Huell's visits the 2004 Convention of the American Bell Association in Ontario, California to hear, see and touch all manner of bells from around the world.
Huell visits the Hollywood Farmers' Market to attend the annual Peak of Summer Tomato Festival. He learns about and samples just some of the hundreds of varieties available that go far beyond the common red, round supermarket tomato.
Huell visits the Hollywood Little Red School House and meets its founder, Ruth Pease. Started in 1945 as a preschool, it's now run by Ruth's daughter Debra and has expanded into an accredited school teaching students through the 8th grade.
Huell goes to LA Valley College's Gymnastics Center to visit a group of rope climbers featured 15 years ago on Videolog and see if they're still going strong. He also meets others taking advantage of the gym's free community open workout.
Huell visits Little Ethiopia in L.A. to sample vegetarian cuisine at Rahel Ethiopian Restaurant and a traditional Ethiopian dinner at Meals By Genet. He continues with a stop at Casa Diaz, a family-owned restaurant on Hollywood Blvd.
Huell visits the Fresh Produce and Floral Council Retail Expo, an exciting one-day show filled with over 170 exhibits and attended by produce and floral professionals from every part of the industry.
Huell visits Ferguson's Marine Specialties in Wilmington, founded in 1945 by Ralph Ferguson and now run with his daughter, Lupe. They sell beautiful seashells from around the world and their shop has a wonderful, authentic, old-time feel.
