Econo Lodge Shamrock

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... Nous nous sommes fait refuser l'achat d'une bouteille de vin dans un Wal-Mart de Oklahoma City parce qu'ils ne comprenaient pas nos pieces d'identite. Bon.
Une journee d'abstinence supplementaire ne fera pas de tort non plus.

Nous avons perdu un peu de bouffe parce que notre mini glaciere etait en mode chauffer et non refroidir. C'est pas l'ideal pour d'la dinde tranchee, ca.

Merci, bonsoir.

... glimpses of what it might have been like in the glory days of the Mother Road. Actually has a restored gas station/diner (the Conoco and the Do Drop In) that were the models for the gas station in the Disney movie 'Cars.'
Beautiful scenery.

... and there's all the fixin's for meal making.
You have to pass Groom's 190 ft cross by the highway, complete with small Calvary hill and other stations of the cross and apparently a replica shroud of Turin in a trailer for all the info go to http://www.crossministries.net/.

The title is from a sign that we saw in the little restaurant across the street from the Comfort Inn that we are staying in tonight. We are at exit 7 in Western Oklahoma and there just isn't much here at all. We did have a good dinner at The Rafter T restaurant. They serve fried okra with the meal if you don't want potatoes and I LOVE fried okra.
For lunch today we were in Carrie Underwood's home town. It is at US highway 69 and I 40 the town is Checotah, OK and we ...

... indoor pool and we got the kids ready to
swim right away. We grabbed dinner at Dairy Queen, across the street
from the hotel. We stopped back by the U Drop Inn to see it lit up at
night. The kids got to bed late again - but maybe they'll sleep in the
car tomorrow!

... about 20 minutes. About an hour of light rain and then blue skies greeted us on the horizon in Oklahoma. Speaking of Blue Skies, those of you who have been into pens for awhile will remember Fr. Terry who gave much to our hobby. He loved to travel and his signature on letters always was Blue Skies. Our route today took us on the Will Rodgers Turnpike - talk about a fascinating man, one who was also directly ...

... to merge onto I-40 until the road connected again. Since I-40 ran parallel with Route 66, it was pretty easy to find. Also helps to have a compass in the car. Anyway, Shamrock is just your typical country town with small, old-school diners and motels. Their claim to fame is the city's Irish heritage as well as the U-Drop Inn, a cafe and not an inn as the name suggests. =O)

Our next stop was none other than Shamrock and the U Drop Inn and Cafe. It's newly refurbished and had all the neon on which looked very cool. Unfortunately, we got in a little late because it was all closed. It didn't look like much would have been in there because they are just finishing up the work but it looks great. We were able to spot some great 66 Shamrock shirts but obviously weren't able to pick any up.