In 2018 I will feature a random (yet alphabetical) selection of photos I have taken from my nearly 20 years of back roads travel in the United States and Canada. I may even throw in a few random shots from other trips to Japan, Mexico and the Philippines. My theme is called America’s Back Roads: A Grab Bag of Places in Pictures.
Kutter’s Cheese Factory – Corfu, New York
Kutter’s Cheese in Corfu, New YorkMural at Kutter’s Cheese Factory in Corfu, New York
Kaskaskia Dragon – Vandalia, Illinois
Sumoflam and the Fire Breathing Dragon of Kaskaskia in Vandalia, ILKaskaskia Dragon Breathes Fire in Vandalia, IL
Ketchikan, Alaska
The road in Ketchikan, AK ends with a cruise shipRoad up on stilts in Ketchikan, Alaska
King Kong Burgers – Omaha, Nebraska
King Kong Burgers in Omaha, near the Omaha Zoo
Kitsap Transit Foot Ferry – Port Orchard, Washington
Kitsap Foot Ferry in Port Orchard
Kensington District – Toronto, Ontario
Kensington Ave. in TorontoKing of KensingtonWelcome to Kensington
Kumano Magaibutsu – Kunisaki Peninsula – Oita, Japan
Some of Japan’s oldest stone carved Buddhas can be seen at Kumano Magaibutsu park in Oita
King’s Island – Cincinnati, Ohio
King’s Island Amusement Park north of Cincinnati, OH
Kool Breeze Motel – Irving, Texas
Kool Breeze Motel in Irving, Texas
Kregel Windmill Factory Museum – Nebraska City, Nebraska
Kregel Windmill Factory Museum in Nebraska City, NEKregel ELI Windmill framed by a flag on 9/11 in Nebraska City, Nebraska
Kabetogama Lake – International Falls, Minnesota
Kabetogama Lake – Voyageurs National ParkKabetogama Walleye
Welcome to Kemmerer DiamondvilleAntler Motel Neon Sign in Kemmerer. Love old neon signs.
Keelboat Park – Bismarck, North Dakota
Lewis and Clark Sculpture – Keelboat Park
Horse Racing at Keeneland – Lexington, KY
Horse Racing at Keeneland
Kanahwa Falls – Glen Ferris, West Virginia
Kanawha Falls in Glen Ferris, WVAnother shot of Kanawha Falls
Kremlin, Montana
Kremlin Post Office, Kremlin, MontanaKremlin, Montana — USA Style
Kumamoto Castle – Kumamoto, Japan
Kumamoto Castle, Kumamoto, Japan
Kountry Korners Krazy Kreatures – Kingston, Washington
Kountry Korners Krazy Kreatures – Kingston, WAA couple of wood carved folk at Kountry KornersWith my Eagle pal
Kadoka, South Dakota
Kadoka, South Dakota water towerOld Wagon Wheel Motel Neon Sign in KadokaFlag Bench in Kadoka, South Dakota
Kentucky Stonehenge – Munfordsville, Kentucky
Kentucky Stonehenge SignSumoflam at Kentucky Stonehenge
Keeper of the Plains – Wichita, Kansas
Keeper of the Plains – 50 foot tall statue in Wichita
Kings Hill Pass – Meagher County, Montana
Sumoflam at Kings Hill Summit in Montana
Killbuck, Ohio
Killbuck Depot on the Holmes County Trail in OhioWelcome to Killbuck
Keystone, South Dakota
Welcome to Keystone, SD
Ketchum, Idaho
Gnome on a Bike – loved this graphic on a bike shop in KetchumPioneer Saloon – Ketchum, Idaho
Kansas City, Missouri
The Blue Room – Kansas City, Missouri
If you like what you see, you may want to check out my book: Less Beaten Paths of America: Unique Town Names, available on Amazon. My second book, Less Beaten Paths of America: Quirky and Offbeat Roadside Attractions, will be available in late April or early May 2018. Click on the photo below for more details or to get a copy of the book.
Books 1 & 2
7 thoughts on “A Grab Bag from America’s Back Roads – The K Things #AtoZChallenge”
I chuckled at Chico’s Mexican Restaurant in Ketchikan–not a place that I would think of for good Mexican food. And combined with “The Best Pizza in Town”! I’d be curious to go there just to eat at that restaurant. I have a feeling that I’d be disappointed.
I chuckled at Chico’s Mexican Restaurant in Ketchikan–not a place that I would think of for good Mexican food. And combined with “The Best Pizza in Town”! I’d be curious to go there just to eat at that restaurant. I have a feeling that I’d be disappointed.
Arlee Bird
Tossing It Out
Funny! I had noticed that in the picture today when I posted it as well and I was committing to another person in the house here about that
That’s some photo collection! You must have spent an age finding all of those. Love your theme. Wilbur.
Thanks Wilbur…20 years of travel and 1000s of photos!! Still doing it too!
I have driven past Vandalia hundreds of times and NO idea they had a fire breathing dragon!!!!
Laura; It’s a real kick!! By the hardware store in town. You buy tokens to make it breath fire
A must see Laura!!!