Day 2 of the Spring Tour started with a beautiful dawn, and a flat tire.
The rest of the group drove out through Beavers Bend State Park while the TR6 made a quick run for repairs.
Then we took off along the Indian Highway near Honobia, OK. Honobia is the self-styled Bigfoot Capital of the Wor;ld, so there’s that. The pavement is a bit rough in places, but otherwise the Indian Highway is one of the hands down best drives in Oklahoma. It’s a lot curvier than it appears from the photos – I just couldn’t take any photos on the curves because I needed both hands on the wheel. The treeline comes almost up to the road and then breaks away for some truly great view.
Of course, then we had to have some more car troubles. The Mini was leaking more than a little gas from the float bowls, so a brief stop to tinker with that and we were back on the road.
We managed to make it to lunch in Antlers before the deluge began.
Sadly, we had to cut the driving short, but naps followed by beer and dinner was not a bad substitute.
