

Between Miami (pronounced My-AM-uh) and Afton, OK there is a 9 foot wide part of Rt. 66 called the Sidewalk Highway. You can see it in this picture, the pavement is down the center and the edges are gravel. It was a bit rough in the '46.

Classic sign - we did another 170 miles today, so a lot of our sightseeing was from the car.

This blue whale is in a little swimming pond across the road. You can't swim in the pond anymore, but we could just picture kids and families having a blast here back in the day.

This is an example of crazy spiderweb pods in the trees across Missouri and Oklahoma - some trees have 5 or 6 of these things. They are actually huge, like big enough to hold a small bird. We have never gotten close to one, but we constantly freak each other out on the road by pointing them out to each other.


We stayed in a great old bungalow styely motel built in 1939. We hung out on our little bench and watched the sun go down with some champagne.


1 comment:
LOVE the whale. So wish that was in my backyard. Maybe someday I'll build one for myself! I love that you guys are having such an awesome trip: I'm impressed at all of the places you are stopping and all of the energy you are putting into learning about everything! Keep it up and have fun!
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