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Category Archives: Travel
Life on a Roll
Inside Iran: the Columns of Persepolis Nan Pang Persepolis, or “the city of the Persians,” is located northeast of Shiraz—just about one hour by car. As the history of the site stretches back almost 2,500 years, Persepolis had embodied the … Continue reading
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Inside Iran: Holy City of Yazd Nan Pang After spending a night in the Varzaneh Desert in Iran with Hamidreza and his father, I was ready to head east. Because Varzaneh is a small desert town and does not have … Continue reading
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Cannes You Handle It? – A Diary of My Time at the 71st Annual Cannes Film Festival
Jim Keller The 71st Annual Cannes Film Official Poster It has been a lifelong dream of mine to cross the famous Promenade de la Croisette of the Cannes Film Festival. So when my husband, Dom, and I were planning our … Continue reading
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When Autumn Leaves Start to Fall—Weekend Getaways for an Indian Summer
Owen Clark “Autumn in New York, why does it seem so inviting?” It’s tough to argue with that sentiment, especially when it’s delivered by way of Billie Holiday’s epochal, melancholic timbre. If there’s ever a time when New York … Continue reading
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