Who wants to play basketball on the… uh… Colorado stage flag? Photo by Brian Brainerd.

– I’m sure this photo isn’t going to win us any friends in the “you’re a stalker” camp, but Denver Post photographer Brian Brainerd snapped a couple nice shots of the walled courtyard of “The Real World” Denver house at 1920 Market St. in LoDo recently…

– Denver Post reporter Scott Lieber previously shot a grainy photo of the other side of the courtyard from street-level (which includes a hot tub and several lounge chairs) and with this new shot we can now see how large the area is.

The hot tub (left) and patio table (right) of “The Real World” Denver house.

– Apparently the crew also likes to get on the roof from time to time, according to several readers that have views of “The Real World” house from adjacent high-rises in the area.

– “We were there on Monday (July 3) for the fireworks and there were about ten or so of the production crew on the roof, filming into the courtyard and onto the street,” said one reader.

– She can also see “The Real World’s” Jeeps in the alley from her window. The two 2007 Jeep Compass vehicles (one blue and one red) are, according to her, “both equipped with cameras and the production crew usually uses van unless they are pulling the Jeeps to the front for ‘valet service’ (we all know how real the RW actually is, right?) for the cast use.”

A close-up of the basketball court and lounge area at “The Real World” Denver house. Photo by Brian Brainerd.

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