Marin Extraordinary Living, Marin Magazine, Marin County

May 2009

Features
	Lost Horizon, Found A far-off Shangri-La. By Dave Bartruff
	Gardenmaker Brandon Tyson At home with Brandon Tyson. By P.J. Bremier
	A Shining Icon on a Hill The people of the Buck Institute. By Tim Porter

A far-off Shangri-La.

By Dave Bartruff

At home with Brandon Tyson.

By P.J. Bremier

The people of the Buck Institute.

By Tim Porter

Departments
Fashion Trends: All that's green and gold	Archive »
Spring is the time for green. By Somer Flaherty
People: Field of Dreams	Archive »
Logan and Noah Miller. By Somer Flaherty
Decor: Outdoor Art	Archive »
Outdoor art. By Somer Flaherty
Garden: Let it Grow	Archive »
Teaching kids to grow. By P.J. Bremier
Microclimates: Larkspur	Archive »
Larkspur celebrates 100 years. By Daniel Jewett
Letters: Readers Respond	Archive »
Comments from Marin Magazine readers.
GO: Tahoe on Foot	Archive »
Tahoe explorations. By Grant Griffith
Looking Back: History of a Highway	Archive »
Highway history. By Jim Wood
Dialogue: Melba Pattillo Beals	Archive »
Pioneer Melba Pattillo Beals. By Mimi Towle
Conversation: Shawn Marshall	Archive »
Mill Valley's Shawn Marshall. By Jim Wood
SNAP	Archive »
SNAP events for May 2009.
Lifestyle: Talking with Pamela Westfall Bochte of Mill Valley	Archive »
Pamela Westfall Bochte on personal style.
Currents	Archive »
Bay Area happenings.
News from the North	Archive »
Wine country happenings.
Art Galleries: Some Things Old, Some Things New	Archive »
Exploring local venues. By Anne Ray

Columns
View from Mt. Tam	Archive »
The creators of Marin Magazine welcome you to share their vision.
POV: Fresh Is Best	Archive »
West Marin—an organic success story. By Jim Wood