AAA WESTWAYS MAGAZINE Cabo San Lucas and more / September October 2000

Description: AAA WESTWAYS MAGAZINE Cabo San Lucas and more / September October 2000. Photo 1 show the front cover, Soaking in paradise on a beach near Cabo San Lucas, in Baja, California, Mexico. Photograph by Buddy Mays. Photo 2 shows the back cover with an advertisement for Forest Glen Winery. The winery is located in Sonoma County, California. Photos 3 and 4 show the Title Pages and Table of Contents. Photos 5, 6, 7 and 8 show some photos from the Fuji Film Contest held by The Society of American Travel Writers Western Chapter, gathered a photo competing. Fuji Film provided 15 photographers with 10 rolls of film and 22 hours to capture Cabo. Shown are Playa Santa Maria, the Corridor by Jan Butchofsky-Hauser, El Arco, Land's End, Cabo San Lucas by Steve Bly. Shown are some of the locals in Cabo, Francisco Magana Huracha, Official Greeter at the Westin Regina Resort, The Corridor by Blaine Harrington, Anatollo Gonzalez Zemudio who runs Galerias de Arte Fino in San Jose del Cabo by David Sanger. Photos 9 and 10 show some famous Southern California Hamburger Drive Hamburger Drive ins that were designed by Wayne McAllister. Watne McAllister could arguably be called Southern California's foremost Architectes' of automotive seduction, For decades, his coffee shops, restaurants and casinos lured drivers with their eye-catching flamboyant, car friendly designs. Shown in photo # 10 are the Pig 'n Whistle located in Los Angeles. The Sands Hotel, Las Vegas and Simons Drive- in Hollywood. Photos 11, 12 and 13 show 3 pages of the 4 page story The Sky's The Limit about the family of Alan Rider, Christina Rider and their son, Alan Rider enjoying the Solar System at Benson, Arizona. Also shown is the Kartchner Caverns State Park. Kartchner is a living cave. The caves were discovered in 1974 by amateur spelunkers Randy Tufts and Gary Tenen, pictured in the lower photo. The spelunkers cautiously reveled the caves existence to the Kartchner Family under whose the land the cave. In 1984 Randy Tufts and Gary Tenen approached Arizona Governor Bruce Babbitt about the prospect of purchasing the land around the cave and developing it as a state park. In order to keep the cave's existence secret until its protection was assured, sponsors of Senate Bill 1188 created dummy legislation dealing with routine accounting changes. All but six members of the legislature were in the dark about the bill's true content until just before the vote on April 27, 1988. The bill passed creating Karchner Caverns State Park. Shelf # 28.

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