Journal-Day 39 Page 2 -- Bill and Barbara Windsor go Round America

Bill and Barbara Windsor's trip 'Round America will reach 50 states and over 2,500 towns.
This Daily Journal provides the daily itinerary and captures experiences, observations, towns, sites, and more.




		Lucille's in Hydro, Oklahoma.

Route 66 roadside memorial to Lucille Hamons in Hydro.	Lucille Hamons must have been a special lady to be considered the mother of the Mother Road.	This faded note in the window says Lucille's will be auctioned on ebay in August -- not sure what year.

Centennial Park in Weatherford.	Route 66 through Weatherford, Oklahoma.	Route 66 Drive In just outside Weatherford.

Nettie's is an unusual business with a diverse assortment of products that works in this small town.	Nettie's began with ladies wear aimed at the college market. Then came gifts.	Next was sexy lingerie.

Followed by the very popular Harley Davidson wear.	Baby wear was added. Then Microderm Abbrasion.	And the latest addition: wheelchairs and walkers.

Nettie.	Nettie and Juanita.	Juanita.

National Memorial in Oklahoma City. This wall shows 9:01 -- the time one minute before the blast.	This wall shows 9:03 -- the time one minute after the blast.	This area has one chair for each of the people killed in the bombing.

The task force that investigated the crime put this message on the wall of the neighboring building.	This little section of wall is all that remains of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building.	The children's area at the National Memorial.

The fence.	The fence.	The fence.

	The fence.

State Capitol building in Oklahoma City.	Meramec Caverns billboard on a barn in Warwick, Oklahoma.	War Memorial in Stroud, Oklahoma.

Rock Cafe in Stroud.	Neon sign at the Route 66 landmark -- Rock Cafe.	Burma Shave sign at Rock Cafe.

Casey and Zach at the Rock Cafe.		Skyliner Motel in Stroud.

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