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Route 66 Timelapse - From Chicago to LA in 3 Minutes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 พ.ย. 2012
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This Timelapse / Drivelapse Route 66 video shows my road trip down the entire length of Route 66 (The Mother Road) from Chicago to Los Angeles in August 2012. When given an option for which time era of the road to travel we picked the oldest parts of Route 66 (pre-1937, pre-1928 etc).
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Next year I am driving to college instead of flying. Good to see it only takes 3 and half minutes this way.
how did it go
This is a 3 to 4 day trip. If you drive like me. 3.5 minutes. Lol. Come on. You understand time lapse is accelerated video right? Not real time.
@@bradw8539 r/woosh
how was college, lol
how was your life, lol
So Cool. I remember as a kid, making many trips with my parents from Kansas to Los Angeles on Route 66 when it was the only road. When I was in college, I worked in LA in the summers...best memories in the world, being single and driving my Corvette back and forth on Route 66. When I drive the 40 today, I get back on the "Mother Road" and for a while I'm back in some of the best memories of my life. Thanks for taking me back.
You must have some stories to tell....
You are very lucky. God bless
Thanks for sharing 🙏🙏🙏
I can say I'm surprised how much of such a classic highway is both not maintained properly but in some places simply falling apart.
makes it more rustic.
Much of what he drove was the pre-1937 version of the route.
Or here in Albuquerque they are ruining it with a crappy rapid bus project that no one wanted (except for the previous mayor who wanted some legacy)!
that gives it character. don't be a wuss
Yea i just watched this and thought the same..... such an iconic road to in that state. The driver surely got lost and turned down some dirt roads i hope. Will not be driving on my own if this is not true.
If You roll the down the 66, you gotta do it in spirit of those before us. You gotta do it in an old school chevy or ford, roll that drivers' side window all the way down, throw that left arm out there and let it hang all on the side like, then whip that badd boy with your right hand all the way to californie while blasting some doo woop or motown as loud as you can stand it.
Don't forget the Marlboro and the cowboy hat with the leather jacket.
I don't have one of those, I do have a 2019 Charger that I'm going to take down the 66
I did it in my late model Mustang convertible, for one or two people that's the best modern car for the job. Of course my first choice is a 1951 Studebaker Commander convertible. (bulletnose with Studebaker's first V8).
Recently (Sept/Oct 2013) drove Route 66 in reverse from LA to Chicago through the eight states including the 13 miles in south-east Kansas. Great trip. Williams, Oatman, Santa Fe, and Carthage were all standout places. Also did a detour to Monument Valley on the Arizona/Utah border. Incredible scenery. Highly recommended.
I drove from London to Galivare, far north of Sweden, more than 2000 miles straight in 48 hours, just took a 2 hour nap on the way! Last 8 hours in snow with summer tyres!
amazing how many dead ends and neglected forgotten parts of the road exist...i saw at least 6 of them, 1 leading into just desert in california.
fabulous, mind-boggling and unbelievably interesting. Only a ton of work could produce something this cool. Thanks!
We are doing a day camp in Poland which is Route 66 themed! How cool is that!?! I was hoping that someone had done this and posted it on TH-cam. Thank you Triplapser from the bottom of my heart for doing this! I think it's perfect!
Thanks for that. Lots of memories there. I travelled Route 66 back in 2011. I'd love to do it again.
Awesome. Fantastic. Was reading Grapes of Wrath, came to The Mother Road Chapter, ´wondered what the legendary road looked like and got not only a time-lapse tour, but the song too. Oh, the miracle of being alive in the Internet age. Great work, people. My heartfelt kudos.
what a great video...love 66. I plan on using this in an upcoming Sunday School class with our group of over 70's crowd....know they will love it as I did!
素晴らしい✨
広大な🇺🇸アメリカを感じとれますね。
ゆっくり長時間動画を見ていたい気持ちになりました。
Wow!!!!! watching this it was as if I was in the car with you guys!
FANTASTIC VIDEO!!!!!
