TRIP TO DALLAS, TEXAS: SEPTEMBER 16 - OCTOBER 1,2010

Last Sept.16-Oct.01,2010 six days after our wedding my husband and I flew heading to Dallas,Texas for his Simuflite Training. We had a lot of fun and that was still part of our honeymoon. Most newly wed couple from other places

 the world come to Vegas for honeymoon, but since we are living here in Las Vegas we need other place rather than Vegas just for a "Change". Going to Dallas,Texas at that time was a good deal because my husbands company paid everything, our Hotel and foods and car.

 It was fun flying together on the plane with my husband as a newly wed  couple. We stayed at Embassy Suit Hotel in Dallas and it was a very nice hotel. My husband spend most of the day on his simuflite training and one time he took me there in the building where his training was.

                     He showed me those simuflite machine he's using while he was on training. We always go out for our meals we enjoy foods of different restaurants, we go shopping in a nearby mall from our Hotel. We shop some stuff at "Bass Pro Shop". We also enjoy the fine weather in The good news is, this coming September 16-Oct.01,2011  again we'll be going back in Dallas Texas which is  not too hot and not too cold. It was fascinating for me to go to some other states here in America. s,Texas again for our 1st wedding anniversary and this gonna be my 2nd time to be in Texas. And after spending a week in Dallas, Texas my husband and I will fly to Oklahoma to look on the House and property that we're going to buy this year. I love traveling with my husband, and definitely we love enjoying life together.

DALLAS AIRPORT

OUR PLANE ON THE RUNWAY-READY FOR TAKE OFF

Simuflite Training Center- Dallas,Texas (9/17/2010)

view from our hotel room - Embassy Suit Hotel

FORD- THE CAR WE RENTED WHILE WE'RE IN TEXAS

FINAL DESTINATION:EMBASSY SUIT HOTEL

EMBASSY SUIT HOTEL

                                                

VIEW FROM OUT HOTER ROOM WINDOW

GRAPEVINE ,TEXAS

GRAPEVINE, TEXAS

GRAPEVINE, TEXAS

                                                                                            

BELLAGIO HOTEL AND CASINO: FOUNTAIN SHOW

THE FOUNTAINS OF BELLAGIO- is a vast, choreographed water feature with performances set to light and music. The performances take place in front of the Bellagio hotel and are visible from numerous vantage points on the Strip, both from the street and neighboring structures. The show takes place every 30 minutes in the afternoons and early evenings, and every 15 minutes from 8 p.m. to midnight. Before a water show starts, the nozzles break the water surface and the lights illuminating the hotel tower turn to a purple hue (usually), or red-white-and-blue for certain music. Shows may be cancelled without warning because of wind, although shows usually run with less power in face of wind. A single show may be skipped to avoid interference with a planned event. The fountain display is choreographed to various pieces of music, including songs by Andrea Bocelli, Frank Sinatra, and Gene Kelly.  

The fountains are set in a 9-acre (3.6 ha) manmade lake. Contrary to urban myth, the lake is not filled with treated greywater from the hotel. The lake is actually serviced by a freshwater well that was drilled decades prior to irrigate a golf course that previously existed on the site. The fountains actually use less water than irrigating the golf course did.They incorporate a network of pipes with more than 1,200 nozzles that make it possible to stage fountain displays coordinated with more than 4,500 lights. It is estimated that the fountains cost $40 million to build. The fountains were created by WET, a design firm specializing in inventive fountains and architectural water features.

                        

BELLAGIO FOUNTAIN SHOW

BELLAGIO FOUNTAIN SHOW

BELLAGIO FOUNTAIN SHOW

BELLAGIO FOUNTAIN SHOW

BELLAGIO FOUNTAIN SHOW

BELLAGIO FOUNTAIN SHOW

                      Before a water show starts, the nozzles break the water surface and the lights illuminating the hotel tower turn to a purple hue (usually), or red-white-and-blue for certain music.
Shows may be cancelled without warning because of wind, although shows usually run with less power in face of wind. A single show may be skipped to avoid interference with a planned event. The fountain display is choreographed to various pieces of music, including songs by Andrea Bocelli, Frank Sinatra, and Gene Kelly.

                            The fountains are set in a 9-acre (3.6 ha) manmade lake. Contrary to urban myth, the lake is not filled with treated greywater from the hotel. The lake is actually serviced by a freshwater well that was drilled decades prior to irrigate a golf course that previously existed on the site. The fountains actually use less water than irrigating the golf course did.They incorporate a network of pipes with more than 1,200 nozzles that make it possible to stage fountain displays coordinated with more than 4,500 lights. It is estimated that the fountains cost $40 million to build. The fountains were created by WET, a design firm specializing in inventive fountains and architectural water features.

LAS VEGAS SPRING PRESERVE

LAS VEGAS SPRING PRESERVE- consists of 180 acres (73 ha) dedicated to nature walks and displays and is owned and operated by the Las Vegas Valley Water District. The Preserve is located approximately three miles west of downtown Las Vegas, Nevada. The Preserve is built around the original water source for Las Vegas, the Las Vegas Springs.

                         The Springs Preserve includes colorful desert botanical gardens, museum galleries, outdoor concert and event venues, an indoor theater, historic photo gallery and a series of walking trails that meander through a wetland habitat.

AT NATIVE INDIANS TERRITORY

NATIVE INDIAN'S HOUSE

NATIVE INDIANS HOUSE

A BUNNY WITH HUBBY

A BUNNY

SPRING VALLEY ENTRANCE

A CAR WRAPPED UP WITH RECYCLED CANS

INSIDE NATIVE INDIANS TERRITORY

NATIVE INDIANS CREEK

A BALL SPINS THROUGH WATER PRESSURE

AT SPRING PRESERVE

SPIDER