In Paris this winter, we visited Saint-Eustache as consolation for the closure of Notre-Dame cathedral. With … From the market’s parish church to the tastiest street in ParisRead more
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Findlay Market Tour circles the globe
We met a true kindred spirit when we signed up for a Findlay Market Tour led … Findlay Market Tour circles the globeRead more
Chili, bbq, fine dining, social justice rise in Queen City
Cincinnati chili was the lure. We always have high hopes for any community that has its … Chili, bbq, fine dining, social justice rise in Queen CityRead more
Saint John City Market reveals the city’s foodways
One of the first places we visit when we arrive in a new city is the … Saint John City Market reveals the city’s foodwaysRead more
Robust harvest from New Mexico’s high desert
Sometimes we just get lucky. We drove straight for the Santa Fe Railyard on the opening … Robust harvest from New Mexico’s high desertRead more
The lavender lady of Aix champions the scent of Provence
“This is the ‘gold of Provence.’” a lovely older woman exclaimed us as she handed us … The lavender lady of Aix champions the scent of ProvenceRead more
Sun-splashed markets make Aix a shopper’s dream
Just 45 minutes north from Marseille by train, Aix-en-Provence is incredibly cute and utterly Provençal. It … Sun-splashed markets make Aix a shopper’s dreamRead more
Marseille swirls with scents and sounds of North Africa
If we were placed blindfolded on bustling rue d’Aubagne, the scents of ginger, cumin, and mint … Marseille swirls with scents and sounds of North AfricaRead more
Relicatessen: heavenly products for earthly delights
Relicatessen in Barcelona solved a problem for us. When we’re in Spain for any extended period, … Relicatessen: heavenly products for earthly delightsRead more
Cradle of Mexican cuisine, Oaxaca relishes mole negro
No one escapes untouched by Oaxaca. This lyrical, magical city has been a powerful cultural and … Cradle of Mexican cuisine, Oaxaca relishes mole negroRead more