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Route 66
Arizona, USA
The last part of my Desert Road Trip was spend driving down historic Route 66 in Arizona! Check out more Route 66 shots here: www.sethberryphotography.com/route66
I recently took a Desert Road Trip through northern Arizona and southern Utah. Some of our major destinations were Zion National Park, Horseshoe Bend, Antelope Canyon, Monument Valley, Grand Canyon, and Sedona! I will be sharing pictures from each of these places, but if you would like to check out my blog posts from my trip visit www.sethberryphotography.com/blog
This photograph manipulation came about because of a typo. I was looking through my photos to find one to play with and noticed one titled "Route 666" instead of "Route 66." Nothing dramatic, just a tweak of colors and a number added here and there.
Zachary P. Stephens/Reformer
Emergency workers respond to a head on collision on Route 30 in Brattleboro near the I-91 overpass bridge, Wednesday afternoon.
66744 heads west on the Down running as 0B49 Cardiff Tidal Tc Gbrf - Margam TC Gbrf. Presumably a route learner for the 6C92 that's been on the system since December 2024 and hasn't seen any action yet.
The stretch of 66 in Parks is said to be the most beautiful part of Route 66, with elevations of over 7,000 Ft. The Park in the Pines building has been there for almost 100 years. Little has changed from the creaky wood floors to the old post office.
When the Old Trails Highway was completed in 1921, it became a popular road between Flagstaff and Williams. More and more tourist came to the area for the Grand Canyon, and the two towns fought over the right to be the "trailhead" for a new road leading to the canyon. It was decided that the fair thing to do would be to split the distance and Park, AZ became the gateway.
In November of that year, Art Anderson and Don McMillan built the Parks in the Pines General Store and gas station at the intersection of the Old Trails Highway and the new road to the Grand Canyon to service the throngs of folks headed there.
In 1926, Old Trails was designated to be Highway 66, and Parks in the Pines has been in operation ever since. The 1926-31 alignment of Route 66 ran behind the store. The windows were moved as Route 66 moved to the 1931-1941 alignment.
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