We returned from the Grand Canyon more than pleased to have taken the first of two deviations from Route 66 that our tour company had planned.
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| Historic Route 66 in Williams, Arizona |
That evening, in the town of Williams and the iconic neon lights seemed all the merrier for the way the evening glow contrasted with the daytime beauty of nature.
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| Classic Neon |
Historic Route 66 runs through the heart of this town. At the intersection with North 3rd street, you will discover the Sultana bar where a curious tradition has sprung up. For visitors from afar, a stapler and a sharpie pen are available to use, so that they can sign a dollar bill and staple it to the wall.
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| The walls are nearly covered in dollar bills! |
There must be at least a thousand dollar bills stapled to those walls! We cheered as some of our companions added their own “John Hancock” to this ersatz wall paper.
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| The Roadkill Cafe in Seligman. Where the slogan is: “You kill ’em, we grill ’em.” |
In the morning, we visited the Williams Route 66 museum. A couple of hours later, Seligman provided the panache for the final route 66 Arizona town on our tour.
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| Whimsical relics of the road |
The day ended at our second detour from Route 66 get ready hold onto your hats, my friends we’re in… Las Vegas! Let’s roll.
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