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and Louise, Bonnie and Clyde or just be an Easy Rider, driving in the USA is an easy and hassle- free experience. Explore the country under your
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own steam, either by rental car, motorcycle or motorhome, and you will be able to head into magnificent mountain scenery or cruise through rolling farmland, dramatic deserts and beautiful bayous. But wherever your travels take you Stateside, roads will be wide and well-signposted. Outside the big cities, even the major interstate routes are surprisingly quiet. And just as appealing, petrol is about half the price of that in the UK. But you'll have to ignore all those high-speed car chases that you’ve seen in Hollywood films. Most American drivers are considerate road users and stick rigidly to the speed limit. Your biggest problem is likely to
be deciding on which part of this fascinating country to explore. Should it be the vineyards and redwood forests of California? The awe-inspiring giant canyons of the Southwest? The Civil War
hether you want to follow in the footsteps of Thelma
TAKE A GREAT AMERICAN ROAD TRIP FOR THE HOLIDAY OF A LIFETIME – FREEWHEELING AROUND THE USA IS THE BEST WAY TO DISCOVER ALL THAT THIS FABULOUS COUNTRY HAS TO OFFER
heritage of the East Coast and the South or the Great Lakes of America's Midwest? Whatever you decide, allow
plenty of time to discover lots of surprises along the way – from picture-postcard villages with white picket fencing to country
festivals and quirky museums. There will be so many unexpected delights that you simply won’t want to rush the journey.
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Walk in the footsteps of Honest Abe. and Get your kicks on America’s Route 66. It’s all here in Springfield, Illinois.
www.VISIT-SPRINGFIELDILLINOIS.com
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