Driving 500 Miles Across Arizona Using ONLY Backroads?!
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- Опубликовано: 29 мар 2024
- In this video I drive 500 miles all the way across Arizona and see and show you guys some beautiful scenery and fascinating stuff along the way!
DATE FILMED: Late January 2024
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GPS COORDINATES & LINKS
** Where I started the video: 34.718015, -114.485409
** Oatman: 35.026168, -114.383435
** Kingman (place with the drive-through Route 66 sign): 35.188986, -114.057678
** Hackberry General Store: 35.374910, -113.722810
** Spot where Route 66 ended for 7 miles: 35.230997, -112.589509
** Watson Lake: 34.590491, -112.419926
** Jerome: 34.751042, -112.116298
** Sliding Jail: 34.750731, -112.114624
** Campsite: 34.54350, -111.75773
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** Standing on the Corner: 35.023453, -110.698052
** Little Painted Desert: 35.155700, -110.473761
** Window Rock Park: 35.681365, -109.049140
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Thanks for watching! After a hiatus of almost two years, I'm sort of back on Instagram (@SUVRVing). Come follow along over there if you're interested: instagram.com/suvrving/ -Tristan
Tristan, I had a similar issue with my 80 Series Land Cruiser but it was a very simple fix that I'd try before anything else. The button that you push in to disengage the parking brake. Make sure it's completely screwed in. Literally just spin the button clockwise to make sure it's tight.
Thank you for this great video of our beautiful state. It seems like no matter where you drive in our state there is history. Again thank you for sharing. 🙏🏻💕
Also, make sure the rubber gasket on the sunroof is clean. Road grime builds up and can wick rain past the gasket. And make sure the drain tube isn't blocked with crud.
Statues are Jackson Browne and Glen Frey, the two who wrote the song. Second line of song ‘there’s a girl my lord in a flat bed Ford.” Notice red Flatbed Ford.
Henley has no writer credits for Take It Easy
Thank goodness for that. He probably would have tried to take down this video because Tristan recited some of the lyrics.@@kurtanderson1701
I think Glen Frey statue went up first and a little latter Jackson Browne
Great stop here in Winslow....
Yep, I saw that truck in the background!
In the late 40's early 50's my dad designed the I-40 and that bridge. He designed from Needles to. Barstow. Great video.
200,000 subscribers! Congratulations!
Thanks for driving across our beautiful state. Born in Tucson 74 years ago. Dad was an old miner and used to drive all over the state on back roads, to see where the old mines were, and whatever else was there. When he could no longer drive I would drive him. Unfortunately we gradually came to find that many of the locations of 50 or more years ago were no longer the same. Many are now overrun with tourists. Don't blame them for wanting to take in our lovely sights, but the charm is gone.
In Winslow, the historic La Posada Inn is worth a look. An old Harvey House, architecture by Mary Colter, art, excellent restaurant, train depot, hotel rooms where the stars stayed while traveling across the country by train.
HiTristan! I have been a full timer on the road now for three years, but I lived in eastern Arizona for four years near Springerville, south of Petrified Forest National Park in the tiny hamlet of Greer, at 8300'. I understand why you cut north from Show Low or thereabouts to Winslow, but I want to tell you about the White Mountains of east central Arizona. The drive from Show Low to Springerville on Hwy 260 is one of the most beautiful in Arizona. It traverses the north side of the White Mountains where Mt Baldy rises to 11,400, a massive volcano on the east edge of the Mogollon Rim. It is every bit as impressive as the San Francisco Peaks around Flagstaff. Even more so I think, because it is SO wild and remote. This is the area the wolves were reintroduced some time ago. I saw 2 while I lived there. There are also innumerable Elk and other wildlife. Greer is a high mountain town on the NE side of the mountain at 8300'. Molly Butler Lodge in Greer is a famous place and the longest continuously operating Lodge in Arizona, since 1910 I believe. The headwaters of the Little Colorado River are just above Greer. There is endless boondocking on NF roads above town, and vast mountain prairie at 9000' on the entire NE side of Mt Baldy. A huge area! But wait, go into New Mexico from there, all on 2 lane blacktop and explore El Morro State Park, where pioneers and early explorers left 'graffiti', including an inscription from 1604!!! Truly amazing! Then go north thru El Malpais National Monument, a fantastic area of lava flows and badlands, then check out Valles Caldera, the stunningly beautiful remains of an ancient supervolcano caldera that is truly special. And it's ALL very remote, not well known, which is remarkable in itself, and historically fascinating. Love your videos, would love to meet you someday, I have much knowledge of the remote places in the SW. This summer I will be managing a campground for the Forest Service at South Ruby Lake Campground near the massive Ruby Lake National Wildlife Refuge on the east side of the Ruby Mountains in NE Nevada. The Rubies are considered one of the most beautiful places in Nevada, the Alps of Nevada! Stop by and say hello, you won't be disappointed! Cheers, keep on trucking'!
