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It's almost 2 pm; I've just passed under I-40 again on Rte 66 near Newberry Springs and here's a gas station

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2756-subway.jpg To my right, not far away, is the I-40 freeway, and just beyond that, the Newberry Mountains are now close byThumbnailsThere's a bit of traffic on Route 66 in the Newberry Springs areaTo my right, not far away, is the I-40 freeway, and just beyond that, the Newberry Mountains are now close byThumbnailsThere's a bit of traffic on Route 66 in the Newberry Springs areaTo my right, not far away, is the I-40 freeway, and just beyond that, the Newberry Mountains are now close byThumbnailsThere's a bit of traffic on Route 66 in the Newberry Springs areaTo my right, not far away, is the I-40 freeway, and just beyond that, the Newberry Mountains are now close byThumbnailsThere's a bit of traffic on Route 66 in the Newberry Springs areaTo my right, not far away, is the I-40 freeway, and just beyond that, the Newberry Mountains are now close byThumbnailsThere's a bit of traffic on Route 66 in the Newberry Springs areaTo my right, not far away, is the I-40 freeway, and just beyond that, the Newberry Mountains are now close byThumbnailsThere's a bit of traffic on Route 66 in the Newberry Springs area

After 20 miles on the bicycle, I stop in for a quick Subway meatball sandwich and a can of Mountain Dew for some additional caffeine at the gas station by the freeway. With 25 miles ahead of me and a strong wind, it's a very slow ride.