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A New Start in Life Part 19
We felt like royalty being escorted through the streets of Chicago in the
middle of the large motorcycles, we followed as much of the original route
of the road as we could, but without the local knowledge of our escort we
would never have found it.
A brief description of how we got out of Chicago, the city has loads of
signs for route 66, even though it doesn't really exist as a road.
However in Chicago the historic start was Jackson Blvd but this was built
on for the world fair, so now the start is the intersection of Lake Shore
Drive and Jackson Drive.
Then through Cicero (Al Capone fame) and Berwyn, into Lyons down Ogden
Avenue and past the Hoffman Tower and Dam; onto McCook past General Motors
and the Wishing Well Motel, which is where we said goodbye to our escort,
the bikes swept into the motel and we followed, we said goodbye, we had
only known these guys a short time, but counted them as friends.
The last three to leave were Al senior; Al junior and Big Ed, Al Junior
said a fond farewell to Kelly, trying to suck her tonsils out!
Al senior gave us a piece of advice (well I think it was advice) he said,
"One of our rules is 'Never hit a woman who's carrying a monkey wrench'
remember that girls."
And Big Ed gave Charley a hug telling her, "Your daddy would be proud of
you girl." Then he gave each of us a pouch, when we opened it; it
contained a aerosol of pepper spray, with his usual laconic grin he simply
said, "Modern day monkey wrench!"
The three 'hogs' roared off and we were on our own, sad to be leaving but
excited as to what as to come.
Kelly was no good for driving, I think she really felt something for young
Al, so Charley drove, we were heading for somewhere around Springfield
Illinois.
But we didn't get very far as we saw a sign for Dell Rheas Chicken Basket,
so as we were hungry we pulled off.
We were not disappointed the food was brilliant, and we took some with us.
Now it was after three in the afternoon and we still had about 150 miles
to travel before our campsite for the week!
I had told Kelly and Shonali that I was going to tell Charley about
myself, as I felt it wasn't fair on her, so as Shoni drove I started
speaking, "Charley, I've got something to tell you, before we go too far
so you can get home if you feel you can't travel with us."
Charley looked at me with those big brown eyes, asking, "What ever could
be so bad Susanna?"
There was no easy way to tell her, so I simply said, "Charley, I'm not a
complete girl, I was born a boy, but I'm transitioning!"
Her reaction stunned me, she looked me up and down those big brown eyes
looking into my soul and simply said, "Ok" and that was it!
Even Kelly was taken by surprise at this reaction, she swivelled around
and said, "Ok, is that all"
Charley gave that small wry smile of hers and said, "Yes, so Susie was
born a guy, for goodness sake, just look at her, she's a girl, simple, but
thanks guys for telling me, really you had no need."
And that was it, no histrionics nothing, it was like a non-event and I'd
been building myself up to telling her for a while.
She looked at me with a cheeky grin and said, "well you've gotta make out
like a girl, because Mac said he'd never kissed a girl as sexy and sweet!"
That caused me to blush and Kelly and Shoni to have hysterics, Shoni
spluttered, "Oh Charley, you're going to fit in just fine, already you've
found out our Susie blushes really easy"
We carried on driving, and just before six in the evening we arrived at
our campground near Springfield the Double J Campground.
We had phoned ahead and had a 'primitive camp site' booked for a week the
grand total for this was $120.
The place was really nice, being the end of the summer it was quite, with
only a couple of primitive campers, now compared to the others, we were
really primitive a simple 3 man tent, the others were far bigger, so we
pitched up, sorted ourselves out, found the shower block and boiled some
water for a drink.
Four young girls travelling on their own aroused a lot of curiosity,
especially when the found out the demographic spread, as (I now know)
usually the American people are very gregarious and not reserved like in
the UK.
Soon we were talking to most of the other guy's around us, incidentally
they were of all ages, Charley got out her guitar and I was coaxed into
singing.
Now I never thought that I had a good singing voice, in fact a cat being
tortured springs to mind, but when I had my vocal chords tensioned this
apparently changed because everyone tells me I now have a - while not
great singing voice, adequate is a fair way of describing it, a sort of
mellow Bonny Tyler!
So we finally settled down in the tent to go to sleep, as we undressed I
could see Charley looking at me kind of curious like, so I asked her, "Are
you certain you are comfortable with me, because I'd understand it
if.........." I tailed off.
