Home Again

Above, Geronimo Indian Store in Holbrook off I-40. Photo by Armand Vaquer.

After an enjoyable clampout with the Lost Dutchman Chapter #5917 + 4 of E Clampus Vitus, I made it home this evening.

Before leaving Kingman, Arizona (where the clampout was held), I met up with Mitch Geriminsky at the Cracker Barrel in Kingman. Strangely, the Cracker Barrel and the Mountain View Cemetery (the clamp-site) were both on Stockton Hill Road.

Above, some tee pees at Geronimo's. Photo by Armand Vaquer.

The drive home was 350 miles and I did make one pit stop, and that was at the Geronimo Indian Store in Holbrook, Arizona. I've passed it a number of times since I moved to New Mexico, so I figured it would be an interesting place for a break.

Geronimo Indian Store has all kinds of Indian gifts including blankets, jewelry, toys, rocks and other goods.

I made it home at about 5:20. After a hot shower, I headed down to the Flying J to have dinner at Denny's.

The next time I am on this stretch of Interstate 40 I will stop in at the Jackrabbit Trading Post in Joseph City, Arizona.