A future trip that I would like to take would be to travel via I-40 (and pieces of old route 66) and from Flagstaff, Arizona head up north to the Arizona, Utah border to see Monument Valley. I currently purchased a 2009 Honda Accord V6 coupe, and am itching to take a road trip out [...]
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Usually when I traveled along Route 66 the first few times, (via I-44, and I-40) I was in a bit of a rush. I had a girlfriend in Surprise, AZ and I would take this way to get to her place. Typically from Chicago to Phoenix, AZ it would take me three days. I always [...]
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Along the outskirts of El Reno, Oklahoma. Plenty of old Detroit steel sits and rusts quietly. I had to watch out for a large, unchained barking dog to take photos of this old Cadillac. I was on a tight schedule, so I kinda just took a few photos of the main street. I have done [...]
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Seligman, Arizona
While working as a car transporter, for the worst company to work for, I had the opportunity to drive further on I-40 (Route 66) than I ever did before. I had to take a car from Arkansas, to Penaluma, California. This was in the summer of 2008 I believe when gas prices were $4.00 [...]
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A shot of an old 1950’s semi truck at an ancient and almost extinct gas station where a grumpy-old texan man sits and sells stale, 25 cent coffee. Near Shamrock, Texas along I-40 (old route 66).
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The entrance in a farmer’s field fence to the Cadillac Ranch, just West of Amarillo, Texas. People are always permitted to paint and repaint everything here it seems. Today’s sign is “ZEB RA”
A swinging, spring-loaded gate welcomes anyone who drives by into the field dotted with cowpies.
The Cadillac remains in the early Texas morning light. [...]
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Welcome to Southwest Six!
I am currently in the process of building a Route 66 and American Southwest information and photo site for general use, and to keep myself occupied.
This site is mainly built to display photos from my past trips of I-44, I-40 which trace the remains of Old Route 66, as well as gather information on interesting places. I do plan on going down Route 66 again in the fall of 2009.
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If you know of a place that is pretty interesting along Route 66 or in the American Southwest, something that would make an intesting photo subject why not share your Route 66 discovery! Check out my contact page or the info below.





