At the Midpoint Cafe we met a couple who live in Salisbury; it's a small world. After we'd left Adrian (Andrew said we decided we would go back for him later!) we continued to Glenrio. We crossed the boarder into New Mexico and found 18 miles of original Route 66 that is now mainly gravel. We found our way through to San Jon and on to Tucumcari. We went via Montoya and Newkirk to Cuervo where we found another 5 mile section of the old dirt track. We drove on thro...

Today we set off from Amarillo with an earlier start than yesterday. More waffles for breakfast. We found Cadillac Ranch and took an enormous amount if pictures there. We then continued through Wildorado and Vega to Adrian, the midpoint of Route 66. We are now officially half way through our trip! We stopped at the Midpoint Cafe for some lunch. Andy had an enormous pulled pork burger with a pot of apple sauce the size of a small coffee cup.

Made it to Texas today! We are now roughly 1100 miles into our trip. This morning started slowly - we overslept! Once we'd got going we left Oklahoma City and travelled through El Reno, Bridgeport and Weatherford on the old road. We stopped at Clinton at a Route 66 museum which was amazing. The weather was amazing again today so we had the roof down most of the day. We continued through Canute to Elk City where we stopped at another (much larger!) Route 66 muse...

After stopping for lunch Baxter Springs Subway we carried on our adventure. We left Kansas and ventured into Oklahoma. Driving through Miami, (not Miami, Florida - we didn't get THAT lost!) we found a stretch of Route 66 that we're not sure was really suitable for cars! It was the original road from 1926 from Miami to Afton called the Ribbon Road. The road was pretty much corrugated and the Mustang's sport suspension didn't like it much. We passed through Vinita...

This morning started with the best waffles ever! Once we had stuffed ourselves we began our 300 mile trip. Today mainly consisted of driving. We drove through Halltown, Avilla and Carthage. Just before we got to Joplin we found an original stretch of Route 66 where an old gas station had been restored. They were frantically cleaning the place and the owner said they had about 200 bikes coming through tomorrow! He explained that the stretch of road was original ...