Good info thank you.
Thank you for sharing this history & geography of AZ. Enjoy Ruby🏕
Thanks for this. I had to get out my road atlas to locate these places. Good to know about Springerville and Greer--it's a "scenic" route to get there; I was close by in October. I'm definitely enchanted with New Mexico. I tried to camp at El Morro State Park, but it was full. I found a lovely site (to sleep in my car) at Ramah RV Park, and had a wonderful breakfast the following morning at the Ancient Way Cafe before meeting up with some artists to paint at Ramah Lake. The warm, friendly people I encountered were as special as the landscape.
This was great, Roadie1240! Thanks!
This was awesome information. Thank you for sharing as I have viewed so much information from watching Tristan videos just awesome.
In March,1939, Clark Gable and Carole Lombard were married in Kingman and honeymooned in Oatman in room15 of the Oatman Hotel. They often returned to
Oatman for peace and solitude until Carole's untimely death in a plane crash several
years later. Tristan, we loved this video of another one of your travels down the
"Blue Highways" of our beautiful American West. Thank you!
Yeah her plane crashed just outside of where I live in Vegas. You can hike to it, but it's pretty steep and not easy to get to.
Yes, good information; I spend some time in Oatman way back & loved it. I very interesting down with a cool drive in!
..meant interesting town.
Never knew how Needles got its name until now, it was always just a gas stop and always above 100 degrees in the dead of summer. And Jackson Brown who broke down in his pickup while in Winslow AZ. should be given the song writing credit. He started to write the song 'Take it Easy' about his event there and then later asked Glen Frey of the Eagles to help contribute. It was magical because it became the Eagle's first hit song....take it easy !!
'...According to one interview, Browne started writing “Take It Easy” in the back of a Dodge paneled van in 1971 after his car broke down in *Flagstaff* and some new friends offered him a ride back to Los Angeles.
He was in east Flagstaff when he saw a woman in a *Toyota* truck pulling out of what was then Der Wienerschnitzel at the corner of East Route 66 and North Switzer Canyon...'
--story from Arizona Daily Sun
This past year i drove from Phoenix up to the Sawtooth Valley in Idaho and back, avoiding interstates as much as possible. In the end I think I only drove about 50 miles of interstate out of a 3000 mile drive. I ended up seeing all kinds of off the beaten path stuff in Utah's west desert, around Twin Falls snd Bruneau Idaho, and all over the state of Nevada. Not every trip works out like this, sometimes you have to make time, but it was great to do a trip where I could give the driving portion some breathing room
I've had some wonderful trips avoiding interstate highways as much as possible, too. Is there a good alternative to avoid driving I-15 south to north in Utah?
Try US89 from near Kanab. Good scenery also, as many routes in Utah.@@marilyn2
This was SOOOO much fun. I’ve been to Prescott, Kingman, and Jerome. Loved Jerome the best. So fascinating. Even with the weather, this was a great video.
That wet Arizona winter has produced a spectacularly green spring, lots of flowers!
And hopefully all the moisture (more to come tomorrow) will help to mitigate wildfire season!
Came into Arizona from the opposite direction from Tristan. Holy moly, the green blows my mind! But dang, the winds are harsh!
When those lights go on your dash it indicates your wheel speed sensors are no longer working. This means that your cruise control, traction control, and ABS braking systems are no longer working. Like you found out your normal breaking will still be functional. This same problem plagues Jeeps.
