Bulah Walls at her new home on Pebble Creek

Win & Bulah (? in front of their home in Ft. Collins?)

Bulah and Win's wedding party

Heading for a new life on Pebble Creek

At the Wildwood Lodge in Old Dillon

Earliest picture of Pebble Creek - 1931

Win Walls

Note windmill and dormer, two early "improvements" to the cabin

Root cellar on the hill between the cabin and Pebble Creek

Mrs. Schabel and the "Go Devil" constructing the bridge across Pebble Creek. The remains of the Go Devil can still be seen near the equipment barn.

Outhouse

Cabin foundation

Log mill (from the 1950s when the cabin was enlarged)

Family of Carl Kaiser (right), from whom Bulah & Win bought the ranch

Queenie

fishing at Boulder Lake

Son Clifford (b.1928) & Win

This sign was probably just below the fork to Berthoud Pass

The skis are on the wall of our dining room

The lantern now hangs outside our door.

Cold beer

Boulder Lake

Watermelon picnic

Original water source. Later, a pipe was run from the irrigation ditch behind the cabin into the kitchen.

The remains of this douglas fir - a twelve-foot tall stump - are easy to find today.

View across lily pond to Keller Mountain

Looking over North Rock Creek valley

You can just barely make out the sheep in the meadow

Another view across the Lily Pond to Keller Mountain

The proposed sawmill was to provide railroad ties for the track from Dillon to Kremmling. Only scattered parts of the roadbed were constructed.

The dam gradually washed out; today it is gone, and Boulder Lake is turning back into a slough.

Horseback riders at Boulder Lake

Probably taken on Loveland Pass

A picnic out at the sawmill.

Foster boys

One of the original cabins in SGR

Al Nelson stands beside the Evinrude snowmobile, which had a wankel engine,
reverse gear, electric start, and weighed about 400 pounds -
not the ideal machine for the deep powder snow on Pebble Creek