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Mobile Ready: What You Need to Know

The world of technology is constantly changing, and staying ahead of the curve can be difficult. One of the most important aspects of keeping up with the times is making sure your website is mobile ready.

Mobile ready means that parts of the content are optimized for use on mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets. This includes making sure that all content is accessible, legible, and user friendly across all devices. It also means that the whole site fits on the screen without requiring scrolling right to left.

Google has been heavily favoring mobile-friendly websites since 2015, so it’s important to make sure your website meets their standards. Fortunately, there are a number of tools available to help you make sure your website is up to date. For example, Google’s Mobile-Friendly Test allows you to enter a page URL and see how it scores in terms of being mobile ready. Additionally, mobiReady offers a free tool for developers, designers and marketers to test website performance on mobile devices.

Making sure your website is mobile ready can have a huge impact on its success. Not only will it help you stay ahead of the competition but it will also ensure that visitors have an enjoyable experience when they visit your site from their phones or tablets.

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Museum Of Western Film History

One of Germany’s Largest Newspaper, FAZ
Features Lone Pine, Museum & John Wayne
in Flagship Magazine.

A top correspondent for one of Germany’s largest newspaper writes article featuring Lone Pine, the Museum of Western Film History and John Wayne’s “Lost 1936 film”- The Oregon Trail.  https://www.route6tour.com/inthenews.htm

Museum Of Western Film History  

@ROUTE6TOUR DOT list

More about the @ROUTE6TOUR DOT list on Twitter 

Established as a National 501(c)(3) charitable organization, as a Public Charity the U.S. Route 6 Tourist Association works to promote economic development and cultural preservation for communities located along “The Grand Army of The Republic Highway.” Spanning 3,652 miles in total, this grand old highway is an integral part of Americana with many sites rich in history waiting to be discovered!  Online at https://www.route6tour.com

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Massachusetts Portion of US Route 6

The Massachusetts Portion of US Route 6 is an iconic roadway spanning a breathtaking 117.5 miles in Massachusetts, stretching from Providence to Wareham alongside I-195 before crossing the Sagamore Bridge and traversing Cape Cod freeway style from Bourne all the way up to Orleans. From there it reverts back to a more traditional surface road until its terminus of Provincetown which interestingly still reflects US 6’s original coast-to-coast goal – Long Beach California!

Established as a National 501(c)(3) charitable organization, as a Public Charity the U.S. Route 6 Tourist Association works to promote economic development and cultural preservation for communities located along “The Grand Army of The Republic Highway.” Spanning 3,652 miles in total, this grand old highway is an integral part of Americana with many sites rich in history waiting to be discovered!  Online at https://www.route6tour.com

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Indiana Portion of US Route 6

As an intrepid traveler, the journey begins on the Indiana Portion of US Route 6 as it crosses the Indiana state line. You’ll be in good company sharing this same Borman Expressway with I-80 and I-94 through Hammond and Gary until you take State Road 51 (SR 51) at exit 15. After a short two mile jaunt south, you make your turn eastward–this leads to Westville where US 421 will become part of your quest before heading another mile southwards towards both US 31 & 35 – then get ready for five more miles navigating along with fellow adventurer/roadie 33 ’til Ligonier! Thereafter is mostly two lane roads throughout much of Indiana en route to Ohio’s stately borders just east of Butler; previously though prior to completion of The Bormann Expressway — thrill seekers would have taken Ridge Rd instead which still offers segments signed Business Undertaker(kidding…we mean “Business”US6).

Established as a National 501(c)(3) charitable organization, as a Public Charity the U.S. Route 6 Tourist Association works to promote economic development and cultural preservation for communities located along “The Grand Army of The Republic Highway.” Spanning 3,652 miles in total, this grand old highway is an integral part of Americana with many sites rich in history waiting to be discovered!  Online at https://www.route6tour.com

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