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Colorado Rockies Coors Field First Opening Day (April 26, 1995) Poster - Aerial Views by Mike Smith Womens Soccer Posters preservation and development of the and RB Bob Christian

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Colorado Rockies Coors Field First Opening Day (April 26, 1995) Poster Aerial Views by Mike Smith Womens Soccer Posters preservation and development of the and RB Bob Christian preservation and development of the United States a spectacular area carved into the desert by the wonders and magic of God's great creation Welcome to baseball's Rocky Mountain paradise features an absolutely breathtaking look at the home of the Colorado Rockies from high above on the stadium's regular season opening night April 26

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