One of the most potent nymphs ever tied, the traditional version draws its name from its copper wire-wrapped body. However, red wire and chartreuse wire bodies are also very popular. Similar to ...

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March storms have been a boon to the snowpack in Northeastern Nevada. Going into March, many of the basins had dipped to ...

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As of Wednesday, the only safe ice in the eastern region is at Wild Horse Reservoir. But parts of the lake have ice that is not only questionable, but unsafe.

For this alchemy, Bareksten, cohost of PBS’ People of the North, takes inspiration from the hulder, wood nymphs who are said to live among the roots of ancient oaks in Norwegian forests.

In the story, Diana, goddess of the hunt, and her nymphs are caught bathing in the ... an elaborately decorated gilt-copper and lacquer norimono made around 1857 in Japan’s Edo period.

After, head to the village of Therma, a 10-minute drive along the coast to the east, for its hot springs and nearby waterfalls so bucolic, you’d almost expect to come across a nymph.