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Picture Winslow in its heyday, the elite of society all came through, but now the town is all but dead with decay wherever you look, but then they spend millions to rebuild and attract passing trade to the area, talk … Continue reading
Category Archives: Route66
After a monumental 260 mile drive from Moriarty New Mexico to Winslow Arizona across yet another time zone (8 hrs behind the UK), me and the disembodied foot have finally arrived to the tiny town of Winslow Arizona (which is … Continue reading
So this is the top of Sandia Peak in New Mexico. 10,000 feet above sea level we are currently in their restaurant enjoying lunch. The peak itself is reached by what used to be the worlds longest tramway with still … Continue reading
We just ate at Shorty’s BBQ on recommendation from the hotel and I have to say this was the worst meal on this trip, I actually feel queezy now. Just ask this nutter Your browser does not support the video … Continue reading
So this is my foot six days from the accident, with a nice kaleidoscope of colours coming out. Having read that there Google, yellow is a good sign as it shows the blood around the injury breaking down. Now hoping … Continue reading
From midpoint on 66, we headed to Glenrio, the last town before New Mexico With Mrs Fogg comfy in the back of our Chevy Captiva This desolate location was cutoff overnight when the Interstate was opened and feature briefly on … Continue reading
Here we are at MidPoint on Route66 in Adrian Texas. This morning Mrs HopSkotch made it all the way out on the dirt (a good 1000metres) to have her picture taken at Cadillac Ranch, just outside Amarillo Texas, only problem … Continue reading
Welcome to the Midpoint Cafe in Adrian Texas. We apparently are 1,139 miles from Chicago and 1,139 miles from Santa Monica in California. We managed 650 miles of our trip on the Harley but at least we have both made … Continue reading
Pictured this morning disembodied foot seen floating in shower cubicle. … Continue reading
Our trip today was from Weatherford, Oklahoma to Amarillo, Texas. A four hour drive on the I-40 so doing Route 66 would be a challenge as this tends to add a couple more hours. We arose to severe weather warnings … Continue reading