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Budweiser clydesdales clomp through Old Town

June 15, 2013

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Crowds gathered on the corner of S. College Avenue and Mulberry Street today, June 15, as the famous Budweiser clydesdales unloaded from three trailers. With a total of eight horses unloaded and hooked up to the Budweiser wagon, they headed down College Avenue into Old Town, Fort Collins with several cases of beer loaded up to deliver to various restaurants on the strip. The clydesdales went down College Avenue, turned around on Jefferson Street and came back up College Avenue to their trailers again.

Logan Martinez is a producer for Collegian and can be reached at news@collegian.com

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