West Tropicana Avenue and South Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas, Nevada, also known as the strip or Las Vegas casino district.
In the early morning the power walkers and joggers occupy the strip.
The cars are in the off street parking at the casino parking lots on South Las Vegas Boulevard.
Because the gamblers gambol all night and into the next morning.
The boulevards in Las Vegas are very wide.
Mini malls with parking lots and restaurants and drug stores and convenience markets line the boulevard.
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a 'man standing on a lawnmower' was recorded in Montauk NY at Beachcomber's Motel along the Old Montauk Highway one
a black woman wearing white was talking on a cell phone walking down the path on the other side of highway one
a girl was jumping rope on the lawn in front of the truck driving behind her on the highway one
a boy diving for the paddle board ball was on the beach adjacent to highway one
a man standing on a surf board was paddling over mild ocean waves off of ditch plains at the end of highway one
He left the Days Inn in St. George Utah sometime after eight in the morning.
He drove into Las Vegas several hours later.
He went to a Starbucks and drank a cup of coffee.
He drove to a Best Buy to look for a cable for a Panasonic digital camera.
He found an affordable hotel within walking distance of the strip.
He arrived at the Club de Soleil at 1:00 pm two hours before check-in time and had to pay an early arrival fee.
He took a swim in the biomorphic shaped hotel swimming pool.
He recharged his camera and media player batteries so they would be ready to use the next morning.
He walked to West Tropicana Avenue and South Las Vegas Boulevard to reconnoiter.
He ate dinner in his room from food he bought in a local supermarket.
He woke up early the next morning and walked down Tropicana Boulevard to video record on the Las Vegas strip.