landmarks

The hotel was built in 1956, in the quirky "space age" style, (aka googie style), popular then thanks to the Cold War and a growing interest in outer space.

The Panhandle, Texas home has a very unique way of greeting its guests when they pull up.

Amarillo has many landmarks in the city. We have the heart downtown, Cadillac Ranch, and Ozymandias on the Plains (The Giant Legs). Now the city will have another landmark to add to the list.

Supposedly, the individual who owns the land is just a big-time enthusiast.

I honestly find this to be one of the most confusing installations in the Lone Star State.

Have you ever been told a story when you were a kid about a building or a piece of land that seems far-fetched, but believe it anyway even into adulthood?

You never know what strange sights await you in the Texas panhandle.

While you would be forgiven for thinking there isn't much to it beyond being a rural panhandle town, you'd be wrong.

Do you know the supposed wild story of how a piece of the Blarney Stone came to be in the Texas panhandle?

No, this isn't some joke about how hot it gets down in the Canyon in the summer.

It's pretty cool how many real places they modeled things after in these movies!

It's easy to identify a landmark when you're standing in front of it; from above - not so much.