Joking a little bit, but yeah that is what it said after everyone came back from dinner and tried to log on to the motels tiny broadband. I'll let it run overnight. A Navajo motel, and no adult beverages for miles, go figure. The net connection has dropped me a couple of time.

For a little historical perspective on The Lone Ranger...

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Have fun, Hugh!

Are you going to "get" to stay in Mexican Hat? That is a real treat of a motel. Beautiful scenery in that part of the world.

H-T

That was great.

Don't think we're going to Mexican Hat. Monument Valley Inn tonight.

You're staying in Kayenta? Man, that place SUCKS.

You guys should check out the Coke Ovens near Florence and Superior, AZ. They're a good 20 miles from any sign of human life and with amazing scenery. You'd need a quad, dirtbike or horse to get there.

there is truck stop around there somewhere that serves some good fry bread and a bunch of other authentic Navajo foods

you need a portable Sat. link you can stick on the van and download while traveling

A sat. Link would be nice poor cell reception. The beer in Utah blows. The Heineken I'm drinking right now says it contains not more than 3.2% alcohol.

Home to my wonderful wife. 1,745 miles on the bus and another couple of hundred in vans and 4WDs. I figure 14 hours/day on average from when I left the hotel until I got my room at night.