One more for leftlane. The Pontiac parked in front of the summer house grandpa built near Rye.

That he did. For a man who served in the Army, worked the railroad, worked as a cowboy, worked railroad and steel mill and grew up through the depression, he had amazing taste.
Was quite the artist also. Sand paintings, model railroads and model shipbuilding.
Along with building houses and being one heck of a rock hound.

Good post.

Awesome post K Snow. Thanks for sharing.

Love those old mule deer hunting pics. Wish I would have had a chance to hunt just once back in that era. Dad worked on a ranch up in Northern Colorado a couple of summers in the mid 60s. He said they pickup up lots of huge elk and muley sheds off the hay meadows and just through them in the brush so they could mow the hay.

Nice pictures and thanks for the story!

Awesome pictures

Your grandfather must have served in WW2? We're the tow hitches for the family cars home made?
mt

He served before and during. Stateside as a small arms instructor.

The hitches may have been homemade, he welded a lot of stuff.