A rock shop in Torrington, Wyoming. As one can see through its windows, this is not a rock-'n'-roll emporium but a true rock store of the type that was once a common tourist attraction along America's early, two-lane, cross-county highways

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In Dolan Springs, Arizona, along the road to southern Nevada, tourists can take their places in Old West cutouts outside the quirky Arizona Trading Post, an old-fashioned tourist draw of the type that was a roadside attraction along the highway in the days of cross-country, two-lane road travel

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It was a long lane but this looks like the turn

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Classic neon sign in Tucson, Arizona, near the "Miracle Mile" gateway of what were once classic motor courts with distinctive neon signs in the days of two-lane, cross-country family travel

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Sign in Safford, Arizona, displaying the promotional name of, and slogan for, one of America's vintage two-lane, cross-country highway: U.S. 70

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An old freight wagon in Dolan Springs, Arizona, along the road to southern Nevada, outside the quirky Arizona Trading Post, an old-fashioneda roadside attraction along the highway in from the days of cross-country, two-lane road trave

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Country lane at Southfork Ranch in Parker, Texas, north of Dallas, where two runs of the popular TV show "Dallas" were filmed

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Peace, the country cross-roads : a prose idyl

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