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Posted by: Joe Schelstraete on 1 - May 01, 2014 at 12:39:43 pm
Last May my wife and I stopped by your gallery on our Rt.66 trip to Arizona. This year my mother in law and her sister are going to be along with us to California. Hope to see you May 9th or 10th. Your art work is hanging in my office in Mishawaka,Indiana. Real travelers of Rt 66 recognize the pictures. Thank you for letting me share your talent.

Posted by: Donna Kittell on 1 - Apr 30, 2014 at 7:28:18 pm
Hi Jerry, I will be traveling route 66 with my aunt who is in her 80's. We are heading from Chicago May 19 and have a month to drive to Ca. I cannot thank you enough for the EZ66 guide. It is a wealth of information and creates a lovely anticipation and excitement for our trip. We are planning to stop in Chandler. Hope to get a chance to meet you. Your web site has been also a great support in planning. I am sure both things will be an asset in our travel. Thank you so much for you dedication to preserving the icon of rt. 66.

Posted by: Brian Pain on 1 - Apr 28, 2014 at 11:04:32 pm
Hi,will be on route 66 August September this year with my son,hope to visit you then. Cheers Brian from Tasmania.

Posted by: Sheldon Berkun on 1 - Apr 20, 2014 at 10:27:46 pm
Bought your book for my road trip through OK on my way to participate in the Oklahoma City Festival of the Arts. Thanks for the great job, it made the trip really fun, by the way, it didn't look like you were around when I went through Chandler! There was a great auto swap meet south of Sapulpa on Fri and Sat! I was sad to see that the "old" Buffalo Ranch had been replaced by a convenience store! I was last through there 20 years ago and was hoping to update my b&w image with a new digital image, oh well! Cheers

Posted by: Judith Steele on 1 - Apr 20, 2014 at 4:34:32 pm
Just started Route 66. Traveling from California to Illinois. Got your book in Barstow, so have missed all the fun of using it from Santa Monica to there. Hope you visit you when we get to Oklahoma.

Posted by: Shelley Gray on 1 - Apr 18, 2014 at 1:56:02 am
Hi Jerry, well, we are home already and what a whirlwind road trip we had. Hit Route 66 on April 2 in Joliet and saw and stopped at many of the spots mentioned in your guide. The road signage was extemely good and we were able to follow it for a lot of the time. We used your guide for 'giants' and many other notable place to see. Unfortunately the Launching Pad has closed down, or we would have gone in for a snack on our travels, but we did enjoy the Palms Grill in Atlanta for a meal. Their BBQ Pulled Pork sandwich was delicious, as was the banter from the delightful lady who served us, and the friendly fellow who heard our accents and started chatting with us. All the way across Missouri was a nightmare and we didn't spend anywhere near as much time on the Mother Road as we had hoped as we ran into a severe storm that was working it's way across to St Louis. We throroughly enjoyed the scavenger hunts and finding points of interest like the Meramec Caverns ads on the barns (including the ones that were only visible by turning around in my seat to see them), Bourbon's water tower, only just visible through the heavy downpiur of rain, the Service Station in Galena, Kansas where I was able to get up close for a photo with Tow Tater, the Arcadia Round Barn in Oklahoma, among many other wonderful and memorable sights along the way. We did stop across the road from your 'place' in Oklahoma, but it appeared that you were not there and time was marching on, so we did not bother to call. Perhaps on another trip. Next time, we shall allot much more time to enjoy the road and it's nostalgia, savouring the museums and the people along the way. Cheers, thanks for providing a fabulous insight into Route 66 and some fun in the way you presented Alerts and Games etc. Dave and Shell Gray, Brisbane, Australia. :)

Posted by: Jack Rhind on 1 - Apr 14, 2014 at 12:01:47 am
Jerry thank you so much for your guide. My initial plan was to use my GPS and waypoints to navigate 66 but that proved to be way too much work. My wife, Lisa, and I used EZ66 for the final 90% and it was an irreplaceable source of guidance. It was great to get to meet you and I look forward to meeting you again on our next Route 66 trip. Cheers and thanks from the Bermuda 66ers.

Posted by: Daniel Picard on 1 - Mar 24, 2014 at 6:19:12 pm
Thanks Jerry for your guide. It was the best help for my trip in 2009.
I hope I'll come back one more time and meet you !
I'll put a link to your site on my site (route66dp.free.fr)
Daniel, Paris, France

Posted by: Shelley Gray on 1 - Mar 11, 2014 at 1:50:45 pm
Gidday Jerry, just received our EZ66 Guide (3rd edition) in the post this week. Can't wait to hit the Mother Road in Chicago and head west as the second part of our US Road Trip, covering about 3800 miles in total in approximately 15 days. Hoping to stop in and say hi before we leave Route 66 at Oklahoma City to drop down into Texas to stay with friends. The guide looks great, just hope I don't miss any of the scenery/Giant Alerts/Car Games/Scavenger Hunts along the way whilst I am navigating. Cheers, Shell & Dave Gray, Brisbane, Australia.

Posted by: Matthew & Emma lamb on 1 - Mar 05, 2014 at 5:14:15 am
Hi Jerry, I just want to say a big thank you for your Route 66 guide!

My wife and I set out on February 17th, flight from Manchester, England to Chicago and today (March 3rd) we have arrived in Santa Monica, LA. your guide has helped us all the way (along with the 'historic Route 66 signs - dam I love them signs when I see them - especially when I get paranoid and think I'm going the wrong way!!!!)
We have loved every step of the trip on the mother road and loved the people we have met and the places we have visited. Thanks once again, Matthew & Emma lamb, Wirral (NR Liverpool) ENGLAND.