Really enjoyed this video so thankyou. I'm an oldtimer Englishman who has travelled many of the areas you've shown, so time to reminisce for me. I have a good friend who lives in Prescott Valley whom I met in 2003 in a campground in the Kaibab forest near the South Rim of Grand Canyon. We Email regularly still. I hiked and camped on Mingus mountain over several days before spending time (again) in Jerome, a town I have visited many times and love. Another area I know is Window Rock. This whole area is close to my heart. I own, and have read many times, all of Tony Hillermans novels based on the Navaho Nation. Its my way of reliving wonderful visits I've made to this, and other Four Corner States since 1989. I'm now knocking on my 80th year, so have to satisfy my urge to travel by reading about, following on my map collection, and videos such as yours, so thank you again.
I laughed when you said that Jerome reminded you of Italy. I was thinking the same thing. The windy between Prescott and Jerome made me feel like I was back in Italy driving those roads.😊
I used to live in Arizona, back in 1981, and while I wasn't in love with the Phoenix daily heat and dust, I did love driving on the old route 66. The small towns, the mountain views, including the mesas, the buttes and the endless skies. I rarely experienced rain while there, but when it came it would pour straight down out of the sky and transform the area for days afterward.
You have captured some fantastic videos here Tristan, which my old Kodak Instamatic camera shots from 40 years ago, cannot compete with.
Yes, coming to Arizona from Seattle, I've noticed that the rain here is wet!
@@marilyn2 Wet rain. How unusual.😊
I have been to Jerome several times, but never knew about the sliding jail. Thanks for that bit of history. Congratulations on the 200,000 subscribers also. Well deserved.
Some alternate routes when the weather is better:
From the campsite continue on 260 to Payson, Show Low, Indian Pine and Springerville, then US60 into NM. Or you could take US191 south from Springerville to Alpine, or north to Chinle/Canyon de Chelly. If you're up for some dirt road driving and amazing views, turn from 260 onto 87 before Strawberry, then take Forest Road 300 - Rim Road - to drive along the edge of the Mogollon Rim. There are campsites right at the edge. Rim Road reconnects with 260.
From Winslow and the Little Painted Desert, you could continue north through the Navajo Nation into the Hopi Nation. There's free camping next to the cultural center in Second Mesa. You can also learn about guided tours of First Mesa. From there you can take 264 east to Window Rock or west to Tuba City. From Tuba City you can take US160 northeast to Navajo National Monument (with camping) and then to Kayenta where you can take US163 to Monument Valley, eventually connecting to US191 to Moab, etc. Or you can continue on US160 to Four Corners. Then, as long as you're on the road anyway, you could continue on US160 to US491 to Cortez CO, then reconnect to US160 east to Mesa Verde NP. Then backtrack to Dolores to 145 which takes you over Lizard Head Pass to Telluride. That route is much more beautiful and less crowded than the Million Dollar Highway.
Whichever way you go, avoid I-40 unless time is the most important thing. Then hope it isn't shut down because of snow or clogged because of construction or an overturned semi.
Excellent post...you think like me when it comes to travel..lol.
Thanks for the alternative routes!
I love Arizona. ❤️ I have always wanted to go to Oatman and Kingman. Someday. I have been to Jerome and Prescott. I used to live in Sedona. Thanks for the backroad drive. I really enjoyed it. Also I stood on the corner of Winslow Arizona. I thought you might end at the 4 corners . I'd like to see more backroads in NM and Co. Safe travels.
Oatman-Kingman-Hackberry General store to Seligman best stretch of RT 66 in America.. 120 miles
Great video. Loved standing on the corner. Would have loved to see more of the flatbed ford.
What a fantastic drive! It's nice sometimes to go on the roads less traveled. It reminds me of taking highway 50 across Nevada - a trip I've taken twice. Thanks for sharing your adventure!
Highway 50 "Loneliest Road in America"..
200K Tristan! You've earned it! A fun drive with a varied landscape. It's so easy to hop onto the interstate system and blast along but we miss a lot along the way.
I have watched your videos for years. Thank you for showing us this great country.
That’s what I like doing, taking the back roads and stop at places along the way.
I love Arizona, it has so many hidden gems throughout the state. Thanks
When my dad was in his teens in the mid 1920s, his large family made two trips to California from Indiana on the new Route 66, returning on the Lincoln Highway. There was about a dozen of them in a Packard Touring car, he talked about it quite often, he passed away in 2012 at 101. When I see locations like where this video started, I can't help thinking how he was there almost a hundred years ago...This was a Great video.
