ARTICLES BY Margaret
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Jacquie Lawson e-cards
03 Nov 2021
Jacquie Lawson lives in the small English village of Lurgashall, in West Sussex. She trained as an illustrator at St. Martin's School of Art before she launched, in 2000, the Jacquie Lawson e-cards.
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Awash
31 Oct 2021
The specialty of the Awash restaurant is a traditional flatbread called "enjera" and a sauce made from onions and various "Berber" spices called WOT.
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The Kitchen, the Family & Greece
15 Jul 2021
Published by Keribus editions in 2017, "The kitchen, the family, and Greece" takes you to Kalamata, a small town in the south of the Peloponnese, in the heart of Greece to enjoy a café frappé. Recipe enclosed.
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The Butterfly House
07 Jul 2021
This summer, discover the exotic Butterfly house at Schilliger Garden Centre until September 15th.
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A night with Basquiat
04 Jun 2021
Over 30 artists have contributed to renovate the hotel Villa Amistà. Among them: Marina Abramovic, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Damien Hirst, Anish Kapoor to name only a few.
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Lavaux Classic
01 Jun 2021
The 18th edition of the Lavaux Classic festival is reinventing itself with 13 concerts in Cully over the first 2 weekends of June - from 4 to 6 & from 10 to 13. An intimate, intense, and unexpected edition.
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100 years old & More
19 May 2021
14 shops in Geneva will celebrate their centenary anniversary in the city center from May 25 to 29. Discover their history and their know-how through workshops and free tastings.
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Surf at the bottom of the Swiss Alps
08 Apr 2021
Launched in 2015 by Adam Bonvin, Alaïa was born following a surf trip to Hossegor in France. His dream: recreate that surfing and action sports atmosphere in Switzerland and share the values associated with it.
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A ROGER for all of us
26 Mar 2021
The third tennis-inspired sneaker co-created with Roger Federer is here for all of you. From dancing until dawn to long walks, we can now upgrade to high-performance Swiss engineering in street-ready sneakers.
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