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Sancerres at Sunset
Sancerres at Sunset
food and travel for history and culture buffs

Author: Leslie Carbone

I believe that travel can change our lives, and that exploring the past helps us enjoy the present, and that when you put them together, it's magic.   Read more ... 
How to Explore a Historic City

How to Explore a Historic City

byLeslie Carbone April 28, 2022June 29, 2024

Travel offers adventure, stimulation, and a spirit of freedom.  History gives us inspiration, comfort, and a sense of connection.  When you put…

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Medieval Torture Museum in St. Augustine, Florida

Medieval Torture Museum in St. Augustine, Florida

byLeslie Carbone April 21, 2022October 27, 2023

Governments have long used masks to control their subjects. WARNING:  The images that follow are disturbing.   This post contains affiliate links….

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Castillo de San Marcos in St. Augustine, Florida

Castillo de San Marcos in St. Augustine, Florida

byLeslie Carbone April 4, 2022August 30, 2024

Florida boasts unique history. This post contains affiliate links. For more information, click here. It was the first mainland area settled by Europeans,…

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A Day on Cozumel

A Day on Cozumel

byLeslie Carbone March 7, 2022December 19, 2024

The surf splashed up in jagged clouds of white as it pounded the black shoreline.  Birds soared above.  I tried to keep…

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Cooking Class on Jamaica

Cooking Class on Jamaica

byLeslie Carbone February 7, 2022April 4, 2024

Flames rose from the old black metal drum grill.  Herbs and spices melded together in a rich and zesty aroma.  The beautiful…

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Half Moon Cay — Holland America’s Private Island in The Bahamas

Half Moon Cay — Holland America’s Private Island in The Bahamas

byLeslie Carbone January 17, 2022March 23, 2024

I stood shoulder-deep in the cool turquoise water and could see clear to my bare feet on the soft sand.  The glowing…

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How to Survive the CoViD Safety Theater before your Cruise

How to Survive the CoViD Safety Theater before your Cruise

byLeslie Carbone January 13, 2022February 13, 2024

I’d never imagined being so stressed-out getting ready for a Caribbean cruise.  But then, a lot of things have happened over these…

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10 Things to Do in Las Vegas

10 Things to Do in Las Vegas

byLeslie Carbone January 6, 2022March 20, 2024

“Dean Martin” drank my martini. This post contains affiliate links.  For more information, click here. Okay, he wasn’t really Dean Martin; he was…

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Boston Rated Best Sports City in America

Boston Rated Best Sports City in America

byLeslie Carbone December 20, 2021March 20, 2024

My skin almost sizzled under the summer sun.  But no matter, I was at a Red Sox game, with my aunt and…

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10 Best U.S. Cities for Winter Travel

10 Best U.S. Cities for Winter Travel

byLeslie Carbone December 13, 2021August 26, 2023

Winter travel offers a much-needed escape–whether from holiday stress, short drab days, or two long years to flatten the curve.  If you’re…

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Van Gogh:  the Immersive Experience in Washington, D.C.

Van Gogh: the Immersive Experience in Washington, D.C.

byLeslie Carbone December 9, 2021August 31, 2023

I lifted my feet and straightened my legs, like a little girl on a swing in a park.  In reality, I was…

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Corning Museum of Glass in New York — where art meets science across 3,500 years of history

Corning Museum of Glass in New York — where art meets science across 3,500 years of history

byLeslie Carbone December 2, 2021November 14, 2024

For more than 35 centuries, glass has captivated the imagination with its beauty, utility, and mystery. This post contains affiliate links. For…

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Leslie Carbone

Welcome to Sancerres at Sunset! I fell in love with travel during a trip to Mexico when I was nine years old. Now I enjoy helping other history buffs plan fun and fascinating journeys. If you love to escape into the past when you travel, you're in the right place. Welcome!

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