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I stayed at the Wills Fargo Motel last night instead of at the tacky Royal Hawaiian Motel down the road

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01222-wills-gargo-motel.jpg I remount the 10-ton bike and continue my trek up Kelbaker Road as it winds around the edge of lava flowsThumbnailsI'm still a couple of miles away from Cornfield Spring when I notice a small clearing that might make a good campsiteI remount the 10-ton bike and continue my trek up Kelbaker Road as it winds around the edge of lava flowsThumbnailsI'm still a couple of miles away from Cornfield Spring when I notice a small clearing that might make a good campsiteI remount the 10-ton bike and continue my trek up Kelbaker Road as it winds around the edge of lava flowsThumbnailsI'm still a couple of miles away from Cornfield Spring when I notice a small clearing that might make a good campsiteI remount the 10-ton bike and continue my trek up Kelbaker Road as it winds around the edge of lava flowsThumbnailsI'm still a couple of miles away from Cornfield Spring when I notice a small clearing that might make a good campsiteI remount the 10-ton bike and continue my trek up Kelbaker Road as it winds around the edge of lava flowsThumbnailsI'm still a couple of miles away from Cornfield Spring when I notice a small clearing that might make a good campsite

It turns out that the Wills Fargo is a better deal than the Royal Hawaiian, where I've often stayed on other trips out here.

Wills Fargo costs roughly the same, but is cleaner and not so dilapidated. True, the Wills Fargo is also blander, and lacks the weird 70s' styling of the Royal Hawaiian.