Hampton Inn Clinton

Iam d lady Iam doing a review on sneakers i have loads of sneaker :red  ones green and some other ones
 soo ill be giving pics of my sneaks and ones at shops like nike and my fav shop 
my sneaks no yours!!!

... between here and OK City. Don't mind rain so much, since I rarely get wet in the gear & helmet, but not fond of lightning and the way others drive in rain.
So here I am. Tomorrow has lower chance of rain and t-storms. I am hoping that the flood warnings on this 1000 mi zone stretching from south of OK City up diagonally to St Louis will move more northward.

... the city for a little bit. Now if you have been looking for some fashionable cowboy attire, Nashville is the place to be.
Now we are on our way to Oklahoma. We really aren't to sure what is in Oklahoma, but we are guessing cows, cheese, cotton fields, and farms. We just crossed over the Tennessee river, and will report back later on our findings in Oklahoma.

... When he came back, he had no ice but instead had captured a toad!   Dad, if you are reading this, don't worry Brandon didn't touch the toad and we thoroughly washed the bucket with soap and hot water and put a liner in the bucket afterward. You see frogs carry Salmonella so you shouldn't touch them. We let Mr. frog go and settled in for the night. Tomorrow its Texas!

... is to say they repaired it and had to replace the roof. I can't even imagine how they managed to do it. Tomorrow I am doing the stuff in Weatherford OK like another route 66 museum and hopefully find some better BBQ. Cause the BBQ I had today was disgusting. Ok I gotta make this a short one cause I am wiped out. Hope everyone has a great day until tomorrow night.

After packing up the tent and sleeping bag, I continue into the Ozarks up the 105, turning west on highway 16. The terrain goes through gently rolling hills, mostly forested with a variety of deciduous trees, with some agricultural land and some grazing land mixed in. I'm surprised at the number of small abandoned homes that have simply been left to fall into disrepair. I stop ...

... of the roads we traveled would easily rival the roads in Michigan for the award of the worst roads in the US. When we stopped for gas in Oklahoma, Steve noticed that the tires on the trailer were wearing on the inside rim to a dangerous level. We knew at that moment that we had to find new tires for the trailer as it is completely unsafe to continue on our travels with them the way they are. We had already planned to stay in Elk City which was just a few ...

... the truck Mater (see picture). Route 66 goes away from the Expressway and through a few towns, one being Commerce which is the hometown of Mickey Mantel. Then we drove a 9-foot-wide stretch of 66 between Miami and Afton. Before Tulsa was the town of Catoosa, which has a famous blue whale built in 1970. We also stopped at a restored Packard service station that is now a museum for Packards. We had some interesting driving on the old pavement in ...

... ago) we found one of the icons of the Route 66 - a blue whale in a pond :) There we met a nice english couple from Oxford. Our road continued towards Clinton, where we wanted to see the Route 66 motel but ended up going to a horse rodeo :) and dorm in one of those legendary motels, known from the movies. Long days of driving await ahead.

... to be really interesting. It's really easy to drive down Route 66 and imagine it's a few decades ago. There are some old restaurants, stores, etc. that have been preserved, along with the road itself. We stopped at a great place called the Rock Cafe and had lunch. It's a big tourist destination for some, and they let us look through their guest book. An amazing number of people from Europe, as well as all over the US, had been there and signed ...