Streets Of Williams

Old cars and old buildings are plentiful in the town of Williams on old Route 66.

Shade

Down on the Mortimer Farm, goats relax in the shade of a big tree. 

The Cowboys #2

As promised, here is the close up pictures of two of the cowboys who perform an old west skit for the people waiting to board the train to the Grand Canyon in Williams. 

The Cowboys

Before the Grand Canyon Train leaves Williams there is a little old west show behind the station.

Check back tomorrow for the close up. 

Horses

I haven't shown any horses for a few days so here are two of them. 

Tomorrow I'll show you the cowboys that go with them.

Tractor Show

Williams Arizona

Down On The Farm #3

Mortimer Farm

Dewey, Arizona

Down On The Farm #2

Mortimer Farm

Dewey, Arizona

Down On The Farm #1

Dewey, Arizona

Route 66

This cool ride was parked on the street in Williams with that big Route 66 mural in the background.

Elvis

Elvis has left the building....and is standing on the sidewalk in Williams. 

Owls

A sculpture at the Bronzesmith. I don't know what this one is called, but I like it.

A Peaceful Place

Heritage Memorial Park

Dewey, Arizona

Old Stuff

In a backyard.

Lit Up

Old gas pumps and other vintage car stuff decorates the inside of Cruiser's Route 66 Cafe in Williams.

The Blues

One of our Granddaughters has the blues. 

Wednesday Window...On The Beach

A day on the Oregon Coast

Still Rolling Along

I like seeing old trucks like this one still being of service to someone. 

Sculpture

This is another beautiful sculpture on display at the Bronzesmith Foundry and Gallery.

Seaside

A favorite spot on the North Pacific coast.

A quiet place to relax and reflect.

Flowers

Tiny yellow flowers on long stems grace the downtown area. 

Colors

This is one of the tents at the recent art fair in Prescott. 

Below is a metal sculpture that was for sale. 

On The Corner

The City Offices on a cloudy day with flowers blooming.

Wednesday Window....On The Train

Grand Canyon Railroad, Williams, Arizona

People And Trains

A young porter on the Grand Canyon Train with the waiting passengers reflected in his glasses.

Downtown Dining

The newly enlarged Lone Spur Cafe. No more long waits for a table. 

Downtown Music

It's always fun to hear music when in downtown  Prescott. On this day there was the Yavapai College Brass Quintent.

There was also these two buskers, one on either side of the courthouse and both sounding pretty good

The Hot Arizona Sun

Zip Line

The zip line was busy on the weekend of Train Day in Williams. I didn't partake of the Zip line.

Upside Down Alternative

This is the picture I was going to post for theme day, yesterday, if I hadn't been able to find the one I did post.

Theme Day...Upside Down

I took this picture many, many years ago.  I was at the post office on a Saturday just before they closed at noon and noticed that the flag was upside down. I mentioned it to the clerk and she said they had been informed of that several times already. I guess they didn't want to take the time to fix it so just left it that way all morning until they closed at noon. This would have been in the late 1990's if I remember right. It was on film and I scanned it to post today. It took me a while to find this photo. I almost gave up.