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... untitled (Kayenta, Navajo, Arizona, 1967)
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Top 10 Amazing Places to Visit in Amarillo, Texas
Top 10 Amazing Places to Visit in Amarillo, Texas
Visitors to the High Plains of West Texas will be surprised by many things. You can find many of the most famous tourist attractions, as well as other activities, free of charge. Amarillo lies at the halfway point on historic US Route 66. You can get a glimpse of mid-century life by driving through the Historic Route 66 District. Amarillo is home to many museums related to West Texas history and…
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-✹- 'But I miss you in the mornings when I see the sun, Something in the orange tells me we're not done' -✹-
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minilev · 8 months
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minilev in santa monica: "omg this is just like vampire the masquerade bloodlines"
LITERALLY, my friend! :)
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Texas was readmitted to the Union following Reconstruction on March 30, 1870.  
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Albuquerque New Mexico NM ~ Central Avenue U.S. Highway Route 66, 1950's
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the-last-dillpickle · 2 months
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i love the name "love canal" bcuz if you dont know what it is, it sounds like a cheesy romantic themepark ride, but actually it was a toxic waste dumping site that a residential neighborhood and school were built on top of and where mysterious pools of black sludge would occasionally seep up. it got razed in the 80s.
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Amboy, California, USA
The iconic Roy's Cafe and Motel is on an abandoned section of Route 66. It's in the middle of the Mohave Desert, and you have to want to travel to Amboy to get there. It's a Route 66 poster child.
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Somehow It Gets To Be Tomorrow
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el-im · 8 months
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i miss mountain biking alongside a productive waterway.
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i keep showing up a decade late to formerly huge fandoms, and on one hand it's great because i miss all the toxic fandom stuff but on the other hand i also miss all the fun art and theory posts.
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Gemini Giant, Route 66 Attraction.
Photo: Wilmington, Illinoisus
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automotiveamerican · 9 months
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How the U.S. government almost used nukes to build a new Route 66 in the Mojave Desert @Route 66 News
The Sidetrack Adventures channel — which has produced a lot of good content to interest Route 66 buffs — recently created a new video that explains how the U.S. government considered the use of nuclear bombs to build a new alignment of Route 66 through California’s Mojave Desert. Yes, this proposal sounds stupefyingly dumb even to the layman. But during the early 1960s, it was a serious thing to…
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Historic Route 66 美國66號公路【納是我迪迪 Nana & Didi Channel】
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McDonald’s Day 
McDonald’s Day falls on April 15, the anniversary day of when Ray Kroc opened his first McDonald’s restaurant in Des Plaines, Illinois, in 1955. Most, if not all, people around the world know this name, we believe. It’s one of the world’s largest fast-food restaurant chains. Did you know that Ray Kroc was not the founder of McDonald’s? The founders were the McDonald brothers. The current corporation credits its founding to Ray Kroc. So, let’s celebrate this McDonald’s Day in honor of Kroc as well as the restaurant founders, the McDonald brothers.
HISTORY OF MCDONALD'S DAY
The very first McDonald’s restaurant was opened by New Hampshire brothers Richard and Maurice McDonald on May 15, 1940, in San Bernardino, California. The McDonald brothers started by serving slow-cooked barbecue, and the business took off quickly. They later found out that 80% of their sales were from hamburgers, so they closed it for three months. They then remodeled it as a self-service restaurant, where customers placed their orders at the windows. It is said that they simplified their menu to just nine: hamburgers, cheeseburgers, three flavors of soft drink, milk, coffee, potato chips, and pie.
The McDonald’s brothers developed the “Speedee Service System,” allowing them to prepare the food quickly. All their hamburgers contained ketchup, mustard, onions, and two pickles. Although this newly remodeled McDonald’s struggled at first, once the brothers replaced potato chips with french fries and introduced triple thick milkshakes, the business started to grow again. In the early 1950s, they saw their profits double. They then established several franchises in California and Arizona. Ray Kroc, a milkshake mixer salesman, visited them in 1954, wondering why McDonald’s would order eight of his multimixers.
Once Kroc knew about McDonald’s restaurant operation, he saw potential in it. He then bought the rights to franchise the brothers’ restaurant across the country. He opened his first McDonald’s franchised restaurant in Des Plaines, Illinois, in 1955. But, their relationship was contentious due to philosophies that differ on how to run the business. Kroc later purchased the company from the McDonald brothers in 1961. The brothers who lent their name to the business and were pioneers of the business concept gradually faded to the background. They kept their original San Bernardino restaurant until they were out of business eventually.
MCDONALD'S DAY TIMELINE
1940
The First McDonald’s
The first McDonald’s restaurant is opened by Richard and Maurice McDonald in San Bernardino, California.
Early 1950s
Doubled Business Profits
McDonald’s profits double, and the brothers establish several franchises.
1955
The First Ray Kroc’s McDonald’s
Kroc opens his first McDonald’s franchised restaurant in Des Plaines, Illinois.
1961
The Business is Sold
Kroc purchases the McDonald’s company.
MCDONALD'S DAY FAQS
How much is McDonald's worth in 2021?
Reportedly, McDonald’s has a net worth of 36.53 billion U.S.D.
What nationality is McDonald?
It’s Scottish, and McDonald is probably the most famous Scottish clan surname.
How rich is the owner of McDonald's?
Chris Kempczinski is reportedly paid 5.22 million U.S.D. annually as the C.E.O. of McDonald’s, with a net worth of 17.9 million U.S.D.
MCDONALD'S DAY ACTIVITIES
Go to McDonald’s: There’s nothing better than going to its restaurant on its day. Order some Chicken McNuggets for a starter. Then continue with the well-known Big Mac along with the World Famous Fries. To finish up, get Coca-Cola and a Vanilla Cone, or McFlurry, or Hot Fudge Sundae.
Spread the word: Tell your family and friends about this fun day in case you want some company. You can order through McDelivery and enjoy the food and drinks together at home. Or, you may want to bring them to McDonald’s and dine in.
Watch “The Founder”: If you’re home alone, you may want to watch the movie “The Founder.” Watch the story about the famous McDonald’s while you’re munching your Double Cheeseburger and McChicken along with the World Famous Fries.
5 FACTS ABOUT MCDONALD’S HAMBURGERS YOU NEED TO KNOW
The burger cost only 15 cents: In the beginning, a McDonald’s burger cost only 15 cents.
Billions of burgers have been sold: It is estimated that billions and billions of McDonald’s burgers have been sold.
A Big Mac was once 45 cents: The first Big Mac was created in 1967 and cost only 45 cents.
It can be a source of protein: It is said that a McDonald’s hamburger contains 25% of your daily value of protein.
Happy Meals were first introduced in 1979: McDonald’s launched its first Happy Meal worldwide in 1979, and in 2021, McDonald’s announced that Happy Meal’s plastic toys would be phased out.
WHY WE LOVE MCDONALD'S DAY
It’s convenient: McDonald’s can always be an option when you don’t have any idea where to go to eat. They’re everywhere, you know.
It’s affordable: McDonald’s food and drinks are affordable. Not only that, but they are also delicious. They’re worth buying.
It can be a nice place to hang out: If you’re going to hang out with your friends for hours, McDonald’s has got you covered. Sure, they have many selections of food and drinks. Besides that, most of them have spacious dining-in.
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