Backroads of Texas, Florida & Arizona

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Big Blend Radio "From the Vault" Backroads of America Panel Discussion with Paul M. Franklin - author of Backroads of Florida, Jim Hinckley - author of Backroads of Arizona, and Gary Clark - author of Backroads of Texas. Published by Voyageur Press, these books take travelers off the interstates and main drags to explore the roads less traveled and the sights less seen. Each book features driving tours, maps and directions to visit unique scenic, historic and cultural attractions along with stunning landscapes and vistas. More: https://nationalparktraveling.com/listing/backroads-texas-florida-arizona/

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Archived episode (2017) worth taking out of the Big Blend Radio ”Vault” for hear about the backroads of Texas, Arizona, and Florida.

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