The road is life, Jack Kerouac wrote in his 1950s classic On the Road, a phrase that perfectly encapsulates Cubas post-Special Period transportation landscape. Cubans get around in quirky, vintage vehicles ingeniously hybridized with remarkable creativity, offering an intimate glimpse into the resilient heart of daily island life. The Cold War on Wheels Thanks to masterful mechanics, Cuba serves as a living museum for pre-1959 American classics from Detroit. These streamlined icons evoke an era

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In celebration of the launch of the brand new Sidetracked Volume Seven, we’re releasing one story online from each of our previous issues. In this story from Volume Three, Matt Cairns and Jocelyn McLean paddled over 990 miles from Winnipeg to the arctic town of Churchill, where no roads will reach. The journey lasted 64 days. ‘Ready. Pull.’ At this point of mental exhaustion, the energy needed to speak these words is all I’m willing to spend, and even then I’m pinching pennies. Today is our