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Old Route 66 Back Country Byway; Needles, CA to Kingman, AZ. I've made this approximately 46 mile trip several times and it is one of the most spectacular stretches of historic Route 66 I've travelled so far. I decided to document it this time u

Old Route 66 Back Country Byway; Needles, CA to Kingman, AZ. I've made this approximately 46 mile trip several times and it is one of the most spectacular stretches of historic Route 66 I've travelled so far. I decided to document it this time u

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An ominous thundercloud hovers in the horizon over the grasslands of Central New Mexico.

“Dawn Paints The Road 7:08 am” A country road, a New Mexico sunrise, a painted course, a morning surprise.

The Vortex

By Mornings Light

Into a storm the courageous go, unknown adventure status quo. Seeking roads that test the mettle, nothing less for which to settle.

“Shelf Road” A thin black ribbon of asphalt hugs the steep cliffs along old historic Route 66 that rises from Kingman, Arizona and ultimately reaches Needles, California.

“Frozen In Time” An old barn stands against the ravages of time, framed by seemingly endless clouds, on the open grassland of Central New Mexico.

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“Into The Abyss” A black asphalt ribbon traverses a snowy landscape disappearing into a foggy realm.

“Portrait In Yellow” Macro shot of a tiny, beautiful, yellow wildflower born of spring rain and abundant sunshine.

“There’s Gold In Them Thar Hills” A working gold mine road along historic Route 66 from Kingman, Arizona to Oatman, Arizona.

“Spring Solstice” A closeup of a beautiful yellow daffodil heralding the return of Spring.

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“Double Fall” A beautiful creek and double waterfall meanders through a suburban housing development in the San Francisco East Bay Area.

“Domain Of The Full Moon” A very late Spring snowstorm in the Central Highlands Of New Mexico leaves behind a blanket of white and covers the 8,637 ft (2632.56 meters) Gallinas Peak in the distance.

“Mystery Ranch No. 12” The Sentinel.

An abandoned farm house in the near ghost town of Cedarvale, New Mexico.

“Spring Surprise” A surprise snowstorm hits the Central Highlands Of New Mexico and coats a tree in the tiny Village of Willard with its beautiful, soft essence.

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