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| − | '''''Backwoods Home Magazine''''' is a monthly [[magazine]] published in [[Oregon]]. The theme of the magazine is "practical ideas for self-reliant living." The magazine publishes articles of interest to homesteaders, people living in [[rural]] areas, small [[farmer]]s, and people going back to the land. In that regard it is similar to the old ''[[Mother Earth News]]'' magazine, but with a significant difference: ''Backwoods Home Magazine'' has a [[conservative]] editorial viewpoint. The magazine supports [[gun rights]], the rights of [[homeschooling|homeschoolers]], and opposes excessive [[taxes]] and [[nanny state]] government regulations. | + | '''''Backwoods Home Magazine''''' is a monthly [[magazine]] published in [[Oregon]]. The theme of the magazine is "practical ideas for self-reliant living." The magazine publishes articles of interest to homesteaders, people living in [[rural]] areas, small [[farmer]]s, and people going back to the land. In that regard it is similar to the old ''[[Mother Earth News]]'' magazine, but with a significant difference: ''Backwoods Home Magazine'' has a [[conservative]] editorial viewpoint. The magazine supports [[gun rights]], the rights of [[homeschooling|homeschoolers]], and opposes excessive [[taxes]] and [[nanny state]] government regulations. The International Literary Review gave it a award for ''Outstanding Regional Publication'' in 2003.<ref> |
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Revision as of 21:48, February 17, 2009
Backwoods Home Magazine is a monthly magazine published in Oregon. The theme of the magazine is "practical ideas for self-reliant living." The magazine publishes articles of interest to homesteaders, people living in rural areas, small farmers, and people going back to the land. In that regard it is similar to the old Mother Earth News magazine, but with a significant difference: Backwoods Home Magazine has a conservative editorial viewpoint. The magazine supports gun rights, the rights of homeschoolers, and opposes excessive taxes and nanny state government regulations. The International Literary Review gave it a award for Outstanding Regional Publication in 2003.<ref>
External links
- Backwoods Home Magazine - official website