Today we visited the town of Seligman, Arizona, the birthplace of the Historic Route 66.

Established in 1926, the probably most famous road in the world celebrates the centennial.

After an engine oil and a brake fluid change for Herbie in Pahrump, Nevada, we hit the road towards Kingman, Arizona, following the Historic Route 66 further East.

Tomorrow we’ll stay overnight in Williams, Arizona, in order to visit the Grand Canyon on the day after.

We just started our road trip across the Southwestern United States by traveling from Ridgecrest, California, through Death Valley to Pahrump, Nevada.

Herbie has been running great so far, even though he was resting for so many years. Tomorrow we’ll be heading towards Route 66 in Kingman, Arizona.

After more than four long years we just reunited with Herbie in Ridgecrest, California – finally!

Herbie was sitting in his container all the time and yesterday we opened its doors for another road trip across the US Southwest.

But we had to reactivate the 63 years old man by changing a broken fuel pump due to evaporated gasoline, installing a new battery and mounting a new set of tires.

And as we’ll be traveling with our kiddo on the back seat for the first time, we bought a roof rack for our luggage as we won’t tow Herbie’s camper on this trip.

Herbie’s now enjoying his first night outdoors under a full moon with his brand new white wall tires…

…we’ll return to the US in two weeks and reunite with Herbie No. I and our friends in Ridgecrest, California.

Domi just had to get a new visa and now the three of us are ready for another adventure.

In 2013 we reached Egypt 🇪🇬 after we completed our tour all across Africa 🌍 from where we took a ferry to Turkey in order to get back home to Europe.

Now – ten years later – we returned to Cairo 🕌 (without Herbie) and visited the Pyramids of Giza 🐫 again but meanwhile together with our new family member… 👶🏼

Leaving new footprints 🦶 on our journeys around the world 🌍 with our little baby 👶. From now on Herbie will carry the three of us 👨‍👩‍👧 …

A third passenger for Herbie will join us this year…

We feel truly blessed with our new miracle family member.

California – Arizona – Utah – Colorado – New Mexico – Nevada

Had a blast spending time in the city that never sleeps during full moon.

Air-cooled regards from the historic U.S. Route ️66️ in Kingman, Arizona!

Staying overnight at the old-fasioned Ramblin’ Rose Motel.

Herbie has more than 230,000 km (or 140,000 mi) on the clock by touring the world and the speedometer continues spinning…

Looking forward to another 100,000 km!

The White Sands National Park in Southern New Mexico is the world’s largest gypsum dunefield and still grows…

The Carlsbad Caverns N.P. is like a magical fairyland hidden 750 feet (228 meters) underground. Absolutely worth visiting, however due to Covid, reservations are required in advance.

Staying at the Regal Inn Motel from ‘No Country for Old Men’ (a 2007 neo-Western by the Coen Brothers), which is one of Domi’s favorite movies. It actually hasn’t changed that much since then…

Regards from Las Vegas, New Mexico!

The Great Sand Dunes in Colorado and the mountains in the back create a perfect overall picture.

On our way into the State of Colorado we stopped by the Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park close to the town of Montrose and visited its Southern rim.

Welcoming Herbie to colorful Colorado!

Touring Utah’s State Route 128 – a scenic byway along the Colorado River.

The views over the canyons of Canyonlands National Park in Utah are always worth a trip! It looks a bit like we were stranded on Mars.

Traveling across the picturesque Navajo Nation, the largest native American territory.

Actually called ‘Canyon de Chelly’, this canyon is one of our most favorite ones and is located in the Northeastern part of Arizona within the Navajo Nation.

Celebrating our anniversary with our Love Bug in the USA – on the road from California to Arizona.