PRODUCT REVIEW

Celebrating The Holidays In The Year of Apocalypse

by jimhinckleysamerica | December 2, 2020 | community development, Fashion, Lifestyle, PRODUCT REVIEW, true crime | 0 Comments

In my short time here on planet earth I have survived a couple of hurricanes and tornados, an ill advised attempt to earn my pay on the rodeo circuit, several car accidents, an epic desert dust storm or two, a few blizzards in the north country, a couple of wild...

The Phoenix

by jimhinckleysamerica | April 1, 2020 | Adventure, automotive history, community development, Kingman Arizona, Lifestyle, Miscellaneous, PRODUCT REVIEW, RECOMMENDED LOCATIONS, ROUTE 66, Route 66 authors, Travel, Travel Tips, Uncategorized | 3 Comments

We are living through one of the most fascinating, most unnerving, most trans-formative periods the world has seen since at least WWII. To be honest I would rather be reading about it in history books rather than watching it unfold. I would like to skip to the end of...

We Have Nothing To Fear (Just Kidding)

by jimhinckleysamerica | March 23, 2020 | Adventure, community development, Kingman Arizona, Lifestyle, Miscellaneous, PRODUCT REVIEW, ROUTE 66, Route 66 authors, Travel, Travel Tips, Uncategorized | 0 Comments

Am I the only one that feels like a rabid bear is chasing me but with my shoe laces tied together, and a bag with a wolverine in one hand and a bag with a bobcat in the other, it is becoming increasingly hard to keep the panic in check? Still, the show must go on. And...

Murder, Mayhem & Road Trips

by jimhinckleysamerica | Jun 16

On the evening of October 4, 1919, about twenty-five miles west of Seligman behind a small hill along the National Old Trails Road, predecessor to Route 66, a shepherd tending a flock made a startling discovery: the smoldering body of a man. Yavapai County sheriff...

Walking Shoes, Neon Nights & A Few Updates

by jimhinckleysamerica | Jun 23

In regards to longevity and a very active and productive life, I would not mind emulating Ezra Meeker. However, even though I have long been a fan of the extended walkabout and often give thought to traveling Route 66 in a Model T, Model A, or Hudson Super Six, coast to coast adventures of an epic nature like the ones that Meeker made are not on my to do list.