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13 ways to get your kicks on Missouri’s Route 66

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13 ways to get your kicks on Missouri’s Route 66 Peter Moore 03 October 2025 Inspiration Do you want to comment on this article? You need to be signed in for this feature
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Riding through America's musical heartland: New Orleans to Chicago by train

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By Peter Moore, Lissandra Melo
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"Look good, eat good" is the motto of the Beauty Spot, a vibe-filled restaurant in Memphis’s hip Cooper-Young District. In the 60s it was a beauty parlour where Priscilla Presley dropped by for her cut and colour. Today, you can enjoy watermelon and wings under a hooded Belvedere hair dryer. The rest of Cooper-Young has much to offer too. Many of the houses here are on the National Register of Historic Places. Goner Records is regarded as one of the best record stores in the city.
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The best things to see and do on Louisiana's Northshore

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By Peter Moore, Mark Runde
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A couple of blocks back from the lake, nestled under ancient oaks dripping with Spanish moss, you’ll find the Dew Drop Jazz and Social Hall. It’s the oldest unaltered rural jazz hall in the world and remains pretty much as it was on the day it opened in 1895. All the great and the good of jazz have played here, including Louis Armstrong, who snuck in as a kid.
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