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I'm Driving Cross-Country to See What’s Changed Since 2020.
Frank Barry is back in the RV, retracing the epic road trip he took during Covid.
On the road again.
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In this series, Frank Barry is retracing his 2020 Winnebago trip across America on the Lincoln Highway, the nation’s oldest transcontinental route. That adventure, which eventually became a book , focused on finding a way forward for a divided country. This time around, he’ll be revisiting some of the issues he examined, and some of the people he met, to learn what’s changed — and whether there is now more or less hope about the future.
The Lincoln Highway begins in Times Square, but before departing on this journey across the country, I wanted to mark the day — September 11th — with the solemn reverence it deserves.
