Author: Lauren Menges
Cattle Boat – Visiting (1025)
From 1901 to 1998, the Vail and Vickers families had been cattle ranching on Santa Rosa Island. When you ranch on an island, you have to come up
Under L.A. – Visiting (1028)
Huell travels 100 feet below L.A.’s Southland community for a sneak peek at the new East Central Interceptor Sewer, where the Los Angeles
Outpost – Visiting (1029)
“Outpost” was once the largest neon sign in the world and stood above Runyon Canyon near Hollywood during the 1920s. The neon sign was a rival at
Mushrooms – Visiting (1032)
A visit to the Wild Mushroom Fair at the Los Angeles County Arboretum & Botanic Garden sponsored by the Los Angeles Mycological Society. Los
Goat Farm – Visiting (1034)
Spring is here and Huell meets the new arrivals at the Bouncing Hoofs Ranch in Mojave. This farm is home to a variety of goats and Huell learns
Chautauqua – Visiting (1101)
Huell visits Temescal Gateway Park in Pacific Palisades which was a major center of the Chautauqua Movement in the 1920s and ‘30s. Temescal
Bike Race – Visiting (1103)
Join Huell, the Los Angeles Wheelmen and other bicyclists as they climb Fargo Street in the Echo Park district of Los Angeles. Fargo Street is
Chatsworth – Visiting (1106)
Huell visits five historically significant locations in Chatsworth which include Olive Trees, a Pioneer Church, Stoney Point and a barn that was
Colossal Colon – Visiting (1107)
Huell meets a remarkable young woman who is traveling the country with the “Colossal Colon” educating people about colon cancer. Her story and
Camel Dairy – Visiting (1108)
Huell visits the Oasis Camel Dairy east of San Diego where he gets to milk a camel, plays with baby camels, and learns about camel milk products.