Charley looked guilty at me noticing and answered, "No honest Susie, I'm
so cool with you, it's just that well, errm you don't look any different
to us guys."
We settled down in the tent, and once in our sleeping bags there was
enough room, tents must be designed with men in mind; as girls are smaller
this was just fine for us, we lay head to feet, chatting away, I was
talking to Kelly's feel on one side and Charley's feet on the other, Shoni
only had Charley's feet to talk to!
Charley asked, "So you guy's haven't know each other since you were little
girls?"
Shoni answered saying, "Yes we have, Susie's our little girl, aren't you
sweetheart?"
I grunted at this responding, "yes mum" Shoni just giggled and started to
tell he the story of my life from when I was reborn as Susanna.
Soon the four of us were giggling away as the trials and tribulations of
my rapid crash course in femininity was revealed; how I used to poke my
eye out putting mascara on, my problems with false eyelashes, everything
was out in the open, but I didn't mind in the slightest - I liked Charley
a LOT.
Charley commented, "I can see why, false eyelashes can be bitches at
times" that night we really got to know each other.
Charley opened up about herself and how she missed her parents, her life
growing up as an only child; Kelly and Shoni told her about themselves so
really in that small tent in the town of Springfield Illinois we started
cementing our friendship.
Next morning up and boiled some water for a drink, shower block then food,
we found 'The Cozy Dog' drive in where we had a monstrous breakfast for
$6, this would set us up for the day, then off we went.
This was the routine for the next week, we travelled far and wide, we saw
the Mississippi up at Alton, went on a river cruise sightseeing, we were
going to visit the winery's but as we were underage we didn't.
So we went on the Sam Vadalabene bike trail and hired bikes this is about
20 miles of excellent trail.
Next we visited Galena, a lovely old fashioned town, with loads to see, it
was while we were there that we decided to spend more time so we looked
around and found that we could camp off the trail in the Shawnee National
Forest, so we decided on a while there - we were in no rush.
Around Springfield there is load to see concerning Abraham Lincoln, so we
concentrated on these sites, the time at the campsite was wonderful.
Word got around about these girls travelling around the world so me made
many friends, in the evening people would come from the caravan site
(called RV's) to sit on the grass talk and sing, guys about the same age
were attracted like fly's around honey - not that we were complaining.
The we moved to the Shawnee National Forest, to try our hand at really
primitive camping, no amenities at all except at the north end of the
Kinkaid lake trail where there were toilets, in this area we canoed
walked, visited the Garden of the Gods and the Cave-in-Rock national park,
We camped close by a stream or creek as they call them. While we were
here was the first time Charley had seen me naked as we had strip washes
to keep fresh and clean.
I never gave it a thought because the three of us had seen each other
naked and thought nothing about it, when Charley saw me washing, she did a
double take at the sight of my vagina, she managed to stammer, "b, b,b,
but I thought you were a guy?"
I was a bit mystified and answered "I am until my operation" "but you have
a doo dah!" it was then I realised what she meant and explained about my
prosthetic vagina, telling her that I would have to remove it soon to let
my skin breath and recover, then I joked with her saying, "when it does
come off, you won't see much difference cos I'm not huge down there."
Soon it was time to move on further down Route 66, so we packed up the
jeep and headed off to re-join the road at Springfield.
We called in at Bill Shea's Gas station for a look and a photo opportunity
and some advice, the original 1923 route we were told was not very
interesting, the later 1930 four lane route was better, so on this advice
we set off.
Another set of photo's at 'Our Lady of the Highways' near Raymond, then
off again we entered St Louis and as per the guide avoided areas that were
said to be unsafe (after all we were 4 girls) We entered Missouri by the
Martin Luther King memorial bridge.
We all felt like we needed a bit of pampering after four days in the
forest, so we decided to splash out on a motel for a couple of days to
return to feeling normal.
We carried on past St. Louis heading for a place mentioned in our guide in
a place called Cuba; The Wagon Wheel Motel, we never thought to book, or
phone ahead, we simply pitched up, four dishevelled girls and a 4 x 4.
The big Neon sign could be seen for miles, and apparently it was original,
this was where we pulled into.
