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Austin, Nina and Jana spend the last weekend together in Ann Arbor and watched the last home game for the Michigan Wolverines in the 2012 season.
Leaving on Friday, we were hosted by two of Austins’ friends from university, had a nice dinner together and visited some other friends afterwards.



The Saturday started early at 7:30 AM with a great breakfast with the guys we met on Friday and continued with “pregame traditions” such as beer pong.
At 11:30 we reached the huge Michigan Stadium “The Big House” for being part of the 113.000 supporters. The whole atmosphere was amazing!
This huge crowd, the marching band, the cheerleaders and of course the game which was clearly won by Michigan  42-17!!!
Simply impressive.

Thank you for this amazing time, Austin!

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Larry said…
Great photos....glad you were able to be part of "the largest crowd to watch a football game" on a Saturday in the U.S. on that particular day. Quite an experience!
Wed Dec 12, 03:00:00 PM
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