Snobdds
Elite Member
I have some property in the middle of the Medicine Bow National Forest. This land was close to a logging camp that harvested huge old trees for the railroad to be used as Railroad ties and trestle beams out west. The land sits between two mountain peaks and it's a catch basin for water and it produces some huge trees. Not as big as the coastal regions of the west, but big for interior standards. The loggers made a road back into the high country to get the timer out. The forest service then traded about 160 acres of land to these two guys in return for access and use of the road in the newly declared national forest. My grandfather purchased about 20 acres back in the 40's. They continued to supply the railroad for another 10 years before the bottom fell out of the private railroads.
Here are some old pictures of that area...
And here is his old cabin that is now mine, which I built a new cabin on. I am keeping his little cabin and will preserve it for years to come
Here are some old pictures of that area...
And here is his old cabin that is now mine, which I built a new cabin on. I am keeping his little cabin and will preserve it for years to come