Other than it being a stunningly gorgeous day, the trip wasn't as exciting as I'd anticipated. We really didn't get to see anything new and different on Route 66, I guess because we spent quite a bit of time at the Interpretive Center having a nice visit with Marilyn Emde, the Executive Director of the OK Route 66 Association, and exploring the building. The exhibit I made for them was very well received, and as soon as it's hung I'll post a photo here.
We made a couple of quick stops. One was at the Shoe Tree near Stroud - the NEW Shoe Tree, that is. As you will remember, the old Shoe Tree fell over last fall. People almost immediately started to add shoes to a newer, bigger, stronger tree right behind the original. We were happy to see that the new tree is quickly filling up with footwear. I wish I'd brought some of mine to add to the fun!
Ron M. and I decided that the current trend in sprucing up old motels is a yellow and green color scheme. Here's the Lincoln Motel in Chandler, still open as a motel, and recently repainted in that color scheme, with some red tossed in.
Down the road in Stroud, this former tourist court fell victim to another recent repaint.
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You'll like the new Seaba Station. The owner of Performance Cycle in Bethany owns it and displays his collection of motorcycles there. I bought my 'cycle from Performance Cycle. This summer Landrunner and I plan to ride up there together some time.
The buds will be breaking out soon :o)
::sigh:: I'm envious. More snow for us tonight. Today was the first time this winter that I really experienced a winter funk, and it was a real bummer. I'm ready for some warmth and sunshine!
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