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American Road Trip: Driving The Country In 5 Minutes (VIDEO)

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First Posted: 11/08/11 08:04 AM ET Updated: 11/30/11 03:27 PM ET

Brian DeFrees took off on a 12,225-mile road trip across America, chronicling every step of the way in photos taken by his Canon 60D every 5 seconds.

DeFrees embarked on his journey from upstate New York, taking the northern route across the country towards Seattle, Washington before cutting down California and returning east along the southern rims of Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama before heading north back towards New York state.

DeFrees created a detailed map of his journey and took daily Instagrams of "Welcome To" state signs and scenery.

Driving the American road is nothing new--it's a classic way to discover America. Back in September, a YouTube user uploaded their road trip across the country--mostly on I-90-- which they chronicled via their Droid X phones. Author James Reeves wrote a book entitled "The Road To Somewhere" about his experience on the road. And of course our own Paul Brady spent the summer "Traveling the American Road."

Check out DeFrees timelapse of his 12,225-mile journey below.

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Brian DeFrees took off on a 12,225-mile road trip across America, chronicling every step of the way in photos taken by his Canon 60D every 5 seconds. DeFrees embarked on his journey from upstate N...
Brian DeFrees took off on a 12,225-mile road trip across America, chronicling every step of the way in photos taken by his Canon 60D every 5 seconds. DeFrees embarked on his journey from upstate N...
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ahnree
blind me with your lies
11:43 AM on 11/08/2011
West coast baby! The best coast.
11:18 AM on 11/08/2011
Loved that! Did about half those miles two years ago in a Shelby GT500. What fun! Traveling the roads of the USA is a great adventure, for the people as much as the fabulous scenery. It's a great country and one of the things that makes it so great is the easy access we have to it by virtue of our roads and our ability to travel them at will.