LA & the end of Route 66

From there we headed back to LA – I had to cruse the so-called traffic. We went to Beverly Hills and Rodeo Drive. Then cruse over to the Fresh Prince in Belair – checking out our want Abe houses! There headed to Hollywood and vine for some stars on the side walk – unbelievable. There is a booklet of where everyone is at. I thought there was just a hand full of stars – it goes on forever. Then around and round to make sure we didn’t miss anything.

Joan was worn out after these adventures so I cruised the base via foot. March ARB is one of the few Air Force Bases that still has an Aero Club. The neat part is even though fuel is expensive here – the cost of renting a plane here is still back in the 90’s. They also have three T-43’s renting as the same as a Cessna 172. I knew I should have brought my flying stuff with me.

Well the Route 66 journey as I was taking it was complete – it is a shame that what little history we have as a country has all been commercialized. I also completed another end to end road. When I started this Journey I came up to I-10 in Jacksonville (the beginning) and then completed route 66 and I-10 in LA. From there I headed down to San Diego where we would take I-8 from it’s beginning to its end.