HEY!!! just saw this video and my parents store is the Jack Rabbit Trading Post!!! Sorry the paint on the sign wasn't in the best shape! They just repainted it and now it looks way better. Dude love the show man! It works!
Hi Justin ! Hahah, those "...people from Poland" at 13:55 in Winslow's Museum with Gordon are... us !!!! :) :D What a coincidence ! My mother stumbled upon your video, shortly after our trip. We were on the trip through a complete Route 66 from Chicago to LA. Cool video lots' of useful info from you ! Thumbs up.
These Route66 vids are a lot cooler than I expected. I wanted to wait until the whole trip is finished before I binge them all, but I just can't stand the wait anymore. Incidentally, damnnnn that's a long road.
I remember driving by the trading post on the arizona new mexico line in sept 2022. We didnt stop unfortunately. But loved the puppies. Hopefully they all found loving homes. I am so loving all these videos!! Thanks for taking us along.
Thank you for another upload!! These are absolutely fantastic and educative and just so wonderful. I enjoy living vicariously through these!! Congratulations on the 70K subscribers! I made this comment somewhere on your IG page and realized it disappeared! I must have deleted it on accident when checking back on the notification. Oops! 21:19 : HANDMADE jewelry? PUPPIES THAT NEED HOMES? I'm going. I'm going!! I'm packing my bags and driving through route 66 for that special prize!
going from florida to california as a child, i saw those wigwams & tried to get my family to stay there--it was a no go....lol....ty so much for the video!!!
I am so enjoying this trip down Rt 66 = grew up hearing about it - have thought how fun it would have been to traveled it back in the day when it was so active but have thought in passing how even now I'd love to go and find the things that are left behind - not sure that will ever happen so living it thru you - Thanks-after this trip I will go back and watch some of your other vlogs from years passed = want to see the things you are showing for the first time during this trip - then I will revisit in those vlogs
The old Red & White Bldg was part of a chain of diners. The one in Winslow,Az was actually still open when I dispatched trains from the Winslow Depot till they relocated us to Albuquerque in 1993.
Fun Fact. In the early fifties, Kirk Douglas starred in a film noir picture called Ace in the Hole which I believe was shot at the Chief Yellowknife Trading Post.
I'm betting you didn't have to pay 10 cents for that "sack" too! PS, you are a great vlog historian. I noticed that Jimberly has some cousins in Winslow too!
I wish I could be that excited all the time. I saw a lot of this stuff when I was a kid and I was like "well that's neat...hmm" mean while Justin's like "RAGHGHGHGHHGHGHGH HUUUUUUGE!!!!!"
Awww I just got a puppy otherwise I'd be right there to adopt one!!! Hmm...maybe I could show this vid to my parents and persuade them that my puppy needs a sister 😏😁🐶 Ugh but I'm still upset that I missed you when you went thru ABQ! Oh well, hope I get to see you on your way back to Cali :)
Great video! Loved the puppies at the end especially! Question, have you considered putting cards on your videos to link back to your older ones you refer to?
This was Awesome! That's all I can say. I figure you're already past New Mexico. I can't wait to see what's ahead Justin. I wonder if you discovered anything interesting in Santa Fe, if you came up this way......The Adventures continue........
If you know where Webster Ave. is in Anaheim, the apartment complex at 918 is where our farm was, when I was a kid. I heard you say you live between Knott's and Disneyland. Webster is just about 1/2 way between the two parks.
In younger years I was told, and believed, that the jackrabbit place was a "house of ill repute". Many of that signs showed the rabbit and said "Winslow for men". Turned out is was a men's shop.
Lol! My grandparents picked up petrified wood from there, and I have it in my china cabinet. The story is that grandpa bent over to tie his boot, and slid a few chunks in there.
