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Purchasing your Palm Beach Dream Home

While luxury real estate executive Julie Harron prepared to celebrate her expansion to Palm Beach in early March with over 200 guests, the reality of COVID-19 postponed the JH Real Estate Group launch at Hindman Palm Beach, co-sponsored by her friend Jay Krehbiel. The ultra-elegant Harron, who grew up as an avid participant in the Palm Beach and Jupiter social circles, knew it didn’t change her commitment to offering Palm Beach to her clientele. In fact, Harron became a pandemic prognosticator, knowing that Palm Beach would be the place where discerning people would love to shelter, and bring family together.

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3 Villas for a Perfect Quarantine

Social distancing doesn’t have to happen in your home. Kids are on spring break or in online school, and you are working remotely. Why not move your family to a safe, new destination where you can do exactly the same (limit social interactions) while still enjoying the great outdoors, or at least changing the view from your window.

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Keep Dreaming

While we may feel more limited than ever in our activity, that doesn’t mean we can’t dream.

During this period of social distancing, we wanted to share some inspiration for keeping busy, entertained, and healthy. Some of our suggestions are meant to bring travel to you, whether you’re sitting in your favorite armchair or reorganizing your home. Most of it, however, is simply meant to put a smile on your face.

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Sailing the Norwegian Fjords

During my last transpacific flight, I finally watched Where’d you go, Bernadette, a dramedy taking a West Coast family on one of the most sought-after trips: Antarctica. Although the movie takes some creative liberties that make a travel advisor cringe, it shows how inspiring and life-changing the polar regions are. Antarctica is still on my list, but last summer I was fortunate enough to travel to its northerly sibling: the Arctic Circle.

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Our Essential Guide to Regional French Cuisine

Officially, France has only one national language.But considering how inextricably food and wine are tied to the country’s identity, gastronomy ranks a close second. While most cultures’ culinary heritage is integral to their characters, few have been as revered, both at home and abroad, as the amalgam of dishes and techniques that make up the French food vernacular.

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Tasmania Dreamin'

My wife and I visited Australia in late April (think our October), with iconic stops like Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Kangaroo Island, Lizard Island (Great Barrier Reef), and Tasmania. The natural, unspoiled beauty of Tasmania is reminiscent of the South Island of New Zealand and so are the extremely friendly and unassuming locals. The wines here are some of the best in Australia, too.

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In Love in Africa

From our outdoor soaking tub overlooking the dotted landscape of Laikipia, wine glasses in hand, we watched a parade of elephants slowly amble into the sunset. Karibu, or welcome to Kenya, where moments like these make you feel as if there’s no place more romantic or secluded in the world. This is the Africa with which I fell head-over-heels in love — and the setting for the first, wild adventure of my married life.

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