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Posted on November 16, 2017 by Tin Sheets
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Our last road trip took us past this very cool old Our last road trip took us past this very cool old gas station in Bountiful, CO, about which we can find no information. We’re even struggling to find out anything about Bountiful (which admittedly we’d never heard of until this station caught our eye), except that it was most likely a stop on the Rio Grande Western Railroad between La Jara and Antonito in the 1880s; and up until its parent company filed for bankruptcy a few months ago, it was still possible to ride this stretch of tracks on the San Luis and Rio Grande Railroad. Whether or not it survives remains to be seen. #ipulledoverforthis #colorfulcolorado #abandonedplaces #tinsheets
It’s hard to believe we’ve been together for t It’s hard to believe we’ve been together for two years already! Happy Gotcha Day, Saxby! ❤️🐾#theredrascal #gotchaday #tinsheets
It’s a Mother’s Day #SignSunday on the Mother It’s a Mother’s Day #SignSunday on the Mother Road. The Cowboy Motel in Amarillo, TX was most likely opened in the 40s when Route 66 passed through town, with its sign installed in 1963. There was once neon, which was removed long ago, but the sign has been maintained and repainted in recent years and the very cool Googie-style stars remain untouched. #motherroad #route66 #vintagesign #tinsheets
Because why wouldn’t you expect to run across a Because why wouldn’t you expect to run across a giant 12-foot tall hot pink flamingo in rural New Mexico? #roadsideattraction #newmexicotrue #tinsheets
A perfectly perfect day to find someone in the woo A perfectly perfect day to find someone in the woods. #sark9training #waterbreak #theredrascal #visitcos #tinsheets
Umm, a little privacy please. 🛀🐾 #weirdo #th Umm, a little privacy please. 🛀🐾 #weirdo #theredrascal #tinsheets
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