"WHAT THEN IS TIME? IF NO ONE ASKS ME, I KNOW WHAT IT IS. IF I WISH TO EXPLAIN IT TO HIM WHO ASKS, I DO NOT KNOW". (Saint Augustine) Each day on a ride like this is marked by passage of miles, number of sag stops, minutes spent on the saddle, number of lbs. in the tires, when is breakfast, when does the van load, how long does the clothes dryer spin, how many mph does the air move, how many hours do I sleep, at what moment will the alarm ring and when will the destination hotel be within less than 10 miles? Today we rode into Oklahoma, traveling along I-40 on frontage roads that are the remnants of old Route 66. Much of those surfaces are good concrete. The route dripped with 1930's nostalgia. We entered terrain that is rolling hills and fields of red soil. There is now green grass to be mowed and the humidity is noticeable. Weatherford is in Custer county and named after the Weatherford family who were early homesteaders. Early industry was farming, brick, cement and broom manufacturing. Stafford Air and Space Museum is here named after famous son Michael P. Stafford who was on Gemini 9 and Apollo 10 space flight missions. Tomorrow it's on to Purcell, OK. Now it is TIME for bed.