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PARTIES AND PINOT ON THE PENINSULA
YOUR WEEKLY TRAVEL TIPS for Week beginning 14 January 2008 travellers good buys: with david ellis PARTIES AND PINOT ON THE PENINSULA VICTORIA’s Mornington Peninsula is readying for its annual Harvest toTable Festival that will showcase the region’s classic foods andwines from February 29 to March 10. There’ll be everything from HighTeas to chefs’ lunches […]
PARTIES AND PINOT ON THE PENINSULA
YOUR WEEKLY TRAVEL TIPS for Week beginning 14 January 2008 travellers good buys: with david ellis PARTIES AND PINOT ON THE PENINSULA VICTORIA’s Mornington Peninsula is readying for its annual Harvest toTable Festival that will showcase the region’s classic foods andwines from February 29 to March 10. There’ll be everything from HighTeas to chefs’ lunches […]
CC Africa Embarks on a Global Expansion and the Company Changes its Name
Luxury safari company CC Africa (Conservation Corporation Africa) today changed its name, embarked on the second phase of its global expansion programme and launched an exciting new global website. The company’s new name is &BEYOND. “We believe that our new name more appropriately reflects where and how we operate, and plan to operate,’ said Nicky […]
CC Africa Embarks on a Global Expansion and the Company Changes its Name
Luxury safari company CC Africa (Conservation Corporation Africa) today changed its name, embarked on the second phase of its global expansion programme and launched an exciting new global website. The company’s new name is &BEYOND. “We believe that our new name more appropriately reflects where and how we operate, and plan to operate,’ said Nicky […]
Weaving a Royal Yarn
Originally Published in Fah Thai Magazine (Bangkok Airways) Roderick Eime visits the villages in Thailand where Her Majesty Queen Regent Sirikit has helped to preserve the ancient art of traditional Thai silk weaving Deep in the Isaan jungles, away from the bustle of nearby Surin, is the tiny village of Ban Tha Sawang. It’s one […]
Lust for Dust
Here in Rubyvale, the lure of the sapphire is real. While the fabled el Dorado may have streets lined with gold, Rubyvale’s dusty pavements are littered with gems. “Here you go,” says Kym with a cultured tone not often found in the Australian outback. Her finely manicured hands load a fat pile of “wash” into […]
THE RIGHT WINE FOR YOUR FESTIVE TABLE
YOU know what you’re putting on the plate for Christmas, but do you know if what you’re putting in the glass is the right wine to enjoy with it? Here’s some help with what matches most popular Christmas lunch offerings. ANTIPASTO: If you’re heading towards seafood antipasto, for a bubbly try the citrusy 2002 Starvedog […]
THE RIGHT WINE FOR YOUR FESTIVE TABLE
YOU know what you’re putting on the plate for Christmas, but do you know if what you’re putting in the glass is the right wine to enjoy with it? Here’s some help with what matches most popular Christmas lunch offerings. ANTIPASTO: If you’re heading towards seafood antipasto, for a bubbly try the citrusy 2002 Starvedog […]
WE SUGGEST THE FISH, SIR – IT’S POISONOUS
YOUR WEEKLY TRAVEL TIPS for Week beginning 17 December 2007 travellers good buys: with david ellis WE SUGGEST THE FISH, SIR – IT’S POISONOUS IT sounds suicidal but we’re assured its quite safe: a culinary tourof Japan to learn many of the tricks of Japanese cuisine, includestasting the poisonous fugu puffer-fish. The 13-night tour begins […]
WE SUGGEST THE FISH, SIR – IT’S POISONOUS
YOUR WEEKLY TRAVEL TIPS for Week beginning 17 December 2007 travellers good buys: with david ellis WE SUGGEST THE FISH, SIR – IT’S POISONOUS IT sounds suicidal but we’re assured its quite safe: a culinary tourof Japan to learn many of the tricks of Japanese cuisine, includestasting the poisonous fugu puffer-fish. The 13-night tour begins […]
