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| Just like old times. "The Gang" at the Kozy Kitchen |
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| This marigolds are full of stored up sunshine. Gas station somewhere in California |
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| Years ago this was the Aladero Cafe. Better know among locals and truck drivers as "Panty Hose Junction" the waitresses work tiny red outfits with short short or very short skirts. Now it's just a restaurant next to a Pilot Truck Stop |
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| Route 66, Just West of Barstow, CA |
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| Route 66 East of Kingman, AZ. Shake down cruise after I got home. A rented Harley group from Germany was just leavin as I got there |
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| In the evening, I rode up to the Crazy Horse store for a V8 |
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| Sunset over the Cerbat Mountains in Kingman |
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| While we were gone, this place changed it's name and got a new paint job. Mexican, BBQ and Italian food |
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| Dr. John Craft. Craft, PhD, teaches at the Walter Cronkite School of Juornalism at Arizona State University. He has done Documentaries of Route 66 in various stages of it's popularity. An excellent speaker, he showed a video and told us many interesting things about "The Mother Road". Arizona Humanities Council, a Smithsonian Traveling Exhibition in Kingman at the Mohave Museum of History and Arts. Very enjoyable evening! |
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| Driving by the Victory Dealer, I spotted this 04 Nomad. Nice paint and lots of expensive accessories. Someone traded it in on a Victore |
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| Left side of the bike. Corbin seat looks comfortable |
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