
Travelin' on down the road a piece, we passed through Ash Fork and spotted a 1958 Desoto perched on the roof of Desoto's Beauty and Barber Shop. I think it was driven by Elvis.

Our lunch alarms went off in Seligman as we spotted the Road Kill Cafe'. How could we resist? Mathew had a "buffalo burger", Lane enjoyed a "bird that hit the curb" and I dined on "fender tenders"

Oscar thought that was gross and said he was hungry enough to eat a dinosaur. I gave him a chance and he wimped out. (Imagine that)



In case we forgot maps, California places obvious markers on their stretches of the Mother Road.

The kokopellis felt at home in the desert.

Flat, hot, windy is par for the course on this stretch.

Oscar yelled "Pete stop! Did you see that odd tree back there?" As I pulled over he grabbed the camera and trotted back for a photo. He told me either these Californians have an odd sense of road beautification or this is where all of Forest Gump's fellow joggers left their worn out footwear.

On and on and on goes the Mother Road, fading to a thin line in the distance . . .

There's no doubt Lane is on a mission.

Oscar said this guy looks a little out of place crossing the Mohave desert with a boat!

One of the most often filmed Route 66 icons is Roys's Cafe' in Amboy, built in 1927.

This area may be hot in the summer, but a long time ago it was hotter, with molten lave coming forth from the Amboy Crater, an extinct North American cinder cone south of the route.

Folks used to be enticed to overnight at this motel with offers of "Free TV" LOL!





2 comments:
Outstanding job, Oscar!!!
Scotty, Doogie, Geri n Chuckles
Oscar, did you go see "Snoopy's" brother, Spike in Needles? I remember from the commic strip that he lived there. He sported a mustash much like yours and was quite the ladies man....kind of like you. Say... are you sure you aren't related?
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