Believe It or Not! As a young child, I traveled with my parents on Route 66. In those days -- the early 1950s -- visitors to the "Petrified Forest," were ALLOWED to remove to remove small samples of petrified wood. The rules then..... visitors were allowed to take as many petrified wood samples they could hold in ONE HAND. (Glad that rule changed.)
Fun video, and for the most part the history is accurate. Minor clarification on Two Guns: the confrontation between Indian Miller and Earl Cundiff was not about land. Cundiff had discovered that his wife Louise was having an affair with Miller's business partner, Joe Sekakuku, and confronted Miller about it in Sekakuku's absence at Miller's dwelling. It was Cundiff who grabbed Miller's pistol from a table and fired the first shot, punching a hole through Miller's shirt. In the ensuing scuffle, Miller ended up with the gun and shot Cundiff. Miller was acquitted at trial. He only defaced Cundiff's headstone after Cundiff supporters vandalized Miller's billboards.
A little info on other words for "bags" or sacks as you heard. My grandma called them "pokes". I'm sure it is an old southern slang word. You don't hear it anymore.
Just a thought. Make sure u got an extra pair of keys to the car in your pocket. Man it would suck to get locked out of your car by yourself with no cell phone service out in the middle of the desert. You might have to Clark Griswold back to town.
HEY!!! just saw this video and my parents store is the Jack Rabbit Trading Post!!! Sorry the paint on the sign wasn't in the best shape! They just repainted it and now it looks way better. Dude love the show man! It works!
Hi Justin ! Hahah, those "...people from Poland" at 13:55 in Winslow's Museum with Gordon are... us !!!! :) :D What a coincidence ! My mother stumbled upon your video, shortly after our trip. We were on the trip through a complete Route 66 from Chicago to LA. Cool video lots' of useful info from you ! Thumbs up.
Oh my goodness, I've been loving the route 66 stops, but those puppies were SUPER BONUSES!!!! 🐕💞
These Route66 vids are a lot cooler than I expected. I wanted to wait until the whole trip is finished before I binge them all, but I just can't stand the wait anymore.
Incidentally, damnnnn that's a long road.
those puppies just made my day
I remember driving by the trading post on the arizona new mexico line in sept 2022. We didnt stop unfortunately. But loved the puppies. Hopefully they all found loving homes. I am so loving all these videos!! Thanks for taking us along.
Now I just wanna drive to New Mexico just to have my own puppy party...Lord have mercy they are too adorable
I love Chief Yellow Horse and laughed at his signs. Then at last I made it into the original trading post. Wonderful.
Thank you for another upload!! These are absolutely fantastic and educative and just so wonderful. I enjoy living vicariously through these!!
Congratulations on the 70K subscribers! I made this comment somewhere on your IG page and realized it disappeared! I must have deleted it on accident when checking back on the notification. Oops!
21:19 : HANDMADE jewelry? PUPPIES THAT NEED HOMES? I'm going. I'm going!! I'm packing my bags and driving through route 66 for that special prize!
so jealous that the people of Flagstaff had the pleasure to have you. I went to school in Flagstaff for a while. I miss it.
Yay, another video! Being from the UK this tour of Route 66 is brilliant, nothing like what we'd see over here. Looks so interesting :D
Enjoying your latest Route 66 trip. Keep it coming!
Really enjoying watching the 66 adventure. Thanks
A Monty Python reference!!! THIS is why I love you, Justin.
Love the Lumberjack Song! Always good to reference Monty Python!
Love your videos of your travels, I love roadside attractions from the past and esp. Rt. 66.
Very informative & fun. Those puppies were adorable.
Wigwams and puppies made my day!!
Very interesting stuff - lots of places that most people have never heard of, rich with history. Thanks for sharing!
Lots of Lumberjack men here in East Tennessee and in NC. Hope you come to this area.
in retrospect you wish you'd bought a ring? hmmmmmm, i wonder if he's thinking about proposing to Alley! I think they are so perfect for each other!
