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It has been a while since I have done an “on my radar screen” post, between being away and then sharing my travels with you since I have been back.
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An excellent capsule wardrobe for Paris this time of year.
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Provence, 1970 – A new book by Luke Barr, an editor for Travel and Leisure, about a singular moment in time when the world’s greatest culinary figures all happened to be in the south of France.
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The newly released trailer for Wes Anderson’s new movie, The Grand Hotel Budapest Hotel. I love his movies and can’t wait to see it!
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My latest Destinations Travel Magazine article on Leaf Peeping in New England.
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And, the November/December issue of Virtuoso‘s luxury travel magazine Virtuoso Life.
And, that’s a wrap for this week…have a wonderful weekend, everyone, wherever you may be wandering!!
xoxo
How delicious your post is today, for the palate as well as for the imagination my friend. New England is where I called home for 11 years, and those hillsides splattered with red, gold and orange will always stay in my mind. Paris? Forever….Anita
So much loveliness and some intriguing clicks – I'll definitely be checking out that NYT article and cannot wait to read Provence 1970. Enjoy the beauty all around you this weekend!
Hello Sandy-What a glorious trip you had. How can you go wrong with Paris? These links look so interesting and I've been devouring your gorgeous photos, especially the pic of one of our favorite cafes in Paris. Le Saint-Germain Cafe is on the corner next to the K and K Cayre hotel where we've stayed twice. Lovely neighborhood view.
Merci!
xx, Heather
I love these posts! There is always so much to see and read it is nice to see what other people find interesting.
I am off to check out your links!
Enjoy your quiet weekend!
It's freezing…in the 40's. I am off to explore a few Antique Malls over the weekend. Enjoy your reading.
All great things..I love Wes Anderson s movies too! The Royal Tennenbaums was a hoot and this new one has an amazing cast.
Paris never gets old and there's no such thing as talking about it too much or showing too many pictures, its the one and only!
Provence 1970 is a book I must get….so up my alley. I recently ordered Secrets of the best chefs which a friend raved about…will let you know if its worth having. Great links, thanks Sandy and enjoy your relaxing weekend!!
sandy you are a wealth of knowledge and inspiration, loved everything you shared
welcome home!
debra
Good morning beautiful Sandy! Oh thank you for coming to visit my post. I love poetry, it is healing, and very difficult to produce. But the fun is the chase of the right words, the proper imagery that YOU want to evoke. MERCI MON AMIE! Anita
We spent the day with our kids and grandchildren at a farm in Lexington, MA. The perfect fall day included hot apple cider and a hay ride.
Your article on Leaf Peeping was terrific! I love the beauty of western Massachusetts.