Oklahoma

We finally got out of our home state of California and started heading East with the first stop in Arizona for a wedding, a little spring training, and sightseeing in Sedona and the Grand Canyon. From there we continued East on our way to the Final ...

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... his lifetime dream of working on a western harvesting excursion, is hired to work the season with a crew that begins the season in Oklahoma. Diane has hopes of finally getting back to her art pursuits and other activities when she has no distractions!

... from the Choctaw words: "okla' meaning people and "humma" meaning red, so the state's name literally means "red people." Oklahoma has the second largest American Indian population of any state.  Many of the 380,000 American Indians living in ...

... words "okla" meaning people and "humma" meaning red. State Nickname - Sooner State State Moto - 'Labor omnia vincit' - Labor Conquers All Things State Song - Oklahoma! State Bird - Scissor-Tailed Flycatcher State Flower - Oklahoma Rose State Tree - Redbud ...

... ) and stopped and had lunch overlooking a lake. Back onto the 66 after lunch to complete our chosen section and head into Oklahoma city, choosing to visit the National Museum  of Cowboys . We spent a wonderful time looking at the exhibits, made up ...

... assorted carbonated drinks and if they don't I'd like to see where they do. From here we then continued through to Oklahoma City where after a brief visit to the Capitol Building we made our way across the city towards the Oklahoma Memorial Bombing ...

... satisfied and stuffed, we grabbed our bottles and hit the road. The next town we saw, after accidentally by passing Edmonds, was Oklahoma City.  One of the largest cities we’ve seen in Oklahoma, and for good reason considering it’s the ...