Kingman to Vegas a short drive via the Hoover Dam and the ghost town of Chloride, which left Kevin bemused

Oh Dam

And then the sight that is Vegas, with Kevin speechless at the spectacle

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A leisurely rise then a womble round Williams which is such a cool town

With The worlds largest Route66 sign and cowboy Kev

Then on to Seligman via Ash Springs

And into Seligman for food at the SnowCap and a chance to buy stuff a Angel’s (we had the chance to meet him in 2013). Now this is a happy meal

Refuelled and onwards to Kingman on Route 66

And a brief stop at the Grand Canyon Caverns, where you can spend the night for the princely sum of 850USD for 2 people!

So tonight is Pizza and chilling before tomorrow’s haul into Vegas via the Hoover Dam and my support posse heading off home (well on Sunday)

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Up at 5am and a hike into the Canyon has left the youngest member of the Route66 crew exhausted. Kevin slept in the car from the Canyon to Williams. Tonight we are at the awesome Best Western Plus at Williams complete with pool, jacuzzi a raging fire pit, amazing restaurant and live music. This has helped to relax us after the 3 mile hike down 2,000ft (and back up of course)

Mrs Fogg talks to the Alien plant life in the Canyon

The Fogg’s and Kevin enjoy a light snack at the 3 mile marker

We hiked that

Enjoying the fire pit

Oh and one of Mr Fogg riding the Harley Road King through Winslow

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One night at the Grand Canyon, watching the sunset with beer

And today a hike 3 miles down, setting off at 6am and getting back at 11am, all knackered

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Up and out from the wigwam motel in Holbrook

On to another Indian Trading Post and a photo opportunity to ride a rabbit (random)

And on to Winslow to stand on the corner

With more milkshakes

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A photo stopportunity today on the route from Albuquerque to Holbrook as Mrs Fogg and Kevin get pulled by the fuzz

Also anyone fancy a cocktele?

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So with 2 geeks in tow I had no choice but to get dragged to an Indian thingy, which I am sure Mrs Fogg will explain all the history of this place situated next to the Rio Grand

Then on to Sandia Peak in Albuquerque at 10,000ft tall and 13 minutes by cable car the views are amazing

Complete with snow

Tonight a swim and time for a steak.

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