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The road to Oatman
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A little stop along the way.
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All about Oatman.
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The only street light in Oatman.
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| Normally there are burros walking around town, but I guess they stayed away because of all the crowds. You can buy carrots at most of the shops to feed the burros. |
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The Burro Braying Contest
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| The person who can sound most like a burro wins. |
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Walking Around Oatman
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Some of the stores in town.
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The town is very busy today.
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Marla the Prickle
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I liked this house up on the hill.
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The Olive Oatman Saloon
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This is where we had lunch.
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A working player piano.
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The waiters and waitresses were wearing pajamas in honor of the Bed Races.
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The watier said that this was the last health inspector that came there.
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I can't believe she is eating that!
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Yum! This is tasty.
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What? Doesn't everyone eat ketchup with half-and-half?
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Oatman Art Gallery
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Outside the art gallery.
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They let Marla take one free rock and then told her about it. She chose an obsidian rock.
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A really cool sculpture.
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These frogs are really nice.
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A Wild West Shootout
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Toilet Seat Toss Contest
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They are tossing duct tape covered toilet seats on to traffic cones.
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The Bed Races
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Contestants have to run the bed to the end of the course...
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put socks on their hands...
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and make the bed. Then run back to the start.
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The "Mad Hatters of Mohave" Red Hat Ladies.
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| They took men out of the crowd - including Mark - to make the bed for them.
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