El Reno is a gritty suburb west of Oklahoma City. It’s in the center of the wheat belt so there are a lot of grain elevators. It was a Rock Island railroad hub, and an oil and gas operations center as well. Nearby Fort Reno was a cavalry outpost during the wars with Native Americans. And Route 66 runs right through town.
They even have a special place for love-locks.
And it is part of my year long turning 66 on Route 66 celebration.
I’m linking with Our World Tuesday. Come join in!!
Love the grain silos. Really nice image.
It seems like another lifetime when we used to drive from Tulsa to St. Louis on Route 66.
Have a blessed week Yogi.
Great way to celebrate. The grain silos make quite a statement on the landscape.
Great photos! One of these days I would like to travel what’s left of Rt. 66. The grain silos I have seen similar ones in North Dakota. Locks catch on everywhere!
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What a great way to celebrate turning 66! Lots of photos please 🙂
Wait a minute. I thought 66 was last year. 😉