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For the Café's own offerings on the
subject of travel, Motion: A
Travel Journal and A. D. Coleman's Island Living: Tales of the
Forgotten Borough, see our Food
& Travel menu.
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Le Monde
Imagining yourself sipping a café crême in Paris? Then unfold a virtual copy of Le Monde, Le
Figaro, or Libération to hide behind (you Francophone flâneur, you), and settle in.
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Transitions
Abroad
If you're here at the
Café, we suspect you're not the typical tourist. In which case, you might
be interested in what some call "alternative travel," which Transitions
Abroad magazine defines as "meeting people, places and cultures on
their own terms through active involvement as a guest in the host community
rather than as a tourist." Their site offers thousands of listings to help you
do just that.
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Study Abroad Programs Directory
Thinking of
going somewhere? Take Grace Slick's advice and "Remember what the Dormouse said:
'Feed your head.'" In other words, combine travel with education. For
information on that score, visit the Study Abroad Programs Directory, with links to
many relevant resources, slightly more specialized in this regard than the
previous listing.
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Foreca
You call this cold? You call this winter?
You call that a blizzard? Stop your wussy whining and imagine what it's like to live where they invented
the stuff. Pay a call to the curiously named Foreca
for a weather report from Finland. Then ask our espresso master for an
under-the-counter snort of the Finlandia vodka he keeps in the freezer (where it
belongs), pull out your well-thumbed copy of The Kalevala (Finland's epic myth), clear your
throat loudly, and hold us spellbound until the May
thaw.
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