![El Rancho](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh0AsrlOhpmR91Uqw5WOueMFKwfD8dkVer5qxj_RseIcN6eNLD1yD96qUsJqtxCUTPY-r06FmrF5A_u81ly3Dy8TtsFXCeQkoRZeo6i5ibNcPYt-EurIC8zg19NfD0HOFxkuWloY0v0rHx1/s400/Route+66+184.jpg)
![Blue Spruce Lodge](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj_aeabsqfTZQdtGOeJJyAakaEI-bBDXkgqKIBLjGVEzQFchTJ8AZ62b0tUb6suctD64hrPNAiSBvU9JQCMPkUIEghj4DFjtiJaCjxl3YyMvZ67VCV_Xh2id70_UfmrP0Ut73u95VgZwDML/s400/Route+66+185.jpg)
I stopped in Gallup and took some pictures of the Hotel El Rancho. Again, here’s one that must have a million photos floating around the Internet. What I’d like to see is a complete catalog of every building still standing along all alignments of Route 66. There are a few motels here, like the Blue Spruce Lodge that have historic signs, and no doubt have interesting histories. I’m not sure I’ve ever been to Gallup before, and I didn’t know what I’d find.
By now I’m regretting that I didn’t spend the time and $ for the tour at the Elk City Museum. I could pull over at every town, and by now I’ve discovered that I should take the business 40, at least, where I can. But, the pressures of getting back to LA and jumping into an increasingly dismal job market are pulling me on.
Good to see there are poles there.
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