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May 8, 2013 Posted by Josh in Art, Places, Sightseeing, Videos

The Road Home Part 5: How to Defile a Cadillac

We rolled into Amarillo in the early evening.  We weren't sure what to expect and frankly, we didn't find much 🙁  We started by heading straight downtown to see what there was to see and weren't able to muster up anything to do outside of visiting one of the local watering holes for a drink.  Feeling disappointed by downtown Amarillo, we decided to drive around and explore a bit more.   Read more

Tags: Amarillo, Cadillac Ranch, Road Home, Route 66, Texas, Video Diaries
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April 16, 2011 Posted by Vagabloggers in Art, Events, Rock Climbing

Street Painting in Kayenta

We were lucky enough to catch this cool little Festival that takes place every year in the a little art village called Coyote Gulch located in Kayenta in Southern Utah. Several artists came from all over to create some amazing works of art. The really amazing part of all of this was realizing that each and every one of these art pieces were only temporary. At least they'll live on in this video: Read more
Tags: Ivins, St. George, Utah