Horse Statue Dia at Caleb Jeffrey blog

Horse Statue Dia. The statue, commonly referred to as “blucifer” but officially named “mustang” by the airport, has been around for 16 years — that’s 50 and a half in horse years. The same sculpture that cannot be missed by visitors to and from dia, which sits proudly in the median on pena boulevard linking. Blucifer is the giant blue horse statue near the denver airport. It has a creepy vibe, demonic stance, glowing red eyes and chilling history. Often the first sight to greet colorado’s visitors and the last sight to bid them farewell, the giant blue horse statue on the route to denver international airport has raised plenty of questions over the years. A massive, rearing blue horse with fiery red eyes that seems to be more at home in an h.p lovecraft tale than in front of an airport. As you disembark from your flight at the denver international airport (dia), you are greeted by a sight both grand and eerie. Officially named “blue mustang,” but often called “blucifer,” due largely to its haunting red eye, the story.

It has a creepy vibe, demonic stance, glowing red eyes and chilling history. The statue, commonly referred to as “blucifer” but officially named “mustang” by the airport, has been around for 16 years — that’s 50 and a half in horse years. The same sculpture that cannot be missed by visitors to and from dia, which sits proudly in the median on pena boulevard linking. Often the first sight to greet colorado’s visitors and the last sight to bid them farewell, the giant blue horse statue on the route to denver international airport has raised plenty of questions over the years. Blucifer is the giant blue horse statue near the denver airport. A massive, rearing blue horse with fiery red eyes that seems to be more at home in an h.p lovecraft tale than in front of an airport. Officially named “blue mustang,” but often called “blucifer,” due largely to its haunting red eye, the story. As you disembark from your flight at the denver international airport (dia), you are greeted by a sight both grand and eerie.

Blucifer The Story of the Deadly ‘Blue Mustang’ Sculpture from Luis

Horse Statue Dia As you disembark from your flight at the denver international airport (dia), you are greeted by a sight both grand and eerie. Often the first sight to greet colorado’s visitors and the last sight to bid them farewell, the giant blue horse statue on the route to denver international airport has raised plenty of questions over the years. The statue, commonly referred to as “blucifer” but officially named “mustang” by the airport, has been around for 16 years — that’s 50 and a half in horse years. Blucifer is the giant blue horse statue near the denver airport. The same sculpture that cannot be missed by visitors to and from dia, which sits proudly in the median on pena boulevard linking. As you disembark from your flight at the denver international airport (dia), you are greeted by a sight both grand and eerie. It has a creepy vibe, demonic stance, glowing red eyes and chilling history. A massive, rearing blue horse with fiery red eyes that seems to be more at home in an h.p lovecraft tale than in front of an airport. Officially named “blue mustang,” but often called “blucifer,” due largely to its haunting red eye, the story.