Route 66 – 35mm Film – Roll 9

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This roll takes us from Arizona into California, highlighting the burros of Oatman, Arizona, the iconic Roy’s Motel & Café, and concluding at the Santa Monica Pier.

Camera: Olympus OM-1N MD (1979)
Film: Fomapan Profi Line ISO 100

Roy's Motel and Cafe in Amboy, California
Roy's Motel and Cafe in Amboy, California
Roy's Motel and Cafe in Amboy, California
Flying A Gasoline Station - Route 66 - Monrovia, California
Flying A Gasoline Station - Route 66 - Monrovia, California
Aztec Hotel - Route 66 - Monrovia, California
Burro - Route 66 - Oatman, Arizona
66 Motel - Route 66 - Needles, California
Roy's Motel and Cafe in Amboy, California
Roy's Motel and Cafe in Amboy, California
Roy's Motel and Cafe in Amboy, California
Roy's Motel and Cafe in Amboy, California
Santa Monica Pier - Route 66 - Santa Monica, California
Santa Monica Beach - Route 66 - Santa Monica, California
Pacific Park Santa Monica Pier Ferris Wheel - Route 66 - Santa Monica, California
Pacific Park Santa Monica Pier Ferris Wheel - Route 66 - Santa Monica, California
Aztec Hotel - Route 66 - Monrovia, California
Pacific Park Santa Monica Pier Ferris Wheel - Route 66 - Santa Monica, California
Pacific Park Santa Monica Pier Ferris Wheel - Route 66 - Santa Monica, California
Santa Monica Pier - Route 66 - Santa Monica, California
Santa Monica Beach - Route 66 - Santa Monica, California
Cool Springs Station - Route 66 - Sitgreaves Pass, Arizona
Cool Springs Station - Route 66 - Sitgreaves Pass, Arizona
Mohave Desert - Route 66 - Arizona
Cactus - Route 66 - Oatman, Arizona
Oatman Hotel - Route 66 - Oatman, Arizona
El Trovatore Motel - Route 66 - Kingman, Arizona
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Locomotive #3759 - Route 66 - Kingman, Arizona
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Locomotive #3759 - Route 66 - Kingman, Arizona
Kingman Visitor Center - Route 66 - Kingman, Arizona
El Trovatore Motel - Route 66 - Kingman, Arizona

2 thoughts on “Route 66 – 35mm Film – Roll 9”

  1. Amboy. Sixty years ago, my father worked at the nearby salt mine. I wasn’t yet in school, so my mother would bring me along to meet dad for lunch at Roy’s.

    If we got there first, I could see dad drive up in a white roofed red pickup truck.

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