Route66 🇺🇸

Thanks for the greetings. Yes, that's over there. I still have to work on enjoyment, currently the highways are still too long and too straight for me;)

"Muffler Men are large fiberglass sculptures that are made as advertising icons, roadside attractions or for decorative purposes"

.. today only roadside attractions, as the advertised shops no longer exist. Have seen more closed than open shops so far.

Thanks, because of the green and the forest roads, I felt like home here. To the Widen west (behind the Gateway Arch in St. Louis) are still 45 miles.

Yes, everything is just Disney Land for a few Route66 tourists. Most stores are long too.

Today I had lasagna in a "restaurant" on the route, which was also quite quickly ready ;-)

Technology fails, the first 17mi missing (flag for me)

Beautiful section in the middle of seemingly untouched nature in front of Devils Elbow.

Otherwise uphill and downhill in the best Radwetter.

Yes, with the large number of gated communities around the big cities, you also need the same number of nice-sounding names.

Bratwurst, sauerkraut and Oktoberfest are understood here as an essential part of German culture.

Oktoberfest celebrates the Ami of course in all states :-)

Wait a minute until I have the next week over. It goes up to 2400m and I drive long at 2000m level with little civilization.

I did not have the right amount of rain yet, afternoon temperatures rise to 30 degrees, but with ~ 35% humidity is more bearable than in Missouri, there were up to 70%.

Purely arithmetically… leggi altro

That's Harley; City Meat Market, Erick. We had some problems at first, but then he sang me a serenade ;-)

This is annoying with the streets, because you can see that there will be no "supply post" in the foreseeable future.

Variety is plentiful .. From time to shoot a photo or count the miles to the nearest city (in the broadest sense) and match with the current water supplies ;-)

Picture 18: Richard Daniel Baker Peace Park

Here is a link (see comment below) hobostravelogue.blogspot.com/2014/03/route-66-peace-sign-24-12-miles-east-of.html