Year: 1998
Teardrop Trailers – Visiting (609)
Step back in time with Huell as he visits a weekend gathering of these classic trailers. They sleep two, and have a built-in kitchen on the back
China Clipper – California’s Gold (906)
They were huge flying boats named after the great sailing ships that in the 1800’s sailed the oceans of the world. The luxurious Pan
Hidden Gems – Visiting (608)
Join Huell as he finds some of LA’s best-hidden museums. First we stop at the William Andrew Clark Memorial Library, a rare book research
Delta Queen – California’s Gold (905)
For 50 years one of the most popular ways to travel up and down the mighty Mississippi River has been aboard the authentic paddlewheel steamboat
Glass Garden – Visiting (607)
Spring is in the air, and gardens are bloomin’, but this time Huell takes us to a very special place indeed. It’s the home of Echo
Lincoln Tribute – Visiting (605)
Join Huell at an annual reading of Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address at the Veterans Cemetery. This year Charelton Heston reads, in honor of
Guadalupe – California’s Gold (904)
At first you can’t believe it’s real. It must be a movie set of a small, picturesque, agricultural town at the turn of the century.
100 Year Old Lady – Visiting (604)
Huell sits a spell with 100 year-old Joyce Cockrell, a former dress designer and musician. She speaks her mind, tickles the keys, and touches her
Blue Angels – California’s Gold (903)
They’re one of the most famous air squadrons in the world — serving as positive role models and goodwill ambassadors not only for our
Coloma – California’s Gold (902)
Coloma was a somewhat sleepy little town in the Sierra foothills during the 1840’s, but on the morning of January 24, 1848, all that was to