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The Vegas Tourist attended the 52nd Wrangler National Finals Rodeo, held December 2 to 11, 2010 at the Thomas and Mack in Las Vegas.
The Wrangler National Finals Rodeo is the championship event for the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association’s rodeo year.
For ten nights, fans were able to watch NFR Contestants enter the arena behind the flag of their state or province, and the fans would receive ‘a tip of their Resistol.’ The flag of the United States was presented every night from horseback, including the Canadian flag on Canada night. The National Anthem of the United States was sung every night, singers included Reba McEntire, Laura Bell Bundy, Josh Gracin, Pat Boone, and Brett Elredge. Opening Acts included Charlie Daniels, Jerry Olson with his horse Justin Boots, and Bob Avila provided a Working Cow Horse demonstration.
The Vegas Tourist would like to the Thomas and Mack, the PRCA (Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association), the Cowboys and Cowgirls, the stock contractors, and the fans for their support of rodeo.
Come join The Vegas Tourist for ten days of rides, the wrecks, and the unforgettable moments of the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo.
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A Jefferson County deputy helps serve customers at Red Robin for Tip-a-Cop, a fund-raiser for Special Olympics Colorado (April 2008).
View along the main vein of a long leaf with brown dried patches and serrated margins. It has a tiny red spot at the very end of its twisted tip.
As you exit the restrooms in Singapore's Changi Airport, they'd appreciate it if you would rate your experience. Or at least the cleanliness of their toilet.
TIPPING THE VELVET by Waters, , Writer - Sarah Waters adapted by Laura Wade, Director - Lyndsey Turner, Design - Lizzie Clachan, Lighting - Jon Clark, The Lyric Theatre, 2015, Credit: Johan Persson/
In 2019 late 2018 I will be doing my HGV class 2 and driving tippers / construction or recovery . AJ67DMJ a Volvo FMX in the D&J Jones fleet is one of the reasons for that idea as the trucks looking me most tippers are spotless. Seen at the Llandudno Transport Extravaganza. Photo taken 05/05/18
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We went to Legaspi City for a wedding shoot in Misibis Bay Island Resort, last January 8, 2011. On our way to Legaspi, we stopped a lot to take some photos. We left Manila January 7 and returned on the 13th.
This is the third day of our road trip and we travelled all the way from Legaspi to Matnog. When we found out that the RORO Montenegro Ferry costs less than a thousand pesos, we decided to cross over to Samar, via San Isidro. After crossing the San Bernardino strait, we drove all the way from Samar to Tacloban through the San Juanico bridge (longest bridge in the Philippines), and stayed overnight in Leyte Park Hotel.
In Matnog's terminal, the "fixer" asked for P1,600, but not including tips yet. It was shocking to experience everyone asking for tips, from the police, to the people guiding us into the boat, even the seaman who helped us enter the ferry, and another seaman who helped us park inside the Ferry, both asked for tips. I spent a little close to P2,500 all in all. Take note, the "fixers" have Id's, and they actually act and look like employees of the terminal. The Matnog terminal police are corrupt, even if they didn't see me or accept any payment personally, I was allowed to come in their building, sign the form, and leave, no questions asked. Apparently, a special service given to those who "pay".
I asked the "fixer" if it's like that in San Isidro on my way back (so I could prepare myself financially), and he said it's even worse. Surprise surprise, we didn't spend a cent for anything other than the terminal fee and the RORO Ferry costs, around P1,100 all in all. The guards and pier staff even told us that corruption is not allowed in San Isidro.
The people in Matnog are the most corrupt I have ever met, and I am comparing them to all the people I have met in my travels around the world! I thought they have changed from the last time I travelled through Matnog around the 1990's, but I guess some things don't change.
Anyway, the RORO Ferry trip is only an hour and a half long, faster than if we took the Allen Ferry (about two and a half hours), plus San Isidro is about 60 kilometers closer to Calbayog than Allen.
I hope you enjoy these photos. 8-)
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