Sightseeing
We left Grants, New Mexico this morning, after photographing some very cool old Route 66 signs.
We headed toward Arizona. We saw all kinds of interesting things along the road.
I helped with the driving a bit, so I couldn't work on my latest WIP, a blue cardigan with some of that faboo Plain & Fancy wool from Texas that I purchased this past weekend at the Taos Wool Festival.
We landed in Flagstaff, Arizona, checked into our hotel and relaxed a bit. On Jeff's and Audrey's suggestion, we drove over to the Horsemen's Lodge for dinner. 
This place is a real throw-back. It really looks like a hunting lodge. There are taxidermied animals all over the place. The food is steak, ribs, etc. Dinner was delicious and the ambiance was highly entertaining. 
Tomorrow we're going to historical Flagstaff again. We were there on our first night, but didn't really get to explore the area. Not sure where we'll end up tomorrow night. We are getting closer to Los Angeles. Even though we're having a great trip, I am looking forward to coming back to the City I love.
We headed toward Arizona. We saw all kinds of interesting things along the road.
I helped with the driving a bit, so I couldn't work on my latest WIP, a blue cardigan with some of that faboo Plain & Fancy wool from Texas that I purchased this past weekend at the Taos Wool Festival.
We landed in Flagstaff, Arizona, checked into our hotel and relaxed a bit. On Jeff's and Audrey's suggestion, we drove over to the Horsemen's Lodge for dinner. 
This place is a real throw-back. It really looks like a hunting lodge. There are taxidermied animals all over the place. The food is steak, ribs, etc. Dinner was delicious and the ambiance was highly entertaining. 
Tomorrow we're going to historical Flagstaff again. We were there on our first night, but didn't really get to explore the area. Not sure where we'll end up tomorrow night. We are getting closer to Los Angeles. Even though we're having a great trip, I am looking forward to coming back to the City I love.Labels: Architecture, Art, Food, Travel
posted by Ellen Bloom @ 8:09 PM
5 Comments:
Did you go inside the Yellowhorse? That looks scary and interesting at the same time.
LOvelovelove the blue yarn!
Wow, what a great travelog (travelog, like ranchotel) you've created. When I was a kid in Illinois we traveled Route 66 annually to see my grandparents in AZ - my, the old route has changed. Thanks for the memories!
Beth O.
I will miss your adventures once you are home! I know what you mean about getting back. There is no place like home!
I love your necklace!
What a hoot! The old signs just really bring back memories of traveling this highway during my childhood. Look forward to seeing you on Saturday.
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