on Rikers Island. While they were unloading me, I hiked up a hill and snapped
this picture looking across to Manhattan Island.
A nearly abandoned town, just west of Tucumcari.
Built in 1933 on Route 66, was the longest bridge in New Mexico.
Interstate 40 looms in the background.
See the "girl my lord in a flat bed Ford slowing down to take a look at me?"
The address on the bills wrongly put me in this area,
and after the local cops cleared out the loading zone (and wrote a bunch of tickets),
I took the bills in to the store owners so they could begin unloading me.
It wasn't until then, that I discovered the address should have been their warehouse!
I suppose you could say I was lost.
But you could also say that rather than worry about it
too much I saw the photo opportunity as I wandered through
this Hasidic Jewish neighborhood.
This vineyard once covered much of Ontario, including the airport.
A scene from Sea Biscuit was filmed here.
A typical load will be close to 20 tons of beer. This time I took it to San Diego, California.
See the roasters, and the large brass object at their feet is a spitoon!
Elevation 10,400 feet.
of Interstate 70, between eastern Utah and western Colorado.
Interstate 70 between Salina, Utah and Green River, Colorado.
View from the Artesia winery where I was loaded with 540 cases of wine.
A Route 66 store.
The Santa Clara fire burns the in the mountains to the south.
Home Of The Louisville Slugger.
to a parking area for big trucks.
The view of The Strip from a new bar at the top of the Mandalay Bay
