On Friday's morning we visited our third Avalanche practice that was rescheduled by an hour at the end so not just we but next around 50 fans had to wait little bit longer. I have never saw so many fans at the practice. More fans meant slighter chance to meet some players that would come true later, to our big unfortunate. Only Pavel Francouz stopped by the dozens of fans. Later, when everyone was already gone, Alexandar Georgiev made our small group happy. Finally, we did some nice photo moments from the practice that you can find in our updated photo gallery.

We also had a time to visit two memorials. One is in Veterans Park, the Liberty Road Borne that marks roads in France how they were liberated by the US troops in the second World War. Those of you who were there with Eurolanche thanks to Jake Schroeder perfectly knows the connection between these historical moments and Colorado. The other stop was at the Columbine Memorial where we could think on the victims of the 1999 shooting at the local high school.

In early evening our next step brought us outside the Denver Broncos stadium for just quick exterior walk. We did not make a tour as the venue is under reconstruction. Then we went to the Ball Arena once again, now for the Colorado Mammoth lacrosse game. It was fun, crazy and almost no-rules game as always. To our surprise there was constructed small wrestling ring right on the field after the NLL game was over. Then we could watch our first wrestling exhibition ever. Some of us called it as "a typical crazy American show".