Long before Pinehaven had cabin numbers, gravel roads, or mailboxes, the trees were already here rooted into the slopes, lining the creeks, and standing quietly through wind, fire, and snow. In this three-part series, we’ll take a leisurely walk through Pinehaven to meet ten of the trees that shape our forest and discover the unique role each one plays in cabin life.
History and Happenings of Pinehaven in Cuchara, Colorado by Gene & Rhonda Roncone
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