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I Walked Route 66—And Saw What Drivers Miss

In Albuquerque, home to the largest urban section of Route 66, writer Megan Spurrell takes it slow, stopping into tattoo shops, hot dog joints, and forgotten landmarks.

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Conde Nast Traveler·2h ago
I Walked Route 66—And Saw What Drivers Miss
In Albuquerque, home to the largest urban section of Route 66, writer Megan Spurrell takes it slow, stopping into tattoo shops, hot dog joints, and forgotten landmarks.
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