A strange accident involving a horse-drawn carriage and a loose pit bull dog caused damage to the historic Rod's Steakhouse in Williams, Ariz., on Thursday, according to a story in the Williams-Grand Canyon News. A Cowboy Service Carriage pulled by Razz, a 17-year-old horse, crashed through a window about 8 p.m. at the restaurant, which … Continue reading Bizarre accident damages Rod’s Steakhouse
Day: January 11, 2011
Book published on Mojave’s Route 66
Kevin Wong, a photographer based in Joshua Tree, Calif., who sought to create a book about Route 66 in the California desert, has just published "Route 66: The Mojave Experience." The 40-page, full-color photograph book retails for $29.95, and can be ordered here. A description of the book from the author: Unlike many books which … Continue reading Book published on Mojave’s Route 66
The man behind the Cadillac Ranch
Here's a short video documentary by filmmaker Todd Kent about Amarillo tycoon Stanley Marsh 3, who led the creation of Cadillac Ranch and other whimsical art installations in the region. The film is a few years old, but it was just posted on YouTube today.
Why helmets are a good idea on two wheels
In a column in The Telegraph about cycling, British endurance athlete and gold-medalist rower James Cracknell writes more about the accident last summer on Route 66 in Arizona that nearly took his life. Cracknell's tale illustrates why riders should wear a helmet: Despite being lit up like a Christmas tree, I was knocked off my … Continue reading Why helmets are a good idea on two wheels
“Route 66 to Santa Fe”
This song is performed by Richard Ellers, who boasts quite a biography. This song must be new, because it's not mentioned on his website.