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We joined Route 66 at Oklahoma City and stopped at the Museum in
Clinton |
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The "Oklahoma Route 66" museum was an excellent museum |
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Our next stop was the "National Route 66" Museum in Elk City, OK |
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The museum had large walk through displays
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At Amarrillo TX, we drov south to visit the Palo Duro Canyon park |
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| The Cadillac Ranch outside Amarrillo was a "must stop" |
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| Tucumcari NM had large, well done murals on many buildings |
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This Route 66 mural was painted on the side of a supermarket |
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The sidewalk vendors in Santa Fe NM (not on Route 66 but an
interest stop) |
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| Betty Villers in front of the Loretto Hotel on
the square in Santa Fe |
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| Going to dinner in Albuquerque, NM, we stopped by a "Drive
Night" |
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We stopped by the Petrified Wood Co near the Petrified Forest Park |
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A petrified wood table |
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| We ran into several Thunderbirds driving around
the country |
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| The Wigwam Motel in Holbrook AZ has a vacancy |
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Who can resist "Standing on the corner in Winslow AZ" |
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A full service gas station in Williams AZ |
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| The Road Kill Cafe in Seligman AZ "You Kill It, We Grill It" |
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| The continental divide in AZ, it's down hill from here |
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Some places are so tacky that they are interesting |
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The Hackberry General Store about 50 miles off of the Interstate (think Cars
movie) |
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| The water tower in Kingman, AZ |
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| Mr D's in Kingman AZ |
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| The Route 66 Motel in Barstow CA, lots of old cars parked around |
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| The "California Route 66" Museum in Victorville CA |
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| Another excellent museum with interesting exibits |
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| Home at last, here is what was carried that assisted four other cars |
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Lat year at Lexington, I began organizing a Route 66 tour to the
Laguna Beach Convention. Without finding others with the
time to spend on the road, Betty and I headed off to enjoy Route
66.