soup
• Belgian endive is the salmon scooper
• 1985 Ad
• Saint Pat's Day flings in the Bay Area
• Blame it on the road
• Three minor gypsum board repairs
• They started with a dark 1925 kitchen
• Bosnian stew
• If a Nepal trekker had a microwave
• Seed time for a hot pepper summer
• Stopping by Fresno's tranquil Friendship Garden
• Maritime past at Fort Mason
• Serious paper planes? It's a way to introduce children to flight and aerodynamics
• Couch or bed uses standard lumber, a standard mattress
• Another garage door opens up his well-equipped but undersize shop
• Toasted cabbage with noodles
  by John Harmon
• How did beerocks get to Fresno? Are they ready to spread?
• They're oreganos. Or are they?
• Privacy for them, filtered shade for thier plants
• What to be a mucker or trammer? Visit the East Bay's new mine museum
• Grape expenditures
• Above Yosemite
• Yosemite road guide
• Yosemite … still magnificent
• Solar greenhouse designed for a cloudy climate
• Cider-baked apples
• May menus: turkey roll-ups on a picnic or at home, warm or cold
• Mixed grill as done in Venice, Italy
• Zinnias that step back in time … small, easygoing
• An exaltation of organists in Salt Lake City, June 17 to 21
• New hydrofoil service: Seattle to Victoria to Vancouver, B.C
• Video art in San Francisco … screenings, classes
• Mild and white, here come Mexico's rancho-style cheeses
• They raised the kitchen ceiling, pushed out the back wall
• Opening the kitchen ceiling
• You eat the wrapper … green, black, or purple nori
• Landscaping for privacy
• Succulent puts on a late summer show
• Hut-to-hut hiking in the glacier-scoured mountains of Norway
• Spring-loaded gate swings uphill
• Hotel Honokaa Club
• Can you find yesterday's flavor today? A special guide to the west's great summer fruit
• An alcove for the computer
• It's a bold tomato chutney
• More cross-country in Yosemite
• Snap-on foam-and-canvas shutters insulate skylight
• Apple salad with yogurt-honey dressing
• "Weak and puny" … but welcome in winter
• In Sacramento, coffeehouse galleries offer art with strudel
• The audubon society master guide to birding
• Opening up the ceiling
• Bright and roomy in just 5.5 by 9 feet
• It started with shark he caught in Mexico
• Valentine food fun. Four gift ideas that are tasty, all red
• When it rains hard, these drainage systems move runoff quickly, naturally, attractively
• Kentucky quilts come to Fresno
• Touring La Jolla's masterpiece
• The adventure vacation catalog
• Sleeping under the trees … with a bedroom skylight
• Geometric view for their new bedroom
• Salads, rice and beans … all with a Southwest touch
• Pastry rafts or standing tall … three ways to enjoy asparagus
• A Jonah's view of a blue whale in Santa Barbara
• Grand Canyon to the border … a 500-mile bike adventure
• Braid, coil, and glue tissue paper … that's all you do
• Play area stays dry under deck
• In front, it's 1846. In back and in the kitchen, it's 1985
• Our chef has his own way of putting waffles with orange juice for breakfast
• Fish in the microwave … it's like steaming
• The Rhododendron species
• Primate see, primate do

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