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Palace on the Prairie
It feels like it’s been a lot longer than three weeks since I’ve taken a road trip. The end of August was pretty busy: my article in Tulsa People came out, I prepped a selection of my photography for display … Continue reading
Posted in Oklahoma, Travel
Tagged 101, 101 Ranch, architecture, E.W. Marland, historic, landmark, Mansion, Marland, Marland Oil, Michael Wallis, oil, oklahoma, Ponca City, prairie, ranch, travelok
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Sunshine and Storm Clouds: Part II
After enjoying lunch at the Cozy Inn on Saturday, I set out to explore more of Salina, Kansas. You can read about the first part of my day here. For a town of about 50,000 it has a TON of … Continue reading
On the Road with Michael – St Louis III
Our last day in St Louis served as a bridge between the Route 66 world that Michael Wallis is so associated with and the western history that serves as the backbone of his literary output. It included a literal bridge, … Continue reading
Posted in Michael Wallis, Missouri, Route 66, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Best Land Under Heaven, bridge, Chain of Rocks, Donner Party, historic, Illinois, Left Bank Books, Missouri, Mother Road, route 66, span, St. Louis
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Showing Myself the Show-Me State
The last two days in Columbia, Missouri have been work days. That being said, I made sure to maximize my time when I’m not in the office, and as I hoped I’ve been able to visit some of the small … Continue reading
The Mercantile
Last week, in addition to my meandering drive through eastern and central Oklahoma, I made a little jaunt into Osage County. If you’ve followed my travels for a while, you know how much I love it up there. Both sides … Continue reading
Posted in Oklahoma, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Drummond, historic, Mercantile, oklahoma, Osage, osage county, Pawhuska, Pioneer Woman, Ree Drummond, restaurant, tourism, travel, travelok
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A Grand Adventure
Finally, the day had arrived. The centerpiece destination of our week-long anniversary road trip was at hand! Furthermore, it would be a day completely without time in the car. Instead, we took some older transportation from the town of Williams: a … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona, Route 66, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged America, anniversary, Arizona, canyon, grand canyon, Grand Canyon Railway, historic, National Park, Old West, railway, train, USA, vows, Williams
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The Guardian of Route 66
In my previous post, I mentioned that our travels that day included one more stop but didn’t mention where we stopped or why. I felt it would be appropriate to give this stop a post of its own so that … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona, Route 66, Travel
Tagged Angel, Angel Delgadillo, Arizona, historic, Mother Road, passion, preservation, route 66, Seligman
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