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Prairie Dog Town
By Alana Cloutier · October 18, 2011 · Cactus Flats, SDThe best 50 cents we spent all year. According to Alana.
Ft Sumter
By Alana Cloutier · October 13, 2011 · Charleston, SCOur second Civil War fort, but this one is less of a Spring Break vacation destination.
Elvis Presley's Graceland
By Alana Cloutier · April 28, 2011 · Memphis, TNWhere Alana remembered that Elvis was actually totally hot.
Southern Weather
By Alana Cloutier · April 26, 2011 · Savannah, TNA Californian’s first encounter with a tornado
Tennessee Whiskey
By Paul Cloutier · April 25, 2011 · Normandy, TNIt’s like bourbon, but totally different even though it is exactly the same.
The Minister’s Treehouse
By Paul Cloutier · April 24, 2011 · Crossville, TNGod told him to build a treehouse... and build he did.
International Towing and Recovery Hall of Fame and Museum
By Alana Cloutier · April 22, 2011 · Chattanooga, TNThe fascinating world of tow trucks... in museum form!
Walt Disney World
By Alana Cloutier · March 25, 2011 · Orlando, FLWhere they trick you into walking really far.
Ocean Pond
By Alana Cloutier · March 17, 2011 · Sanderson, FLTaking a vacation from our vacation in Osceola National Forest
New Orleans Bars
By Paul Cloutier · March 16, 2011 · New Orleans, LAHow to drink well in a sea of bad drinks.
Pensacola Architecture
By Paul Cloutier · March 16, 2011 · Pensacola Beach, FLA random selection of some interesting buildings in this Florida beach town.
Regional Junk Foods of the South
By Alana Cloutier · March 14, 2011 · New Orleans, LANot a vegetable in sight, unless you count the potato chips.
Houston
By Alana Cloutier · March 2, 2011 · Houston, TXHome of the second worst roads in the country.
Cabela’s
By Paul Cloutier · February 28, 2011 · Buda, TXForget Disneyland, this is the theme park for “Real Americans”
The Highball
By Alana Cloutier · February 28, 2011 · Austin, TXSeriously, why aren’t there more of these?
Austin's Famous Moontowers
By Alana Cloutier · February 26, 2011 · Austin, TXKeeping the streets brightly lit and safe, 1890’s style.
Texas BBQ Tour
By Alana Cloutier · February 24, 2011 · Driftwood, TXOk, so three places is kind of a short tour.
The Worlds Largest Cowboy Boots
By Paul Cloutier · February 21, 2011 · San Antonio, TXThese boots weren’t made for walking, and thats just what they won’t do.
Jersey Lilly Saloon
By Paul Cloutier · February 17, 2011 · Langtry, TXThe courtroom, bar and home of the legendary scoundrel Judge Roy Bean
West Texas
By Alana Cloutier · February 14, 2011 · Big Bend National Park, TXIt’s even bigger than you think, and much prettier.
Space Murals Museum
By Paul Cloutier · February 10, 2011 · Organ, NMAn awesome collection of space junk that wouldn’t fit in other museums.
City of Rocks
By Paul Cloutier · February 9, 2011 · Hanover, NMIt’s like a city... made out of rocks!
Mogollon
By Paul Cloutier · February 8, 2011 · Mogollon, NMOne of New Mexico’s most beautiful ghost towns with a tricky name.
The Catwalk Trail
By Paul Cloutier · February 8, 2011 · Glenwood, NMA network of walkways suspended in a beautiful canyon
Gila Cliff Dwellings
By Paul Cloutier · February 7, 2011 · Reserve, NMExtraordinary native architecture that you can touch
Chiricahua National Monument
By Alana Cloutier · February 5, 2011 · Willcox, AZOur visit to a "sky island."
Tucson Mexican Food
By Alana Cloutier · February 3, 2011 · Tucson, AZSome for tourists, and some not.
Tom Mix Memorial
By Paul Cloutier · February 2, 2011 · Florence, AZA sad riderless horse keeps watch where the “King of the Cowboys” met his end.
Casa Grande
By Paul Cloutier · January 30, 2011 · Coolidge, AZThe “Big House” with a bigger house over it.
Scott & Co
By Paul Cloutier · January 27, 2011 · Tucson, AZA New York style bar in a place about as far away from New York as you can get.
Prince of Tucson RV Park
By Alana Cloutier · January 25, 2011 · Tucson, AZWhere we stayed Tucson, but you should probably stay in a State Park, or something.
McPhaul Bridge
By Paul Cloutier · January 23, 2011 · Yuma, AZThe bridge to nowhere that is right next to somewhere.
Atomic Cannon
By Paul Cloutier · January 23, 2011 · Yuma, AZThe most well thought out idea the military has ever had
Yuma Territorial Prison
By Paul Cloutier · January 23, 2011 · Yuma, AZOne of the West’s most feared prisons.
Tiny Church
By Paul Cloutier · January 23, 2011 · Yuma, AZThe sign says “Pause, Rest, Worship”... so we did
Official Center of the World
By Paul Cloutier · January 22, 2011 · Felicity, CAA library for the aliens or future civilizations to figure out what the hell we were doing.
Salvation Mountain
By Paul Cloutier · January 22, 2011 · Niland, CAA folk art masterpiece made from the least likely materials.
Joshua Tree
By Paul Cloutier · January 19, 2011 · Twentynine Palms, CAThe strangest trees, the best rocks, what’s not to love?
The Salton Sea
By Paul Cloutier · January 19, 2011 · Mecca, CAA stagnant lake full of dead fish... no wait that makes it sound bad
Vasquez Rocks
By Paul Cloutier · January 18, 2011 · Agua Dulce, CAWhere space folk go to work out their differences
Orange Grove RV Park
By Alana Cloutier · January 17, 2011 · Bakersfield, CACamping in an orange grove
Castle Air Museum
By Paul Cloutier · January 16, 2011 · Atwater, CAStep one in our quest to see as many airplanes on this trip as possible
Bulldozer Office Building
By Paul Cloutier · January 16, 2011 · Turlock, CABringing new meaning to the term pencil pusher
First Meal
By Alana Cloutier · January 11, 2011 · Fremont, CATrying out the cooking facilities on day 1 of the trip
Getting Started By Being Able To Stop
By Paul Cloutier · January 10, 2011 · Fremont, CAA week in Fremont at Applied GMC where we totally redid the whole braking system.
Introduction
By Paul Cloutier · January 1, 2011 · Emeryville, CAHow to get rid of all of your stuff and live in a box with wheels for a year.
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