 | Wooden Barber Shop Choir On pier 45 you will find the Musee Mechanique. For 25 cents this choir will sing for you. Best value you will get for a quarter in San Francisco. |
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 | Catalina Island Catalina Island is known as the island of romance, but it's also a great spot for families. The second largest of the Channel Islands, just 22 miles from California's coast, Catalina makes a great family weekend. Our kids had a blast on the hourlong ferry from Dana Point to the island, where we spotted sailboats, kayakers, and a pod of frolicking dolphins. Once you disembark in Avalon Bay, grab a golf cart for a tour around the island, and then take a stroll along Crescent Drive, Catalina's main boardwalk. Here, kids can enjoy a treat of spun taffy, ice cream or caramel apples at the old-fashioned confectionary Lloyds of Avalon — — or enjoy a few video games and skee ball at the Metropole Marketplace arcade. A trip to the island isn't complete without a stroll along the Green Pleasure Pier, where you can grab some fish and chips at Eric's restaurant and then go for a cruise on the bay. The Undersea Tour aboard the Starlight and Emerald semi-submersible vessels is a must-see. During the voyage, you'll explore the clear waters of Lover's Cove and a protected kelp forest where you'll come face to face with bright orange garibaldi, spotted calico bass, and opaleyes — among many other types of marine life. The 45-minute tour is also offered at night. To explore Catalina's rugged interior and native wildlife, hop aboard the Classic Inland Motor Tour, which follows the 1800s stagecoach route. In Middle Ranch, you'll meet Tachi, an endangered Santa Catalina Island Fox who acts as an educational ambassador for her species. You'll also see a herd of wandering bison, native woodpeckers, and perhaps a bald eagle or two. At El Rancho Escondido, the Wrigley family's Hidden Ranch, you can enjoy an Arabian horse demonstration and then spend about 45 minutes walking through the ranch. Pet the horses in their stables, play with a wandering kitty, or watch a short film on the ranch's history. A small museum displays Bohlin saddles, carriages and family memorabilia. After your tour, the Golf Gardens are just steps away. Known as one of the world's most challenging and beautiful miniature golf courses, the lushly landscaped grounds offer 18 holes of family fun. |
 | FAMOUS Universal Studio Tour - Hollywood, CA Very fun tour. Very interesting. The World-Famous Universal Studios Hollywood Studio Tour currently contains the attractions listed here. Due to continuous production work on the backlot throughout the year, some attractions and areas may be inaccessible. check out www.thestudiotour.com/ush/index.shtml for more on the tour The order listed here is a typical tour route, but again, due to production work, the order may change totally from tour to tour. Duration of tour: 45-50 minutes Timeline Drive Fire Station 51 The Front Lot (35 soundstages) Metropolitan Area (New York Street, Brownstone Street, Courthouse Square) King Kong Underwater Tank Collapsing Bridge Transportation Department The Fast & The Furious Jurassic Park Sets Flash Flood Mexican Street Six Points Texas Park Lake / King Kong Model Ship Square of Warriors Little Europe / Court of Miracles Earthquake - The Big One (1989 - present) Jaws Chicken Ranch Colonial Street Whoville Psycho House War of the Worlds Falls Lake Curse of the Mummy's Tomb Some of the movies filmed at Falls Lake Include: Jaws 4 (Jaws the Revenge) (1986) True Lies (1994) Apollo 13 [Dream sequence] (1995) Dante's Peak (1997) The Truman Show (1998) Deep Impact (1998) Godzilla (1998) [Hudson River pier sequence seen in the trailer] Message in a Bottle (1999) A Perfect Storm (2000) Oh Brother Where Art Thou [flood] (2000) Charlie's Angels (2000) Jurassic Park 3 [spinosaurus sequence] (2001) Davidoff "Cool Water" commercial The Majestic [bridge/car crash sequence] Fear Factor (TV) Bruce Almighty [walking on water sequence] (2003) The Italian Job (2003) [Venice palace boathouse canal sequence] Hulk (2003) [Bruce's childhood home / army base] Van Helsing [finale] (2004) Desperate Housewives (2006) [Log cabin - Camp Hennessey] Evan Almighty (2006) Shooters (2007) [Log cabin explosion] Pirates of the Caribbean: Worlds End (2007) Crossing Jordan: Season 6 Finale (2007) Shooter (2007) National Treasure: Book of Secrets (2008) |
