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Cheese in the rocky mountains?
Probably not, but this might be as close as you're gonna get to cheese being in the Rocky Mountains/rendezvous.
Dairy, 1845
1 strainer .30
1 churn 2.00
48 milk pans .30 ea.
2 kettles .50 ea.
3 cheese moulds .37-1/2 ea.
1 butcher knife .25
http://www.nps.gov/fous/hsr/hsr2.htm
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