About Adventures of a GoodMan

My name is Greg Goodman, and this is the magazine of my life.
. . . .Through it, I invite you to join me on a virtual photographic trip around the world, complimented by stories and multimedia from the road.
Think of the site as my answer to the age-old question: I traveled; now what?
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- What Does Traffic Look Like in the Philippines?
- A Photoshop Conundrum: Does No Grate = a Great Photo?
- Take a Tour of Tainan, Taiwan – Historic Buildings, Temples & More
- How Tripod Photography Led to an Incredible Local Experience in Taipei
- The World’s Most Exciting Baseball Game in Taiwan
- Rolling Rice Fields in Sapa, Viet Nam
- A Curvy Casino Dome at Niagara Falls
- Indiana Jones and the Berlin Tempelhof Airport
- Musings, Observations and Interesting Experiences from the Philippines
- A Horrible “Hostel” in Taipei… Where I Had a Great Night’s Sleep
Latest Related Adventures
Giant Blue Whales in Oklahoma on Route 66
Referred to as Blue by those who maintain him, Catoosa’s most famous whale is a must-see on Route 66 in Oklahoma. Situated on the shore of a pond, the wooden structure has a water slide and a pair of ladders so visitors can climb up and view the vista from the whale’s head or tail.
read more >>Snow, Rain, Hobos and More Americana in New Mexico and Arizona: Highlights
Though I am now living in our new apartment in San Francisco, there are still a couple more photos and stories from Route 66. As I left Texas and entered New Mexico and then Arizona, I found myself wondering, “is this the desert?” All my life I pictured the desert …
read more >>A History Lesson From a Hobo in Two Guns, Arizona
Imagine my surprise when I hear a voice saying, “Hello. How are you doing?” Well, after pretty much jumping out of my skin in shock, I took a look at my greeter: an old hobo complete with the tattered jacket, hole-filled gloves, socks coming out of the shoes and a smell to match.
read more >>Jokes, Americana and Burritos at Delgadillo’s Snow Cap Drive-In
Since 1953, a member of the Delgadillo family has been serving up fountain drinks, burgers, burritos, malts and a steady supply of comedy at Delgadillo’s Snow Cap Drive-In in Seligman, AZ: a Route 66 classic. The fun began as soon as I got out of my car, parked in a …
read more >>Snow, Rain and More Americana on Route 66 in New Mexico and Arizona – This and That
New Mexico When I was in Santa Fe, New Mexico, it actually snowed. But not like back home with big flakes. These were small round balls: almost like hail, but not hail. On Sunday, the south is closed. I think I’m the only person who drives through the desert and …
read more >>Snow, Rain and More Americana on Route 66 in New Mexico and Arizona – Photos
Travel photography and stories from Arizona and New Mexico during my trip across Route 66.
read more >>Giant Whales and Cadillacs on Route 66 in Oklahoma and Texas
The road trip continues. Leaving the desolate stretch of Route 66 in Kansas behind, I paid a visit to the World’s Largest Totem pole before spent a night in a classic Route 66 motel in Oklahoma. From there my journey west continued as I watched the scenery morph from mountains …
read more >>Giant Whales and Cadillacs on Route 66 in Oklahoma and Texas – This and That
I had a defective gas pump outside Oklahoma City. First it kept shutting off like it was done even though I had just started pumping. Next, after finally finding a position that kept it on, the thing actually overflowed my gas tank. A man who worked at the gas station …
read more >>Giant Whales and Cadillacs on Route 66 in Oklahoma and Texas – Photos
Oklahoma – View the set on flickr Texas – View the set on flickr Oklahoma [flickrset id="72157622554967991" thumbnail="square" overlay="true" size="medium"] Texas [flickrset id="72157622679482458" thumbnail="square" overlay="true" size="medium"]
Sorry Oregon Trail, I’m taking bedbugs to go with my trip through Americana on Route 66 in Missouri and Kansas
Change of plans. Instead of shooting north to take the Oregon Trail, I’ve decided to just stay on Route 66 all the way to Los Angeles. It’s just too much fun! / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / After leaving St. Louis, …
read more >>Religious Farmers, Smoking in Restaurants and Other Observations
When I asked for directions at a post office in Missouri, the woman actually said to me, “go west young man.” Classic. Store employees are constantly impressed by my New York license plate and how far I’ve driven. Some nights I eat out…others I eat random foods I brought with …
read more >>Travel Photography Highlights from Route 66 in Missouri and Kansas
Travel photography and stories from my trip across Route 66.
read more >>Adios East Coast, I’m Packing my Car and Driving Route 66 Across America to Relocate to San Francisco!
For those who don’t know, I’m on the move again…this time on a road trip across America. After years of talking about it and planning it, I am finally moving out to San Francisco where Carrie just found us a great apartment a block off of Haight Ashbury. So, on …
read more >>Route 66 Past and Present: A Summary
Sometimes referred to as The Mother Road or Main Street of America, Route 66 was paved in 1926 and was the primary way for drivers to get from Chicago to Los Angeles until the creation of the interstate highway system. During the Great Depression, countless farmers packed up their lives …
read more >>British GPS’, 50ozs of Coke, Budweiser Brewery Tours and Other Observations
Due to a silly law that any car 1995 or older must be inspected in the city it is registered in, I had to drive back to New York City for an inspection instead of heading directly to Washington, DC to begin my trip. No big deal, but it was …
read more >>Travel Photography Highlights from Getting to the Mother Road and Driving the First Leg of Route 66
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For 13 days I drove across Route 66 from East to West armed with my camera and laptop to record the whole adventure. These pages are a chronicle of the people, places, gas stations, kitschy roadside attractions and Americana that made it the most memorable road trip of my life.
- Adios East Coast, I’m Packing my Car and Driving Route 66 Across America to Relocate to San Francisco!
- Route 66 Past and Present: A Summary
- British GPS’, 50ozs of Coke, Budweiser Brewery Tours and Other Observations
- Travel Photography Highlights from Getting to the Mother Road and Driving the First Leg of Route 66
- Snow, Rain, Hobos and More Americana in New Mexico and Arizona: Highlights
- A History Lesson From a Hobo in Two Guns, Arizona
- Jokes, Americana and Burritos at Delgadillo’s Snow Cap Drive-In
- Snow, Rain and More Americana on Route 66 in New Mexico and Arizona – This and That
- Snow, Rain and More Americana on Route 66 in New Mexico and Arizona – Photos