Everything I find says Site Graves Pass was part of Route 66 until a realignment in the 50's. Please explain how that's wrong, I certainly had no intention of misleading anyone. "Much of the early highway, like all the other early highways, was gravel or graded dirt. Due to the efforts of the U.S. Highway 66 Association, US 66 became the first highway to be completely paved in 1938. Several places were dangerous: more than one part of the highway was nicknamed "Bloody 66" and gradually work was done to realign these segments to remove dangerous curves. However, one section through the Black Mountains outside Oatman, Arizona, was fraught with hairpin turns and was the steepest along the entire route, so much so that some early travelers, too frightened at the prospect of driving such a potentially dangerous road, hired locals to navigate the winding grade. The section remained as US 66 until 1953 and is still open to traffic today as the Oatman Highway. Despite such hazards in some areas, US 66 continued to be a popular route." en.wikipedia.org/wiki/U.S._Route_66 also see www.azcentral.com/story/travel/2014/11/19/arizona-route-road-trip-kingman-oatman/19296515/

Fair enough, glad it brought back some memories.

That's a guy in the water, more of a Yahoo! guy myself.

Terrible, seems fairly common in PV unfortunately

Hi Richard, hope you have a great time in the fall. They recently built a new condo building directly across the street from the one we stayed at in this video. It wrecked the privacy the balcony originally had. So we wouldn’t stay there again, the owners however were great to work with. If your interested they’re on VRBO.

Filter on VRBO for condos in Romantic Zone, Gabriel & Randy have several units in the Zenith building if you’re interested. They’re great hosts

Thanks Mosey, would love to meet up for happy hour at CC’s sometime. My earlier videos were with a Canon until it got smashed at the beach. I’ve been using a Panasonic camcorder the last few years, now it’s broke. It took excellent video. From there I use a video editing software that cost less than $100. Vegas Movie Studio. You can adjust the saturation with it that brings out the vivid colors. On your Canon there should be a setting that lets you choose from nighttime shots, beach or sunny shots, etc. I think Canon calls their saturation settings “Vivid”. Check it out, if you can’t find it shoot me an email, I can probably figure it out for you.

Great. Travel is a problem these days from health to cost to airline staffing. We're playing it calm for this year but next year...Vamos :) Hey, did you catch my intro in part#1 segue into part#2? Crafty eh?@@twodogsandapony

Just went yesterday had a ball

It's a great location, this is their listing on VRBO. Same owners, they were great to deal with. www.vrbo.com/901587?unitId=1449528&childrenCount=0&arrival=2022-04-16&departure=2022-04-23&:vrbo:sharecopylink:USA&oc=_UOJWfd15BZ9_VrviZL-2

@@twodogsandapony Thanks so much!

Glad you enjoyed it. Yes it looks like Playa Santa Maria has a big resort on it now. We went just a mile or two towards San Jose to a Playa el Chileno one day. It was a nice beach, there's resorts around it too. They've made it accessible for the disabled to use and have a big public parking area for those with car rentals. Ocean swimming was safe there.

It was!

Hello!

No this is a different area, Gringo Gulch is above the downtown area, close to the Church.