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- Dmae Lo Roberts
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- "Surrounded By Sage: A Native Son Falls for the Land He Left Behind"
- Summary: A third generation Idahoan takes a closer look at sagebrush country, a landscape overlooked and abused—even by those born onto it.
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Review of Surrounded By Sage: A Native Son Falls for the Land He Left Behind
Dmae Lo Roberts
Posted on September 28, 2004 at 02:18 PM
A thoughtful essay on the meaning of sagebrush in Guy Hand's life. Shows the effect that the land or in this case the vegetation can have on a person's life. For us in the Northwest, it's the big tall Evergreen trees. For Eastern Oregonians and Idahoans, it's the desert sagebrush. One tends to think of Tuscon or Deadwood when thinking of the sage but here's another view. Would work well in a news magazine format as a drop-in or essay.