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Seaplaning in Scotland
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No bunkers?No problem. At Royal Ashdown Forest, nature reigns supreme.
Colombia’s Evolution
How does a nation ravaged by civil war and drug trafficking turn itself around? One road at a time. T+L reports from Bogotá and Medellín—and...
Canadian Gothic
In the maritime province of Nova Scotia, Canuck novelist Douglas Cooper discovers a land of quiet, seductive beauty—and intriguing weirdness
Numbers Game | January 2007
Average value of second homes for baby boomers who play golf: $377,500 For those who don’t play golf: $218,210 Most shots under par for an...
The Rise in Voluntourism
For a growing number of travelers, volunteering in a remote corner of the world is the trip of a lifetime. Douglas McGray reports on the...
Healdsburg: Sonoma's New Star
With a mix of chic hotels, creative chefs, and stylish boutiques, Healdsburg, California, has emerged as a cosmopolitan hub that still pays homage to its...
The G Galway's Interior Design
Hat designer extraordinaire Philip Treacy puts another feather in his cap: the dazzling interiors of a new hotel in his native County Galway, Ireland.
Next Great Beach Resorts
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On the Scottish Ale Trail
From the Southern Borders up through the Highlands, follow this route to the country's historic breweries. Bring a thirst, and your clubs.
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