The Romans built roads to move legions and bridges to keep those roads from ending at rivers. Two thousand years later, some of that work still carries pedestrians, cyclists, and in a few places ordinary traffic. Other stretches have disappeared under asphalt, which means drivers in Britain, France, and Greece may be following a Roman …
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