Journey through old and new Las Vegas

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My wife and I recently traveled to Las Vegas (it was relatively cool, 95 degrees) and explored a number of different areas. We ended up editing five videos of all the places we saw there that I want to share with you over the next several weeks.

There was definitely a contrast in the places we visited between "old" Vegas and "new" Vegas. The oldest part of Las Vegas can actually be found in Henderson, Nevada at the Clark County Museum. This is where we shot our first video.

Let me know if there are any other "old" Vegas attractions you like visiting. Hope you enjoy watching our visit!

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1. Here's a good example of something new in Las Vegas

Fremont East is one awesome open-air art gallery! We had so much fun walking from building to building, filming and photographing so many stunning murals. Great works of art can’t help but provoke feeling from an engaged viewer, and I certainly felt excited and playful surrounded by them.

Hope you enjoy watching and let me know if there's anything new in Vegas that you enjoy!

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2. And here's classic "old" Vegas: Main Street Station!

This is a beautiful place, filled with stunning antiques. Also, it's one of the best buffets in downtown!

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3. Our latest Vegas video: Container Park & the Fremont Street Experience

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4. Here's the last video from our recent Vegas trip

We always love ending a Vegas trip with a buffet brunch. Bellagio is a bit pricey, but I feel it's worth it for the great selection, as well as the wonderful conservatory and chocolate fountain there!