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| Above, the view looking towards the entrances and the Flying J beyond. Photo by Armand Vaquer. |
After a week of being closed for remodeling, Denny's down at the Flyng J reopened today.
It looks nice, albeit a bit dark as the ceiling tiles were painted a chocolate color. I found the display of state license plates to be interesting.
Bo and I were first to arrive and we ordered some breakfast. The remaining four arrived ten minutes later and the manager told them that a pipe broke and they had no water, so they couldn't take any more orders. One of them eventually was able to get some pancakes.
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| Above, from the wall in the background, we know where we are. Photo by Armand Vaquer. |
Denny's has a history of pipe breaks. It doesn't seem to affect the Flying J. They must be on a separate water system.
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| Above, the map marking that "you are here" in Jamestown. Photo by Armand Vaquer. |
After Denny's I headed into Gallup to pick up a few things. Stops included the Tee Pee Smoke Shop (to pick up a purchase item that was accidentally left a few days ago) and Boot Barn.
I learned something new today. Jamestown used to be known as Ciniza.
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UPDATE:
I went back Denny's for dinner this evening (the pipe was fixed) and took this photo:
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