Brother Bob came over from Tennessee to celebrate Thanksgiving this year. His birthday is right around that time as well and he was talking about Turning 66 on Route 66. That sounded good to me so on Black Friday we including son Logan went on a phototour
We went to a few Route 66 sites in Tulsa.
On to Route 66 Village in west Tulsa. A gigantic locomotive on display there. Logan is taller than the wheels! I can still take him though. I just hope I don’t have to prove it some day.
In front of the train. Not too bad. Not too good. It is what it is.
So Bob, Logan, and I had our #OptOutside black Friday on a stretch of Route 66 in Tulsa. We also ate some Chili Cheese Coney Dogs and ventured to the Philbrook Museum of Art to kind of balance things out. Later on some birthday cake.
Looks like fun! My older daughter just had a birthday too!
A fun way to celebrate your brother’s birthday. Great photos for the album!
I think the technique you used to put the bridge in the background with your brother and Logan in the foreground would work at the Meadow Gold sign. Bring them closer to you and capture the sign in the background. Just a thought. I have been over to see that locomotive and it is an impressive piece of machinery. Glad Bob got to celebrate number 66 on a piece of Route 66. Have a blessed week-end.
Glad you had your brother visit for Thanksgiving and help him celbrate his 66 birthday.
Coffee is on
I like the idea of 66 on Rt66. How could you possibly document the occasion without poses and feet cut off. Logan has grown into a tall young man.
Wow! Bob looks so short next to Logan. They are both looking slim and trim. Really clever way to celebrate his birthday!
I’m sure you had a great time visiting your brother. My oldest is 6ft 5 and towers above me greatly.