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Articles Written by: ANNABELLE THORPE
The Elephant Sanctuary at Hartbeespoort Dam, an hour from Johannesburg in the Magaliesberg mountains, is the only one in South Africa that operates as a "halfway house", taking in young elephants who need a temporary home, with the aim of releasing ...
From ANNABELLE THORPE, KEVIN RUSHBY,
Guardian Unlimited,
26 Feb 2010
The Turkish countryside is perfect for a road trip. Photograph: Lawrence Manning/Corbis
Lunchtime in Mugla was a simple affair. Sara and I parked the car and settled in at one of a long line of wobbly trestle tables outside a row of low-roofed kebap ...
Board time... a cabin in St Anton Photograph: Henrik Trygg/Corbis
Hardcore skiers go to Switzerland, groups of mates go to France, the budget-conscious go to Bulgaria or Andorra... so who goes to Austria? Those of us clever enough to realise that the ...
We drove out of Usk peering into the darkness, turned a corner and suddenly there it was; an entirely unmissable five-storey windmill, standing alone in the middle of an agricultural plain. Floodlit, it was quite a sight – particularly as we saw it ...
Snowflakes blowing across the Charles Bridge, music recitals in candelit churches, underground bars, firelit restaurants serving huge plates of comfort food and fine red wines... How could your lover fail to be won over? Forget worries about rampaging ...
The Kumbh Mela is the world's largest religious fesitval. It is held four times every 12 years, and in 2010 will be in Haridwar, India. Photograph: MANAN VATSYAYANA/AFP
European ski resorts are seeing some fantastic powder, but those on a tight budget ...
Renting a holiday home may be the best way to find a bargain in 2010, with property rental sites being flooded with cottages, villas and apartments as second-home owners feel the credit-crunch pinch.
"We've seen an increase of 25% in homes advertised ...
For most people, the United Arab Emirates means just one place: Dubai. The glitter on the world's most famous city state may have faded a little recently, but the mix of ambition, money and outright hubris has created a 21st-century playground that has ...
The XVA Gallery is about as far from the image of a Dubai hotel as it is possible to be. Situated in an old townhouse in the historic Bastakiya quarter, it has two storeys and just six bedrooms. There is no vast pool area, no glitzy bar, just a neat ...
From ANNABELLE THORPE,
The Observer,
19 Dec 2009
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Supper in Café Boulud, a stylish eatery on the Upper East Side of New York,
and I have become mesmerised by the woman at the next table.
She’s eaten, drunk, laughed, complained, even got up to go to the restroom,
and not one hair on her head has ...
From ANNABELLE THORPE,
Times Online,
11 Dec 2009
