A few weeks ago, quite early in the AM (you can hear the sleep in my voice), I was interviewed by WDCB, the jazz statio out of College of DuPage. Click on the link below and enjoy. And while you're listening, gaze at the photos beneath of our Road Trip to South Dakota (which I mention in the interview)!
http://soundcloud.com/wdcbnews/roadtrip-lf
A companion blog for my book, "The Cotton Candy Road Trip"
Showing posts with label Flintstone's Bedrock City. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Flintstone's Bedrock City. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Monday, June 20, 2011
Our Visit to Flintstone's Bedrock City!
Traipsing through Flintstone's Bedrock City in South Dakota can be quite an enlightening experience.
For instance, did you know there's a Mount Rockmore? There is; a veritable twin to the slightly more famous Mount Rushmore only a few miles away. And it only predates it by about a million years, so it's still looking pretty sharp

And I bet you had no idea Wilma played the organ made out of coconuts and bamboo shoots.

If you're lucky enough, you might hear "Bedrock, Twitch, Twitch" playing at K-ROCK, the local radio radio station, a perfect excuse for a spontaneous dance break.

But the true treat is getting to rub elbows with the natives.

Pictured: Barney Rubble and Fred Flintstone, flanked by the Yabba Dabba Dooleys.
For instance, did you know there's a Mount Rockmore? There is; a veritable twin to the slightly more famous Mount Rushmore only a few miles away. And it only predates it by about a million years, so it's still looking pretty sharp
And I bet you had no idea Wilma played the organ made out of coconuts and bamboo shoots.
If you're lucky enough, you might hear "Bedrock, Twitch, Twitch" playing at K-ROCK, the local radio radio station, a perfect excuse for a spontaneous dance break.
But the true treat is getting to rub elbows with the natives.
Pictured: Barney Rubble and Fred Flintstone, flanked by the Yabba Dabba Dooleys.
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
"Bedrock! Twitch, twitch!"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uE-0E_Hwqo
I intend to sing this song as I enter the stoney gates of Flintstone's Bedrock City in a mere couple of days. I may wear my Wilma necklace - you know the one: small, white granite boulders. It offsets my long neck.
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