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| Straightened up the garage to make room for Lanny to park. |
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| Obviously we needed a few things at Walmart for our trip. Lanny is admiring this scooter we saw in the parking lot |
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| A little unusual :-) |
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| Our first stop was at Giganticus Headicus |
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| We had to stop at Hackberry for some good coffee |
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| We waited for the bus, but finally gave up |
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| Rat Rod drove up |
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| Lanny looking for a rusty coke |
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| Always a few new items for sale in the store |
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| A new girl! |
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| Rest stop at the Gas 'n Grub in Truxton |
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| Breakfast stop in Seligman |
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| Lanny feeling it's time to eat |
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| Not our place of choice today |
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| This is a good place to eat |
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| Dessert if you want any |
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| Nice Elk |
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| Lanny had the omlette. I just had soft scrambled eggs with salsa |
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| We're both eating low carb |
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| Seligman is deep into the Route 66 items |
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| Lots of interesting places |
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| There was an Edsel parked out front of this place for a few years. Elvis used to sit on the rear bumper to have his picture taken with the tourists. Someone ran into it a couple years ago and totaled the Edsel |
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| Outside El Charro Norte. A fine place to eat |
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| Biglefti and Duck. Another VROC'er that has moved part time to Chino Valley. We met up for dinner |
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| Duck (Jim McCaw) recommended this place. We enjoyed it |
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| Out in the country. I had an excellent view and saw a lot of quail and other birds out the window |
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| Chili rellenos. Mighty good |
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| Store in Ashfork |
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| The Flagstone Capital of the USA. |
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| Hundreds of pallets of flagstone, all graded and measured for shipping out by rail and trucks. |
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| Dozens of these Burma Shave signs along the highway. I took 4 or 5 of them today |
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| This train is going West. I took this picture in my rear view mirror. It was going down hill and soon passed me. I was going 65 mph. |
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| Angel Delgado's Gift shop and Barber shop |
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| Next few are all in Seligman |
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| This place is getting more popular. They have large caverns that you can go down into. Also a restaurant, motel and live entertainment on occasion. |
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| I think this is Barney's cousin. He lived in the Cavern, and was green because he didn't get much light |
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| Passed a lot of cows and horses today |
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| The Highway is Indian 18. It leaves old Route 66 about 5 miles East of Peach Springs and goes 60 miles to the lookout and trailhead down to the Supai Village in the West End of the Grand Canyon. 7 mile trail by foot horse or mule. |
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| Gas station and garage in Peach Springs. I heard this was going to be an Artisan mall soon |
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| New Tribal Store in Peach Springs |
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| Down Town |
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| A school that serves a large area |
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| Years ago, Truxon was a booming town on Route 66. I-40 put them out of business. There are no open stores or restaurants here any more |
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| Falling down in the desert |
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| Someone was going to open this cafe and motel a few years ago, but it hasn't happened yet |
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| Looks well kept, but hasn't been opened for several years |
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| Mom and Pop |
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| Verde River |
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| After heavy rain and Spring run off of snow in the mountains, the river can get high. This spill was is to protect some of the property down stream |
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| Dragon Teeth to break up the flow and prevent more erosion |
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| The Duck and Biglefti. |
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