Las Vegas-Club 36

... it, we've all thought this. but it takes a bit of extra time and energy to be a non-tourist tourist. and in vegas, there is no need to expend that extra energy in trying to not look silly. everything around you is silly, and weird, and ostentatious, and meant for tourists to react. so react away.

our next destination was much simpler. the desert and a lake. no matching clothes required.

... thanks for letting us stay with you. Lori and Rob, thanks for the hotel room and shuttling us around, it was so good to meet all of the family. Last but not least thanks to all of our prayer partners, we could not have completed this ride without your prayers for our safety along the way.

Today was a great ride from Provo, UT, the weather was beautiful and the roads were good. I can't wait to take the Fatboy out for a ...

Las Vegas is offering deals like never before. With the slumping economy, the air fare, gas prices and hotel nightly rates have all fallen to a fantastic rate that everyone should be taking advantage of. Especially those of you that have never been to Las Vegas. I recommend staying at The Signature at the MGM which are all-suite high rises that are connected to the ...

... heel boots on. How else can i walk otherwise? My impressions of Vegas: Don't like it, too tacky, in your face, OMG, too gaudy, Hate it....etc. Everything here is big. One hotel would take about a whole block of street or more. While we were walking down the Strip, we had people lined up some parts of the Strip to shove the cards to Nude clubs and brothels to every male that happened to walk by there, no matter whether the men having their partners there or not. We ...

... Did our usual camping ritual, wood fire roasted beans & chili straight out of the can accompanied by some beers. Next morning we packed and hit the road back towards Vegas. We arrived in Vegas around 3pm and went to our pre booked hotel on the strip. Hotel & Casino New York, New York, which is a pretty impressive replica of the New York skyline. After checking in and tugging our luggage straight over the casino floor (gotta ...

... the attractions, a comedy club as well as enjoying a well needed chill out session, don't laugh now; this travelling malarkey is hard going, especially when you are driving thousands of miles! On our last evening here we met up with an ex colleague Helen and her fiancé John who had come out to Vegas to get married, we enjoyed an evening with them over a few beers and had a delicious dinner at the Spice Market, which is downstairs ...

... When we left Vegas we were down $1.82. (high rollers!) Unlike many others, we did sleep at night. On Monday am, Albert and I got up at 5:00AM and were exploring the strip by 5:30. It's quite sad and amazing to see the number of people gambling at that time of day. The place never closes. Many of the bars and restaurants are open 24/7. You could get a steak dinner after 10 at our hotel for $8.95. The girls were up and ready by 9AM and we ...