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Tag: Travel

27 Jan

Meditations on Travel #7

      I have watched fishermen all over the world. Whether with line, rod, basket, or net, the requirements of the job are the same:...

27 Jan

Anthony Bourdain: Traveler

Most people know Anthony Bourdain from his book, Kitchen Confidential, which jackhammered the restaurant world when it hit the shelves.  The...

21 Jan

Creative Women

I met Ellen Dorsch a number of years back in the Handmade section of the biannual NY Gift Show, a wonderful, wide display of textured...

17 Dec

Meditations on Travel #6

  Travel is a tale unfolding, a journey toward the center, a peeling away of the visible to reach the ineffable. Who doesn’t...

17 Dec

Looking Back/Looking Forward (2)

AFRICA! I spent three weeks in South Africa recently and returned with these gems – three world-class, small museums, inspiring contemporary...

15 Dec

Country Cooking

Each person has his own window through which he likes to view a culture.  Some choose cathedrals and museums and others markets and materials....

11 Dec

The Best Way to Travel…

… is with a friend.

9 Dec

Mumbai We Got Your Back

Co-authored by an adorable friend of mine, Morty Singer, To India With Love is the book I would have liked to have written!  I don’t...

7 Dec

Island of the Blessed

Only a place that carries the confidence of its own originality and beauty can introduce itself with a quote from Herodotus – “Oases...

1 Dec

Meditations on Travel #5

Traveling to the great natural and cultural places on our earth transcends the notion of right season, wrong season. Indeed, there may be material...

29 Nov

Francis Mallmann

  South America’s most renowned chef, Francis Mallmann, has three phenomenal restaurants, two of which are in Argentina and one...

27 Nov

Your Greek House

My friendship with Mikela Varagis goes back a number of years, a friendship based not only on professional collegiality but also on a common...

22 Nov

Inside and Out of the Box

I have just returned from four days of tourism meetings that were held in Marrakech.  287 exhibitors set up their stands and received, over...

17 Nov

Prowling for Goodies – Sidi Ghanem

There are these blessed cities, regions and countries where the craftman’s skills are so prolific and so varied that they have become...

16 Nov

Three Special Marrakech Addresses

  La Maison de la Photographie is a wonderful addition to the art and gallery scene in Marrakech – if not in Morocco – if...

12 Nov

Uruguay’s Gaucho Chic

Estancia Vik’s personality seems to change with the seasons, with the light. In a winter’s morning it is ethereal, floating in and...

30 Oct

Travel: A Question of Balance

  It is generally thought that the word travel comes from the Old French word travail, meaning work, labor. In the 14th century, the meaning...

27 Oct

Fugitive’s Drift – A Trip to the Anglo-Zulu Battlefields

   The Zulu War of 1879 is famous throughout the English-speakingworld for the great battles of Isandlwana and Rorke’s Drift. The...

27 Oct

Meditations on Travel #4

We travel for this: to settle in to our body and connect with our heart; to savor diversity; to be surprised; to remain flexible. ...

15 Oct

The Blue Sweater

Jacqueline Novogratz’s superb book on her journey towards the  creation of the Acumen Fund, her groundbreaking business that helps build...

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