Sheep Trailing In the Valley
Yep! If you were to travel the "Buck" (521 hwy) highway this week, this is what you might encounter. Herds of these woolly little creatures trailing down from their Summer homes in the higher elevations of the San Juan mountains -- into their winter homes in the valley of southwest Colorado.
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Jim Franklin's Recent Art
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Rustic Weaver's Coffee Shop
Real Java In Alva, OK [more]...
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Water At Vallecito (Colorado)
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Bayfield, Colorado Legacy
The following information came from the book Pioneers of the San Juan Country, by
Sarah Platt Kecker Chapter NSDAR, pages 66-67 [more]...
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Sheep Trailing & Heritage Days - Bayfield, CO
Have you ever been to Bayfield, Colorado? It lies about halfway between Durango and Pagosa Springs, near Vallecito Lake, in southwest Colorado.
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Paul & Lloyd Waner - Baseball Hall of Famers
Paul and Lloyd Waner sculptures were created by a Perry, Oklahoma artist, Jim Franklin [more]...
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NEW Alva Group Photos
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HAYES, Wilbur & Clara
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Three McGill Brothers - Prominent Clergy
"Information given by my Great-grandfather, Hugh Magill, of Sangamon co, IL, states that his father or grandfather had THREE BROTHERS who went to Edinburg and became prominent clergymen [more]...
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Your dad & unk sound like a real pair!!! Speaking of Blue River - it brought back memories of an old friend & I that also camped there one weekend [more]...
~Jan Carver
regarding Okie's story
from Vol. 9 Iss. 31
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The 101 Ranch, Murch & Smith
~~ submitted by Roy Kendrick ~~
(photo to the left is George Murch, Mike Sokoll & Poncho.) -- I made a very BIG mistake last week when I stated that the 101 Ranch had 101 acres. I meant to say 101,000 acres. At one time it covered more than 110,000 acres. The main headquarters was at Bliss, Oklahoma; now known as Marland, named for E.W.Marland the founder of the Marland Oil Company which bought the Continental Oil Company located at Orem, Utah and moved it to Ponca City (Oklahoma) where it became known as Conoco (now Conoco-Phillips after they acquired Phillips 66 of Bartlesville, Ok.). The main headquarters is now in Houston.
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RedHawks Unveil Sculptures of Oklahoma Baseball Greats
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Hermit's Home Sweet Home - East of Alva, OK
"I’m attaching a link to one of two photos I’ve posted of a familiar landmark along highway 64 east of Alva, Oklahoma a few miles [more]...
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Artesian Water Well
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Vallecito (Colorado) Flood Damage
Vallecito (Colorado) Flood Damage, 10/7/2006 -- "Grimes Creek just north of Grimes Creek Lodge (used to be D'Mara) and just before the driveway that goes straight up the hill (to what used to be a Victorian style house but is now covered with logs) [more]...
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