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The water-stained menu in my room at the Ludlow Motel advertises the offerings of the Ludlow Café next door

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6259-menu.jpg I pedal the final 10 miles to Ludlow in darkness, quite enjoyable with the almost-full moon peering through the cloudsThumbnailsRoute 66 in Newberry Springs sports a number of old buildings, some abandoned, some not: welcome to "The Barn"I pedal the final 10 miles to Ludlow in darkness, quite enjoyable with the almost-full moon peering through the cloudsThumbnailsRoute 66 in Newberry Springs sports a number of old buildings, some abandoned, some not: welcome to "The Barn"I pedal the final 10 miles to Ludlow in darkness, quite enjoyable with the almost-full moon peering through the cloudsThumbnailsRoute 66 in Newberry Springs sports a number of old buildings, some abandoned, some not: welcome to "The Barn"I pedal the final 10 miles to Ludlow in darkness, quite enjoyable with the almost-full moon peering through the cloudsThumbnailsRoute 66 in Newberry Springs sports a number of old buildings, some abandoned, some not: welcome to "The Barn"I pedal the final 10 miles to Ludlow in darkness, quite enjoyable with the almost-full moon peering through the cloudsThumbnailsRoute 66 in Newberry Springs sports a number of old buildings, some abandoned, some not: welcome to "The Barn"

I'm too late to enjoy the Ludlow Café today, but I'll stop in for one of their well-known breakfasts tomorrow. I walk over to the Dairy Queen, the only other restaurant at this truck-stop village, for a hamburger and fries (not my usual kind of food).

I fall asleep easily tonight after watching some TV. Highway bicycle touring was nice today, but I'm looking forward to camping tomorrow, away from electricity and well-traveled roads.