We are currently in the process of getting our ranch up and running. Our house is complete and we are loving the space. We look forward to offering outstanding service.
Ed and I will celebrate our anniversary in June (13 years) and we have an eleven year old son. Jaiden keeps us busy and we are so proud of our now sixth grader. Six years ago, we moved here to Wyoming from Oregon. Ed grew up in Oregon and me, in Montana.
We are so excited to be improving ourselves and our ranch daily. Every day is a new begining and we are honored to know each and every one of you.
Our horse family continues to grow and we can't wait for more.
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Ed, Nickole and Jaiden
The three of us - July 2010.
Ed and Nickole
Jaiden 2010
Jaiden 2009
Jaiden 2008
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Pumpkin Carving
(2009) Jaiden working on his pumpkin carving skills.
(2009) Ed and Jaiden with thier finished pumpkins. Our third pumpkin (mine) was moldy inside so I didn't get to do one this year.
(2008) Ed and Jaiden with our pumpkins. Left to right...Ed's pumpkin, Nickole's pumpkin, Jaiden's pumpkin
(2008) Ed working hard on his creation.
(2008) Yikes! I was worried about sawed off fingers. Jaiden proved my worries undue and did a great job.
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First snow fall October 2008
Since it was quite warm out, we played in the snow for hours. By the second day, the snow was all melted away leaving a muddy mess. It was fun while it lasted!
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Barn going up
Looking SE - notice the two large trees planted on the south of the barn and the smaller tree in the front which is the West side (back) of the barn.
Looking West - this is the front of the barn.
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Our House
Front of the house.
Looking in from the front door - living room/dinning room.
Front from another angle.
......done.
.......and closer............
North end wall - getting closer..........
One end's gap getting closer.
Stnading in the middle.
Simply amazing.
It was fun seeing it put together.
Each pilar of blocks is setting on a concrete tube deep into the ground and the rebar was welded to the frame. This is considered a permanent foundation in our neck of the woods. Much cheaper than a 'real' foundation. It was then tied down with traditional tie-downs on top of that. This house is going no where! :)
North end wall not yet put together.
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