from Unbeige.com: "Last year, Archinect editor Marlin Watson, a self-described "disillusioned architect," embarked on a cross-country road trip with a video camera to find out what we talk about when we talk about architecture in America. In December, he finally started posting his discoveries as the new feature Archinect Travels. Part travelogue, part documentary, Watson's incredibly personal narration and nice camera work make good companions for this journey. Download the episodes for your iPod/iPhone and stay tuned for future episodes see the story unfold at: archinect.com/travels

from unbeige.com: Last year, Archinect editor Marlin Watson, a self-described "disillusioned architect," embarked on a cross-country road trip with a video camera to find out what we talk about when we talk about architecture in America. In December, he finally started posting his discoveries as the new feature Archinect Travels. Part travelogue, part documentary, Watson's incredibly personal narration and nice camera work make good companions for this journey. Download the episodes for your iPod/iPhone and stay tuned for future episodes at archinect.com/travels archinect.com/travels

From Unbeige.com: Last year, Archinect editor Marlin Watson, a self-described "disillusioned architect," embarked on a cross-country road trip with a video camera to find out what we talk about when we talk about architecture in America. In December, he finally started posting his discoveries as the new feature Archinect Travels. Part travelogue, part documentary, Watson's incredibly personal narration and nice camera work make good companions for this journey. Download the episodes for your iPod/iPhone and stay tuned for future episodes at Archinect.com/travels

from Unbeige.com: "Last year, Archinect editor Marlin Watson, a self-described "disillusioned architect," embarked on a cross-country road trip with a video camera to find out what we talk about when we talk about architecture in America. In December, he finally started posting his discoveries as the new feature Archinect Travels. Part travelogue, part documentary, Watson's incredibly personal narration and nice camera work make good companions for this journey. Download the episodes for your iPod/iPhone and stay tuned for future episodes see the story unfold at: archinect.com/travels

Mile 5.5 to 10.7 takes you down the Devil's Corkscrew to the Colorado River, follows it upstream (on the River Trail) to the Silver Bridge and to the Kaibab Bridge. Crossing there to the other side of the Colorado River and a half mile later, ending at the Phantom Ranch. It's a super-fast 31 mph "virtual run" of the entire 10.7 mile Bright Angel Trail in 20 minutes, which normally takes more than 5 hours for the "real" hike. Taken from my entire Bright Angel trail series at www.TrailVista.com

A super fast (33mph) ENTIRE Bright Angel Trail Video! Part one (of 2) mile 0 to 5.5 /// Don't fall off your chair; it gets wild and bouncy and may be the fastest trail video you have ever seen. It will challenge your eyes and your brain, but it also shows what you're in for if want to hike this world famous trail. The clip is an 18x fast-forward version from my original "real-time" Bright Angel Trail DVDs. Visit my website www.TrailVista.com for some much slower, smoother and crystal clear videos, available on DVD or VHS. hikealongpete

Race down the Bright Angel Trail at 10 mph. It's a 5xFF video from my original "REAL-TIME" entire trail series at TrailVista.com (Clip 1)

A trip through the Verde River by train. Beautiful scenery, breathtaking views through Arizona's other Grand Canyon.

Gordon's Restaurant is located inside Resort Suites of Scottsdale. This charming restaurant is home to delicious meals, an outstanding atmosphere, and a unique mesquite BBQ grill.

The Navajo is one of many restaurants located within Camelback Inn Resort & Spa. The location is ideal and the buffet is to die for!