Great video! When I left the east coast to move here, friends wanted to know why I was moving to such a flat state! 😏Prescott, Teddy Roosevelt's favorite town, rumor has it, he stayed at the Hotel St. Michael, the elevator is original. Whiskey Row is a fun place to be during New Year celebrations! It has great art festivals and a 4th of July rodeo. Jerome, the most populated ghost town AZ has, getting into and out of town is half the fun! Montezuma's Castle,(cliff dwellings) home of the Sinagua people, is nearby. I realize I typed too much, but this was a great video and I got excited remembering the places, I've been, even in the rain! Christopher's Creek, Pinetop, Heber and Young are interesting areas also!
The 1946 4X4 Buick police car at 6:03 is undoubtedly a sight to see. Love it.
A good day to drive instead of hiking with all that rain and snow!
First. The flatbed Ford was in your video in Winslow. Surprised I'm the first to mention.
On second look I guess I'm second.
I noticed it too!
Great video but gosh you left out so much driving through the Navajo/Hopi reservation. I hope you revisit it sometime. Looking forward to your next one.
That stretch of 66, just north of Oatman is one of my favorite drives! But how can you stand on the Prescott courthouse lawn and NOT mention Billy Jack, LOL (too young to remember I guess :-)
Bummer you ate in Prescott. Next time you're in Jerome, give Haunted Hamburger a try! Really awesome spot with an incredible view from the back patio overlooking the town... And great burgers too, of course!! 😎
Best way to travel when riding my Harley around the nation I try my best to drive two lane away from freeways, better towns to visit, nicer people, better eats, just more fun and relaxing
I'm old enough to remember eating Reeses P.B. Cups back in the 1970's. They were MUCH better back then. The filling was a better texture and so was the chocolate. I stopped eating them decades ago when they changed. Anyway, this was a very interesting video! Thank you!
Moab is my absolute favorite town in Utah. If I win any lottery, I want to retire there. I was born at the military side of the Tooele Army Depot back in the mid 50s. My dad was just getting out of the Army after 22 years. Loved your video.
Glad you were standing on the corner! The question I have is were you "such a fine sight to see"?
You’ll have to come back to Prescott and do some hiking in the dells! Such a fun area
Thanks for letting us ride along in the rain. We're planning to visit Oatman on our way back from the eclipse, and now we'll have to include Jerome on that route.
Loved the journey across Arizona. Brought back memories (many, many years ago!) of forcing my Mom to stop the car in Winslow so I could jump out on a corner and sing (if you could call my screeches singing). My poor Mom was like, “Get back in the car before you get us arrested!!” Thanks!
Another Masterpiece, Tristan. I really love the info you tell about the sights & places you visit. Didn’t want this trip to end 😮 Beautiful Arizona 😊 House Of Joy 🤔. Be safe 🙋🏼♀️👍🏻
I love all of your videos, even the ones that twist my guts into knots because of the heights, but I think this one is my favorite so far! Thank you so much for sharing this one. 😊
Thanks for the memories! I was born in Prescott in 49. In the 50’s Watson Lake was called Granite Dells. A great swimming “hole” for us kids. Father in law taught math at Jerome high school and dad drove delivery trucks from Jerome to Prescott! I grew up in Flagstaff. Love that northern Arizona country! Thanks !
Nice drive ! More my style of travel. I drove the section of route 66 through Oatman a while back. In contrast to your visit in the early morning with no people around when I went through Oatman there was a huge motorcycle rally going on. There were 1000s of people and bikes in town. You could barely drive through without hitting some one! the entire town was lined with bikes and people. I had no idea that was going on and was not able to stop.
Absolutely delightful, Tristan! One of your best. You have genius cutting/editing skills. Great timing. Great montage.
I loved driving back roads ! You get to see the best Old America !
Loved Window Rock and the Monument! This video makes me want to gas up the car and GO!
Thank you so much for highlighting our beautiful state, and showing your viewers that Arizona is not just Phoenix. Lovely road trip!!
I'm glad you mentioned the Code talkers monument. It's on my "Must See" list when I get to that area. I learned of the code talkers when I got my security training in the service back in the day, and was so pleased when their work was finally declassified.
I was in Jerome over 50 years ago, and it was pretty bleak back then. It was almost a ghost town, struggling to survive. Some buildings were falling in, and several were empty.
