This is a traveling tribute video to one of the best songs ever recorded by Smash Mouth. I was really disappointed by the music video produced by the record company. It just ignored what the song was about in favor of dancing bikini babes. It was sad. So, while on vacation in Morocco not so long ago, I was listening to the song on my ipod and thinking how much the song resonated with the current political situation in the world. Our camel trek was organized by good friend Ali Seggaoui from Hotel Maison Merzouga village of Hassi Labiad near town of Merzouga in southern Morocco.

In episode 2, Emily Hornsby takes you to the middle of the desert for a taste of Americana. So, get your kicks on Route 66 and enjoy a desert hike, a glimpse into America's past, and a nostalgic stroll down memory lane. This is clip 3 of 3 for Barstow.

In episode 2, Emily Hornsby takes you to the middle of the desert for a taste of Americana. So, get your kicks on Route 66 and enjoy a desert hike, a glimpse into America's past, and a nostalgic stroll down memory lane. This is clip 2 of 3 for Barstow.

In episode 2, Emily Hornsby takes you to the middle of the desert for a taste of Americana. So, get your kicks on Route 66 and enjoy a desert hike, a glimpse into America's past, and a nostalgic stroll down memory lane. This is clip 1 of 3 for Barstow.

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

The East and West MacDonnell Ranges stretch out for hundreds of kilometres on both sides of Alice Springs. The traditional owners of the Alice Springs area, the Arrernte people, believe giant caterpillars called the Yeperenye became the Ranges - they entered this world through one of the dramatic gaps in the escarpments of the area. Chris Day - Ranger West MacDonnell Ranges and Larapinta Trail

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