417 Magazine - June 2008 - Southwest Missouri

Cover Story
Romantic Getaways No matter what you're looking for, there's a fun, seductive destination for you and your sweetie, all within a day's drive. By Jabet Wade

No matter what you're looking for, there's a fun, seductive destination for you and your sweetie, all within a day's drive.

By Jabet Wade

Features
	Steel Horses Last Fall, Springfield natives Don and Sue Rollins saddled up to see Europe by motorcycle. It was an adventure on two wheels. By Ben Pfeiffer
	Speed Graphic How photographer Paul Speed moved from sailing and commercial work in Chicago to lingerie photography and horse portraiture in Ozark. By Katie Pollock, Photos by Paul Speed

Last Fall, Springfield natives Don and Sue Rollins saddled up to see Europe by motorcycle. It was an adventure on two wheels.

By Ben Pfeiffer

How photographer Paul Speed moved from sailing and commercial work in Chicago to lingerie photography and horse portraiture in Ozark.

By Katie Pollock, Photos by Paul Speed

Departments
5 Best Marvelous Malts	Archive »
Just in time for summer, learn where to score these cool, sweet treats. By Lindsay Haymes
You Tour, Charities Score	Archive »
Meet the organizations that will benefit from tour proceeds of the 417 Idea Home. By Savannah Waszczuk
How to be a Birdwatcher	Archive »
Get the gear, and find a perch. Missouri’s birds are waiting. By Gerri Mack
Thinking Globally	Archive »
Global Fayre offers a variety of fair trade finds, from coffee and tea to jewelry and handbags. By Tammy Kirks
Furry, Feathered Scene-Stealers	Archive »
Branson stars share the stage with man’s best friend—and then some. By Jill Turner Finney
Tour de Cure 2008	Archive »

Educating From Experience	Archive »
Colette Young, wife of Dr Pepper Snapple Group, Inc. President and CEO, mentors other executive spouses. By Gerri Mack
Coleman Houseboat Gallery: June 2008	Archive »
An exclusive sneak-peak at a super-customized houseboat. By Savannah Waszcuzuk; Photos by Edward Biamonte
What's Your Favorite?	Archive »
A chat with Bob Westenberg, actor and assistant professor. By Jeff Houghton