Volume 67, Number 2 (2016) Summer/Fall 2016: Living with the Consequences
Complete Issue
Editor's Column
The Long Way Home: With Magic Like This, Who Needs Routine?
Christine Woodside
In This Issue
"All a Question of Luck": Hope Deteriorated into a Survival Game in the A. W. Greely Expedition
Laura Waterman
A Scoutmaster's Fall: Three Witnesses Will Never Forget It
Crawford Coates
Looking for Kate: Searchers' Stories
Sandy Stott
Catching a Fish: Girls Find Food and Water
Leah Titcomb
The Randolph Glacier Inventory: Scientists Gatheres in the White Mountains to Count the World's Glaciers
W. Tad Pfeffer
A Maple for the Ages: Discovering a 250-Year-Old Tree Hidden in an Overgrown Nature Preserve
Christopher Johnson
In Every Issue
A Peak Ahead
Christine Woodside
Poetry
Screech Owl
Francis Blessington
The Lake at the Pass (Arapahoe Pass, CO)
Chris Hoffman
Gomantong Caves, Sabah, Borneo
Marcyn Del Clements
Hutchins Island
Grace Mattern
Cormorants at Chambers Bay
Kay Mullen
Moose Gives Birth
Max L. Stephan
Photo by George Rice/National Archives: Only 6 of the 22 men who posed for this 1881 photo, just before they set out for the Arctic on a government-funded expedition, returned alive. Their leader was Adolphus Washington Greely, the bearded man seated in the center. Like most of the others, the photographer, seated at right, died of starvation before a rescue ship arrived.
