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In the 1940s and '50s, Route 66 was one of America's most famous highways, driving endeavor to small towns from Chicago to Santa Monica. But today, the highway and its group have been mostly forgotten. Ghost towns, bare motels, and abandoned gas stations row its path. Chief equal Abby Narishkin grew up alongside the road. In ritual of its 100th anniversary, she drove downward the old path herself to sojourn the group and businesses motionless keeping this Americana bequest alive.
In the 1940s and '50s, Route 66 was one of America's most famous highways, driving endeavor to small towns from Chicago to Santa Monica. But today, the highway and its group have been mostly forgotten. Ghost towns, bare motels, and abandoned gas stations row its path. Chief equal Abby Narishkin grew up alongside the road. In ritual of its 100th anniversary, she drove downward the old path herself to sojourn the group and businesses motionless keeping this Americana bequest alive.
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