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Roadside ostriches
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Roadside ostriches
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Camp site, complete with kitty. Thanks @cursebaltimore for the tent!
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Best sign
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Of course we would find a cat at the campground that followed us around all day and night!
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Goodbye Austin and this adorable Betsey Johnson dress I had to leave behind in one of your cute stores. I had a good time here despite the fact that most of the city looks like the Pinterest board of a foodie who's really into graphic design.
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Spent the night camping amid the Spanish moss in Acadiana, LA last night
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Got a shake at the drive-in from Dazed and Confused
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Just driving through this big cut out hill while my feet float in the sky
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Our new friend
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And a bunch of life sized wood carvings depicting "the history of torture"
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They also had a car "believed to have been used by Adolph Hitler... but no one knows for sure". Somewhere on the side of the road in AZ
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The Thing!
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The Thing!
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The Thing!
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With Dave's mom in Phoenix last night
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The rocks in the foreground are where I was standing in the previous picture. Grand Canyon, AZ
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Panoramas don't really work on Instagram, but here's one anyway! Grand Canyon, AZ
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Sunset at the Petrified Forest, no filter. Told ya there'd be a lot of photos
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Playing with expired Polaroid film at the Cadillac ranch yesterday
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Rt. 66
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If you love old motel signs, Tucumcari is the place for you!
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Tucumcari, NM
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Tiny Town features scenes from all across America and has lots of moving pieces you can operate by pressing buttons throughout. Wonderful tour given by the son of the creator.
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Bears vs. park rangers in Tiny Town
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Teepees in Tiny Town, a miniature train village that one family has been building by hand since the 1930s. Hot Springs, AR
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Arkansas is mostly dead armadillos, but here's a Native American mound dating from 600-1050 AD
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Asheville NC
