By the time I reached Baxter Springs, I began to realize that mile per mile, I was spending more time in Kansas than any other Route 66 state. That says a lot about the treasures Kansas offers, considering there’s only 13 miles of the old road in the state. Almost half the day had passed, and I had only driven about 30 miles–not a good rate when you’re trying to cover 200-300 miles a day. Even after deciding that I needed to pick up the pace, I still devoted some time to walking around downtown Baxter Springs, Kansas. Murphey’s Restaurant […]