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Latest photos 2006 August 21
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Farmers and ranchers are putting irrigation water back on their harvested fields to grow fall ...
Christian Heritage School kindergarteners Amber Townsend, 4, right, and Abigail Berlet, 5, craft colorful flowers ...
Matt Tredway of Steamboat Springs picks his way across a treacherous crevasse during an attempt ...
Steamboat Springs Middle School football coach Matt Gantick, left, helps seventh-grader Kit Croop, 12, try ...
Jeremy Sanders, owner of Bonehead Boiler, boils heads to make European mounts, such as the ...
Audrey and Glenn Pritchard make products from native wood, stones and animal antlers.
Walden is known as the "Moose Viewing Capital of Colorado." The moose seen here was ...
Kremmling elk catch
Joe Herod, owner of Craig Sports, sells just as many hand load supplies as he ...
The Marcia Car, constructed in 1906, is open for tours via the Craig Chamber of ...
Sand Wash Basin is home to the largest wild horse herd in Colorado.
Cedar Mountain, on the west side of Craig, is a great place to hike and ...
Downtown Craig offers a variety of shops with a collection of antiques and other collectors' ...
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Biologist Debbie Dunaway, left, removes a lymph node from an elk as Anna Solomon records ...
Hunters say wearing disguising camouflage is the key to surprising animals. Different environments call for ...
Chad Mosher, left, accepts a rifle from Donald Broom while John Shipley addresses the crowd ...
Daters Nicki Farnsworth and Jason Reeder paint pottery on their first date at the Potter's ...
Christian Heritage School Secondary Principal Alan Weisberg welcomes three of his four daughters to the ...
Sarah Handing twists in the air after being tossed by fellow Steamboat Springs High School ...
