Art & Architecture
B&B Niedermairhof: “Joy in the Details”
When a young woman dressed in jeans and a stylish navy top wheeled up on her bicycle, none of us expected her to be Kathrin
September 1, 2024
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When a young woman dressed in jeans and a stylish navy top wheeled up on her bicycle, none of us expected her to be Kathrin
A foodie’s worst nightmare descended upon me. Covid, or one of its bad-ass alphanumeric sub-variant cousins, stole my appetite. However, these viruses lacked the virility
Duckish. At the head of the Baie Verte peninsula in northwestern Newfoundland, it’s the word the folks in the port of La Scie use to
Years ago when people thought only les vins français were worth drinking, our neighbour Jim started a little company importing wine from Spain and Portugal.
Vancouver, alas, subscribes to what I call “Hello Kitty” street art. Birds, bees, butterflies, sanctioned mural festival art that, for the most part, doesn’t challenge
Do you think of Greece at Eastertime? My association goes back to the 70s when I began the tradition of cooking lamb, Greek-style, for Easter
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