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Another old Route 66 mobile home

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route-66-5610.jpg I still wonder about this former gas station fashioned into Mugwumps printing business at some point; I've noticed it beforeThumbnailsI ride the 2.5-mile segment of the I-40 freeway where bicycles are allowed, since there is no practical alternate routeI still wonder about this former gas station fashioned into Mugwumps printing business at some point; I've noticed it beforeThumbnailsI ride the 2.5-mile segment of the I-40 freeway where bicycles are allowed, since there is no practical alternate routeI still wonder about this former gas station fashioned into Mugwumps printing business at some point; I've noticed it beforeThumbnailsI ride the 2.5-mile segment of the I-40 freeway where bicycles are allowed, since there is no practical alternate routeI still wonder about this former gas station fashioned into Mugwumps printing business at some point; I've noticed it beforeThumbnailsI ride the 2.5-mile segment of the I-40 freeway where bicycles are allowed, since there is no practical alternate routeI still wonder about this former gas station fashioned into Mugwumps printing business at some point; I've noticed it beforeThumbnailsI ride the 2.5-mile segment of the I-40 freeway where bicycles are allowed, since there is no practical alternate routeI still wonder about this former gas station fashioned into Mugwumps printing business at some point; I've noticed it beforeThumbnailsI ride the 2.5-mile segment of the I-40 freeway where bicycles are allowed, since there is no practical alternate route

This one near Daggett, California.