After leaving Monument Valley we headed south into Arizona and stayed in Homolovi State Park. It’s the site of many archeological ruins, including buildings and pottery. It’s amazing that the public is allowed to wander through theses places and be so close to history. These are some pictures of the pottery shards that were just by the main trail.
This guy was hanging out near the road along with a bunch of other wild donkeys and horses.
The next stop was another Harvest Host spot on a golf course in New Mexico. We had the whole course to ourselves although we did have to share it with some wildlife 😉
We continued east and spent a night in Santa Rosa New Mexico. Nearby the campsite was the Route 66 Auto Museum so we stopped by for a tour.
Today we stopped at a little Route 66 gas station with a coffee shop and RV parking in the back. They call it the Pump and Grind – get it?? It’s in the town of Groom Texas and it’s pretty much in the middle of nowhere. Tomorrow we’re on the road again continuing east through Texas.
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