Month: January 2007
Camarillo Ranch – California’s Golden Parks (148)
Join Huell as he visits the magnificently restored Camarillo Ranch, which was named for “the last Spanish Don”, Adolfo Camarillo, who assumed
Moon Trees – California’s Gold (9011)
Apollo 14 launched in the late afternoon of January 31, 1971. Inside, astronaut Stuart Roosa had packed a small container filled with hundreds of
Trees of Mystery – California’s Gold (9010)
The giant statue of Paul Bunyan greets visitors to this family run road-side attraction that has been open since the 1930’s. Join host
Norconian Resort – California’s Gold (9009)
In the mid 1920’s, Rex B. Clark, an unmatched visionary of his time, accomplished the near impossible by constructing the world-class
Pet Cemetery – California’s Gold (9008)
Huell goes in search of some of our most permanent residents in this episode of California’s Gold. We’ll see where some of TV &
Skimboarding – California’s Gold (9005)
Skimboarding is a sport similar to surfing which takes place near the shore. The skimboarder stands about twenty feet from the ocean with
Catalina Arabian Ranch – California’s Gold (9003)
Nestled in a small valley nearly 12 miles outside of Avalon on Catalina Island is El Rancho Escondido, “the hidden ranch.” Still a working ranch,
Roads Go Through – California’s Gold (9002)
Join Huell as he rides right through the middle of some California history! First stop is Beal’s Cut, a hand-cut stagecoach road in the the
Spontaneous Adventures – California’s Gold (9001)
Huell visits the Monterey Customs House State Historic Park, discovers the tallest bridge in California, and checks out the town of Cool- all
Salmon Festival – California’s Golden Parks (151)
Huell attends the annual Return of the Salmon Festival in Shasta County to see huge numbers of fall Chinook Salmon coming up river to spawn.