Day with Old Man Evans Part 1: Denver Aquarium

My dad, Cowboy Bronco Billy, came up to spend the weekend with Bri and myself, so we did it up Aquarium style! (because what else do you do on a  beautiful day but go look at fish.) It turned out to be quite the experience with bug eyes, shark tanks, and electronic apes for all.

Blackhawk/Central City

Bri and I went on a drive through Central City to see their cemeteries and made a point to come back and actually go into town and see what Colorado gambling is like (unless you count the Sky Ute Casino, which we do not). So with ten dollars to split we drove up and tested out our luck.

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Central City Cemeteries

In September we decided to take a drive to Blackhawk since I've never seen it before. Instead of getting out at one of the many casinos, we decided to stay on the little road that runs through the town. At the end of that road we found five cemeteries, all within about 20 yards of each other.

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Corn Maze

I have been wanting to go to a corn maze for years! So, for my 27th birthday I finally got my wish :)

We decided on the Crazed Corn Field Maze in Thornton, CO that boasted 20+ acres of directional skills testing. So fun!

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Colorado State Fair

Brianne and I went to the Colorado State Fair. Ah the Colorado State Fair. Nothing beats the smell of livestock at 100 degrees, it makes a man feel alive. So hot in fact that the camera decided to crap out twards the end of the day. We decided to go early to catch the livestock judging and to get some pictures of the food vendors before the crowds came in.

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Mount Lindo Memorial Park

This Labor Day Weekend (Sunday) I celebrated an early birthday by dragging Dad and Vondy to Scott and my favorite local memorial park. We then went to A Taste of Colorado in downtown Denver (see previous blog). From what I could tell they enjoyed it!

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A Taste of Colorado

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