State Park Visitors Center
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| Steinbeck called it "The Mother Road" in The Grapes of Wrath |
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| Ozarks are beautiful but not talkative. |
Cuba (not the island)
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| Missed lunch. They closed early for a dentist appointment. |
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| Closed Restaurant |
Springfield (not the one in Illinois)
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| Home of Throwed Rolls (and over eating) |
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| Actually located in Ozark |
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| Lambert's is a lot like the other Country Store Restaurant |
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| old guy with cane taking a foto |
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| Not as many stamps as Illinois. |
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| First Stop on 66 | Just south of Chicago | Great Chicken Dinner with Amazing Gravy |
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| Lots of fun trivia. Great way to begin my 66 trek. |
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| The brothers are taller than I thought. |
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| Sadly needed. Crazy people have damaged the brothers. |
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| Joliet's Favorite Son! |
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| A quasi-famous image. |
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| A snapshot of the 50s and 60s era. |
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| Chili Dog and a Shake for Lunch. |
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| A lot of roadside statues at The Dot. |
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| The Man of Steel in Braidwood. |
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| The Brothers dancing in Braidwood. |
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| My navigation system was pretty helpful but it liked the interstates a bit too much. |
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| Taken from my Jag. |
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| A quasi-famous 66 old gas station. |
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| Enjoyed staying at this nice downtown hotel in a pretty sad area. |
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| The Abraham Lincoln Hotel at dusk. |
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| The Horseshoe, a greasy Litchfield Delicacy. |
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| Yours Truly at the Litchfield 66 Museum. |
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| On the road again. Heading towards Missouri. |
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| EZ66 Guidebook attraction stamps from my trek thru Lincoln's home state. |
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| Highly Recommended. For advice and stamps! |
