The Las Vegas Neon Museum – a.k.a. The Neon Boneyard

The Las Vegas Neon Museum – a.k.a. The Neon Boneyard

Everyone knows about the casinos that have made Las Vegas famous. These casinos blast their presence in the form of neon signs, the larger and the more impressive, the better. With new development projects and expansions down the Strip, older casinos are regularly torn down 

Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health in Las Vegas

Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health in Las Vegas

While visiting Las Vegas, we, completely by chance, spotted the roofline of this amazing looking building and decided to check it out and see if we could take some pictures. As you can see from the pictures on this post, the building is spectacular and 

Joshua Tree National Park – Alien looking vegetation in the Mojave Desert

Joshua Tree National Park – Alien looking vegetation in the Mojave Desert

The Joshua Tree I am not sure how best to describe a Joshua Tree to someone who has never seen one, but the term “Alien” definitely comes to mind. By any definition, it sure is a strange looking tree.It is actually a member of the 

Salvation Mountain – One man’s dedication in the middle of the desert

Salvation Mountain – One man’s dedication in the middle of the desert

Dedication You may never have heard of him, but he was one of California’s “Authentic Characters” . . . with an obsession. I am referring to Leonard Knight, the creator of “Salvation Mountain”. You’ll find Salvation Mountain about 4 miles inland, Southeast, of the Salton Sea, right in the middle 

Bombay Beach – Urban Decay along the Salton Sea

Bombay Beach – Urban Decay along the Salton Sea

In the desert Bombay Beach lies along the Eastern shore of the Salton Sea, a large lake in the South East corner of California, was supposed to be a paradise in the desert, a place for fun, enjoyment, fishing, water sports and family getaways. Then 

A town named Three Forks

A town named Three Forks

When you cross Montana from West to East on Hwy 90, you pass a town called Three Forks. And I literally mean “pass it”. Because the highway does not do through the town, you deliberately need to take the right exit if you even want 

Cruising Hungry Horse Reservoir

Cruising Hungry Horse Reservoir

You will have heard of the “Six degrees of separation” theory, which suggests that everyone is somehow “connected” to each other in six or fewer steps. In other words, a chain of “a friend of a friend” can be made to connect any two people 

Stepping back in time . . . .

Stepping back in time . . . .

Imagine it’s 20 degrees Fahrenheit outside and you need to go to the bathroom. So you put on your warmest jacket, step outside and wade through 3 feet of snow to the outhouse. As you sit there, you’re glad it’s day time as the temperature 

In and around Glacier National Park

In and around Glacier National Park

We are at the top of the USA, at the Glacier Peaks RV Park in Columbia Falls, Montana, just a few miles outside the Western entrance of Glacier National Park. This is the fourth National Park we visited in our travels and a beautiful one 

Rodeo!

Rodeo!

In my previous post I mentioned that I had never seen a barrel race event live. That was not lost on Linda who promptly started to look for a rodeo after we settled into our RV Park in Columbia Falls in Montana. She reasoned that,