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Across the road from the old Essex Café, an abandoned house awaits something

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191132-essex.jpg According to the windows at the old Essex Café on Route 66, 'good food' was served hereThumbnailsAfter my brief visit to Route 66 Essex, CA, it's time to begin the long ride back to camp, beginning with Essex RoadAccording to the windows at the old Essex Café on Route 66, 'good food' was served hereThumbnailsAfter my brief visit to Route 66 Essex, CA, it's time to begin the long ride back to camp, beginning with Essex RoadAccording to the windows at the old Essex Café on Route 66, 'good food' was served hereThumbnailsAfter my brief visit to Route 66 Essex, CA, it's time to begin the long ride back to camp, beginning with Essex RoadAccording to the windows at the old Essex Café on Route 66, 'good food' was served hereThumbnailsAfter my brief visit to Route 66 Essex, CA, it's time to begin the long ride back to camp, beginning with Essex RoadAccording to the windows at the old Essex Café on Route 66, 'good food' was served hereThumbnailsAfter my brief visit to Route 66 Essex, CA, it's time to begin the long ride back to camp, beginning with Essex RoadAccording to the windows at the old Essex Café on Route 66, 'good food' was served hereThumbnailsAfter my brief visit to Route 66 Essex, CA, it's time to begin the long ride back to camp, beginning with Essex Road

Dogs on the property adjacent to the abandoned café bark at me while I take photos.