The Last Stand
Photo archive for July 5, 2008
Purple wildflowers grow on plants near the Gazebo at the Spring Creek Reservoir. The wet spring weather combined with higher daytime temperatures have the hillsides in Steamboat Springs exploding with natural flowers of all kinds.
Friday morning's Fourth of July parade on Lincoln Avenue in Steamboat Springs was plenty warm enough for shorts and tank tops. Reminders of Ski Town USA weren't hard to find, however, and parade-goers were updated about just how long they have to wait before hitting the local slopes again.
Members of Steamboat Springs’ swim club, Team Lightning, showered the crowds with water guns Friday during the Fourth of July parade.
Emilio Cabera of New York City dances Friday in the Steamboat Springs Fourth of July parade with members of the Perry-Mansfield Performing Arts School and Camp.
In town to visit their grandma, T.J. St. Clair, from left, Ian Faussett, Nolan Faussett and Ellie St. Clair lean out from the sidewalk to catch a glimpse of Friday’s Fourth of July parade on Lincoln Avenue in Steamboat Springs. Hundreds crowded the street Friday morning as floats and performance groups passed by.
In town to visit their grandma, T.J. St. Clair, from left, Ian Faussett, Nolan Faussett and Ellie St. Clair lean out from the sidewalk to catch a glimpse of Friday’s Fourth of July parade on Lincoln Avenue in Steamboat Springs. Hundreds crowded the street Friday morning as floats and performance groups passed by.
A team of cowboys competes in the 2005 ranch rodeo at Howelsen Hill. This year’s event begins at 5 p.m. Sunday at the Brent Romick Rodeo Arena.
Blues musician Roy Book Binder performs at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Depot Art Center in Steamboat Springs. Tickets are $15.
Arctic Liquors clerk Cathy McMunn rings up Bing Satre on Thursday afternoon in the store west of downtown Steamboat Springs. A new state law that went into effect this week means liquor stores can now be open on Sundays.
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