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As old Route 66 crosses the tracks just after an I-40 overpass, I'm briefly facing Pisgah Crater

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8134-pisgah-crater.jpg Old Route 66 makes a couple of 90-degree turns in order to cross the I-40 freewayThumbnailsNot long after I cross the tracks, another one of those endless freight trains passes byOld Route 66 makes a couple of 90-degree turns in order to cross the I-40 freewayThumbnailsNot long after I cross the tracks, another one of those endless freight trains passes byOld Route 66 makes a couple of 90-degree turns in order to cross the I-40 freewayThumbnailsNot long after I cross the tracks, another one of those endless freight trains passes byOld Route 66 makes a couple of 90-degree turns in order to cross the I-40 freewayThumbnailsNot long after I cross the tracks, another one of those endless freight trains passes byOld Route 66 makes a couple of 90-degree turns in order to cross the I-40 freewayThumbnailsNot long after I cross the tracks, another one of those endless freight trains passes by

I consider an unplanned side trip over to Pisgah Crater, but remind myself that I want to camp further on in the Newberry Springs area today, perhaps in the Rodman Mountains.