Lompoc Men Explore Machu Picchu and Amazon Adventure
Dr. Rod Hamer and Warren Culberson from Lompoc visited Machu Picchu in Peru and the Amazon River region. They described awe inspiring ruins, rough travel from Cuzco to Machu Picchu, and a late night native party they crashed after a dug out canoe trip.
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Warren Culberson
Rod Hamer
South America
Lompoc
Machu Picchu
Amazon River
Culberson
Dr. Hamer
Los Angeles
Panama City
Panama
Quito
Ecudor
Lima
Cuzco
Iquitos
Peru
Ivan Andres
Amazon
Cajun Crawfish Boil Tales From Louisiana Kitchens
In south Louisiana roadside ditches supply mudbugs for gourmets as Cajuns and friends share boisterous crawfish boils. Red boiled crustaceans pile high on newspaper, sauces prepared with catsup horseradish and hot seasoning, each person peeling tails to reveal succulent meat.
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South
Louisiana
Narcisse Thibodaux
Bayou Teche
Breaux Bridge
Narcisse
Los Angeles Children's Zoo a Barnyard World for Kids
The Los Angeles Children's Zoo in Griffith Park forms part of a 110 acre $10 million Greater Los Angeles Zoo complex. Highlights include Happy Hollow Tunnel Town Baby Elephant Compound and the Nursery with talks at the Amphitheatre. Open daily except Christmas 10 am to 5 pm 6 pm DST. Admission 1.25 adults 50 cents for ages 12 to 15 free for under 11 with zoo admission.
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Los Angeles Children’s Zoo
Griffith Park
Greater
Los Angeles Zoo
Happy Hollow
Tunnel Town
Children’s Zoo
L.A. Zoo
Exclusive San Angel Home Tour Funds Charity
Home visits in Mexico City offered by the Ladies Club of San Angel to raise charity funds. Tours cost 15 dollars per person, include four member homes with gardens and a luncheon with mariachi. Seventy eight residences are available. tours run year round with advance requests and volunteer guides speaking multiple languages.
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Mexico City
Mexican National Tourist Council
Ladies Club of San Angel
San Angel
Juan O’gorman
Deer Park Offers Hands On Fun With Sacred Deer
Visitors at Japanese Village and Deer Park Buena Park can pet and feed Sika and Fallow deer in the Deer Gardens. Keeper Tony Gentry tends to about 200 fawns born each year, with twins a special treat. The park sits on Knott Avenue near Artesian Beach Boulevard in the Santa Ana Freeway area.
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Japanese Village
Deer Park
Buena Park
Deer Gardens
Tony Gentry
Knott Avenue
Artesian Beach Boulevard
Santa Ana Freeway
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Stan Tolledo
Inca
Hamer
Cuzco General Hospital
Argentina
MTS Canada
Canada
Tna Casualty
Harry Morris
E. College Avenue
Travel
Bernardo
Lompoc Shopping Center
Linnett
For All
Nielson
Alamo Pintado
Solvang
Sun
Europe
Alaska
The
USA
Airways
Lompoc Travel Center Inc
No. H St