Old US66 (California Mojave Desert)

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Originally Posted by Ivas

Yo también creo que no hay nadie cuando estoy "solo", y entonces, del cielo, una bruja sobre su escoba me da asco con sus mamadas. ¡Es mi maldita suegra!:(

Creo que mucha de la primera parte del cielo se perdió en la traducción de allí. Tengo que tu mamá, tal vez suegra es una bruja?

[Ivas]

Lo qué dije es demasiado grosero traducir a Inglés.

[PalmerGA]

Several months ago, a co-worker completed his fourth annual bike run for cancer research. Rode his Harley from Chicago to LA along the old Rte. 66 route. Quite a ride.

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Originally Posted by PalmerGA

Several months ago, a co-worker completed his fourth annual bike run for cancer research. Rode his Harley from Chicago to LA along the old Rte. 66 route. Quite a ride.

The route I took out here when I moved from Michigan followed I55, I44 and I40 from Chicago. For all intents and purposes over the years I've been every portion of the road....the best places are where the Interstate didn't overlap, its like time stood still.

[dianeokie]

My hometown is on Rt 66 and my son lives in Barstow, CA. Did you go to the Route 66 museum in Barstow? Pretty cool! I liked this place, can't remember what it's called right now. We ate at the Iron Horse between Barstow and Apple Valley............

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Originally Posted by dianeokie

My hometown is on Rt 66 and my son lives in Barstow, CA. Did you go to the Route 66 museum in Barstow? Pretty cool! I liked this place, can't remember what it's called right now. We ate at the Iron Horse between Barstow and Apple Valley............

I haven't been the museum yet but I know its there. I travel through that stretch of I40 enough that I have plenty of opportunity to see the museum. I'm actually going to Kelso and Calico next Friday on my way down to Riverside.