Rainforest Cafe

The First Rainforest Cafe was founded by Steven Schussler. The first location opened in the Mall Of America in Bloominton, Minnesota in 1994.
This expectacular place is a great entertainment for all its guests, it is fun for the kids and everyone.

The Decoration is fantastic once you are in you will have the feeling that you are really in the forest, you will enjoy simulated thunderstorms, lightings, rain storms. You will also see waterfalls. all kinds of animals from the forest like insects, monkeys hanging from the ceiling, elephants, snakes and many more animals.


The food is delicious you can choose from a good seafood, beef or chicken plate even pastas. Appetizers are a must Rainforest Cafe is also know for it great grab dip and dont even mention the desserts like the famous volcano sundae.

Rainforest Cafe also has its shop with a wide variety of things to choose from. Shop carries accessories for everyone in the family; toys, earrings, mugs etc. Most of the merchandise carries the Rainforest Cafe brand name.



This is an espectacular place that you dont want to miss, it is full of surprises and unexpected noises from the forest.
I went to the location in Ontario, Calfornia at Ontario Mills but there are other locations around the United States Of America and abroad.

Rainforest Cafe
4810 Mills Cir
Ontario, CA 91764
(909) 941-7979

Worlds Largest Thermometer

The World's Largest Thermometer is located in the city of Baker, California and is 134 feet tall. The story tells that on 1913 it was recorded the highest temperature ever, it was 134 degrees Fahrenheits and until today there has not been a higher temperature recorded in the city of Baker.

I stop on my way to Las Vegas at Baker to check out this famous thermometer i had hear about, i thought it would be an interesting experience to get a closer look at the tallest thermometer in the whole world. Baker is a small city, you can say Baker is half the way from Victorville to Las Vegas. There is not much to do but sure is the perfect place to stop on the way to the city that never sleeps, it has everything you need there is a gas station, there is a store that you can get some souvenirs, and lots of fast food restaurants.

To check out the Largest Thermometer take exit 246 from I-15, you wont miss it you'll see it from the freeway, it wont take much of your time to explore this unique thermometer and you will have something more to talk about from your trip.

Calico Ghost Town

Calico now know as Calico Ghost Town was founded in March 1881 is one of the few remaining original mining towns of the western United States.
Calico was restored in 1951 by Walter Knott founder of Knott's Berry Farm and it was donated by him to San Bernardino County on 1966.



Calico is a small old west mining town great for someone that loves adventures and is fascinated to learn about the past, how people worked, how people lived and if you like to walk this is a good opportunity to do it; check out some shops buy some souvenirs from the town as well as dine.

You will learn about silver mines plus many things more.

When taking the underground tour you will have the opportunity to ride the train and enjoy more excitement!

If you appreciate old towns you absolutely will love Calico therefore the pictures you can get from this wonderful place. This town will change your routine from the daily life and you will love its unusual scenarios.

Three of Calico's Annual Events: Off course they have other events over the year this are just three that i thought are the most popular.

Happy Halloween Experience at Calico Ghost Haunt: Calico has a special annual event starting on October 23-25 and again October 29-31. You will find ghost, skeletons and dead miners, also there is costume contests, pumpkin carving, ghost stories, trick of treating and much more this will be a spectacular day full of surprises, thrills and terror.

Calico's Days : During October 8, 9, 10 2010 Calico has its 1880's mining celebration great occasion to come, relax and learn about its interesting story, not only that but be a part of Calico's old days.

New Years at Calico: New Years old west style celebration starting January 01-03 2010 if you want something different come join Calico New Year's celebration with live music dancing even gambling demonstrations.

Old Calico is open daily. Hours are 8:00 am. to dusk, with shops and attractions open from 9:00 am. to 5:00 pm, but there are some exceptions for more information on hours of operation, special events and attractions visit their page at calicotown.com, they also have camping available with full and partial hookups even cabins for longer stays. Calico has small fees for different attractions, admission fee depends on the day you go, for regular days the entrance fees as of today are as follows: Adults $6.00/Children 6-15 $3.00/5 under free.