Jan-Feb 2017 By John Gabbertīoathouses on the Black River Nov-Dec 2017 By John Elliott (pdf) The hard, gritty, expensive work of rescuing one of the finest steam sternwheeler packet boats ever built is nearly finished. Piloting the American Queen - Like Maneuvering an Elephant in a Bathtub January-February 2019 By Lee HendrixĪ Family Tree with Roots in the River - the Suiter family January-February 2018 By Sara Millhouse (pdf) University of Minnesota Centennial Showboat Heads Downstream Nov-Dec 2016 By Denny CaneffĮffigy Mounds of the Wisconsin River Valley September-October 2016 The author explores his heritage on the Mississippi. Restoring Driftless Area Prairies May-June 2017 By Pamela Eyden (also in PDF) Nature Reawakens at Nahant Marsh July-August 2017 By Emery Styron Turning No-Man's Land into a Nature PreserveĪ Walk on Paint Rock March-April 2018 By Brian Gibbs Richie Swanson, Aghaming Park, and Red-shouldered Hawks : Havencrest – Indulge in Rococo and Romance at Savanna’s Castle May-June 2019 By Sara Millhouseīuilding a Bridge Between Muscatine and China January-February 2019 By Emery Styron Red Wing Marine Museum January-February 2020 By Capt. Rivertown Chocolate Shops May-June 2020 By Pamela Eyden March-April 2020 By Sara Millhouseįish Farm Mounds Sept-Oct 2020 By Christine Hall By Ryan Johnsonīlack Settlers in the Driftless Black people have a history in the Upper Midwest as long as that of Euro-American settlers, and they built communities in rural areas that we now think of as historically White. (pdf) The river was a classroom for three months. The Big Campus: Augsburg's River Semester Nov-Dec 2015. Rig up a trailer on a fold-up bicycle and pedal your canoe to the river. Paddling Odysseys of 2015 Jan-Feb 2016 (pdf) Paddling Odysseys of 2016 March-April 2017 (pdf) The Mississippi River valley could be the best sport-climbing spot in the Midwest. Packing for the Big Paddle Jan-Feb 2018 (pdf) By Ryan JohnsonĬlimbing the River Bluffs March-April 2017 (pdf) Ted PeckĬhasing Winter Trout Jan-Feb 2018 (pdf) By Todd Franklin See more information. Nov-Dec 2018ĭams have unbalanced an environment that evolved for millions of years.īy Reggie McLeod, Editor and Publisher of Big RiverApril 2016ĭecades of voluntary agricultural programs and incentives have had little effect.īy Reggie McLeod, Editor and Publisher of Big River September 2016Ĭold-Water Walleyes Nov-Dec 2018 (pdf) By Capt. Guest Editorial: Tim Mason: Defending the Bluffs, Romancing the Riverīy Trudy Balcom, editor of the White Mountain Independent (Show Low, Ariz.) and a former staff member of Big River. We're going to be hearing the word 'resilience' a lot more in the future.īy Reggie McLeod, Editor and PublisherSept-Oct 2021 Read these popular stories from past issues! Listen to editor/publisher Reggie McLeod on theĬall or write in with your questions and comments.īirds of the Upper Mississippi River and Driftless Areaģ6 poems inspired by blufftop views overlooking the Mississippi River.īy Dick Stahl, the first poet laureate of the Quad Cities. Towboat-watching resource: Boats in pools and queued in locks.Ĭovering the Heart of the Driftless Area for 29 Years Weather forecast for Upper Mississippi citiesįacebook Page Mississippi River Paddlers - people paddling from Source to Sea

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