RUDY'S ROAD TRIP

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0: Ooga Booga

My favorite store in L.A. Art shows, artifacts, high concept clothing, actual mix tapes curated by Calvin Johnson.

1: Franklin Canyon

Often used as a location for film & TV shows as a double for the pacific northwest. So serene yet so close to the busy streets of Beverly Hills. Great hiking trails, never too busy.

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2: Old Place Restaurant

Best biscuits and gravy ever. Oly beer on tap. An old western style road house.

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3: Malibou Lake

One of the prettiest views in Southern California.

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4: Goffs, CA.

Small but cool ghost town.

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5: Williams, AZ

Good western wear and turquoise jewelry shopping.

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6: Grand Canyon National Park

DUH.

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7: Energy Vortexes in Sedona, AZ

http://www.lovesedona.com/01.htm

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8: Monument Valley

Amazing rock formations. Filming location for Thelma & Louise!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monument_Valley

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9: Meteor City Trading Post

Lots of weird teepee and dinosaur sculptures. One of the best gift shops along the old Route 66. Huge mural of Route 66. One of the worlds largest dream catchers too! Great photo ops.

http://www.roadsideamerica.com/story/14538

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10: Meteor Crater

'nuff said.

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11: Petrified Forest National Park

Huge ancient logs laying around a colorful desert landscape!

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12: Hanselmann Pottery

Our friends Luke & Rachel make and sell amazing pottery online and out of their gallery here, on the honor system!
http://www.hanselmannpottery.com/

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13: Grove Cafe & Market

Delicious farm to table food. Cafe style, but great, super fresh food.

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14: The Matador

Classic dive bar. Totally out of left field for Santa Fe. Rock & roll types, thank god. Hard to find info on this place. But you'll go down some anonymous looking stairs to cheap drink heaven.

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15: Encino, NM

Cool ghost town. Lots of abandoned buildings.

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16: Roswell, NM

Roswell is rather lame. But there are some alien "museums" that are worth the $3 to get in for the ridiculous photo ops.

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17: Carlsbad Caverns

Crazy underground madness. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carlsbad_Caverns_National_Park

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18: Guadalupe Mountains

Amazing place to see sunsets. Picturesque desert mountain range. One of the prettier drives.

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19: Marfa, TX

One of the top three things we saw on our drive. Hollywood history, atmospheric mystery lights, food scene, artist heaven.
http://travel.nytimes.com/travel/guides/north-america/united-states/texas/marfa/overview.html

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20: Prada Marfa

Not a real store, but an official Prada installation.

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21: Thunderbird Hotel

Its like if the Ace hotel had an outpost in the Chihuahua desert.

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22: Chinati Foundation

ART. ART. ART. Admission and tours at specific times ONLY.

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23: Padre's Marfa

Amazing bar. Lots of weird live music and a huge patio.

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24: FOOD SHARK

Famous food truck. Its ok.

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25: Hotel Paisano

Where Elizabeth Taylor, James Dean and Rock Hudson stayed while filming "Giant." Tons of movie memorabilia and probably the best souvenirs on our trip.

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26: Switched On

My friend Chad runs this shop. Its like an audio and video synthesizer museum!

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27: Bouldin Creek Cafe

Brunch!

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28: Beer Can House

Just a house, covered in beer cans. No big deal.

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29: NASA

I always wanted to go to space camp, so this is as close as I'll get.

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30: Art Car Museum

Tiny, but totally worth it.

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31: The Original Ninfa's on Navigation

Best Tex-Mex ever.

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32: Haunted History Tours

Learn about hundreds of years of how people died horrible deaths in NOLA. As told by a Creole Jack Sparrow type. Great way to see the French Quarter without doing the other stupid tourist stuff to do there.

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33: Cochon Butcher

Yummy food.

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34: Restaurant August

Delicious!

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35: Antoine's Restaurant

And if you have the cash to burn, Antoine's is the oldest continuously run restaurant in America. The food is okay, but the invented Oyster's Rockefeller. But the best part is what's off the menu. If you ask the waiter for a tour of the place, you get a private tour of all 13 rooms and the hundreds of years of history of the place. Cool wine cellar, secret rooms, etc. Little known secret. Worth it if you can afford to eat there.

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36: Café du Monde

Their beignets and chicory coffee are legitimately world famous.

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37: The Clinton Library

The Clinton Presidential Library is AMAZING! A replica Oval Office!

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38: River Market

Shopping!

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39: The Peabody Little Rock

Famous for the ducks that live in the lobby and walk out to the pond like a little parade or something. I think it follows a schedule.

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40: Graceland

Worth it just to see Elvis' man cave in the basement. Oh, and every room has a bar! You can also tour his private jetliner.

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41: National Civil Rights Museum

Where MLK was assassinated.

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42: World's Largest Treehouse

http://funster.us/2009/10/worlds-largest-treehouse-near-crossville/

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43: Third Man Records

Jack White's creative studio and record/memorabilia store.

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44: Whiskey Kitchens

Gourmet bar food. Delicious hot chicken- a Nashville specialty!

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45: Parthenon

A replica of the one in Athens!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parthenon_(Nashville)

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46: Grand Ole Opry

I only wanted to see this because it's in Robert Altman's "Nashville."

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47: Rosepepper Cantina

Good Mexican is always hard to come by.

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48: The Pharmacy Burger Parlor & Beer Garden

Burgers& Beer! Nashville style.

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49: Dollywood

DUH!

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50: Monticello

Thomas Jefferson's home.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monticello

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1: Franklin Canyon Ver detalle
2: Old Place Restaurant Ver detalle
3: Malibou Lake Ver detalle
4: Goffs, CA. Ver detalle
5: Williams, AZ Ver detalle
6: Grand Canyon National Park Ver detalle
7: Energy Vortexes in Sedona, AZ Ver detalle
8: Monument Valley Ver detalle
9: Meteor City Trading Post Ver detalle
10: Meteor Crater Ver detalle
11: Petrified Forest National Park Ver detalle
12: Hanselmann Pottery Ver detalle
13: Grove Cafe & Market Ver detalle
14: The Matador Ver detalle
15: Encino, NM Ver detalle
16: Roswell, NM Ver detalle
17: Carlsbad Caverns Ver detalle
18: Guadalupe Mountains Ver detalle
19: Marfa, TX Ver detalle
20: Prada Marfa Ver detalle
21: Thunderbird Hotel Ver detalle
22: Chinati Foundation Ver detalle
23: Padre's Marfa Ver detalle
24: FOOD SHARK Ver detalle
25: Hotel Paisano Ver detalle
26: Switched On Ver detalle
27: Bouldin Creek Cafe Ver detalle
28: Beer Can House Ver detalle
29: NASA Ver detalle
30: Art Car Museum Ver detalle
31: The Original Ninfa's on Navigation Ver detalle
32: Haunted History Tours Ver detalle
33: Cochon Butcher Ver detalle
34: Restaurant August Ver detalle
35: Antoine's Restaurant Ver detalle
36: Café du Monde Ver detalle
37: The Clinton Library Ver detalle
38: River Market Ver detalle
39: The Peabody Little Rock Ver detalle