International hit January 6, 2009
Posted by Ron Warnick in Attractions, Road trips.trackback
Drawing on the Daily Oklahoman’s story a few days ago, the Christian Science Monitor further examines Route 66′s increasing appeal to foreign travelers.
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I was riding my Sportster on The Road once, and hooked up with a group of Harley’s. When we reach our destination I learned they were a group of Germans who had flown here and rented those bikes so they could ride the whole length.