West Holmes FFA seniors embark on a Colorado adventure

On Jan. 15, ten senior members of the West Holmes FFA Chapter headed to the Cleveland Airport to board a plane to Denver, Colorado, to attend the National Western Stock Show.

On their first day in Colorado, they visited Stanley Market, toured Hammond's Candies, and had lunch at Raising Canes. Then they went to the National Western to go shopping and watch Tough Enough to Wear Pink Rodeo. On Jan. 16, they visited Colorado Springs, toured the Air Force Academy and Garden of the Gods, had lunch at Bambinos Pizzeria and ended the night touring the US Olympic Training Center.

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On Jan. 17, they visited the Downtown Aquarium, had lunch at Cast Iron Tavern and ended the day at a Wild West Show and more shopping at the National Western. On Jan. 18, they toured Red Rocks Amphitheater, the Buffalo Bill Museum, had lunch at Genesee Pub, and visited Echo Lake. On Jan. 19, they did a driving tour around the Denver area, seeing a 90,000-head feedlot, Colorado State University, and Estes Park. Finally, on Jan. 20, they departed for home. The seniors had a great trip and gave a big thanks to all of the places they visited for accommodating them.

This article originally appeared on The Daily Record: West Holmes FFA seniors visit Denver, Colorado