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History and Happenings of Pinehaven in Cuchara, Colorado by Gene & Rhonda Roncone

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March 1, 2019

Journal 81: Methodology, Sources, and Use of Research Tools

What goes on behind the scenes to ensure the history you’re reading is accurate, well-sourced, and trustworthy? We’re glad you asked.

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Welcome to Cabin in the Pines, a blog dedicated to preserving history and building community in the Pinehaven Cabin Community and Cuchara,...
Journal 77: An Interview with Timber and Jerrilynn Wood

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Journal 42: Memorial in the Pines: The Forgotten Bomber of 1943

High above and hidden in the folds of the forest, lies one of the valley’s most somber secrets. In 1943, a U.S. Army Air Forces B-24 bomber ...

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The cover image of this blog was beautifully captured by Cuchara resident and gifted photographer, Jeff Stovall. Jeff caught this image in the forest as the storm was clearing over Bear Lake in Cuchara, Colorado. His eye for the natural beauty of this region brings the spirit of Cuchara to life. To enjoy more of Jeff’s stunning work, visit www.cuchara.photography.

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Cabin In The Pines: Aurora, Colorado; Gene and Rhonda Roncone are devoted grandparents who treasure every moment with their growing family and their shared love for the Pinehaven community in Cuchara, Colorado. Their daughters—Nicole, Morgan, and Lindsay—have blessed them with a lively crew of grandchildren: Geno, Luca, Micah, Judah, Levi, Eliana, Aubrielle, and Elias. Though they deeply miss their son Geno, who passed away in 2016, his memory continues to shape the love, traditions, and joy they share together in the place they all hold dear.

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