The Last Stand
Photo archive for August 30, 2007
Paul Campbell works on a bike at the Orange Peel Bicycle Service shop in Steamboat Springs on Wednesday. The summer mountain biking season is slowly winding down as locals gear up for the coming ski season.
Junior Holli Salazar spikes the ball during a practice at Hayden High School earlier this week. Salazar, and the Tigers, will take the court this Saturday.
Hayden’s Ryan Romine breaks up a pass during a drill at the Tigers football practice earlier this week. The Tigers are scheduled to face Coal Ridge at 7 p.m. Friday at home.
Mitch Doolin rolls out of the pocket while running a play at the Hayden Tiger's practice earlier this week. The Tigers will open the season Friday night against Coal Ridge at home.
Hayden Tigers coach Shawn Baumgartner feeds a play to the offensive unit during Tuesday’s practice at Hayden High School. The Tigers will take on Coal Ridge on at 7 p.m. Friday at home.
Hayden's Coy Letlow finds some running room to the outside during a team practice earlier this week at the high school. Letlow, and the Tigers, will open the season against at 7 p.m. Friday against Coal Ridge at home.
Anita Hawkins, left, and her husband, Rob, shown here in front of their home on James Street in Steamboat Springs on Wednesday afternoon, are concerned about the City Council’s possible steps to revise the historic preservation ordinance.
Airplanes are the most efficient way to stock trout in remote mountain lakes like Capitol Lake near Aspen.
Airplanes are the most efficient way to stock trout in remote mountain lakes like Capitol Lake near Aspen.
Fingerling cutthroat trout are transported in a tank modified to fit into the back of a Cessna 185.
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