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Bruce and Tamara Gulde have lived in Ouray, Colorado for 14 years. They own retail shops and a wholesale business on Main Street (talk to them about discounts you may receive at their store). They are transplants from Long Beach, California with Colorado roots (their moms) and discovered Ouray over 17 years ago while driving north on Highway 550 to Snowmass to a running event after a brief backpack trip at Crater Lake out of Lake Andrew. After deciding to move to this tiny mining town, they purchased their home (built in 1888) in Ouray on the internet and then discovered that Tamara's great grandmother was eternally resting in the Ouray Cemetery, her daughter (Tamara's great aunt) had worked in the historic Beaumont Hotel.

ASPEN HOUSE, fully furnished, has an energy about it that is peaceful and relaxing. It was originally a log cabin built by Edward W. McIntyre, owner of the Trout and Fisherman Lodes, in 1878. George and Lenora Wright purchased the cabin in 1879 (George struck it rich on the Wheel of Fortune Lode in the Mt. Sneffels area in 1877) and covered it with white siding a year or so later. The bay windows were added sometime after 1901. George Wright eventually managed and owned the historic Wright Opera House on Main Street. Sitting in the Adirondack chairs or a rocking chair on the front porch enjoying the morning sun or afternoon shade is fun and engaging as hikers and walkers pass by enjoying the Ouray view and Victorian homes that line the narrow road. Cascade Falls, across town, is visible from most rooms in the house and the porch. It is one of two waterfalls accessible in town and flows clear and white in the spring, periodically chocolate brown during the Monsoon rains in July and August, a trickle in the fall and then freezes in the winter. The view the 4th of July fireworks from the ASPEN HOUSE porch is second to none. Watch the amphitheater turn crimson, a moonrise from the porch, and vehicles climb the Million Dollar Highway at night.