Williams is only ten minutes drive from Bearizona. We'd been a few years back and had enjoyed it so we went back again. You can drive through several areas with bison, elk, buffalo, bears, etc. then park up and see some smaller animals and watching a show with hawks. All good fun.
Abandoned Motel, Ash Fork.
Driving on towards the hotel in Kingman we saw a road called "Devil's Dog" so we turned down. There was nothing there but you can't not, right? We re-joined '66 at Ash Fork. Ash Fork was pretty much a Ghost Town. Closed down gas stations, motels, etc.
Into Seligman we had an Ice Cream at Delgadillo's Snow Cap. The original owner (who died about ten years ago) liked to pull pranks on the customers, and they've continued in that vein. As I was ordering the coffee/chocolate ice creams (only one size available; 'diabetes large') the guy behind the counter squirted a fake/string tomato ketchup bottle. Seligman is also the home to the Roadkill Café. "You kill it. We grill it."
Driving down through xxx you can see the Grand Canyon in the distance. We thought we could wend or way through the small, ill-repaired homes to get a better look but the only road out towards was closed with a sign saying you needed a permit from the Hualapai Tribe.
Almost at Kingman we drove through Hackberry which had a cool store. On the outskirts was Giganticus Headicus and it'd been a while since we'd passed a Big Thing.
The hotel had a coin-operated laundrette so we got some washing done. #ExcitingTimes
Tomorrow we head for the final state. California. We have about five days to cross it.