100 years ago today, a number was assigned to a road—and it changed America forever.
On April 30, 1926, Route 66 was born.
But its story goes back much further.
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“So this is where it all starts?”
Jess takes her first steps on Route 66 — and meets two women whose advice feels like her mother’s voice.
🚦 My Summer on Route 66 – Chapter 1: “Today (Smashing Pumpkins)”
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Sadly many of these people where those I followed or added over the years for a love of travel and the open road. I know people are entitled to their opinions, but when all you hear and see is opinions those opinions begin not to matter. #nopoliticsplease
In the 7 years I’ve had this account I’ve never added any political organizations, news, politicians, or political parties. Today though I found myself bombarded by politics from all sides, leading me to delete many of those I followed or had follow me.
I’ll admit I haven’t been as attentive to this Twitter account as I should be. I guess I shouldn’t be surprised, yet am, that there have been so many political tweets and retweet’s in my feed.
Hey Route 66 community! Does anyone know Nick Freeth or Jon Robinson, the authors of Route 66: 2297 Miles from Chicago to LA, and Route 66: Lives on the Road, respectively? #route66#themotherroad#destinationRoute66