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The Best Hits on Route 66: 100 Essential Stops on the Mother Road
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Product Description Inspiring, practical, and entertaining, this is the premier guide to all the off-the-radar stops along America’s Mother Road that you simply must not miss. Author Amy Bizzarri, a Route 66 expert and enthusiast, provides a comprehensive list of 100 unique stops that you’ll want to take a moment to explore as you journey along the highway’s 2,500 miles. The Best Hits on Route 66 also includes specialized itineraries with themes that make it easier than ever to plan a road trip to remember. Check out:- Gearhead's Guide to Route 66- Hollywood on 66- Native American History on Route 66- Mother Road for Music Lovers- The Mother Road with Kids- Natural Wonders of Route 66- Speedy 66: Chicago to Santa Monica in Six Days- and Supernatural 66 Review With The Best Hits on Route 66, Bizzarri has compiled the Mother of All Guides to the Mother Road. Like a well-packed trunk, this handy book is stuffed to the lid with interesting backstories and fascinating facts about the most legendary landmarks, iconic eateries, must-stop museums and oddball photo-ops motorists will encounter along their journey. As essential to the Route 66 experience as neon, chrome and kitsch.— Richard Ratay, author of Don't Make Me Pull Over! An Informal History of the Family Road Trip -- Rich Ratay About the Author Amy Bizzarri is a freelance travel writer with a focus on family adventures and outdoor fun. She has a keen interest in Chicago history and is the author of 111 Places in Chicago That You Must Not Miss and Discovering Vintage Chicago. Route 66 holds a special place in her heart and you just might find her on the road, hiking the Petrified Forest, climbing the Amboy Crater, or diving into the Blue Hole of Santa Rosa.
