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I go there frequently for the Dante Exum Australian professional basketball player for the Dallas Mavericks T-Shirt also I will do this waterfalls. It’s incredibly beautiful up there in the forests full of wild rhododendron flowers. I learned recently that my Grandpa bought land right along the Salton Sea! No one knows what happened to the deed or whether he sold it or gave it away or what. All the relatives are grateful he never put money into developing something on that land. I feel this is still fairly popular because every European I know of who dreams of doing an American road trip wants to do it on Route 66. It’s popular in the imagination and iconography, but definitely still faded glory. The interstates really changed the nature of it. Certain places, it’s basically just a road through town with Route 66 theming and a kitschy thing here or there, like Foothill in Southern California. Or Central Ave in Albuquerque (and much of that stretch is…something). Right, the nostalgic version of Route 66 doesn’t exist anymore and really hasn’t for like 40+ years in most places. The only parts of it that are preserved sorta like they used to be are stretches through major metro areas that became busy thoroughfares. On those you can still find throwback motels and bars and diners. Most of the hinterlands sections of Route 66 have long ago crumbled back into the desert or simply become abandoned ghost towns. There’s almost nothing left at all to see as a tourist.

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