Journey Down Route 66

[@TruthinLove33]

Remembering Route 66… many touching moments and memories of the past living, traveling and working by that beloved historical highway ❤ Thank you for sharing your video.

[@anibalbabilonia1867]

I love Route 66! And I’m proud to say that my license plate says Route 66 Arizona. But I used to live in Chicago and drove down the mother road many times before moving to Arizona, now I drive down 66 through Arizona. And love the scenery.👌🥰👉♥️👍

[@TribalCross01Story-hy4bw]

Love Route 66! 👍🏽🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@markfortin421]

Yes! Route 66 is still alive and well ...if not in physical presence, in the memories of many Americans it will always be... THE Mother Road. Thanks for posting this clip. Nice Job on the editing and production. 😄

[@albisson178]

Drove it 3 times in the mid 50s while sationed in Vegas for 4 years, lots of memories.

[@jeremyfowler1519]

Al tell us some. Love to hear it.

[@barneyba]

Do share!

[@nolopa20]

Love your voice! True American voice!

[@Inb4theban]

Testosterone will do that, unlike males of nowadays

[@halrobinson2737]

Michael Wallis does such a great job in promoting the significance and the lore of Route 66.

[@sardu55]

Been awhile since Mike has been a road warrior or hit the road for much more than a Sunday drive in Oklahoma from what I hear. His famous run, forever remembered in his 1990s book, is now almost 30 years ago. His POV book, and Tom Snyder's "searching For Route 66' a few years later both gave us the best overall accounts of the road before the revival hit. And, I always figured, sparked the wanderlust in us all and led to that revival around the world. Snyder passed away back in the 90s. His book remains. Advise all to get it on Amazon. Snyder was from Illinois and a leader in the efforts to remember 66 in that state. I've never met Mike but did meet and knew Snyder a bit. Mike is one of the few Route 66 writers who also writes about the real people and history of the road more than most. His backstory on the road in Kansas and the bloody labor strife there is the best.

[@wesleypaul2584]

Great production! Simple but very informative.

[@sandrarobert1456]

MICHEAL WALLIS I LOVE THIS ROUTE 66 WATCH IT EVERY NIGHT,THANK YOU!!!!!

[@lisasmith9311]

My dad Bill Swan made a lot of iconic fiberglass statues which are placed along Route 66 some of which are in a short Amazon ebook for only 14.99 it's called "The man behind the mufflerman ".

[@RIXRADvidz]

magical names from route 66, tucumcarri, clines corners, estancia, tijeras canyon, zia, zuni, acoma, malpais, berringer, I grew up in the Land of Enchantment, I know these magic words very well.

[@jac01970]

I own this collection and its bout the best route 66 history

[@jeremyfowler1519]

Where can I get it

[@milojanis4901]

Love the last signage: US 66, Kansas, 🌻 Sunflower State......

[@kingscorpius1974]

I Live on the Eastcoast in Hartford Ct this documentary about Route 66 have Me Mesmerise I Am Virginia born so I know the feel of the South but the Southwest never heard much about 66 just a little until Now . I feel Pride and have honor for the Women and Men who traveled Lived and Died on Route 66 I have never been in any of the 8 states 66 past through. But I Feel sad for the Old Road

[@j.m.r.f6286]

Thank you, gracia's..

[@williammccormick1514]

I drove across country in 1953 I believe it was a 39 Plymouth four-door don't remember the model. At the time I don't even think I realized I was driving 66 started in Connecticut went to Chicago and headed for California made it in about four days.

[@TD402dd]

I'm not sure people understand that depending on tourism is a deadly thing. I live near US 41 that runs from Chicago to Miami. Numerous interstates replaced it, and many small towns were isolated, however most of those small towns looked for industry to replace the tourist business. I'm afraid that wasn't possible on many sections of Route 66 because the areas are arid or desert. Also the number of people who travel from Chicago to LA are mostly by airplane, bus, or train. Whereas I-75 is the busiest interstate in the USA. Very close is I-95 from New York to Miami. There are many more people living in the Eastern half of the USA than from Chicago to LA.

[@charlesbaldwin9033]

I'm not sure you understand how Many Foreigners Fly into Chicago an LA, with the soul Purpose of Traveling Route 66. They want to Touch, see an Experience America in the Rt 66 Days. I've driven it 3 times in the past 10 years. I've Seen an Met More Foriegners on this trips than Americans.

[@pookie4660]

One can look at the guest books at the many tourist sites. Europe, Asia, S. America. Worldwide love.

[@balerjohnson3099]

66 has always been near me as I was born just a couple of blocks of route 66 . I got to travel some of it in the mid 60s as a kid when it was still so kool and the bright lights and attractions were still there . The union members being murdered is not at all well known here .

[@yedon68]

I drove my new '67 chevy across

[@char4him99]

Love this but the scrolling commercials are too distracting

[@camman6912]

GREAT VIDEO thank you

[@MichelMercieramimir59FR5962]

Thanks ! ......................

[@phillipramirez3569]

hi i was wondering if i could use some of the footage of the road.

[@NeilDavidAdams]

Is this copyrighted? Can I use clips of it in a KZbin video?

[@MrTomOff]

Constant advertising banner makes this unwatchable!

[@JeffDeWitt]

Well... looks like in interesting documentary, but it's not available at the link, nor does "The Entertainment Group" have a way to buy it (just says "contact us"), and the only thing on Amazon is a used VHS tape. Guess I'm not buying a copy.

[@ronalddwater9913]

we have66 that starts in chalavoit mi

[@zeroforced1853]

Anyone know the bridge @1:27?

[@faridmalki8371]

Vive USA 🇺🇸🇩🇿

[@handygent45]

The repeating advertising scroll is a distraction and ruins the pleasure of watching the video. I gave the video a negative feedback.

[@cowboy6591]

So this is nothing more then a spammy advertisement.

[@sofieldengandersen7642]

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