Way O.T. Coffee on Route 66

Ed Ahern wrote: ...

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I don't know of a "St Lois"...

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You've never had a typo, douche bag?

I can't help you with that, but while in New Orleans be sure to stop at the Cafe DuMonde in the French Quarter for coffee and and donuts. Also if you stop in Slidell La. Have a shrimp po-boy at the South Side Cafe. Makes my mouth water just thinking about it.

Jack Cassidy

I can not help with specifics but here is information on US66

Of course...once I'd have thought that was what was; consistently made me wonder if OP did have somewhere else in mind...

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There are also several books on route 66. I have hopes of riding what's left of it some year.

beignets actually...

But a must when in NO.

Café DuMonde in N.O. Check Ted Drewes & Eat-Rite Diner in St. Louis Check

Avoid Cardiologist when I return Check

Thank you, Ed

Hmmmm, not sure I buy it...... but I'll say "I'm sorry," just in case. :-)

there's a nice section of it in northern az. part of that is a bowl valley with visibility of about 40 miles of dead straight road. i'm told that it's a good place to test out what the top speed on your car is, but there's just no possiblity that i've done anything like that.

regards, charlie phx, az

Oh, Oh, the Cheerios got pissed in again.

Max

Charlie, my trip this year is from Florida, to New Orleans (Bucket list), Mississippi River (Bucket list), Vicksburg (Bucket list), Memphis (Bucket list),St. Louis{rt.66 & The Arch} (Bucket list).

Then its off to New England to help my son(very gratifying)

Next summer its off to the west. Alamo (Bucket list), Painted Dessert (Bucket list), Grand Canyon (Bucket list), Las Vegas (Bucket list), Hoover Dam, (Bucket list), and just maybe a certain spot in northern Az. As of this writing I have never been west of Ohio and Ohio was by accident.

Ed

I prefer a granola cereal.

To piss in, to eat, or to piss in and then eat, Mike? ;)

-- Happiness comes of the capacity to feel deeply, to enjoy simply, to think freely, to risk life, to be needed. -- Storm Jameson

Starbucks in Holbrook, Winslow, or Williams are good.

Yes. Not necessarily in that order.

A serious disappointment for me. I visited it in 1961 while stationed at Lackland AFB. Tiny place right in the middle of downtown San Antonio. At the time there were numerous radio ads for "Joskie's of Texas, By the Alamo". Shoulda been a clue. Do visit the Riverwalk, and Breckinridge Park. Even in

Don't miss the Missions. I thought they were more interesting than the Alamo (which is a Mission as well) Or the Tower of the Americas. If you're interested in the Arch the Tower of the Americas is even higher.