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Old Route 66 makes a couple of 90-degree turns in order to cross the I-40 freeway

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8113-pisgah-crater.jpg I stop to take a look at Gasco Road, which cuts across the salt pan on its way up to the Rodman Mountains Wilderness AreaThumbnailsAs old Route 66 crosses the tracks just after an I-40 overpass, I'm briefly facing Pisgah CraterI stop to take a look at Gasco Road, which cuts across the salt pan on its way up to the Rodman Mountains Wilderness AreaThumbnailsAs old Route 66 crosses the tracks just after an I-40 overpass, I'm briefly facing Pisgah CraterI stop to take a look at Gasco Road, which cuts across the salt pan on its way up to the Rodman Mountains Wilderness AreaThumbnailsAs old Route 66 crosses the tracks just after an I-40 overpass, I'm briefly facing Pisgah CraterI stop to take a look at Gasco Road, which cuts across the salt pan on its way up to the Rodman Mountains Wilderness AreaThumbnailsAs old Route 66 crosses the tracks just after an I-40 overpass, I'm briefly facing Pisgah CraterI stop to take a look at Gasco Road, which cuts across the salt pan on its way up to the Rodman Mountains Wilderness AreaThumbnailsAs old Route 66 crosses the tracks just after an I-40 overpass, I'm briefly facing Pisgah Crater

There's that "tube of civilization" again, beneath me, of people driving through the desert without experiencing it. That black hill in the distance is part of the Pisgah lava formation, and I'll be passing by it shortly.