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Jim & Kay · 05-24-2018, 03:41 PM

Yes we found the part of 66 in IL pretty difficult since we were towing. We did enjoy Funks Grove and we picked up some delicious maple syrup and they had a good turn around for large rigs. We also enjoyed the Luna Cafe in Mitchell, with all the history of days gone by. The Chain of Rocks bridge is no longer open to traffic except bicycles and foot traffic but a must see for Route 66 buffs.

05-24-2018, 03:41 PM	#9
Jim & Kay Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Tazewell, Virginia Posts: 286	Yes we found the part of 66 in IL pretty difficult since we were towing. We did enjoy Funks Grove and we picked up some delicious maple syrup and they had a good turn around for large rigs. We also enjoyed the Luna Cafe in Mitchell, with all the history of days gone by. The Chain of Rocks bridge is no longer open to traffic except bicycles and foot traffic but a must see for Route 66 buffs. __________________ HAPPY TRAILS TO YOU Jim, Kay, & Our Furry Kids 2012 Cougar HC 5er 291RLS aka "Rt 66 B&B" 2008 Toyota Tundra aka "The Hoss" 4X4 Limited DC 5.7 L 6 S Tranny w/TowHaul 4.30 RG 20" tires Firestone Airbags w/compressor 16K Superglide hitch Lovers of Route 66