Kansas, the State Route 66 Forgot

Last Updated: May 08, 2024.

Day 2 of Driving America’s Memory Lane covered the span of Missouri.

Left Joplin, MO about 6:10 AM after a night at Pontiac Palace.

Driving west on MO66, this signage snuck up on me:

Missouri's Last Exit for Old Route 66 by Buzze A. Long

Missouri’s Last Exit for Old Route 66

Should I take it or not? Taken! And it’s a good thing, Kansas is just a hop, skip & jump away.

Entering Kansas From The East on Route 66

We’re in Kansas Now, Dorothy!

The road narrows and winds toward Galena.

The Man Who Wears The Star in Galena, KS

The Man Who Wears The Star in Galena, KS

KSBucksRecreation

Recreate at Buck’s

Galane Kansas on #IDroveTheMotherRoadRoute66

Galena Kansas on #IDroveTheMotherRoadRoute66

Follow Alt69 S to Baxter Springs, Kansas:

Phillips 66 in Baxter Springs, KS

Phillips 66 in Baxter Springs, KS

Baxter Springs takes their Mother Road Route 66 seriously:

The Mother Road Signage in Baxter Springs

The Mother Road Signage in Baxter Springs

Stopped at America’s Most-Advertised Fast Food Joint ™ in Baxter and had their BigB “with” but no luck on refills of hot tea. Oh well, I got to do an upper-half sponge bath, including hair wash in their biffy.

It’s amazing how fast that goes with short/non-existent hair! Oh, well, back on the road… onward toward Okie-land.

It’s only 7:48 AM on Day Three – Monday, June 28, 2016 and already some great memories on #Route66.

Yesterday on Route 66.

Let’s see what the rest of the day brings.

Buzze A. Long, writing from America’s Most Advertised Fast Food Joint ™ in Baxter Springs, KS

#IDroveTheMotherRoadRoute66


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