One of the advantages of going by bus is, that you don’t have to worry about road conditions or finding the right way. You can just sit back, relax, and enjoy the landscape – at least, if you’re traveling during daytime. Here are some pictures I took on the ride from Albuquerque to Flagstaff, along the Interstate 40, parts of which also belong to the historic Route 66. We passed Gallup, New Mexico, up to where we had snow, and had a short…
Well, our stay got cut short due to a cancelled bus in Dallas. Instead of two nights we had 24 hours here (not counting the 2 hours delay our bus to Flagstaff had, we couldn’t know that before…). But I think we made the most of it: Arrived at 7:30 in the morning, after a – well interesting – overnight bus ride. Checked in at our Motel, that luckily had a room ready for us, slept until noon and then…
Texas weather had pretty much messed up our plans, so we did not nearly see as much of the region like we had planned to. We took a closer look at downtown Dallas while we had to wait for our bus to Albuquerque on Tuesday. Which was then cancelled, as they told us one hour before the scheduled departure. But that’s a different story… If Texas cities were people, Austin would be a hippie and Dallas would be a businessman….