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We grew up in Idaho and fell in love with
home. Nature is a wonderment and very peaceful. The first residents found
everything needed to survive after moving here with little more than a rifle and some
salt.
The very first fur trapper rendezvous was held at the confluence of the Cub River and Cove
Creek in what is now called northern Cache Valley. Cache Valley was originally
referred to as Willow Valley by the trappers. Fort Hall was the first structure in
southeast Idaho, built by the trappers to trade goods with the Indians and free trappers.
Later, southeast Idaho was settled by the Mormons moving north from the Great Salt
Lake. Many of these early Mormons were Danish and English immigrants. This is
where our history begins in southeast Idaho.
The Pictures to the left are the brewery in down town Virginia City, Montana, and the one
below is the Opera House in up town.
A fine buck deer from Idaho and a picture of how I like to spend winters accompanied by
hard working, gentle horses.
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