Progress report on our auto trip from Branson Missouri to Los Angeles. I photographed a snow capped mountain inside the city limits of Flagstaff, AZ. Then I photographed two world famous tourist traps in Seligman, AZ.

Here's her foot sticking out the end of the cast.

OK, here's a little glitch in the second honeymoon road trip. The top picture is the ER entrance to Skaggs Community Hospital in Branson, MO. Why, you may ask, did I take that picture? Well, the second picture is Carolyn's ankles. You'll note that the left ankle looks a bit different from the right. The third picture is the X-ray of her left ankle. Even those of you out there who aren't accustomed to looking at X-rays will note that it doesn't look right. The bottom picture is the same ankle after the orthopedic surgeon at Skaggs Hospital put the bones back in place and put in enough hardware to keep them in place while they heal. Carolyn is not supposed to put weight on her left ankle for a month.

Fall colors in Branson, Missouri on November first.

Folk art in Lucas, Kansas.

The Sternberg Museum in Hays, Kansas. Quite a nice museum. If you're ever in Hays, or passing through on I-70, I recommend it.

Carolyn and me as Buffalo Bill and Annie Oakley at the Fick Museum in Oakley, Kansas. As far as I can tell, Annie Oakley never actually visited Oakley, Kansas, and the town isn't named after her.