Started the route in Kingman AZ because I did not want to travel inside California right now and friends were here and ready to go east. The weather has warmed lately and I am anxious to begin traveling.
Here is Bob checking out these cool cars. The Dinner next door owns this car museum.
Have to eat in the first Route 66 Dinner we see!!!
The local museum had a significant display about how Route 66 was inundated with people during the Depression. As farms and towns were abandoned in the "Dust Bowl" and people used Route 66 primarily to travel to California. There were also reports of how California Locals tried to keep people from entering California even began calling them Vagrants, Hobo's.
Anyway, this is one of many letters displayed from actual traveling family's.
There used to be so many roadside signs advertising Burma-Shave with cute statements. This is how it all started.
Here in this gas station/curio shop is a relly cool display.
Seligman, AZ, we parked and walked the 1 mile main Street.
Bob and Angel. Read the sign
Motorcycle climber. Good collection of older bikes. The lady here was born and raised where I spent my high school years. San Bernardino, CA
That's me
Yummy
Elevator was out of service so no tour
Wow, so much more to see
zoom in an tell me the titles
I've never seen him so young
Sky City. This is Acoma Pueblo, continuous inhabitated since the 1100 AD. High on top of a Mesa this city is still active.
Tours took about 2 hours, great information!
Taking the path less traveled. Cool mini slot canyon.
From left Bob Schools, June Hormel, me, Bob Mosser fine meal after a fine day!
Albuquerque, NM we spent a week seeing the sights and enjoying comraderies
Mural on fire station
Campground resident
Balloon museum
Brother Bob's friend Kirk
I always stand out from the crowd :)
Nuclear museum
Old Town Albuquerque
Santa Fe, NM
Toured Georgia O'Keeffe museum first day. Our artistic friend loves it, we also liked what we could understand. :) 😀
Next day Bob and I, Angel and too, went to Pecos National Historical Park . Wow great tour through a huge pueblo and a Dude Ranch!