Wow, what an awesome video. I'm planning a Route 66 trip on a Vespa 300 GTS scooter and this video just put my planning into high gear!
I think for me one of the cool and fascinating parts is being able to drive so many miles over very narrow, old and rugged road, sometimes in the middle of nowhere, but still knowing it doesn't just dead end and actually goes somewhere.
Awesome video. You could have taken thousands more pictures/videos, done an hour long documentary and I would have watched the whole thing! I especially like that you stayed as true to the Route as you could, often times running into dead ends. Well done!
When i'm traveling this route i think i'm going to Radiator Springs ( Wut? )
Same... It Takes Place On Route 66
Look at the map in Cars and look at a real map. The actual town of Peach Springs is in about the same place as Radiator Springs.
Jeff DeWitt Is that the town that shows up about 1:35? Cause I saw that and went "dang this looks familiar!!" XD
PixarShark I believe that is Shamrock, Tx at the scene you are talking about.
The creators of Cars modeled a lot of radiator springs building’s after Route 66 landmarks.
Great video man! Looked like a heck of a time.
Wow, amazing. I would love to drive route 66, but it's really expensive for me as i live in The Netherlands. Have been to the USA twice, and it's hands down my favorite country.
Great job! My husband and I will be headed out soon on our Route 66 trip!! Can't wait! :)
Amazing, I want to do the route 66 one day.
Too!
Daniel28021991..actually, you don't. The old route is slow and boring.
I have wanted to do a Route 66 trip for over a decade now, and I came here just to see what it really looked like and if it was really as cool as it seemed and if I still wanted to do it. Prognosis? *YES AND YES.*
Old Route 66 is amazing and indeed the Mother Road but still today, there is US 101 in California... so much a once proud highway now secondary in so many ways. Along it, one can find great stops, old motels in pristine condition and excellent eateries.
We are going to drive this route in about 4 weeks! Can't wait! Lynn and Danny
There are some pretty sweet looking cars at 2:30
Thanks for the memories of "the mother road". It lives now,only in my memories...
0:37, you're driving right through my home city (Springfield, MO).
+Nathan German Wwwoooooh Springfield. Sorry! It's just the Homer in Me :-)
I am working on our trip down route 66 summer of 2016.
aqua .angels I just completed it. If you want suggestions for places to visit or things to do, you can see my Route 66 playlist as I recorded my adventure. Happy travels!
+10 Million Miles Journey your videos are all private try changing over to public
+Cassandra Groves ....me too!, but only half of it......with my 29 year old daughter
there's a vlogger by the name of justin scarred who is currently on a trip from los angeles to chicago on route 66. he posts daily vlogs with some really interesting sites,and amusing commentary. he just passed the halfway point as of may 26,2017. still time to check out the rest of his adventure!
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Excellent. Thanks for uploading.
this is incredible
Going to do this trip on my Harley Davidson. It looks a little busy and built up, probably get off the beaten track a few times, but it looks like fun.
Nice
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Thanks for the trip.👌
On my bucket list
Will be going on a tour of route 66 in July 2017 and this just got me all pumped up for it, can't wait :-)
benjamin johnson did u do it?
+Joey S guess not
@@joeis17 he died on the way there. Rip Benjamin
this is so beautiful!
I love it.
Very true. I have been to the Grand Canyon, New York City, Phoenix, Las Vegas, Sequoia National Park, Lake Powell, and some more. All very different
Route 66 was decommissioned in 1985 and is no longer an official US highway. Those sections that are no longer used as parts of other streets and highways are no longer maintained, although some parts can be driven on, as you can see.
Awsome! I am making the trek this June! I can't wait!!
you guys passed my home city at 0:07. ☺
I saw Oatman AZ.. If you go there don't roll down the windows a donkey will stick his head in and never leave. There are tons of wild donkeys and they breed in the street.
Awesome video! Be doing that trip this year!
Very cool, I live about 5 min. from a SW Missouri stretch of old Route 66.
Yay! We'll be driving it that soon with a little Vegas detour
Thank-you for making this awesome video! 😎💕
Great video. Thanks for posting it!
