Cuba, Missouri, to Chandler, Oklahoma Waking up in the nostalgic Wagon Wheel Motel in Cuba, Mo. — the oldest continuously operated motel on Route 66 — we were once again ready to hit the road. We were excited to see all of the murals in this charming town, but even more
I rode a 1952 Bel Aire convertible in Cuba—and feel like a kid again in my father’s car. I am riding a 1952 Bel Aire convertible down the street in Havana, Cuba, feeling like a kid again. The ride surely brings back memories. That’s the car my father drove our
We were face-to-face as Marcelina clasped my cheeks and looked me in the eyes. “Two words: Moo-ee Boo-ā-no. Say it with me.” After several attempts, she smiled and repeated it as she shaped my mouth. “Muy bueno.” I thought I had been complimenting her on the tocino y huevos that
Nashville is a renewed city with a contemporary skyline. We stayed downtown, a few blocks from the Cumberland River which brought the first country fiddlers—supposedly including one Davy Crockett—to this growing, middle-Tennessee town almost 150 years ago.
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