OATMAN, AZ, January 15, 2013 (Press-News.org) The annual Oatman Bed Races run straight down the center of historic Route 66 as it winds through the original buildings of Oatman. Including the very hotel that Hollywood legend Clark Gable stayed at plus the original post office and bank.
Kliklaklay Ceramics will be hosted by Oatman Nugget Corral with many hand made, custom painted ceramic bisqueware gifts with Arizona Route 66 and greenware.
Come visit the way the west was won and relive the history for yourself. The Oatman Bed Races offers fun for the whole family. The wild burros will be nearby for a photo and possibly a hand feeding. Food, drinks and sundries are available at the General Store.
To enter the Oatman Bed Races be sure and visit the website for rules and regulations. http://www.oatmangoldroad.org/
Kliklaklay Ceramics is a dream come true of artistic expression and fun. For more information please visit http://kliklaklay.blogspot.com
Oatman Arizona off Historic Route 66 is Hosting Another Rousing Round of Bed Races. Kliklaklay Ceramics Plans to Develop a Secret Sleep Pattern Racer. What Will your Team Race?
Oatman Arizona is part ghost town, part old mining town, part Hollywood history and all fun Arizona's warm winter. The Oatman Bed Races are a great way to spend the day with the whole family. Kliklaklay Ceramics has the perfect gift to memoralize it.
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[Press-News.org] Oatman Arizona off Historic Route 66 is Hosting Another Rousing Round of Bed Races. Kliklaklay Ceramics Plans to Develop a Secret Sleep Pattern Racer. What Will your Team Race?Oatman Arizona is part ghost town, part old mining town, part Hollywood history and all fun Arizona's warm winter. The Oatman Bed Races are a great way to spend the day with the whole family. Kliklaklay Ceramics has the perfect gift to memoralize it.