A nice Sunny Saturday. Cat and Jim came over from Fillmore, CA. We're headed out to Breakfast at El Rancho |
This is on the Hualapai Reservation. a late afternoon snack. Pictures are a little out of order. The daily special was an Indian Fry bread Burger.. |
More vegetables were hiding under the meat. |
American Honey |
The gift shop in Peach Springs |
The Tribe shield |
Guards over the snacks |
Kenny and Thelma joined us for the ride over the hill to Oatman. I'll finishe the comments in the morning |
Lots of interesting shops in Oatman. It's not all carrots and burros. Jim Sieglaar is enjoying himself! |
A reak mining town, most of the stores are Donkey or Mining related |
Lots of normal tourist trap items, but also LOTS of nicely made items from local artisans |
Of course, Route 66 is highly played up |
Twice a day, every day, some of the local guys have gun fights, There are a few new skits every year |
Thelma is a "two fisted ice cream eater"! |
A good place to eat, and always ready for Christmas |
The gun fight is builting to a climax, but Kenny and Thelma are more interested in the ice cream :-) |
One down, 3 to go |
A NICE place to shop |
The Best Little Ore house in Town |
These Buzzards rode up from Florida. They learned down there the riding was more fun than flying into a bike (For Zmean1) |
Awwww. So cute |
The town is only about 3 long blocks of stores, both sides are full. You can spend a lot of time if you want to see it all at one time |
Always a lot of bikes in town. Several of the "Rent a Harley" foreign tour groups make this a routing stop |
Catman. A shirt for James |
You can even buy ceegars up here |
I like the babies the best |
Kenny and Thelma |
Parking can be a problem, but we were lucky to find this level palce to leave the bikes |
After oatman, we rode out Route 66 to the Hackberry Storre |
Always fun to take people here for their first visit. Totally lost in the 50's |
One of my two favorite pictures in the store |
Max is getting up there in years. He sleeps by the fire and dreams of his Coyote chasing days |
A bug invasion! |
All the tourists were taking pictures of our bikes, so I took on too |
We had been running into groups of these all day. Cold Springs, Oatman, now here |
Getting a little run down, but still a nice place to sit awhile |
Almost big enough to eat! |
Dead cows and Pat |
The barn behind the truck has a couple of burros I like to feed, but getting too tried and my knee hurt today, so didn't walk of there |
Has seen better days |
Jim enjoyed exploring some of the old building and cars |
A very photographed car! |
The store won't put up reproductions if they know what they are. All the signs are originals |
This is at the Gas 'N Grub in Truxton. Cat needed gas, this is one of the few places in the area to get it |
And Tumbleweeks |
It isn't a Harley! Yamaha's ride on Route 66 too! |
crawling the walls |
Well hung |
A flat head Ford and a two dollar bill |
Sunday morning. I just mounted my new "old" route 66 sign |
The bike vault looks best when full. The Harley is the only one covered up, it's the fartherest in by the back wall |
A light breakfast at the Hualapai Mountain Lodge. Love this place! |
2 different quiche dishes, bacon and eggs, sausage gravey, corned beef hash, chicken stuffed pastry and some other stuff I can't remember |
Packed full of soft cream cheese and a light and fluffy crepe. Real butter topping with strawberrys and whipped cream. Ohhhh sooo good! |
Like the last lines |
Artist painted this many years ago |
Took this one with my phone this morning |
The top is over 6800 feet. The lodge is around 6500 or a little more |
Sage, a VROC'er from Canada, made these engine guard chaps for Cat. He does excellent work. |
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