In the farm country to the north of Denver, out where the foothills of the Rockies give way to the high plains of the East, there is a vast series of open lots that serves as home to the Mile High flea market. We've passed it many a time on our way to the berry farms. On the first day of the holiday weekend, we decided it was a good time to investigate.
The flea market is, for lack of a better word, surreal. One feels in another country.


Haircut, anyone?


I think I should have bought a trumpet.
Q found a parasol to add to her collection, and it was a good day for a parasol...in the mid nineties with no relief from clouds.
And then there was this...my holy grail. I love lucha libre masks. Laugh if you will. But there it is. 
This Mysterio mask might actually be the start of a collection, now that I know where to find them ;) And Q scored herself a Mexican soccer uniform, which we will no doubt see much of in the near future.

Happy weekend to all.

7 comments:
I want a luchador mask so badly!!!
Q is getting so big!
Wonderful.
De petits bonheurs semaient sur les routes....bonnes vacances à tous les trois.
O yeah ! Catch woman ! :-)))))
I am glad Q is no longer scared by masks, as you know they are my fascination. Beautiful pictures Maia, hope you are having a wonderful 4th of July.
Love Drive Ins!
Oh, I've always been curious about the MH Flea Market... do you think it's worth a trip out?
A few years ago I hit up the Paris Street Market down at the Aspen Grove shopping area on Santa Fe... it was amazing!! The finds there were truly treasures. I just looked it up and I guess it's the first Saturday of the month through October. Check it out! Here is the link.
http://www.westword.com/bestof/2010/award/best-old-flea-market-1440356/
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