Pics from the Denver trip

I can't believe it was already a week ago that we were in Denver. We had such a great time. We went to the Zoo, went to a Colorado Rockies game, walked the 16th Street Mall, saw Auntie Rachael, stayed in a fancy-pancy hotel, shopped, and so much more. Here are a few pictures from our trip. Thanks Daddy Ben and Grandma for such a fun time!

Denver Zoo
Denver Zoo

Denver ZooColorado Rockies Game


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