Montana writers: myths about American West overwhelm reality
Referring to what she termed the “Yellowstone effect,” Kathleen McLaughlin said wealthy people increasingly see the West as “a place where they can make a new identity by buying it.”
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Referring to what she termed the “Yellowstone effect,” Kathleen McLaughlin said wealthy people increasingly see the West as “a place where they can make a new identity by buying it.”
Referring to what she termed the “Yellowstone effect,” Kathleen McLaughlin said wealthy people increasingly see the West as “a place where they can make a new identity by buying it.”
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