Jim Temple in an undated photo.
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Jim Temple talks in 2007 about the early days of the Storm Mountain Ski Area at his home outside of Boulder.
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Jim Temple, pictured in 2007
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Jim Temple, pictured in 2007
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Jim Temple, left, and Don Valentine in August 1965 at the base of the Steamboat Ski Area. Temple, who founded the ski area, was inducted into the Colorado Ski Hall of Fame in October 2006 in Denver.
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Jim Temple talks about the early days of the Storm Mountain Ski Area during a 2007 interview at his home outside of Boulder. Temple died Monday at the Doak Walker Care Center.
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Hayden Valley Elementary School first-graders Maria Gutierrez and Ukiah Barnhardt try to get untangled after falling during physical education class Thursday. Last week, the school finished a four-week cross-country skiing unit taught by physical education teacher Ginny Glenn.
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Jordan Goldsmith tries to right himself as he prepares to land during Sunday's final rounds in the Pro Alpine Flying Championships gelande competition at Howelsen Hill in downtown Steamboat Springs. Goldsmith placed sixth in the competition with jumps of 96 meters and 92.5 meters.
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Steamboat Springs gelande jumper Pat Arnone prepares to land Sunday during the Pro Alpine Flying Championship at Howelsen Hill in downtown Steamboat. Arnone, who lead the way in organizing the event, finished third.
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Brent Wilson, of Eagle, winces while sitting up after he took a serious fall Sunday during the finals of the Pro Alpine Flying Championship at Howelsen Hill in Steamboat Springs. Wilson fell on his final jump of the competition, tipping to his hip as soon as he landed on the complex's K114 jumping hill. He then slid on his side to the base of the hill. He was able to walk away from the landing zone but was still complaining of a knee injury after the competition.
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Erik Wilson screams as he flies through from the K114 jump Sunday at Howelsen Hill in downtown Steamboat Springs. Wilson led all competitors with a 109-meter jump, just 2.5 meters short of the gelande jumping world record. That one jump wasn't enough, however, and his brother, Rolf Wilson, won the Pro Alpine Flying Championships with two jumps that topped 106 meters.
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Soda Creek Elementary School students eat lunch in their new cafeteria Thursday. Steamboat Springs School District officials are considering options for facilities for the estimated 300 school-aged children who would enter the district as a result of the proposed Steamboat 700 development west of town.
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Cowboy Doug Wheeler gives Tanner Visnick one extra tug as Visnick prepares to fly over a jump on Lincoln Avenue on Sunday in Steamboat Springs. The city's annual Winter Carnival wrapped up Sunday.
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Matt Carter hangs on tight while he rides a shovel as Sheri Yeager, riding Neller, drags him down Lincoln Avenue at the Winter Carnival on Sunday afternoon in Steamboat Springs.
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A Caterpillar road grader makes a first pass down Lincoln Avenue on Sunday afternoon. City employees didn't wait to begin removing the snow trucked in for the final day of Winter Carnival festivities.
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