What a lovely place this was, brick built units, spotlessly clean
absolutely charming, if the sight of us put the reception off, they
certainly didn't show it, we explained what we were doing, and as we had
been primitive camping we needed some comfort.
I couldn't praise them enough, so friendly, accommodating they had a room
big enough so the four of us stayed in a double room for $85 a night, we
decided as the place was so nice to stay for four days. We had saved money
camping for free in the forests - so it was pamper time.
It was heaven getting a shower, washing our hair properly, I took the
chance to let my skin breath and removed my vagina.
This really was perfectly normal as Kelly and Shoni had seen me before,
but for Charley's sake I was a bit circumspect about exposing myself, but
Charley being Charley sitting on the bed drying her hair as I was
struggling with a towel trying not to upset her sensibilities as the sight
of me, to all intents and purposes a 20 year old attractive girl with a
man's thing albeit a very small mans thing could upset her.
She simply said, "Susanna, you'll find it a heck of a lot easier if you
had three arms, which you don't! Look, sometime in this trip of ours I'm
going to see you naked, so let's get it over with!"
Smiling sheepishly I decided that 'what the hell' and got changed like the
rest of the girls Charley simply said, "Good, now we got that over with,
I'm hungry let's eat".
We each had on short sundresses, which us three had bought in Chicago, and
some low heel fancy sandals, these took no room in our back packs so we
had decided to keep them with us to remind us we were girls! (Especially
me)
We went out to the Missouri Hick Bar-B-Q and really stuffed our faces,
this put a whole new and wonderful meaning on a Bar-B-Q as usual everyone
was so very friendly and welcoming as we had come to expect, however it
was more so when they heard our English accents.
In Missouri we did the tourist places that took our fancy - Ted Drewes
Frozen Custard, there are words I have used many time in relation to food
in this leg of the trip BUT this was to die for, absolutely scrummy!
We spent a day at the Wolf Sanctuary, then the Jesse James Museum and
Meramac Caverns. Onondaga Cave State Park.
The final day we spent in the town of Cuba looking at the murals down
town, the biggest rocking chair in the world, we did some shopping and
visited a history museum.
Next was onto Kansas, now Kansas only has 13 miles of Route 66 running
through it, initially we were going to drive straight through, but we
decided to camp for a few days (we were in no rush).
We found a campsite near the town of Baxter, and as usual food was on our
minds, so we ate at the Caf? on the Route or the little Brick Inn, the
food was good and cheap (apparently it closed in 2013, so we were lucky.)
We did some sight seeing, Fort Blair being one of the places, this was
originally built as a Union Fort and was involved in a massacre.
One thing that did happed while in Kansas was that we were happily
driving, singing away to the radio and chatting as girls do, when Kelly -
who was driving said, "Oh, oh girls we got visitors" looking behind us a
group of about half a dozen motor bikes were rapidly catching us, they
flanked us and simply looked at us, which made us feel very uncomfortable.
Then one of them waved and smiled gave us the thumbs up and off they
roared, we stopped a bit further down the road to stop trembling when a
lone bike pulled up, a scary looking guy, long hair in a pony tail - but
his bike was immaculate, he switched off and came across to us saying, "Hi
little ladies, apologies for scaring you, but we were told to keep an eye
out for four girls in a Tan SUV." He was a Warrior, which relieved us
greatly, so we talked, offered him a soda then after a while then off he
roared.
Shoni looked at the three of us and quietly said, "It really does look
like they are keeping an eye on us!"
Oklahoma was our next state, again food was on our mind, so we stopped at
Clanton's Caf? in Vinita, where the portions were huge but really good
also in this town was the biggest McDonalds all of us had ever seen
(including Charley).
We carried on calling at Galloway park where there was a huge totem pole,
it was massive and said to be 90' tall, through Oklahoma City onto Geary
where the original road was a dirt track for 5 miles it was a bit iffy but
passable, in our ignorance we thought all dirt road sections would be like
this - Oh how wrong we were!
We camped again for a few days visiting the Clinton Route 66 museum then
we were off again to Texas. After a weeks camping we decided to become
girly again, so we stopped at a place called Shamrock and booked into the
Econolodge where a double bed room for 4 cost $60.
It was an average hotel, but heaven after camping, we did some touristy
type things then moved on closer to Amarillo, another bit of dirt road,
again no problems with it, at a place called Groom there was an amazing
structure a leaning water tower!
