Hot Dogs, Space Helmets, and 30-Foot Chefs: Meet Route 66’s Oddest Icons
Towering over gas stations, diners, and small-town squares, Muffler Men are the fiberglass giants of Route 66. Some
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The Midwest is known for its friendly atmosphere, vast farmlands, and thriving cities. Whether you’re taking in the lively arts scene in Chicago or exploring the Great Lakes, this region offers a mix of big-city excitement and tranquil countryside. From bustling urban areas to peaceful small towns, the Midwest welcomes visitors with open arms and endless charm.
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5 U.S. Cities Where Biking Isn’t Just Easy — It’s a Way of Life
If your ideal day includes two wheels, fresh air, and exploring a city from the saddle, these bike-friendly
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Picker’s Paradise: Four Days at the 127 Yard Sale
If your idea of heaven is finding treasure among jumbles of pre-loved housewares, dog-eared books, and yesteryear’s collectibles…then
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Kansas Only Has 13 Miles of Route 66 — Here’s Why You Should Stop Anyway
Kansas might only claim 13 miles of America’s most legendary highway, but don’t let its brevity fool you
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Raspberry Round-Up: The Coziest Farms to Visit This Season
Whether you're after a quick U-pick fix or a full-on farm day with hayrides, animals, and fresh donuts,
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Hit the Pavement: America’s Best Cities to Explore on Foot
Leave the rental car keys behind — the most walkable cities in the United States are practically begging
