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Route 66 reaches a stop sign as it passes through the little town of Daggett, California

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6074-daggett.jpg Mugwumps? I pass a former old gas station labeled "Mugwumps," near Daggett's stop signThumbnailsWhile riding through Daggett, I stop to check out the old sign for the now-defunct Sportsmans ClubMugwumps? I pass a former old gas station labeled "Mugwumps," near Daggett's stop signThumbnailsWhile riding through Daggett, I stop to check out the old sign for the now-defunct Sportsmans ClubMugwumps? I pass a former old gas station labeled "Mugwumps," near Daggett's stop signThumbnailsWhile riding through Daggett, I stop to check out the old sign for the now-defunct Sportsmans ClubMugwumps? I pass a former old gas station labeled "Mugwumps," near Daggett's stop signThumbnailsWhile riding through Daggett, I stop to check out the old sign for the now-defunct Sportsmans ClubMugwumps? I pass a former old gas station labeled "Mugwumps," near Daggett's stop signThumbnailsWhile riding through Daggett, I stop to check out the old sign for the now-defunct Sportsmans Club

Every now and then, one comes across a big Route 66 logo painted on the pavement. Supposedly, it's mostly Europeans who come here to see Route 66, not Americans.