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Brooke Gumber, 8, feeds the goats at the petting zoo Saturday at the 10th annual Sheep Wagon Days.
Rebekah Clark, 9, walks out of a recently built sheep wagon at Sheep Wagon Days at the Wyman Museum on Saturday.
Taren, 6, and Tristan Farquharson, 8, look at the inside of a sheep wagon Saturday at the Wyman Living History Museum. Several sheep wagons were open to the public to walk inside to see how people lived during that time.
Dalton Reed works in the blacksmithing shop Saturday at the Wyman Museum. Blacksmithing was one of many demonstrations at Sheep Wagon Days, which also included service dog, rope making, goat milking and saddle making.
This photo was snapped Oct. 5 by Daily Press reader Chuck Mack. The drive inspired him to write the following poem. “Down the Road,” by Chuck Mack. Wouldn’t it be boring? / If all the roads were straight. / No hills to go up and down. / No curves to go around. / Just one long ribbon of road. / Thank God for the mountains. / Without the mountains. / There would be no mountain roads. / No hills to go up and down. / Each hill with a different view. / No curves to go around. / Around each curve we are sure to see something new. / Myself, I’m glad all roads aren’t straight.
H. Neal Glanville
Battle Mountain’s Davey DeChant, No. 11, gets tripped during a tackle by Moffat County’s Tracy Mendoza during Saturday’s game in Eagle-Vail. The Huskies beat the Bulldogs, 8-0.
MCHS senior Erick Leonard tees off last month during a practice round at Yampa Valley Golf Course, while teammates Wesley Whiffen, left, and Kulen Turner, look on. The 4A high school state championships begin today on the links of YVGC, a two-day tournament featuring some of the best high school golfers in Colorado. The first tee time is scheduled for 9:30 a.m.
Meeker resident Steven Dedier snapped these shots of a porcupine climbing up and over a fence.
Meeker resident Steven Dedier snapped these shots of a porcupine climbing up and over a fence.
Pictured above are educational materials funded by Beef Checkoff and distributed by the Colorado Beef Council.
Crystal Walker uses foil to color one of her client’s hair.
Crystal Walker works with a client Thursday at All About You Salon. The mother-daughter stylists there can take care of manicures and pedicures, waxing, perms, color and cuts.
Sara Walker cuts a client’s hair Thursday.
Crystal Walker weaves and separates the hair the places it in foil to give it highlights.
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