Wild Travels

The Emmy-winning Wild Travels goes off the beaten track to celebrate America's unusual festivals, offbeat museums and eccentric characters. Host Will Clinger spotlights some of the nation's most colorful, unconventional and quirky people and places while sampling a few of the 5,000 condiments at the National Mustard Museum, unearthing the lost Egyptian city from Cecil B. DeMille's classic "Ten Commandments" beneath the sand dunes on the California coast; and stares in amazement at the largest airplane ever built — Howard Hughes' "Spruce Goose" — on display in McMinnville, Oregon.

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