 | Oberservations and incidents A handful of things. In order of appearence: 00:00 My pet hate, people who don`t give way to drivers when they have nowhere to go. Here on the seafront the queue everyday is at least two miles. You're going to travel a car length every 30 seconds - if you're lucky. So why do people insist on sitting bumper to bumper? At a sideroad leave a gap! And if someone is waiting let them through, what are you going to do? Nick a foot of road and still sit there for 30 minutes? 00:45 A car driving up a one way street, infairness on reviewing the footage the signage on the road he appeared from isn't that clear, so this guy I will let off the hook although he still drove the wrong way up the street. I often think people beleive I'm police with that massive camera strapped to the side of my helmet. It's comical the amount of people who stop using their phones, or buckle up or otherwise obey the law when they see me. Did this driver see me and decide to turn around? Or would he have done anyway? Who knows. See at the end I let a car driver go so we can all get on our way? Didn't take a second did it.... 01:41 On the M1 a car pulls out. Result we have an indicator! Although she didn't give proper observations or she would have seen me coming up progressively behind her. (To preempt any winge bags I had just checked my right mirror thankfully) 01:53 On the roundabout near the pier on the seafront. It doesn't look that bad, but you can see from the initial freeze frame that the car infront of me was entering the roundabout and the car circled was far off doing the same. I don't think they looked, or didn't look properly, had the car been going quicker it could have been nasty.... 02:00 Then we have my friend the suicyclist. Close call! He didn't flinch... 02:20 you see the advantages of a "flip" helmet, I'd hate to have a fullface helmet and have a sneezing fit....ewwwww 03:00 you hear my pathetic joke 04:35 No sound I'm afraid, forgot to plug the mic in, but I do like the "face" footage. Nothing really of interest... You might find my blog interesting, there's more videos and more random rubbish http://www.qwerf.com or if you're bored, please annoy my wife http://www.qwerf.com/sign.php |
 | White Rock B&B's - Bed and breakfast A short description of White Rock and bed and breakfast accommodations. Bed and breakfast places offering a diverse profile of catering and comfort and price levels of quality you demand is all on the 'White Rock menu serving hospitality in a unique atmosphere in historic surroundings. Located just 10 minutes from the US border and 45 minutes from downtown Vancouver, and two hours north of Seattle in Washington, the White Rock / South Surrey area is known for panoramic views of Mt. Baker and the Pacific Ocean, excellent hospitality , friendliness and charming affordable bed and breakfast locations. White Rock great beaches and the popular White Rock pier, the artisan community and the enticing White Rock Promenade, the Museum make this year around resort and Mecca for art buyers, dealer and family recreation and fun the ideal destination. This video presentation is only showing a fraction of the nice places to visit to stay and play and for some get necessary relaxation, change and rejuvenation for better energy. White Rock offer many B&B's that do deliver on the promises of making it possible to experience change and rejuvenation and achieve in short periods of life style change while touring our small town and living by the Pacific Ocean. Now White Rock has become the sun and fun and expedient gateway to the Olympic arenas of 2010, Vancouver and Whistler. Families and sport enthusiasts are already making visits to become familiar with our resort and Olympic gateway and many stay over night or longer. If you enjoy beach style entertainments, BBQ by the sea and the best of the B&B's , bed and breakfast hospitality and comfort you deserve White Rock and our Semiahmoo peninsula and bay will be the playground of choice. You can enjoy famous restaurants and ethnic foods. Look for cuisine that ranges from fine dining to family restaurants and of course our White Rock world famous fish and chips.The culinary choices are many on Marine Drive, seaside and water front. The White Rock up-town with all quaint boutiques for everyone to enjoy. On a Sunday you'll find the Farmer's Market with produce, products and live entertainment. Music and nightlife play an important role in our community. So does art and wellness therapists and other health professionals. Spas and Pamper Me facilities are many to select from. White Rock Tourist and Event schedule and agendas will make visitors excited, content and happy. Guaranteed child and animal friendly surroundings. When you're looking for accommodations check out the many bed and breakfasts, hotels and motels and RV campgrounds in our area. Area nightlife includes local pubs and clubs, live theatre and two movie theaters and lots of shopping. Welcome to White Rock There's no better place to stay than in a White Rock Bed and Breakfast when you travel and visit. |
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