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  • MADRID TAKES STAMINA

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    Being There: Fiona Maharg-Bravo reports on life in a city that never sits down to a meal until it has to ...  read more »


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  • FISHING IN DALMATIA

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    Tonci Bibic and his family have been fishing off the islands of the Dalmatian coast for six generations. But that may be about to end. James Hopkin reports from Hvar ...  read more »


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  • HOLIDAYS ON ICE

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    Some hotels have their very own skating rinks. Claire Wrathall laces up her boots...  read more »


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  • BEING THERE: RIGA

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    Our series on life as an expat reaches Latvia. Surprised to find himself living there, Robert Cottrell is even more surprised to find it beguiling ...   read more »


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  • A WATERY UNDERWORLD

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    Under the sweltering surface of the Yucatán peninsula are caverns full of cool fresh water. Tom Wainwright takes the plunge to get to the bottom of their role in Mexican history ...  read more »


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    • November/December 2011
  • COOL UNDER FIRE

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    In Afghanistan not even the museum pieces are safe. Rory Stewart, writer, explorer and politician, returns to Kabul to capture the perilous existence—and enduring power—of its treasures ...  read more »


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    • September/October 2011
  • QUARTER FINALISTS: SAND CASTLES

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    Deserts don’t have to be inhospitable. Claire Wrathall finds some soft landings for her round-up of good places to stay ...  read more »


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  • BEING THERE: SÃO PAULO

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    It’s vast, daunting, and far from safe. But after moving her family there, Helen Joyce has found that inside this teeming modern city is a village trying to get out ...   read more »


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  • THE LONG AND WINDING ROAD

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    How hard can it be to buy a car in Sierra Leone? Simon Akam learns a few things about doing business in a poor, war-torn country ...  read more »


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  • ACCOMMODATION!

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    Some film-makers live in hotels, others end up owning them. Claire Wrathall focuses on six of the best ...  read more »


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