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BunnTrk's 1st stop was on I-5 at the Harris Ranch. A very nice place to stop for
food and souvenier shopping. |
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Just before heading into the CA desert is the town of Barstow. |
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After spending the night in Kingman AZ we stopped at Mr. D'z which is on the old Rt 66. A fun
little restauraut full of 50's nostalgia. |
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Meteor
City on Rt 66 was just past Winslow AZ. It had all kinds
of things for sale from rocks, to indian jewelry. |
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In Albuquerque NM we stopped at Petroglyphs National Monument. On the west
side of the Rio Grande, it is quickly being surrounded by houses.
But for now there remains a mystery and quite solitude of an
ancient people and time. |
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We stopped at the Roadkill Cafe in Seligman, AZ along the old Rt66. A nice place
to get gas. |
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It was nightime when we stopped, but we got this picture of Sue
on either side of the Continental Divide. |
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We swung by Vega TX and got a shot of this old gas station
no longer in service. |
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The Conoco Tower in Shamrock TX was a nice place
to visit. Too bad it was closed, but it was great getting this
shot of the truck at a fully restored and operating Route 66
Station! |
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We made it through a very windy Oklahoma, and Arkansas
with no problems, and then in Jackson TN one of the tent trailer
wheels blew out. Fortunetly we were just down the road from Camping World who fixed us up with 3 new
tires, told us where to eat! |
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Our next stop was the little town of Bunn, NC. Just off I-40
we had to see it! A town with our trucks name. Very small, but
friendly folks. A real pleasurable visit. |
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The trucks final stop was at St. Simmons Island in GA, where
you can see the Atlantic Ocean in the behind. It made it from
sea to shining sea!!! |

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So here we say our farewell for to our adventures Bunn Truck
at the St.
Simmons Lighthouse in GA. Until our next adventure keep running
strong little truck! |