Conway a place called the 'Bug Farm' where VW bugs are buried nose down
(in the UK we call them VW Beetles) We couldn't go the Jericho gap route
as this is private but soon we were at Amarillo, the airport is built over
the original route so another diversion.
Back to camping again we went to Lake Meredith free campsite, there's
drinking water and rest rooms where we camped at Cedar Canyon, and we
camped on the beach.
Went to Palo Duro Canyon, and trekked around there for a day we went for a
meal at the Big Texan Steak House! In one-way this was a mistake because
we couldn't eat it all - we each left with a 'doggy bag, in another way it
was great, good food and a good atmosphere.
Let me explain! We were starving, so we started off with a 'Big Texan
Appetiser', which was Fried Mushrooms, Mountain Oysters, Cheese stix and
Big Texan Howlers this was between us - we found out two things, Mountain
Oysters have never seen the sea! And the Howlers were HOT breaded deep
fried Jalape?o's.
Then we each had a 12oz steak with all the trimmings, this was when we
raised the white flag in surrender and the doggy bags came into play!
But we went there for breakfast while we were in Amarillo and for $10 we
had between us the Big Texan Breakfast Buffet, which set us up for the
day!
Now onto New Mexico, just before the state line we passed through a ghost
town called Glenrio, it felt eerie.
Between Glenrio and San Jon the original road is unpaved and rough, we
thought the previous sections of old road were rough, but this was 19
miles of sheer hell - well sort of; but we made it, the Jeep did us proud!
We carried on until a place called Cuervo where again the original road
goes unpaved, as we had just done the Glenrio section we though 'no
problems to us' This was only 16 miles of purgatory, the road was
overgrown, pot holed, rough in short absolute shit! To cover the 16 miles
or so took us nearly 3 hours.
At the end I could have cried because there was a high very uneven cattle
guard, and we got stuck on it! That was it, we couldn't go forward or
back, according to our map Santa Rosa was the next town, but that was
miles away; we tried a few things to try and free ourselves but as it was
getting dark we realised we were here for the night, so we had to sleep in
the car!
Luckily we had water and some food we had picked up at a store, well I say
food, it was chocolate, some biscuits (cookies), but it would do, so we
got our trusty stove out made some coffee and had a council of war.
We decided that tomorrow we would try to use the car's jack and any timber
or rocks we could find to try and get the car our, we all were really
despondent.
Things were quite as we had no phone signal, to get to the nearest
interstate was a good walk, so for the time being we were on our own!
We went to sleep early and spent a not too bad night in the car, snuggled
up to each other.
We were awake at daylight, made some coffee and had some cookies for
breakfast, luckily we had lots of water as we bought it by the case and we
had 4 cases in the back of the Jeep, food was more of a problem, but once
we freed ourselves today we'd be ok - right?
Well wrong as it so happens. We tried packing the underneath out with
anything we could find, jacking the back of the car up then using the 4
wheel drive slowly move forward and hopefully we would be free, plan 'A'
an abject failure.
Plan 'B' cry! A stupendous success! Didn't do much to help us but we did
feel better, plan C was devised after plan 'B' two of us would either have
to walk to the interstate or to a place where we could get a phone signal.
We all were willing to go, but in the end Charley and Kelly were chosen,
Kelly was the one of us who did the most walking and Charley chose herself
saying, "Well you'll need someone who speaks the language - right".
We had seen what the weather had been like so the two of them dressed
accordingly, with wide brimmed hats, to keep the sun off them good boots
and long lightweight trousers also water proofs, and one of our first aid
kits.
We packed two of our day sacks with most of what food we had and water,
remembering that they had to carry this stuff on their backs.
The plan was to get to I-40 then head south on it to get help, while Shoni
and I remained with the car.
We really didn't want to separate, but felt that we had no option; we made
sure the girls took their pepper spray with them! Just in case.
The next morning we said goodbye, and watched them follow the road until
they were out of sight, then we had another attempt at freeing the Jeep,
but with two of us we didn't get far.
Night came and no sign of the girls or help, so the two of us drank some
water and snuggled up to sleep, at least the girls had sleeping bags with
them.
The next day really passed slowly, the two of us imagined all sorts of
awful things happening to Charley and Kelly; we were sat in the shade of
the car when we heard a strange noise.
