The scarecrow you can see in the car park in the corner beside the main path, is a traditional figure for keeping the birds away from crops, but our scarecrow is a permanent sculpture.
It also watches for what's called 'close-by hands', where both hands are close together near the top of the wheel, so the driver can type with both thumbs and drive at the same time.
And if you are looking for a last minute ticket, prices on Thursday were between $2,500 for one nose bleed seat and $14,000 for something close to the 50 yard line.
Well one of the things we've noticed in the three examples is that the people of all chosen the most immediate community of which they're a part, the more local one.