Riley, here are some pictures that I thought you might enjoy. You may never get up here to see the homestead in person. You know most of the people in the pictures.



MaryAnn and Pounder at log bridge over creek early in winter.

Same log in late winter.



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Ice Jam that washed out the first bridge.

Icebergs in campsites when ice jam against first bridge caused overflow.



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Second Bridge. We build each one higher and longer but even so this one has washed out once. (The first bridge has washed out three times. The first two times I didnt make it longer, just higher. This past summer I also lengthened it to 40 feet.)

Our Church has a campout here each August.



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A martin by the bird feeder at our home.

Red salmon in the creek.



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Frozen culvert caused equipment yard to flood.

Be careful with fire. Remember the grass past Parchman's.



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Pounder on temporary footbridge last summer. We hope that both bridges are now permanent.

Swans on pond at one corner of homestead.



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Enjoying one of our winter blackouts.

Looking over the fireweed crop in anticipation of making jelly.



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A cool morning.

Railroad tressle on the way to McCarthy. It is rapidly deteriorating.



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Neighbors Supercub at dusk.




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Snowslide on the way to Anchorage. Not uncommon in the spring.

Someone had knocked off all the signs which credited the US for funding a construction project on the Alaska Hwy. in Canada.



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Shorty when homesteading.

A break half way between Texas and Alaska.



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Evidence of our brief ill fated cattle raising project.

Peasant working in back yard.



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Inspecting clearing project.

Lost tourists and maples.



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Sitting about 100 Yds from SAAP ROW. in Boerne




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Kosciusko DeWitt Keith and wife Mary Jane McGaffey and children. Sumter is back center. Marianna Luling Keith (the first girl born in Luling) is beside Sumter.

Sumter, Maud, Helen, Lilian, and Shorty.



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Helen's eighth grade graduation. I think Mildred is in all these last three photographs.




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Helen's High School graduation class (informal)

Helen's High School graduation class (formal)


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