Invesco At Mile High

(even Hooterville rutabagas grow at this altitude)


This day was spent  visiting the home of the Denver Broncos- Inveso Field At Mile High!
It was an incredible tour. Really amazing, as we don't normally think whilst watching a good game what is happening behind the scenes.
37-40 kegs of beer are wasted clearing the lines after one game.......



The grass is half synthetic half real, but so nice! The time I spent (before visiting Invesco) thinking that oh yeah, whatever, it's not "Mile High" was quickly erased by the fact that -This is an awesome place for a great team and what could possibly be the most loyal fan base in the world!


Us on the field 


The field 


                Denver from the stadium 


 Erin And Michelle


Mom and Dad 

The Sculpture "The Broncos"
and a model of them. Five Broncos running up a mountain stream




Erin Kaiya Tory Boris              

 This is the what the opposing teams see when they come out of the locker room, reminding them
of the thin air and altitude, for a bit of subliminal intimidation.
Go The Broncos!

As Tory was feeling sick we went to get her some medication while waiting for the tour to begin.

This is the shop we did NOT go to but it was across the road from the sytore we did use.


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boris said…
note the munchies van outside the marijuana medical centre; brilliant entrepreneur
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