May 2009
Photos for May 26, 2009
Andrea Camp, right, laughs as she gets pancakes at the annual flapjack feed. From left to right are Lindsey Yoast, Britteny Ivers and Imelda Hernandez, who worked the breakfast, which was to raise money for summer camps for Moffat County High School girls summer basketball.
Pastor Bob Woods shows his daughter Briana, 3, a piece of artwork hung at The Museum of Northwest Colorado's art show opening reception titled "The Passing of The Old West." The new show features art that is meant to depict the change of the West through art dating from 1850 to 1950.
Mike Mayer, of Baggs, Wyo., wipes down his 1967 Chevrolet Chevelle during the Grand Olde West Days Car Show in downtown Craig. The event featured cars new and old.
Connor Murphy, 8, left, and Dawson Lindquist, 7, go after each other in the sumo ring, sponsored by New Creation Church, on Monday during the Grand Olde West Days street festival in Craig. The fair included crafts, food, music and many other events and activities.
Jim Rebenack, center, competes in the 5K Boot Scoot fun run on Monday morning. Rebenack was the fastest runner, finishing the three-mile run in 17 minutes and 33 seconds.
From left to right, Rack Pack Realy for Life team members Leigh Papierski and Deb Durbin stand next to Ryan Peck, Jim Rebeneck, Jed the dog, Kayla Haley, Taft Cleverly and Randy Morton. Peck, Rebenack, Jed, Haley, Cleverly and Morton all won their categories in the 5K Boot Scoot.
Toby Whittington performs a trick Sunday during the Warrior Freestyle Extreme Stunt Show at Moffat County Fairgrounds. The event, which featured four riders performing stunts, was part of Grand Olde West Days.
Anthony Murray waves to the crowd after performing a back flip Sunday during the Warrior Freestyle Extreme Stunt Show. Because of mud in the Fairgrounds arena, organizers moved the event to the parking lot outside the grandstands.
Mara Beckett, 3, sits on the shoulders of her father, Martin Beckett, on Monday during the Memorial Day service at Craig Cemetery. Mara is holding a bouquet for her grandfather, Delf A. Martinez, and great-grandfather, Eliseo Martinez, both Army veterans, who are buried at the cemetery. The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4265, American Legion Post 62 and the Sons of the American Legion hosted the service, which was open to anyone wishing to pay their respects to veterans.
Kent Rule and his daughter, Cara, place flowers on the grave of Kent's grandfather, Raymond Rule, on Monday during Memorial Day services. Raymond Rule was a United States Army veteran who served during World War II.
Don Dorland holds the Veterans of Foreign Wars flag Monday during a Memorial Day service in Maybell. More than 30 people attended the memorial at the town's cemetery.
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