San Jose is yet another traditional, small New Mexico town, that has exactly what–by this point on the trip–you’ve come to expect to find. There are dirt roads leading past the town’s adobe church, surrounded by picturesque, traditional houses, most of which are also made of adobe. There’s the church… … and a few of the surrounding houses. San Jose was originally a Route 66 town, even though nowadays the Interstate and the frontage road both bypass it. But the proof of San Jose’s Route 66 heritage can still be found on the east side of town: This old thru-truss […]