Planning a summer road trip? Here's what you should be sure not to do!

Made for GLOBETAGGERS.COM. Four groups of friends going on road trips through Europe.

Me and Gabe drive over a thousand miles in 36 hours. In this part of the trip we saw the Rocky Mountains, the Royal Gorge and more....

from Unbeige.com: "Last year, Archinect editor Marlin Watson, a self-described "disillusioned architect," embarked on a cross-country road trip with a video camera to find out what we talk about when we talk about architecture in America. In December, he finally started posting his discoveries as the new feature Archinect Travels. Part travelogue, part documentary, Watson's incredibly personal narration and nice camera work make good companions for this journey. Download the episodes for your iPod/iPhone and stay tuned for future episodes see the story unfold at: archinect.com/travels

from unbeige.com: Last year, Archinect editor Marlin Watson, a self-described "disillusioned architect," embarked on a cross-country road trip with a video camera to find out what we talk about when we talk about architecture in America. In December, he finally started posting his discoveries as the new feature Archinect Travels. Part travelogue, part documentary, Watson's incredibly personal narration and nice camera work make good companions for this journey. Download the episodes for your iPod/iPhone and stay tuned for future episodes at archinect.com/travels archinect.com/travels

From Unbeige.com: Last year, Archinect editor Marlin Watson, a self-described "disillusioned architect," embarked on a cross-country road trip with a video camera to find out what we talk about when we talk about architecture in America. In December, he finally started posting his discoveries as the new feature Archinect Travels. Part travelogue, part documentary, Watson's incredibly personal narration and nice camera work make good companions for this journey. Download the episodes for your iPod/iPhone and stay tuned for future episodes at Archinect.com/travels

from Unbeige.com: "Last year, Archinect editor Marlin Watson, a self-described "disillusioned architect," embarked on a cross-country road trip with a video camera to find out what we talk about when we talk about architecture in America. In December, he finally started posting his discoveries as the new feature Archinect Travels. Part travelogue, part documentary, Watson's incredibly personal narration and nice camera work make good companions for this journey. Download the episodes for your iPod/iPhone and stay tuned for future episodes see the story unfold at: archinect.com/travels

See where loved ones of many species are laid to rest in a national park, where kites fill the sky, where flies sometimes land on target and where a professional football team was born. For the full travelogue on San Francisco's 49 Mile Drive - Part 2, including useful links, related stories and interactive map, please visit WWW.OPENROAD.TV

One of the most intriguing road trips in northern California starts, ends and never leaves the limited confines of San Francisco. It's known as the 49 Mile Scenic Drive and was created in the 1930s to entice tourists into the city. Although its trademark signs can be seen all along its route, few people I know have followed it from beginning to end. I hadn't either until just recently and it was an eye-opening reminder of just how diverse and beautiful San Francisco really is. For the full travelogue on San Francisco's 49 Mile Drive, including related videos, interactive map, and useful links, visit WWW.OPENROAD.TV

Drei naive Jungs träumen von Hollywood. Dabei setzen sie auf die amerikanischsten Werte, die ihnen einfallen: ein unsinnig monströses Auto, voll gestopft mit Fast Food, Ölflaschen und Kameratechnik, auf dem Weg nach Kalifornien via Route 66. Auf der Suche nach den amerikanischen Klischees kommt es zu ungeplanten Zwischenfällen.