I love puppies!!! Almost as cute as human babies!
going from florida to california as a child, i saw those wigwams & tried to get my family to stay there--it was a no go....lol....ty so much for the video!!!
I am so enjoying this trip down Rt 66 = grew up hearing about it - have thought how fun it would have been to traveled it back in the day when it was so active but have thought in passing how even now I'd love to go and find the things that are left behind - not sure that will ever happen so living it thru you - Thanks-after this trip I will go back and watch some of your other vlogs from years passed = want to see the things you are showing for the first time during this trip - then I will revisit in those vlogs
you make learning about history fun Justin!
Your videos make my day. Just wonderfully entertaining!!!thx for sharing
now I want to see you adopt the last puppy in the video as a travel partner. Name him Rusty for his penchant for chewing on metal.
Thanks for the lumberjack history. I went to NAU, but had no idea its significance to the history of the muffler man!
"I'm glad to see" the little edit slippage. 😊❤️ Thank you for all you do, Justin! Love your videos SOOOOOO much!
The old Red & White Bldg was part of a chain of diners. The one in Winslow,Az was actually still open when I dispatched trains from the Winslow Depot till they relocated us to Albuquerque in 1993.
Fun Fact. In the early fifties, Kirk Douglas starred in a film noir picture called Ace in the Hole which I believe was shot at the Chief Yellowknife Trading Post.
Can never forget Winona!
Don't forget Meteor Crater, it is incredible.
i love old people stories. wish i could hear them
aww those puppies were so cute one or two would have been coming home with me !
I'm graduating today! Thanks for making these awesome videos! They always make me feel better when I'm nervous!
Another good ole' good one Jus'.
I want one of those puppies! awesome video can't wait to one day take the trip
PUPPIES!!! Also, pretty fun to see the wigwam village!
I'm betting you didn't have to pay 10 cents for that "sack" too! PS, you are a great vlog historian. I noticed that Jimberly has some cousins in Winslow too!
brings back lots of great memories when i used to travel alot back and forth from los angeles to arkansas on the i40.great set of videos.
been waiting all day for your video^^
I wish I could be that excited all the time. I saw a lot of this stuff when I was a kid and I was like "well that's neat...hmm" mean while Justin's like "RAGHGHGHGHHGHGHGH HUUUUUUGE!!!!!"
Really diggin this series! BTW, Grew up in La Palma- we're from, the same stomping grounds!
Great vlog, really enjoy it!
TOTALLY awesome Vlog! Glad you're feeling better!😆
The "little ditty" you sang at the beginning really takes me back lol. Monty Python?
why hasn't PBS hired you yet man. We need another Huell Howser
Garrett Gonzales:
Yes, yes, yes -- great idea!
(I really miss Huell.)
Awww I just got a puppy otherwise I'd be right there to adopt one!!! Hmm...maybe I could show this vid to my parents and persuade them that my puppy needs a sister 😏😁🐶 Ugh but I'm still upset that I missed you when you went thru ABQ! Oh well, hope I get to see you on your way back to Cali :)
awesome I live in josephcity. good shout out.
Great video! Loved the puppies at the end especially! Question, have you considered putting cards on your videos to link back to your older ones you refer to?
great video, thanks Justin 😊 🐓
Awesome! I want to go there one day, I would love to do the whole Route 66 drive. Maybe one day!😃
Such a cute ending!
Love the Monty Python reference!
I wanted to reach into the video and pet all of those puppies! And take one home haha
Wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute!!!
There's a NEW Mexico!?!?
Just found your channel, subbed straight away. I live in the UK and would love to be able to do route 66.
This was Awesome! That's all I can say. I figure you're already past New Mexico. I can't wait to see what's ahead Justin. I wonder if you discovered anything interesting in Santa Fe, if you came up this way......The Adventures continue........
If you know where Webster Ave. is in Anaheim, the apartment complex at 918 is where our farm was, when I was a kid. I heard you say you live between Knott's and Disneyland. Webster is just about 1/2 way between the two parks.
