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	<title>Route 66&apos;s Centennial | Breaking Travel News</title>
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	<description>Route 66's Centennial News</description>
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		<title>Lubbock Tips Its Hat to Route 66&#8217;s Centennial</title>
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		<description>With the countdown to the Route 66 centenary well underway, the spotlight is on the classic motels, neon signs, and dusty highways of America&#8217;s most storied road. But just a short two&#45;hour roll south from Amarillo—along a stretch of open West Texas road—Lubbock waits with cold brews, live music, and a deep sense of soul that travellers won&#8217;t want to miss.

While not technically on Route 66, Lubbock&#8217;s the kind of place where the spirit of the Mother Road lives on—laid&#45;back, full of character, and rooted in stories that go for miles.</description>
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