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Saint Petersburg, FL

L. Cane

Sometimes, in Florida, less is more. Especially when you're looking for no-frills, authentic and delicious food that is representative of the sunshine state. Sure, there are plenty of chain restaurants where you could wait in line and eat the same thing over and over. But where's the fun in that?

This Unassuming Florida Restaurant Looks a Bit Like a Shack, But it May Serve the Most Famous Smoked Fish in The State

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Denver, CO

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Slightly southeast of Denver on the Colorado Front Range, the West Bijou Creek meanders through a 7600 acres located on the K-T Boundary. According to the National Park Service the site "contains some of the most scientifically important evidence associated with the Cretaceous-Paleogene (K-Pg) boundary [formerly known as the Cretaceous-Tertiary (K-T) boundary]. The K-Pg boundary at the West Bijou Site is unique due to its palynological extinction level, fern-spore spike, iridium anomaly and shocked quartz, Cretaceous and Paleogene (Tertiary) vertebrate fossils, magnetostratigraphy, and radiometric dating. Bisecting the site, West Bijou Creek, maintains a natural hydrologic pattern, flowing through a mosaic of upland and riparian shortgrass prairie plant communities, supporting a diversity of common and rare plant and wildlife species. West Bijou Site provides an excellent example of a valuable geologic resource located within a natural shortgrass prairie ecosystem."

Prehistoric mammals caught on film roaming ancient ground of the Colorado Front Range.  

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Walter Trout: \"You don't need pedals. If you get a kickass amp, why would you put it through a $100 pedal?\"

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Walter Trout: "You don't need pedals. If you get a kickass amp, why would you put it through a $100 pedal?"

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