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Apr 21st, 2004, 10:48 AM
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Speaking of porcine products, has anyone ever been to Ile de Porquerolles?
A brief article I just found in Conde Nast Traveler online called it "one of the Continent's secret offshore gems" and goes on to say "Privately owned for centuries?first by monks and then by a family that made a fortune mining in Mexico?this tiny island is today a car-free national park. Hiking or biking through forests fragrant with wild rosemary and thyme, with the topaz waters of the Mediterranean often in view, you'll quickly fall under the spell of the southern French coast as it existed for centuries, before it became heavily urbanized after World War II."
A brief article I just found in Conde Nast Traveler online called it "one of the Continent's secret offshore gems" and goes on to say "Privately owned for centuries?first by monks and then by a family that made a fortune mining in Mexico?this tiny island is today a car-free national park. Hiking or biking through forests fragrant with wild rosemary and thyme, with the topaz waters of the Mediterranean often in view, you'll quickly fall under the spell of the southern French coast as it existed for centuries, before it became heavily urbanized after World War II."
Apr 21st, 2004, 11:10 AM
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elle, that must be the family that used to own it. The Conde Nast article said that it's a national park now.
One could do a porcine-product themed tour of Europe: Ile de Porquerolles, Hamburg, Frankfurt, Nottingham...
One could do a porcine-product themed tour of Europe: Ile de Porquerolles, Hamburg, Frankfurt, Nottingham...
Apr 21st, 2004, 11:12 AM
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No, capo, that was me being obsure (and probably dating myself). Taylor Pork Roll used to be a popular breakfast meat in Philadelphia/New Jersey (not sure if it was exclusive to that region or not) in the 1970s or so. . .
Apr 21st, 2004, 01:43 PM
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Remember, people, we must include some European names of cities to foil the electronic Fodor message thread deleter software. So long as the message contains "travel" words, the automoton thinks it's about travel, and won't delete the other content.
So, Hamburg, Cologne, Lauda-Konigshofen
Paris, Lille, Normandy
So, Hamburg, Cologne, Lauda-Konigshofen
Paris, Lille, Normandy
