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Letters | November 2007
I was delighted to see the French village of Belcastel in the September issue ["Introducing Aveyron"]. During the summer months, I live and work there....
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Sheep Walking Trails in the Pyrenees
Every summer in parts of Europe, farmers and ranchers send their animals on an ancient parade called the transhumance. Brad Kessler follows a flock up...
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Bordeaux’s Wine Growing Renaissance
How does France’s oldest—and most iconic—wine-growing region go about reinventing itself?Alexandra Marshall meets the next generation of hoteliers, chefs, and winemakers behind this unexpected renaissance.
T+L Reports: Oh-La-La Lautrec
When Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec discovered fin de siècle Montmartre—a gaslit world of prostitutes, can-can dancers, and cabaret singers whose songs were on everyone's lips and...
Swiss Tryst
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Chicago’s Hottest Dogs
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T+L Reports: A Night in Provence
With guesthouses in the south of France as common as snails after a rainfall, La Maison is giving the genre a stylish update. The 18th-century...
The Big Easy Does It
Fashion designer Michael Kors has been coming to New Orleans for longer than he can remember. Over the years, he has developed a fondness for...
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