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Tag Archives: roadside
Along Route 66
I came across an old Tulsa World article in the archives at the library recently. It was written a few months after Route 66 was federally de-certified and I found it quite interesting. I have transcribed it below (exactly as … Continue reading
Posted in Route 66, Tulsa
Tagged historic, Mother Road, National Register of Historic Places, preservation, reprint, roadside, route 66, Tulsa, Tulsa World
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Capturing Time (part two)
This is part two of my day spent traveling to Española and Taos. For part one, click here. The eventful morning had me in an excellent mood. My window was down and my radio was cranked high as I entered … Continue reading
Posted in New Mexico, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged bridge, Classical Gas, gas station, gorge, museum, New Mexico, Rio Grande, road trip, roadside, rust, Taos, truss
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Making Time
You can’t control inspiration. You can seek it studiously, you can create circumstances that foster it, you can dig through tedium until you find it…but, after all is said and done, it’ll come when it pleases. Convenience has nothing to … Continue reading
Posted in Oklahoma, Route 66, Texas, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged art deco, Conoco, historic marker, Mother Road, neon, road trip, roadside, route 66, Shamrock, station, Texas, U-Drop Inn, Will Rogers
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Throwback Article – Claud’s Hamburgers
While researching my upcoming book about Lost Tulsa Restaurants, I came across a decades-old article about a Tulsa burger institution that is still going strong in the 21st century. It’s one of my all-time favorite local burger joints, Claud’s. I … Continue reading
Lucy the Elephant
Wednesday was another beautiful day at the Jersey Shore. After breakfast, our group went back to the beach. We spent all morning enjoying the sun & sand. Samantha and the kids made a ‘drip castle’ while others took long strolls … Continue reading
Posted in New Jersey, Travel
Tagged Atlantic City, attraction, beach, elephant, landmark, lucy, Lucy the Elephant, Margate, national historic landmark, New Jersey, ocean, pachyderm, road trip, roadside, trip
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Rainy Days and Wild Nights
The weekend weather was as beautiful as a picture postcard. High near 80, low in the upper sixties…puffy white clouds, if any at all. A light breeze came from the ocean and gave everything a slightly salty tang. Monday morning, … Continue reading
Posted in New Jersey, Travel
Tagged beach, Cape May, motel, neon, New Jersey, rainbow, roadside, sign, tram car, truss bridge, vintage, watch the tram car please, Wildwood
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Comanche Territory & Frontier Towns
When I have a road trip planned, it’s easier to wake up early. Granted, I don’t usually leave at 5:00 AM, but on Sunday that is what I did. I was attending a quarterly Oklahoma Route 66 Association meeting in … Continue reading
Posted in Oklahoma, Route 66, Texas, Travel
Tagged abandoned, bridge, Carnegie, cinema, Elmer, Frontier, gas station, oklahoma, Post Office, Red River, road trip, roadside, rural, small town, Stafford, Texas, theater, tire salon, travel, Vernon, Weatherford, Wichita Mountains
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