Arizona is so much more than cactus and the Grand Canyon!
Thanks for visiting our area. You showed us things we didn’t know of. Next visit, stop into our Stage Stop Museum in Quartzsite.
Enjoyed seeing the roads less traveled. Last spring on our travels we drove from Winslow on hwy 87 up to Second Mesa and then to Tuba City on 264. The twisty winding road through Second Mesa was a little terrifying towing a trailer but really gorgeous and worth it. Spent a couple days in Tuba City. There are a couple of museums there including one about the WW2 Navajo Code Talkers who were from this area.
Another epic video, but it's hard for Arizona not to be epic. (I'm biased) Thanks for this and congrats on 200K!
I’m always interested in seeing what the various areas in both Arizona and New Mexico look like. Thanks for sharing. I did meet some of the Navajo code talker’s which was special.
So interesting. Glad you stopped and showed the snow as I live in SC and didn't see a single flake all winter. I like rainy cloudy weather so enjoyed that. I drove Route 66 decades ago when I was in the USAF. Left Chester, SC, my hometown and drove all the way to Hamilton AFB across the bay from Frisco. Took a side trip and drove through LA which was quite an experience for a small town Airman. Everybody wanted me to drive faster and/or get out of the way which I did; I took an off ramp to stop and try to collect myself all the while being watched by a patrolman. I went up the coastal highway to Frisco. A beautiful drive. Glad I found you, Tristan, as I can vicariously enjoy the scenery through you.
Oh, wanted to be sure you arm yourself as you stop alongside some wild roads.
Fantastic drive across Arizona, some places I had seen before and some new ones. All of it was enjoyable, thanks for the ride along.
Thanks for taking us along with you. Really cool sites. "Standing on the corner of Winslow Arizona and such a fine sight to see, it's a girl my lord in a flat bed ford slowing down to take a look at me." 😅 love that song 🎵
I enjoyed this video very much. I just have to say that if you like old mining towns like Prescott, you should certainly check out Silver City, NM! Brick buildings, tons of charm and the Gateway to the huge Gila Wilderness, the first in the country and, I believe, the world. The North Star Road (FR 150) is about a 100 mile dirt road separating the Gila and Aldo Leoplold Wilderness areas and is a great adventure in itself; crossing the Continental Divide Trail several times. Love the channel and thank you!
This is really nice for a relatively 'shut in' person, who can't do car travel anymore. Thank you1
Hi Tristan, Beautiful footage of ‘plain old’ Arizona. We love our state!
I took students on a service trip near Window Rock. Loved the people and the natural landscape
This drive is now on my bucket list. I grew up in Albuquerque, lived in the SLC area for 20 years. Took my family on many road trips throughout the 4 corners area, Wyoming and surrounding Yellowstone NP. I've been in the Niagara Falls, NY area for about 20 years and now retired. Converting a 92 Suburban for trips like this. Thanks for sharing!
I've driven about 75% of Route 66, this video really makes me want to finish the other quarter I'm missing.
Arizona has two rainy seasons, the monsoons in the summer and more gentle winter rains. This past winter was especially wet.
Really enjoyed this episode. Driving a section of rt 66 is one of my plans to round out my 66th year so this was great to see!
Maybe I'm weird but I love rain!
I prefer the out of the way places than the popular main places. Thx really enjoyed it alot 😂
I enjoy a good road trip. Thanks for taking us along. Most importantly, all the way to the end, I thought I was going to have to buy myself a Reese's Carmel Peanut Butter Cup to see how they are, and now I don't. LOL
I love these kind of trips. My wife and I drove to Virginia from the Detroit area using back roads. Only interstate was getting to and through Toledo. Loved that trip. You really get to see our wonderful country.
I absolutely love cloudy days. Interesting towns. Thank you
How can u not love a backroads road trip?!? Awesome!
As I always enjoy your en-route footage, this was a great video for me and I really enjoyed it! Also because I drove parts of this route myself. Although it was a pity because of all the rain, it did make the footage that much moodier :-)
What happened to the Q&A? Next weekend?
This is my MOST fave SUVRVing video. This is my dream, Tristan! Backroads USA. Thanks!
If you are back in the Window Rock area, you should definitely drive Navajo Rt. 12, which travels north from there and crosses the AZ/NM border several tines. So scenic, with really cool geology and rock formations, and it also takes you through the heart of the Navajo National Forest. It eventually reaches the road that leads to the northern rim of Canyon de Chelly National Monument. Great video as always.
