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Is This Concrete Highway Real?
Brainbucket Mike replied to sit properly's topic in U.S. Highways & Auto Trails
Eric (sit properly), If you are a polaroid guy you should check out the site http://www.the-impossible-project.com/about/ . Also, enjoy the Route 66 trip. The wife and I went out and back last year on out Harleys over a 3 week period, and it was the roadtrip of a life time. If you haven't done Route 66 before, check a few of the sites on the web. Lot's of great info you can use in planning your trip. So much to see you have to pick what you want to stop and see unless you have about a year to travel it. -Mike -
While on the subject of Pictures, does anyone know whyI am unable to "Like" photos that are on the site? When I try I get the error mesage "An error occurred You have reached your quota of positive votes for the day" Is there someone who could look into this?
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Is This Concrete Highway Real?
Brainbucket Mike replied to sit properly's topic in U.S. Highways & Auto Trails
Dave, I do not know. Just a big fan of Boardwalk Empire, and had a pretty good Idea where it was shot before I lookked it up. As Eric said above, it may be part CGI. The actual location that I think it was shot at looks like a sand road so they may have digitally painted in the concrete.... -
Came out of the desert a little more than 14 months ago....I am ready to go back....
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Continued pictures from our Route 66 Journey in 2011
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From the album: Route 66 tour 2011 album 2
The Santa Monica Pier. Considered The end of Route 66 (although it actually ended a few blocks East). -
From the album: Route 66 tour 2011 album 2
Roys Motel and Cafe in the Mojave Desert in Cali. This was the location for the filming of the movie "Beneath the Dar" -
From the album: Route 66 tour 2011 album 2
Roys Motel and Cafe in the Mojave Desert in Cali. This was the location for the filming of the movie "Beneath the Dar" -
From the album: Route 66 tour 2011 album 2
Roys Motel and Cafe in the Mojave Desert in Cali. This was the location for the filming of the movie "Beneath the Dar" -
Really long lonely stretch Of 66 In Cali
Brainbucket Mike posted a gallery image in Member's Gallery
From the album: Route 66 tour 2011 album 2
California had some great, long lonely stretches of Route 66 through the Mojave. -
From the album: Route 66 tour 2011 album 2
California had some great, long lonely stretches of Route 66 through the Mojave. -
From the album: Route 66 tour 2011 album 2
Such a lovely place..... -
From the album: Route 66 tour 2011 album 2
Cool little stop on Route 66 in Arizona. -
From the album: Route 66 tour 2011 album 2
This was in Needles California. The price for regular gas was $3.29 right across the border in Arizona. -
From the album: Route 66 tour 2011 album 2
The End of the Trail on Santa Monica Pier. Sign made possible by Mr. Dan Rice, Route 66 Roadie extrordinaire. -
From the album: Route 66 tour 2011 album 2
A great place to eat on Route 66 in Cali. One scene from Kill Bill was filmed here. -
From the album: Route 66 tour 2011 album 2
Elmers Bottletree Ranch on Route 66 in Barstow CA. -
From the album: Route 66 tour 2011 album 2
Near The Bagdad Cafe on Route 66 in Amboy California -
From the album: Route 66 tour 2011 album 2
Near The Bagdad Cafe on Route 66 in Amboy California -
From the album: Route 66 tour 2011 album 2
The Bagdad Cafe on Route 66 in Amboy California. Filming location of the movie by the same name -
From the album: Route 66 tour 2011 album 2
The Bagdad Cafe on Route 66 in Amboy California. Filming location of the movie by the same name. -
I Had my red 57 Chevy Belair Wagon at this show. Just down the road from me. -
Hell, Michigan Weather Bureau
Brainbucket Mike commented on beckyrepp's gallery image in Member's Gallery
@ Mark, ^^that is funny^^ as .....well..........heck.....:-) -
Introduction
Brainbucket Mike commented on Alex Burr - hester_nec's blog entry in Alex Burr - YankeeTraveller
Alex, great story. You were fortunate to have grown up in a simpler time. I often think I was born about 30 years too late, but it is what it is. So what part of southern Maine are you from? I lived in Lisbon and Lisbon Falls for 3 years while staioned at Brunswick Naval Air Station back in the late 80s/early 90s. I look forward to seeing more blog posts from you. Mike -
Another stop on our way out to Route 66 last year. Bring your "Off"
