– W.A. Ewing Bob Fulton is into his third decade of full time residency, work and service in the Valley, having experienced his “Hoza Flats Hit” in 1995. Like so many of us, his first view of the Valley, which was terra incognito for the Denverite at the time, became the lasting one, and the one he chose “to come home to.” With roots in rural Virginia, Bob came to Colorado in 1983, established transportations businesses in Denver, and lived on Lookout Mountain above Golden. Wanting to get “deeper into the mountains, while avoiding the hustle and bustle of resort towns,” he and his then spouse, along with Evergreen friends, were checking out ranching properties around the state. “We’d never heard of Westcliffe, when it…
