No Mans Land , Cimarron co. OK. | Ed Winkle - 12/4/2012 07:06
We did that on one camping trip out of St. Louis heading southwest. The trail is broken up in many places but we found most of it. The whole trip was very entertaining and full of sight seeing. The one thing I remember is the amount of razor wire increasing over property the farther we went. I have pictures somewhere on the F drive.
Ed Not sure what your talking about ? rt 66 is a higway, santa fe trail came out of st. louis, I see it regular ,66 is south a ways. |
farming along Route 66...the Mother Road
