La Dorada
Summer’s green is turning to autumn’s gold—the new school year is about to begin. As our granddaughter Clare heads back to university at King’s College
Summer’s green is turning to autumn’s gold—the new school year is about to begin. As our granddaughter Clare heads back to university at King’s College
On my birthday the year we were in the Asturias in Spain, we had lunch at El Corral (the Barnyard) del Indianu on the main
If you landed here after consulting Ms Google about a sexy night out in Drake Bay—gottcha! Also, be forewarned. If you’re afraid of scorpions, snakes,
The other day I was seeding a pomegranate, such a sensual fruit with its ruby-red arils clustered together. It got me thinking about Granada, the
I stood on the roof of North America, the summit of Mount McKinley. I was very cold. The wind was gusting to thirty miles an
“Nature first, architecture second.” The words of a Canadian, (Gander, Newfoundland—a resident of Bergen, Norway since 1996)—a world-renowned architect for his design of Fogo Island
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