Coors Brewery:
The vats in which the magic happens to make Coors products.
A whole lot of 12 packs on the line in Golden.
Julie in front of a Coors Light wall.
Julie in front of another big Coors Light wall.
Budweiser Brewery:
The outside of the Bud brewery in Fort Collins, CO.
Julie in front of a diagram of what a tank with beechwood in it looks like.
A lot of lids for the cans that we all drink.
Me in front of a WWII era Budweiser can, they will go back to this style for a little while.
Julie in front of a display showing the evolution of can lids.
One of the Clydesdales, Dixon, he is a vetran.
Another Clydesdale, Rudy, he is pretty young.
A display showing the harnesses that the Clydesdales wear.
Julie in front of an old wagon that the Clydesdales use to pull. It weighs about 2 tons empty. .
New Belgium Brewery:
Brew room #2, the large vats that they use to make the goods.
Wort being mixed to seperate the liquid from the grain stock.
Inside a big tank where they super heat the wort before fermentation.
On the observation deck over packaging there is hopscotch.
Boston Pictures:
Julie and Jan at the Sam Adams brewery.
Julie trying to get to the free beer too quickly.
Me taking full advantage of the free beer at the brewery.
Julie and Jan enjoying the beer that Sam provides.
Julie and Jan on a ferry as it approaches Cape Cod.
This should have tipped us off on the kind of day it was going to be.
A lighthouse that Jan and I walked to on the inner coast of Cape Cod.
The same lighthouse with a matching house.
The very nice town hall in Provincetown.
The Captian of the ferry, Hal, with Jan. We got to hang out with him the whole ride back.
The three of us approaching Boston the way back from Cape Cod.
Sunset behind the Boston skyline.
The changing leaves in western Mass as we go to pick apples.
Julie sitting on the lap of a bronzed Red Aurbach, the lengendary coach of the Celtics.
Durango:
Squier, W, and me at Lady Falconburgh's in Durango.
Christmas lights:
Very pretty Christmas lights in the the north side of Colorado Springs.
The house next door from the one above.
Both houses in the same image.
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