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Meet Rob Buchanan: Revelstoke artist and "Martian-Sent Weirdo"

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By Clare Menzel
| Kootenay Mountain Culture Magazine
He’s the creative brain behind the thriving art scene in Revelstoke, British Columbia, and we discover Rob Buchanan is one part artistic tour de force and one part mad scientist. Story by Clare Menzel. Feature photo by Bruno Long. Two-and-a-half metres tall and constructed from second-hand skis, a mosaic of Mona Lisa smiles into an alley in Revelstoke.
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Like Purple? From Sea Snails To Crude Oil, Here's The History Of The Royal Colour In Outdoor Apparel

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By Clare Menzel
| Kootenay Mountain Culture Magazine
Coast Mountain Culture writer Clare Menzel follows the history of outdoor fashion’s most polarizing pantone, peeking into the science and psychology of colour, in five acts. I. On the shore of the Mediterranean Sea in Phoenician antiquity, the crack of spiky sea-snail shells was the sound of money.
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How The USA is Saving Its Great Plains, One Blade of Grass at a Time

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By Clare Menzel
| Kootenay Mountain Culture Magazine
Amid concerns over the endangerment of species, spaces, and cowboy culture itself, the American Prairie Reserve project could succeed in protecting the contiguous United State’s largest nature reserve. All it will take is $500 million and a passion for progress, each victory measured in blades of wild grass. By Clare Menzel. In the broad expanse of north-central Montana, a prairie dog peeps from its burrow. With shiny black eyes darting, it sniffs.
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