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Tucked along the winding banks of the Big Piney River in Missouri, the Devil's Elbow bridge on Route 66 is more than just an old steel structure. It’s a gateway to a fascinating chapter in America’s …
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Book 2 is now in production!The Case of the Amorous Assailant is available as an audiobook, and soon, the second in the series will be, too! In Jade Cavendish's first case as the owner of the …
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Get ready to hit the brakes and take a detour into history! This week, I'm shining a spotlight on Devil’s Elbow, a gem along the legendary Route 66 that’s equal parts charm and nostalgia. From its …
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I have always been drawn to old bridges—there’s just something about their history and the stories they hold. Combine that with my fascination for the iconic Route 66, and you’ll see why the Chain of …
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Book 2 is going into production!The Case of the Amorous Assailant is available as an audiobook, and soon, the second in the series will be, too! In Jade Cavendish's first case as the owner of the …
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Wow. Get ready to step back in time with this week's stop on my virtual Route 66 road trip. I'm taking you to Chain of Rocks Bridge, a historic landmark that has played host to countless road trips …
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We arrived at the Inn at the Pinnacles late Thursday afternoon. Our plan was to use the Inn, which is on the west side of the park, as our base. We’d explore the east side on Friday, the west on Saturday. We’d get to see the High Peaks from both sides. By evening, ground fog filled the valley. No worries. The Inn was well above that blanket of soft, fluffy cotton.
