Mt. Spokane, The Little Spokane River, Rock Cairn Vision Quest Sites and a Poem
by Tina Wynecoop O Bring Me a Mountain Nothing else will do I don’t need more jewelry, fine woven stuffs, painted pottery, ...
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Robert Hylton
Sep 17, 2009
Vandervert Trail
by Tina Wynecoop Great things are ‘afoot’ along the north side of Wandermere Village. In a recent phone interview with Justin Gray,...
Robert Hylton
Sep 17, 2009
Trees and Trails
In order to allow reasonable travel by trails or roads, it is necessary to clear the “right of way.” In so doing, much brush and trees...
Robert Hylton
Sep 17, 2009
Finishing Touches on the Bridge
by Lindell Haggin All the many people walking the section of trail from Golden Road along Little Spokane Dr. to Midway Rd. now have...
Robert Hylton
Sep 17, 2009
Trails Sept 2009
by Martha Schaefer Have you noticed how many people are now using the latest developed section of trail in the valley down Midway road...
Robert Hylton
Sep 17, 2009
An Amazing CBC (Christmas Bird Count) Adventure Story
by Jeanne Dammarell On first sight, it looked like a brown plastic bag snagged on a low branch hanging over the Little Spokane River. The...
Robert Hylton
Aug 17, 2009
Art Work Drawings for Retaining Walls at Wandermere and Garden Avenue
These images are some architect’s renderings of the walls near Wandermere and along Garden Ave. These drawings were one iteration before...
Robert Hylton
Apr 17, 2009
Readings about our Little Spokane River Valley
There is a scattered ‘library’ of lore about our area. Fortunately, we are gathering materials and creating a bibliography so that the...
Robert Hylton
Feb 17, 2009
Haynes Estate Conservation Area Planting
By John Bottelli Special Projects Manager Spokane County Parks, Recreation & Gold In June of 2008 the Friends of the Little Spokane...
Robert Hylton
Feb 17, 2009
Inland Northwest Geology
Geologists tell us that millions of years ago our area underwent a scourging by fire. All along the border of North Idaho and Eastern...
Robert Hylton
Feb 17, 2009
Nesting Ospreys
By Lindell Haggin – Photos courtesy of Jeanne Dammarell The Osprey is a bird of prey whose main source of food is fish. At one time they...
Robert Hylton
Feb 17, 2009
US Highway 2 to the Wandermere Vicinity North Spokane Corridor: Wall Architectural Treatment
By Tina Wynecoop The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) has graciously included our valley citizens in the designing...
Robert Hylton
Feb 13, 2009
New Pedestrian-Bike Trail Needs Your Help To Find A Name
Public input is being sought by the Washington State Department of Transportation for naming the new pedestrian-bike path being built in...
Robert Hylton
Feb 13, 2009
08 Trails Update
By Jim Ellis Those of you who have traveled along Hatch Road, Little Spokane Drive, or Midway Road this summer may have noted some...
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