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As Covid prohibited anyone on
the pier, this is as close as I got. |
66 Days following historic Route 66 in my 66th year! And I've now completed the trip I began in Chicago 66 days ago. There were loads of sites to see in LA, but as I'm travelling alone, it was a challenge to stop, park, get pics, say hi to the locals and move on. The result was that I enjoyed a lot more sights than I'm sharing with you.
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The day began where yesterday ended, but this
is the west side of the bridge in Rancho Cucamonga, CA.
For panorama, Click Here. |
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| Neon signs along Rt 66 highlight old venues. |
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| Easy to see how the "Sycamore Inn" got its name. |
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In Claremont, this market has been
serving locals & visitors since 1917! |
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| The Vintage Flying A Service Station, Monrovia, CA. |
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Beverly Hills has a different
take on the Rt 66 shield. |
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Having recently read Yogi Berra's book,
I had to share this. The book?
"When You Come to a Fork in the Road, Take It!"
This modern art is at the fork of
S. Pasadena Ave at S. St. John Ave. |
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| The famous Aztec Hotel is for sale, Monrovia, CA |
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| Only the cigar shop at the corner, is open for business. |
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At long last, the Santa Monica Pier,
official termination of historic Route 66. |
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Proof the pier was closed. Zoom into the signs
at the top. I checked several entrances. |
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Several wonderful murals in the pedestrian
underpier walkway connecting the
north and south sides of the pier. |
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Pier entrance, seen above.
I liked the bird! 😊 |
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| I made it! |
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| All Eight Rt 66 states are now on my RV map. |
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