San Luis Reservoir: Approximately 12 miles west of Los Banos on State Route 152 sits the 9 by 5 mile San Luis Reservoir. This scenic artificial lake stores water from the San Joaquin and Sacramento River Delta and stores it for use in irrigation. Also here is the San Luis Dam which is the fourth […]
If you happen to find yourself spending time at Lake Ozark we found a great hotel with excellent rooms and great prices. The Heritage Inn Suites in Eldon, Missouri is a few miles away from the crowds and Lake Ozark but if you’ve got transportation it’s worth the drive back and forth as we were […]
The Great Salt Lake: The Bonneville Salt Flats: Scenic View From Interstate 70 Eastern Utah Coalville, Utah Off The Beaten Path: Exploring Scenic Utah
This article is (Part 2) of a special documentary called “Underground Party Culture.” For Part 1 Click Here For Part 3 Click Here (on the way) The Cafe Metropolis was a music venue in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania that for more than 10 years presented an all age crowd with a wide range of music from local […]
Shirley Street Station was a small venue in an iffy Nashville neighborhood behind an 8th Avenue South strip club. Not a lots told about the Station except that while it was open it was known to have experimented with midnight-to-dawn bills of indie rockers, with a keg-tapping as an extra added incentive. By 2004 (the […]
Sometimes the grandest events can be found in the smallest, most unlikely of places and few areas epitomize that statement more than the tropical seaside community of New Port Richey, Florida. Besides beautiful coastline views and mild year round temperatures this Tampa area suburb offers locals and travelers alike one more reason to claim sanctuary […]
The last stop on our tour of Syracuse: Niagara Mohawk Building What do you call a barbecue shack, a blues joint and a biker bar all rolled into one? If you happen to be in central NY the answer would have to be Dinosaur Bar-B-Que. There’s several locations in NY/NJ including Rochester (in the old […]
If you were to ask most people to name an art deco classic in the state of New York the Chrysler Building would probably be your most common answer. Upstate New York is probably the last place you’d expect to find anything art deco that could rival anything in NYC but the Niagara Mohawk Building […]
This article is (Part 1) of a special documentary called “Underground Party Culture.” For Part 2 Click Here To See The Original Kung Fu Coffee Graffiti Art Click Here Bars, nightclubs and venues change names, ownership and come and go like the seasons. One week they’re here, the next week they’re gone. The Muse in Nashville was […]
On a very typical everyday weeknight in Richmond, Va. I came across this interesting bar on Staples Mill Road. Now, if you’re not familiar with the Richmond city landscape you should know that the area I’m talking about is a far cry (and a pretty far distance) from the legendary party district Shockhoe Bottoms. But […]
