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Remote Finding Home in the Bitterroots

DJ Lee

When DJ Lee’s dear friend vanishes in the vast Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness of Idaho and Montana, she travels there to seek answers. The journey unexpectedly brings to an end her fifteen-year quest to uncover the buried history of her family in this remote place. Although Lee doesn’t find all the an...

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Park Predators

The host highlighted that a friend of Connie Johnson authored the book, which chronicles her story and reflections on wilderness, noting that her disappearance was incorporated into the manuscript before publication. The conversation emphasized the mystical quality of wilderness that the author and others learned from Connie.

Episode: The Cook

The host noted that DJ Lee, a friend of Connie Johnson, authored a book titled Remote Finding Home in the Bitter Roots, which chronicles Connie's story and reflections on wilderness.

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One of Connie's good friends, DJ Lee wrote a book titled Remote Finding Home in the Bitter Roots and told Washington State University professor Peter Chillson in an interview for OSU Press that so much of Connie's story, including her disappearance, had to be written into her manuscript before she could publish.

I think with the things I learned from Connie and that everybody learned from her is that wilderness is something almost mystical.

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