That background music while driving has that 1970's vibe, reminds me of Climax Blues Band, 10cc, Ambrosia, Ace, America, Bread, early Hall & Oats, Seals & Crofts, Rare Earth, Player, Orleans, Atlanta Rythm Section, Jefferson Starship! Music that makes the trip much better!
14:09 When I saw that county building my brain went back at least 40 years to the last time I saw the movie "Billy Jack." The impression was so strong I had to Google and, indeed, the movie was filmed, in part, in Prescott, and the fight scene was filmed on the sidewalk with the grounds of that building as the backdrop. Strange what's stored in your brain that you have no need for.
Awesome job as always your videos are always unique. Thanks for taking us along Tristian keep up the great work.
I also have a 2000 Land Cruiser. I find if my tire pressure drops, the VSC warning lights come on, but will go off if I air up the tires.
Have you ever thought about doing a Idaho backroad trip? I know you’d have to wait till July 15 for some of the roads to open up but there’s a lot to check out. Bridges, ghost towns, rivers, lakes, and the best part, fire lookout towers. There’s also a road up north that goes through an old railroad with tunnels and bridges.
Thank you for this beautiful ride. 🙏 God be with you on the road.
That was a pretty neat drive and video! Thanks for sharing.😀👍
My dad drove us from Indiana to Disney Land in 1967. I loved the mountains and desert. Have not been back that way but love the memories. Thanks for sharing
Fun drive! Love this little driving tour, thanks for taking us with you!
Oh Tristan as a graduate of NAU in Flagstaff and former AZ resident who has traveled all of those byways (sometimes on the back of hubby’s motorcycle), I enjoyed ALL of this soooo much! Great memories and beautiful views even on rainy day. Your drone coverage was awesome as always! Thanks so much for taking us along!
You shared tidbits of new info with me - bet you’re great at Trivia games!
That was a very enjoyable video to watch. It might have been the weather that seemed to make it so unique. That, and it was great to travel across Arizona with you. Thanks for sharing this with us. Take care fella.
Congrats on 200,000 subscribers!
Hi Tristan, Arizona's snow is beautiful. I am from the Navajo Nation and thank you for visiting the Navajo Nation Park. My late grandfather George B. Willie Sr. was a Navajo Code Talker. ❤💛
Always enjoy your videos, narrative, and living vicariously through your adventures! Thanks so much.
In 1963 I broke out of the state penitentiary at McAlester Oklahoma, stole a 1949 Ford, and made it all the way to Winslow before they caught up with me.
If you want to see that arch bridge across the Colorado River in its original state watch the movie Grapes of Wrath.
You are my favorite channel on youtube right now, I am following in your footsteps in my 2003 Honda Pilot! Looking forward to your next adventures :)
Oh, and congratulations on 200,000 subscribers! I hope you’re making lots of money, because you deserve it!🎉
I've been waiting for the videos filmed during the time southern California, then Arizona, was getting slammed by the massive atmospheric river rain events. That's why it was raining non-stop, LOL. Great 'lil journey there, I like doing back road trips too.
I know the rain sucks at the time, but it really added to the "taking it slow" vibes of this video.
I recommend The Raven in Prescott. Lots of good memories there.
Nice to see you stopping in Winslow! My wife is from there and we have spent quite a bit of time there. One attraction that you missed is La Posada, an old hotel from the early 20th century that has been restored open for business, with a world-class restaurant and striking art.
You probably know, but you passed some very good and underrated Tenkara water on your trip. Great video of my home state. 👍
Was just exploring Rte 66 from Texas into New Mexico this week...so much to see & indulge in. Enjoy & Carpe' Diem Tristan !
My mother and I visited Oatman in the early 90s. Around November. The town had decorated a few bushes along the road to town in Christmas decor. I did take pictures of them but when they were developed, they came out with funny colors and lines in them. My pictures of the town came out OK though. Kind of spooky. Loved the town.
Hi…from the Philippines. Winslow Arizona, you missed the 58 Red Flatdeck Ford. Truck. When it comes to Reese’s Peanut butter cups. There is an awesome drink you can make. Large cup of coffee in the morning , add one peanut butter cup and stir. What a great drink.