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| The view from our 1st floor room in the Best Western Motel. |
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| Memory Lane in Lexington - an original section of Route 66 pavement that has been set aside as a walking trail with period billboards. |
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| Took a break from the road at Funk's Grove & bought some maple sirup! Boofle & Lil Dude Troll relaxing. |
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| The wonderful ladies working in the Funk's Grove store. |
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| "Tall Paul," one of the famous giant "muffler men" that were all over the country at one time. This one, holding a hot dog, is in Atlanta, Illinois. |
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| Walking around Atlanta and found this guy in front of a tire shop. Anyone know who he is? |
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| Not right on Route 66, but a good side- trip is a visit to Abe Lincoln's tomb. |
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| They say if you rub the nose, you'll have good luck. Lot's of people have rubbed his nose. |
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| The Cozy Drive In, Springfield, Illinois, home to the original corn dog. A Route 66 institution since 1949. |
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| Old gas station at Henry's Rabbit Ranch in Staunton, Illinois |
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| Henry's Rabbit Ranch is home to rabbits, old neon signs, trucks, and... |
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| ...half-buried cars! |
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| A good way to end the day is a side trip to Collinsville to see the world's largest catsup bottle! |
Be sure to check out the human's blog of the trip here!
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