The puppies stole the show :-)
I live in Holbrook and never slept in a wigwam. 😂
fave route 66 video so far bc puppies
love you're videos
Bonus points for starting out the vlog with a Monty Python song!
That's Louie the lumberjack!!!!
Back in the 60's we owned a Motel in Flag.The Frontier I think it was called. It was on old ret. 66.
I seen one of them lumberjack/muffler men at a auto garage like 30 miles from me, this one is/was holding a giant tire in his hands.
Take It Easy was mainly Jackson Browne, Justin! lol
In younger years I was told, and believed, that the jackrabbit place was a "house of ill repute". Many of that signs showed the rabbit and said "Winslow for men". Turned out is was a men's shop.
Great 👍 video
Lol! My grandparents picked up petrified wood from there, and I have it in my china cabinet.
The story is that grandpa bent over to tie his boot, and slid a few chunks in there.
Believe It or Not!
As a young child, I traveled with my parents on Route 66. In those days -- the early 1950s -- visitors to the "Petrified Forest," were ALLOWED to remove to remove small samples of petrified wood.
The rules then..... visitors were allowed to take as many petrified wood samples they could hold in ONE HAND. (Glad that rule changed.)
Justin scared you got me hook on that route 66 song
Aaaaaaand now I'm going to have that song stuck in my head all day lol
I KNOW THAT BILLBOARD!!!!
Fun video, and for the most part the history is accurate. Minor clarification on Two Guns: the confrontation between Indian Miller and Earl Cundiff was not about land. Cundiff had discovered that his wife Louise was having an affair with Miller's business partner, Joe Sekakuku, and confronted Miller about it in Sekakuku's absence at Miller's dwelling. It was Cundiff who grabbed Miller's pistol from a table and fired the first shot, punching a hole through Miller's shirt. In the ensuing scuffle, Miller ended up with the gun and shot Cundiff. Miller was acquitted at trial. He only defaced Cundiff's headstone after Cundiff supporters vandalized Miller's billboards.
you're going to be going through my home town in Missouri on Route 66. Hazelwood MO. have fun
I want all those puppies!!!!!!
PUPPIEEESSSS!!!!!
OMG! You wanted to buy a Navajo ring. Could the ring be for a tiny little lady that is dear to your heart.
A little info on other words for "bags" or sacks as you heard. My grandma called them "pokes". I'm sure it is an old southern slang word. You don't hear it anymore.
We have big Mike in Hayward, California. Do a search and you can get more info on these guys.
I've lived in Arizona my whole life, and I have no memory of ever going to Winslow. Flagstaff, yes, but not Winslow.
Dude, I can't believe you bought gas in Winona, the most expensive station in Arizona!
Oh my gosh the ending! They're so fluffy I'm gonna die!
Take the Cypress offramp in Redding, CA, go West 1 block and there is an OPEN Lumberjack restaurant.
Watching this video reminded me how boring living in New Mexico was I’m at city boy now
Rez puppies! Or not rez puppies, but either way, they're so cute!
A whole lot of people perished along that particular route of route 66.
Awweee Puppies!
my education of Route 66 continues...thank you, Justin!
Some Splash Mountain/Song of the South in there to move along?
We have a muffler man in my hometown!
Just a thought. Make sure u got an extra pair of keys to the car in your pocket. Man it would suck to get locked out of your car by yourself with no cell phone service out in the middle of the desert. You might have to Clark Griswold back to town.
A lumberjack wearing a polo shirt... Okay, so that's not something you see every day, is it?
I wish you woulda showed what these places looked like back in the day that would have been cool but good job
If I ever go to Holbrook, I want to stay in these wigwams.
Puppies!
Glad you're still going strong,,,only 19 "route 66" mentions today!!!!!
Navajo Wishing Well.
"I wish for a quarter."
*throws in a quarter*
"Oh.. wait..."