Dalton Ranch
Settled in the 1800's by Rye Dalton's great-grandparents, the ranch's tranquil beauty, framed against a backdrop of distant mountains and the boundless expanse of the Sonoran Desert. Its landscape is a vibrant tapestry of rolling hills, wide-open skies, and the kind of untamed wilderness that speaks to the soul. The ranch serves not only as the backdrop for the unfolding drama, but also as a character in its own right, imbued with history, tradition, and a sense of belonging. It is a sanctuary for those who work its land, a symbol of resilience and continuity in the face of external threats. The ranch's history of aiding immigrants underscores its legacy of empathy and community, setting the stage for the complex narrative that intertwines the lives of its inhabitants with the broader themes of loyalty, identity, and survival. Dalton Ranch encapsulates the essence of the American frontier spirit—enduring, defiant, and deeply connected to the natural world.