Treasure Chamber
http://www.landesmuseum.li/Schatzkammer/tabid/226/Default.aspx
A tiny chapel on the side of the road.
Huge room. Comfortable bed. Great breakfast.
The Museum of Pinball is open to the public only during scheduled events. See their website for dates and times.
The location on the Roadtrippers map is wrong. The museum is located in Furnace Creek.
Bedbugs! A cheap room isn't cheap enough when one gets eaten alive while sleeping.
This is the type or roadside oddity that is best visited when one can meet its creator. The people who build such things are often as, or more, interesting than their art. Sadly, Lee is no longer with us. Given that Lee has passed and that this is a private home, we only stopped briefly to look at what we could see from the street. The sculptures provoke me to want to know more about Lee, and question whether this sort of thing helps or harms property values. :)
I'm glad we stopped, but am glad we didn't have to go very far out of the way to see it.
These are two bridges that cross the Salt River at Tempe Town Lake. One was built in 1931. The other was built in 1994. Both do their job well in getting me to the other side of the river.
A car atop an arch. Cool sculpture.
This is a house that was on a TV show. It is like many other houses, except that it was on a TV show.