Year: 2000
Bird Rock – California’s Gold (2004)
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to have your very own island? What about an island off the southern coast of California, near
Little Pianos – Visiting (835)
They may be small and often out of tune, but Huell discovers that beautiful music can be made with toy pianos. Scott Paulson, the resident
L.A. Times Kitchen – Visiting (833)
The Los Angeles Times is a huge newspaper with millions of copies going out each day. With hundreds of employees working around the clock,
Hemet – Visiting (830)
After getting a few letters about the self-proclaimed Shuffleboard Capitol of the World, Huell takes a look, and finds lots of other interesting,
Cultural Center – Visiting (826)
Since it opened its doors in 1964, The Jurupa Mountains Cultural Center has provided family oriented programs in archaeology, geology,
Music Store – Visiting (822)
At a time when music can be downloaded from the Internet, there is a place in Glendale where you can take a step back and brush up on your
Bell Gardens – Visiting (818)
Get a personal tour of Bell Gardens by Mr. Bell founder of Taco Bell restaurant. He also helped a former employee start Del Taco. Today Bell
Harps – Visiting (817)
Believe it or not there is a store that sell nothing but Harps. Sylvia Woods Harp Center in Glendale is the largest Harp store west of the
Donut Man – Visiting (815)
At Jim Nakano’s Donut Man, people aren’t salivating over just jelly donuts and crullers. Jim’s specialty is the strawberry
Beach Artist – Visiting (814)
Huell meets up with a homeless man who has fired the imagination of all who see his rock towers that he builds along the beaches in Ventura. 2000