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The restaurant's rustic decor and sweeping view of the mountains reminded them of their childhood visits to their grandparents' ranches, where large groups would gather for their home-cooked meals, she said.

Now, they get to offer their respective families -- and the public -- a similar retreat, she said. They didn't alter much of the restaurant's interior; they didn't want to. The biggest change was to put one of their grandfather's saddles on display near the entryway.

Said Watson, "It is so amazing to see how many people will just touch that saddle as they walk in. Bread pudding also is on the menu. Grandma's recipe," DeVencenty said. The restaurant also features a full bar and a meeting room. The venture represents a new business outlet for the sisters. DeVencenty and her husband, Rocky, run Travelaire flight-for-life and air charter service and the Rocky Mountain Flower fixed-base operator that provides fuel services for aircraft at Pueblo Memorial Airport.

Rocky also is active at the restaurant. Must be dining from festive menu. Voucher must be redeemed by 31st January. Not available in conjunction with any other offer. Not valid on special menus including Burns. We promise not to spam you. One fateful day, Tyawan waved goodbye to his daughters and descended down the cliff steps into the valley. Meanwhile at the top of the cliff, Meenhi was frightened by a large centipede which suddenly appeared before her.

Meenhi took a stone and threw it at the centipede. The stone continued on its journey and rolled over the cliff, crashing into the valley below which angered the Bunyip. The rocky wall behind Meenhi, Wimlah and Gunnedoo then began to split open and the three sisters were left stranded on a thin ledge at the top of the cliff.

All the birds, animals and fairies stopped still as the Bunyip emerged to see the terrified girls. As the Bunyip began to approach the girls, to protect them from harm, their father Tyawan used his magic bone to turn them into stone. Angered by this, the Bunyip then began to chase Tyawan. Becoming trapped, in order to flee from the Bunyip, Tyawan changed into a magnificent Lyre Bird, yet in the process dropped his magic bone. Tyawan and his three daughters were now safe from the Bunyip.