Standing up the noise was coming closer and sounded like a motor bike,
putting our pepper spray in our pockets (you can't be too sure) we scanned
all around, then we saw two motor bikes about a mile away, heading towards
us - we were saved, or so we hoped!
The two trail bikes roared in, skidded to a stop then two whirling
dervishes bounded off the back of them and ran towards us, it was Charley
and Kelly, they managed to get their helmets off and leapt onto to us
crying and hugging us - our nightmare was over after three days.
These guys were Warriors and had been looking for us as we had been late
getting where they expected us (if that makes sense) as they had not seen
the Jeep some guys were on the road looking for us and found Charley and
Kelly as they were walking along I-40.
The guys looked at out attempts to free ourselves, and from what I
gathered we had been doing the right things, but not enough of it!
Tom and Garry (our saviours) said that there was a truck on the way with
some guys to get us free, we offered them coffee, soda, or water and of
course cookies which is all we had left.
Garry snorted with laughter telling Tom, "Geez these Brits are
unbelievable, stuck in the wilds with rattlers and scorpions for three
days and the offer us tea!"
Shoni, who missed the irony naively told him, "Well we have tea if you
prefer but no milk"
Garry still chuckling said he would have a soda, I picked something up
from his comments and asked, "You mean that they're snakes around here?"
he nodded saying, "and scorpions"
The four of us looked at each other in shock, we had never even thought
about things like this! We had better wise up before Australia where there
are all sorts of creatures ready, willing and able to kill you!
They had a soda and very soon a big tow truck arrived together with four
other guys, all members of the brotherhood, they grunted when they saw
where we got stuck and asked if we took any notice of the EZ guide?
This confused us until they pointed out that the guide did warn drivers
that there was an uneven cattle guard (which is what we got stuck on)
.Ooops talk about embarrassment!
However even though these guys knew what they were doing it still took
them four hours to release us.
So we would have stood no chance without the help of these guys. I gave a
silent thanks to Al senior and his friends for looking after us.
Finally we were off the cattle guard and ready to continue, Kelly asked,
"Can you point us in the direction of a Motel?"
One of the guys called Elmer who had come with the truck simply answered,
"You aint stopping at any hotel little lady, come on back to the ranch and
stay with Becca and me, she'll be glad of some female company."
We protested that we couldn't impose, but he made argument impossible when
he simply said, "I owe Chuck Willis my life girl, his daughter is the only
way I can say thanks to him, you're staying with Becca and me!" then he
added, "Oh and the boys." We surrendered at this; Charley's dad was a
well-respected man!
Most of these guys were in their fifties, the youngest was Jo, who was
still in the army on leave at the moment he was in his mid twenties, the
truck was a huge really high tow truck with banks of spotlights pointing
forwards and backwards it was a work horse, but well loved.
We followed them to the highway then turned south, and then we headed up a
dirt road until we reached the ranch, I really didn't know what to expect,
I had seen films with ranches and TV programmes but this was the first
time I had seen one in the flesh so to speak.
There was a large central main building with a veranda running all along
the front (and back I later found out).
One side of the yard had barns, the other had a fenced off field with
about a dozen horses in it, there were stable blocks, sheds, and what I
found out was a bunk house.
The house was in a C shape, very old looking but really well maintained,
as we pulled up outside it a slender woman came out shouting, "you found
them?"
Then she came to the Jeep and looked at us saying, "Come along inside,
you'll be ready for a shower - I'm Becca, welcome to my home"
With that she shepherded us inside the smell of food making our tummy's
rumble and showed us where we could change and as she put it freshen up.
After three days stuck in the wilderness using bottled water to wash that
was a diplomatic way of saying we were a bit ripe!
Becca was a perfect foil for her husband Elmer, he was a well muscled guy,
about 6' 6" and I would guess about 50 years old, whipcord thin, his
features weathered by the sun and working outside.
Becca on the other hand was the same height as Kelly and Shoni, very
slender and very feminine, I would put her mid forties with classic good
looks, she had laughter lines true, but they enhanced her looks, she must
have been stunning when she was younger, because she was still stunning
now!
The room we were shown was huge, a bathroom attached, we were in heaven,
hot running water - so started a most wonderful period of out trip - one
of many where the kindness of strangers gave you faith in the world.
Dottie
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