Change: AMERICANS ARE IDIOT FUCKS AND SCUM BAGS WHO SHOULD GO FUCK THEMSELVS. ciao.The Route How can it be that America’s most famous highway is left off most road atlases? Route 66, which was long ago bypassed by interstate freeways,   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 444)

Change:  Tony Orlando, etc.), Branson, Mo., is like a mix of Nashville and Vegas. Have a great day trip you discovered along the way? Click here to add it. Route 66 Day Trips Route 66 Detours Route 66 Eats & Sleeps Route 66 Photos Route 66 Books   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 431)

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Change: Got a detour from Route 66 you want to share? Add it to the gallery. Worth a Day With several amusement parks and a seemingly endless lineup of vintage music acts (the Osmonds, Tony Orlando, etc.), Branson, Mo., is like a mix of Nashville and Vegas. Have a   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 409)

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Change: Recommend a classic Route 66 diner or hotel here!Route 66 has achieved such iconic status in the American imagination that it’s hard for the 2,400-mile route (which takes about   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 370)

Change: 66,66, which was long ago bypassed by interstate freeways, has been decommissioned and is no longer an official federal highway, so it doesn’t appear   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 364)

Change: [INSERT DETOUR SIGN]Worth a Detour Six miles west of Amarillo, Texas, is the oddball masterpiece known as Cadillac Ranch, a series of 10 vintage Caddies half-buried nose-down in the ground. Visitors are welcome   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 364)

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