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2025 幎 6 æã« 2 æ³æ»åš
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2024 幎 9 æã« 2 æ³æ»åš
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2024 幎 10 æã« 3 æ³æ»åš
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2023 幎 5 æã« 2 æ³æ»åš
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2023 幎 12 æã« 3 æ³æ»åš
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2024 幎 10 æã« 2 æ³æ»åš
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2024 幎 10 æã« 8 æ³æ»åš
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2024 幎 10 æã« 2 æ³æ»åš
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2023 幎 10 æ 20 æ¥
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2023 幎 10 æã« 3 æ³æ»åš
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2023 幎 9 æã« 3 æ³æ»åš
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2023 幎 5 æã« 2 æ³æ»åš
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2023 幎 5 æã« 3 æ³æ»åš
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2022 幎 4 æ 18 æ¥
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wonderful, special place
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2022 幎 4 æã« 3 æ³æ»åš
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Alexander C.
2023 幎 10 æ 12 æ¥
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2023 幎 9 æã« 2 æ³æ»åš
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Most magical place ever
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2023 幎 5 æã« 2 æ³æ»åš
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2023 幎 9 æ 2 æ¥
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2023 幎 8 æã« 2 æ³æ»åš
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Voncille H.
2024 幎 9 æ 20 æ¥
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2024 幎 9 æã« 3 æ³æ»åš
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Hi there! I am Rose and my husband and I moved here from northern NM 41 years ago. He passed away in 2010 and I have been developing the guest ranch since then. In the fall of 2022 my daughter, Grace, and her husband Zac, and their children moved here to take over operations so that I can "retire". The work load was becoming too much for me and I have been so happy to have them here! This is a small ranch. We now have mostly retired horses and mules. We have 3 head of Longhorn cattle. We recently added a herd of Soay sheep. They are a nearly extinct breed of small hair sheep from the British isles. We raise heritage breeds poultry including chickens, ducks, turkeys, and peafowl. Our livestock all live cage-free and free-range. No coops or stalls for our critters! We gladly share farm fresh eggs with our guests, when available, and you might find that they are the best eggs you ever ate!
As an antique nut, my husband collected too many articles to fit in our old house. Bottles, mining tools, old dishes, stoves, tools, tins, crocks....etc So, he built a building to look like an old west store and you are welcome to go in and look at my collection. I call it the 'museum'...but it is really just a place to house my dust collectors. It's fun!
The Cliff/Gila community is an eclectic mix of folks who love the Gila. There is one little gas station, a library, a Senior Citizen Center, a community clinic, a school, and a few churches. The Community Center has tennis/pickleball courts, a basketball court, and playground for the kids. This is a wonderful community to live in, and we are happy to share it with our guests.
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I have lived on this property for 41 years. I'm a New Mexico native and grew up in Albuquerque. I moved here because I fell in love with the Gila River Valley. The cabins were not here when we purchased the property. They came later when my husband bought a sawmill and decided to build a cabin just for the challenge. This cabin was left unlived in until I began renting it out short term in 2010 after my husband passed away. He had built a similar cabin (the Gatehouse) years ago when we first purchased the sawmill. In the mid 2000's we purchased the property next door and that is how I acquired the Lanehouse and the Stewart House. I have been so happy to be able to share this wonderful place with so many travelers. I have met great folks from all over the US, Canada and even some from Europe.
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Our property straddles the Gila River with complete access to the river. We also have small ponds and our guests are free to wander about the property and enjoy the river and ponds along with the bosque they create in a very private setting. Many dog-owners love staying here because it is a time when their city dogs can really feel what it is to be free and unleashed! We are on the edge of the Turkey Creek entry into the Gila Wilderness and many hikers love staying here because of the access to great hiking & birding spots. We are also between Glenwood and Silver City. A handy central location if you are hiking AND enjoying the museums, galleries and eateries of Silver City. I think the one important thing that my guests have told me they love the most is the peace and quiet. We live and work here and sometimes we are cultivating, cutting wood, making repairs, and in general just working...doing all the things that are demanded on a small ranch. But, people still feel a sense of peace. We go about our business and our guests must just feel like they are part of the ranch. It is an easy feeling here that is unique and most everyone comments on it. There are no outside lights so at night it is really dark and you can see the moon and the stars in all their glory.There is abundant wildlife. You are likely to see fox, raccoons, javalina, coyotes, rabbits and lizards, and many species of birds. All of this wildlife and quiet, yet we are just 2 or 3 minutes off of the paved road. You can't see or hear the road from the cabin, but it is easy to get into and out of our little ranch and the paved highway leads right to the little village of Gila just 3.4 miles down the road. It is a slower pace, less rules, more freedom. It is the desert southwest in the Land of Enchantment. I find that it is hard to explain. But, when you come...you will feel it.
Gila is a wilderness, Gila is a river, Gila is a town, Gila is a state of mind!
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