Route 66 | ||
5 Texas to New Mexico | ||
Interstate 40 | ||
Bison in the rain at an Indian Trading Post (above); Texas Longhorn (right) on the Ja Ranch - the oldest ranch in the Texas Panhandle - PHOTOs Malcolm McCrow | ||
Amarillo, Texas |
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The Big Texan, Amarillo, offers free 72 onze steaks . . . |
- PHOTOs Malcolm McCrow |
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. . . but read the small print before you accept the challenge |
- PHOTOs Malcolm McCrow |
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If you are not staying nearby, free limos will bring you from your hotel and take you back afterwards - PHOTOs Malcolm McCrow | ||
God Bless Texas - PHOTOs Malcolm McCrow | ||
Having been shown the way to Amarillo . . . | - PHOTOs Malcolm McCrow | |
. . . there wasn't much to see on a wet Sunday afternoon - PHOTOs Malcolm McCrow | ||
. . . and no one could explain the significance of the tank on the lawn |
- PHOTOs Malcolm McCrow |
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The way from Amarillo - PHOTOs Malcolm McCrow | ||
Departing Amarillo for Albuquerque - PHOTOs Malcolm McCrow | ||
The Cadillac Ranch |
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Just west of Amarillo is the well-known Cadillac Ranch - PHOTOs Malcolm McCrow | ||
The cars are covered in graffiti and discarded aerosol cans litter the scene - PHOTOs Malcolm McCrow |
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The graffiti adds color, but signs warn that graffiti off-site will not be tolerated - PHOTOs Malcolm McCrow | ||
Bleak weather can add atmosphere - PHOTOs Malcolm McCrow | ||
Adrian, Texas |
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Adrian, Texas - Mid-point of Route 66 - PHOTO Malcolm McCrow | ||
Welcome to Adrian's Midpoint Cafe, 1139 miles to Los Angeles and 1139 miles from Chicago - PHOTOs Malcolm McCrow | ||
Route 66, Adrian TX - PHOTOs Malcolm McCrow | ||
Bleak deserted Adrian - except for the Midpoint Cafe - PHOTOs Malcolm McCrow | ||
Back along Interstate 40: patriotic tributes - PHOTOs Malcolm McCrow | ||
Kings of the Road - PHOTOs Malcolm McCrow | ||
For a while the Trail of the Forty-niners parallels the I40 to Albuquerque - PHOTOs Malcolm McCrow | ||