The Ranch House Coalition
Preserving a Beaver Creek Landmark through Community Ownership & Professional Management
Preserving a Beaver Creek Landmark through Community Ownership & Professional Management
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Montezuma Rimrock Fire District logs felling training hours after Willow Fire duty.
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Click here to volunteer modern day dredging and backhoe equipment and operators
Ranch House Coalition Recruiting Volunteer Modern Day Zanjeros
Zanjeros
have played a key role in the history of water delivery systems. The word
"zanjero" is derived from the Spanish words "zanja" meaning
"deep ditch or irrigation ditch" and "zanjon" which means,
"ditch rider or overseer." A
zanjero is an employee whose principal responsibilities involve the
manipulation of irrigation gates for the orderly delivery of water to fill
irrigation requests. In the early days, most zanjeros traveled through their
area on horseback or by horse and buggy as they provided water service to the
shareholders.Click here for Easement Trails & Ditch Steward Volunteer Sign Up
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The 1st Annual Ranch House Round-Up Fundraiser
Saturday October 1, 2011 |
| Ranch House Round-Up Fundraiser Part 1 |
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Ranch House Round Up Fundraiser Part 2 |
Beaver Creek Ditch Irrigation System... an ecological balance through Lake Montezuma
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