Hot Air Balloon Videos

Hot Air Ballooning We are half way through NaVloPoMo 2009 and this episode is a little longer. In October my wife and I went hot air ballooning in Temecula, CA for her birthday. Neither of us had done it before and we had no idea what to expect. It was a fantastic experience. Highly recommended.

I am a Korean who lives in Cedar City, Utah. Cedar City is known as Festival City USA. Just as the nickname implies, the city has many festivals throughout the year. The Skyfest, which is held every fall, is my personal favorite. During Skyfest, I saw hot air balloons inflate and take off right next to me. After all the balloons flew away, I enjoyed an American style breakfast with pancakes, eggs, and ham for only $5. At noon, there was an exciting candy drop! I ran around to grab the candy dropped from a remote controlled airplane. Ranked 3.59 / 5 | 612 views | 0 comments Click here to watch the video (02:20) Submitted By: mstarpacific Tags: Skyfest Utah United States Festivals Cedar City Hot Air Balloon Categories: People & Stories Travel & Outdoors

Turkey - From Istanbul s otogar (that s bus station to English speakers), I boarded an overnight coach, arriving in Cappadocia at the crack of dawn. in the town of G reme. People have been carving homes into the rocks of this surreal landscape for ages. And what did I do after a night on a bus without sleep, but go hiking for hours. I walked the Rose Valley to avusin, catching a dolmus back. The next day, I tramped the Pigeon Valley (devoid of pigeons) to the castle-like U hsar. A busy day next. A plunge into the depths of Derinkuyu, the underground city, which once housed thousands. Then a stroll through the Ilhara Gorge, with monasteries carved into the cliff sides. Finally, ascending the heights of Selime Monastery. Back to another otogar to depart as I arrived. On another overnight coach. The musical accompaniment is Menouthis by E. S. Posthumus and Pompeii also by E. S. Posthumus.

Every month, Planet Bonehead will host a writing and art contest for kids K-12 to submit their original work. The topic is the environment - whatever each kid is passionate about, we want to read or see it. Members can rate their favorite entries, and each month prizes will be given to the top 3 entries in each category. In addition, each month a $500 grant will be given to the school with the most overall entries (as a percentage of student body). In this episode, JP Rothbone and his sniveling cronies attempt to cut the episode short as Wishbone announces the monthly contests. See PlanetBonehead.com for official rules and submission guidelines.