Big Muddy rancher
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Tam is always finding something to keep busy at. Here she is carving a rocking horse for the grandson.
Late last fall I was down helping the tourism committee put up a new fence around the cellar hole from the NWMP barricks. With the snow we had Saturday I figure it would be a good time to burn the pile of scrap.
A little snow covered but this is the sandstone cellar built by James Marshall. It's a cistern in the near corner.
This plaque is on a stone cairn beside the cellar.
This one was added at a later date honoring the Last Mounted horse patrol along the border. He met my grandparents along with my Dad and aunt in 1938 in Carlisle coulee. So name for the ex mountie gone bad that was taken out and shot by some outlaws for missing blowing up a bridge in a botched train robbery.
Carlise coulee across the valley.
The hills showing above the tree is Montana
This is the spring that the mounties diverted down a trench to fill the house cistern and then off to water the garden.
This is Britt taking some pictures of her own. The hitchin' rail was built when they dedicated the stone cairn. Montie Montana who had live about 5 miles up along the border was here for the dedication.

Late last fall I was down helping the tourism committee put up a new fence around the cellar hole from the NWMP barricks. With the snow we had Saturday I figure it would be a good time to burn the pile of scrap.

A little snow covered but this is the sandstone cellar built by James Marshall. It's a cistern in the near corner.

This plaque is on a stone cairn beside the cellar.

This one was added at a later date honoring the Last Mounted horse patrol along the border. He met my grandparents along with my Dad and aunt in 1938 in Carlisle coulee. So name for the ex mountie gone bad that was taken out and shot by some outlaws for missing blowing up a bridge in a botched train robbery.

Carlise coulee across the valley.

The hills showing above the tree is Montana

This is the spring that the mounties diverted down a trench to fill the house cistern and then off to water the garden.

This is Britt taking some pictures of her own. The hitchin' rail was built when they dedicated the stone cairn. Montie Montana who had live about 5 miles up along the border was here for the dedication.
