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In the summer, the Ferme Seguin in Southern France provides weekly guided tours in French, English, and Occitan.
A household in southwestern China might possess sixty or more different basket forms or types.
American ginseng has linked the Appalachian Mountain region to China since the 1700s.
Each winter, Catalan towns celebrate Christmas with a production of Els Pastorets, or “The Beloved Shepherds.”
I can’t remember a year in my life where my Grandma Lucille laid out the smörgåsbord and the korv was missing.
For us, the tamalada, a tamale making party, goes back several generations to San Luis Potosí, Mexico.
It’s Hanukkah and time to dig out the three-by-five index card with my mother’s recipe for latkes.
Dr. Duke passed away in December 2017, but his “teaching garden” of medicinal plants lives on in tribute.
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