Woohoo!

I apologize for the lack of posting once we left Vegas. Unfortunately, on the way back we didn’t stay anywhere with a good internet connection, and the scenery was too damn gorgeous for the camera phone to do it justice. I mean, come on, just look at the shot above. Seriously, is this not the most incredible stretch of road anywhere?

It’s taken me more time than it should have, but I’ve updated the photo set with the rest of the trip pictures. You can see us stand on a corner in Winslow, Arizona. (We’re such a fine sight to see.)

To see each photo with comments, you can check out the set here:

My Route 66 set on Flickr

If you want to view them as a nifty animated presentation (but without my witty comentary) you can check out the slideshow here:

See the slideshow

I definitely recommend viewing a couple of the shots in the mountains in Arizona at a larger size. It’s pretty much impossible to capture the scale and awe-inspiring depth of the place in a picture, but it really does it injustice when you have to look at it in a tiny photo. Click the little magnifying glass button above any of the photos to blow them up and see more detail.

In the next few days, hopefully I’ll get around to writing down some of the stories from the trip and sharing them here. I’m incredibly grateful that Brad let me to talk him into taking this crazy-ass ride with me. We had been talking about doing something like this for a couple of years, and I’m so glad it finally happened.

1 – Star Trek: The Experience

2 – Barry Manilow

3 – Menopause: The Musical

I guess that’s the perfect hotel for the sci-fi fanboy and the mother whose basement he lives in.

Everyone else, you have been warned.

“Shut the f— up, Donny.”
– Walter Sobchak

Too tired to summarize the day, right now. Rest assured, it’s coming soon.

Rest. Assured, it’s coming soon, too.

Yesterday was a nice day on the road. This picture was taken at the “Volkswagen Ranch” — an art installation that parodies the famous Cadillac Ranch. (We’ll hit the Caddy Ranch today.)

To see my other pictures from Day One on the road, you can check out the set here:
My Route 66 set on Flickr

If you want to view them as a nifty animated presentation (but without my witty comentary) you can check out the slideshow here:
See the slideshow

If you have any recommendations, or if you’ve traveled the “Mother Road” before, we’d love to hear from you. Like I said, we’re flying by the seat of our pants, so any ideas of neat places to see (or locales to avoid) would be appreciated.