This is a great video, thanks for the upload.
Im from uk and if i ran 10 miles a day and then walked 20. I could do it in 80 days. This is now my ambition
You would need a shit tonne of water my mate to run 10 miles a day in desert heat
@@liamkisbee8117 except no place to get water for sometimes a couple of hundred miles
amazing
That was fun! nice work, enjoyed it.
Wow, this is awesome!:)
I thought Roads in my country are bad... but after this video... My roads are great !
cool vid and tune
2:38 Lightning strike
Cool! Thanks so much for posting.
Great !!!
Nice! Thanks for sharing!
Doing that next March! can't wait :)
ty for sharing!
Is US 66 still considered a "road" and if so why are they aloud to neglect it so bad? I know the whole story behind it with all the new interstates and stuff.
Maybe so. But it'll still live on in the hearts of those who traveled it like I did in 1968
Plymouth damn, I'm young. You did it in 1968. My dad was born that year, interesting
Yeah. I'm old, lol
No, the final section of US 66 in service was decommissioned in June 1985.
And the alignments changed over the years, hence, the abandoned sections.
Amazing!
I'd really like to know who the music's by...great set of pipes on this lady.
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thank you thank you thank you! Huge Milestone!
awesome parenting at 2:42!
Awesome video!!
Love it!
Great Video!!
i love 66!!
Great video!
Did a partial trace from Springfield, MO to Santa Monica, CA and literally ended up in a field a one point in TX. Road went from paved, to gravel, to dirt, to nothing. luckily my sat nav thought I was still on a road; my car was able to handle to terrain; and we came upon an unlocked fence. Otherwise, we would have been back tracking like two hours. Hell of a trip. Would love to do the whole thing one day. unfortunately, just like in this video much simply doesn't exist anymore or the dead ends cause a lot of back tracking.
Awww That was Cool!!!
I will NEVER forget going on Route 66 in Arizona.
*Epic !*
AWESOME. Love the little dusty town of Oatman
How much did you spend on fuel?
You guys passed by my hometown at 3:03
Good
Hello matey, am hopeing to DO route 66 SOON. I tried to find your maps etc, but had no luck, any help would be greatly appreciated, am thinking of shipping my bike over, if the price is right.
Thanks
Jim (Wales)
very cool video... on my bucket list.. seeing this.. woow... a must-do 😇
my car is around as fast as that
Moj brat najludji...
yep, nice! almost ran out of gas on the stretch to Kingman...
I enjoyed your video, being a Chicagoan now living in Edgewood NM about a mile from 66. I have a music video you might be interested in. It's called Mother Road-Kirk Baldwin and features an original song of mine, two places on 66 where I've played it, and footage between Edgewood and Albuquerque
Wow cool! :-)
It's just like in CARS
haha : )
Finally found a reason to use X.25 speed!
NICE! I'm thinking of touring it on bike. (Any cyclists out there with ideas??)
(There were a few really crappy sections of road there!)
Thanks for the preview...Very helpful!
Route 66 Bike Race is happening this year, if you Google it, you'll find the webpage for the race, and they have a GPX file of the whole route to take by bike. Or you can buy maps from the Adventure Cycling Association which go into detail about cycling the Route.
I highly recommend Manhattan Transfer's version, or something else classic for your music... but really, anything without a vibrato so wide you can walk through it would be good. :)
Nice 👍🏽
Very nice video, i always wanted to do the whole route, however due to the limited time of my vacation, i only did twice from Kingman to Santa Monica, i wil be much appreciated if you could extend this video to may be 20mins?
Liked
Also, pause right on 2:30. Dem rides!
Man next road trip I wanna go on 66.. went from NY to AZ but on the interstate (2 days). Funny how its hard to find 66 on Google map..
I wish it would take 3 minutes and 28 seconds to drive from Chicago to LA instead of 1 day 5 hrs then again the whole point of taking Route 66 is from all the tourist sites and sightseeing
0:46 the car that inspired Tow Mater from Cars.