The crew makes a pit stop at The Blue Whale of Catoosa, a colossal waterside structure just east of the good ol' town of Catoosa, Oklahoma. This place has become an iconic symbol along the old Route 66, a testament to quirky American roadside attractions. However, time hasn't been kind to this once-thriving park. It's been shut down for decades, and the wear and tear on the place have become more than evident.

As they arrive, the crew is greeted by a scene that's both intriguing and eerie. The giant blue whale that once hosted visitors is now in a state of disrepair, with peeling paint and signs of rust. The decades of neglect have left their mark, and the park is considered unsafe due to both structural issues and the presence of potentially dangerous animals lurking within its confines.

Despite these obstacles, it's the perfect backdrop for the ongoing Roast to Coast photo book. The crew sees beauty in the decay, the way nature and time have woven a story of abandonment and transformation around this colossal creature. This setting, with its overgrown vegetation and eerie ambiance, provides a unique canvas for the crew to embrace their carefree spirit and push the boundaries of safety.

As they roam the park grounds, the crew members each find their own way to interact with the decaying beauty of The Blue Whale. Some strike bold poses near the giant structure, capturing the essence of adventure amidst the ruins. Others explore the remnants of what was once a thriving family attraction, pondering the history and the people who once flocked here for fun.

It's here, amidst the faded glory and forgotten dreams, that the crew continues their journey of Roast to Coast. The Blue Whale of Catoosa stands as a testament to the passage of time, and its haunting beauty adds a unique and captivating element to their adventure along Route 66.