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Amy Irvine on 'Almost Animal,' her Mormon foremothers and motherhood in the wild

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Amy Irvine on 'Almost Animal,' her Mormon foremothers and motherhood in the wild
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Amy Irvine was a competitive rock climber, a wildland firefighter and a national park ranger. Then motherhood left her isolated on a mesa in southwest Colorado with a sick baby and a yard full of animals. Her new memoir, "Almost Animal: A Memoir of Motherhood, Wildness, and the American West," tells that story.

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