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• Shake hands with a glacier
• Patient or quick, ways to make perfect pickles
• Junior chefs on their own with a microwave
• Splashing oasis just inside this Fresno front entry
• Near Paso Robles on U.S. 101, adobe stopover in old San Miguel
• Where London's architects do their shopping
• Former driveway is now a private entry court
• East meets West, and bigger bites win
• Public art with public transportation in Sacramento
• The ceiling now goes from 8 to 18 feet
• How to grow and use burnet
• Raptor-watching just west of the Golden Gate Bridge
• Revitalizing a 10-story San Francisco landmark
• Which bulb to buy? See what you get
• Wisteria and children are both welcome
• If there's a successful hunter around your house; here are four ways to put wild venison to good use
• Mesclun of Nice is really just mixed salad greens. Here's how to grow it
• Catch a ride - one way or another - on valley winds
• Winning the battle against those wily flies
• This pavilion and deck give space for poolside entertaining
• Dynamite dogs; they're frankfurters you grind, pack with a wallop of seasoning
• Historic Kauai
• Suckers, mites, snails: summer troubles for citrus
• Touring the campus or hiking the forests at UC Santa Cruz
• Omelet of the year? It won the "omelet open."
• Storage and work space built of interlocking custom-milled maple
• The red rocks of Roxborough … new state park 25 miles southwest of Denver
• The perfect lawn grass?
• Simple changes with a wheelchair in mind
• How to grow lettuce from seed
• Walk aboard the Golden Hinde; it docks in Oakland, Sacramento, Stockton, Redwood City
• Where the gold rush began … an autumn drive; start in Auburn or Placerville for a leisurely 50-mile loop through the Georgetown Divide
• Western Home Awards; 1987-1988
• Lap desk or bed tray … sturdy but lightweight
• Big table slips over the firepit
• Notable natives; these five shrubs from the California hills will thrive in dry gardens and put on a spring flower flower show
• Summer bargains at Tucson's desert-foothill resorts
• What can a window do for a garden wall?
• They wanted the look of the beach, and wind protection
• Russian is bland, French is aromatic … know the tarragons
• Get back to your manzanita berries!
• Why wood windows? Plenty of good reasons
• Japanese herbs do great things for simple Western-style dishes
• The big harvesting month is also the big watering month
• Here comes Australia's Expo 88
• What you really need to know about house paint and painting
• Wide-open bathroom in the master suite
• How do you feel about jays?
• Community action: fire safety trailer in Walnut Creek
• Row, row, row your scull … or rowboat or canoe; here's where to go to start, to rent
• The wonders of gardening … in a saucer
• Serving shelves for corners
• Just in case it's another dry winter
• This big, open kitchen replaced a 1932 one: small, dark, crowded
• Just 2 miles from Interstate 80, wild but accessible Grouse Lakes
• Sit down and hang on for a wet, wild ride
• Hutch holds everything the barbecue needs
• Eight ways to save work and water when you garden in containers
• Scars and legends of Montana's 1959 earthquake
• Boxing in the microwave, high or low
• All it took was an extra 60 square feet; more light and space, better traffic pattern
• Out of the stream, into the frying pan … fresh trout
• First they dug out 3 feet of their flat lot
• Poke-poling for the homely but delicious monkeyface prickleback
• September's fresh figs meet some new friends
• Old Santa Rosa; Railroad Square comes back to life with shops, restaurants, renovations
• Even more great museums for Paris
• Feijoada … it's Brazil's party dish
• Fractions as fun; two interchangeable board games are easy to make
• In just 425 square feet, a shady green retreat
• The good oxalis
• Four-dish Russian menu offers some remarkable pairings
• New sun-catcher for this 1926 house
• Stretching back gave them a master suite and big, sheltered deck
• It was inevitable, pizza on the barbecue
• Avocado gazpacho … and more adventure with the July abundance
• Summer treasures of the Rockies
• This summer, one more way to get to Victoria by water
• Japanese herbs: easy to use, easy to grow
• Husky outdoor table … with drop-in cooktop

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