The term "theme route" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English, and is used to describe a tour or journey that follows a specific theme or covers a variety of topics related to that theme.
For example, "We took a theme route through the historical sites of the old west."
Another exploration of a modern American classics amid the dislocations of contemporary American culture, this work took up several themes that Route 1&9 had addressed.
There's a new Richard-themed walking route linking many of Leicester's medieval buildings, some of which had been obscured by multi-lane highways since the 1960s but, thanks to road remodelling, are now accessible again.
To celebrate her spirit of adventure one tour operator (not Thomas Cook, but Inntravel) has launched a new self-guided Jemima-themed itinerary, comprising glorious hikes connected via Switzerland's excellent transport system, and following her 1863 route.
The latest: a Silk Route theme.
In Aria of Sorrow, Kojima's designs followed the "different route" theme that producer Koji Igarashi was attempting to pursue with Aria of Sorrow by placing it in a futuristic setting.
From Beerntsen's, it's 40 minutes of Packer-themed sprawl on Route 41 to Appleton, where Vande Walle's dispenses real-deal caramels and ethereal angel-food candy in the shadow of the huge Fox River Mall.
A common theme for these routes is that they employ a new catalytic stereoselective vinyl oxirane ring expansion reaction, which provides rapid access to the common cis-2,5-tetrahydrofuran core.
There are thousands of pubs in London, so a crawl needs a theme or a set route.
Well, these occasions are wallpaper brush jobs, broad in tone and theme, not detailed policy route maps.
Off-piste terrain around Tortin, Mont Fort, Vallon D'Arby and Mont Gelé provides a giant theme park of expert routes, above 410km of pistes across the Four Valleys area.
