Dennis Lennox

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  Feb 4, 2024

  Travel: Postcard from France’s Dordogne

  The Dordogne might just be the best-kept secret in France. The region, historically known as Perigord, is located in the southwest, not far from Bordeaux and its universally known wine country.

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  Jan 14, 2024

  Travel: Postcard from Paris

  Like most cities in the Old World, Paris is best discovered by foot. Between all the museums, grand parks and iconic landmarks to say nothing of the omnipresent sidewalk cafes, it’s easy to walk 10 miles on any given day without much effort.

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  Jan 7, 2024

  Travel: Put these 3 places on your list

  From an overlooked part of France and a Mexican beach resort to a classic college town, I have compiled my travel recommendations for 2024.

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  Dec 24, 2023

  Travel: Postcard from Canon City, Colorado

  Quite a few out-of-towners spend time in Canon City, but not for the right reasons.

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  Dec 10, 2023

  Travel: Postcard from Cottonwood, Arizona

  Forget Sedona, which in recent years has become openly hostile to tourists, and instead plan a trip to nearby Cottonwood.

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  Nov 26, 2023

  Travel: 3 overlooked places to visit this winter

  Forget a beach vacation this winter. Instead, plan a trip to one of the following three places.

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  Nov 19, 2023

  Travel: Postcard from Quebec City

  With Christmas rapidly approaching, now is the time to visit Quebec City.

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  Nov 5, 2023

  Travel: Why Mazatlan has me rethinking Mexico

  My visit to Mazatlan, a coastal city in the state of Sinaloa, came a couple months after this column warned readers about visiting the country. And yes, Sinaloa is the home of that Sinaloa — the notorious cartel and drug traffickers.

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  Oct 29, 2023

  Travel: Postcard from Victoria, Kansas

  If there is one place in Kansas that looks and feels like somewhere in Europe then this is the place.

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  Oct 15, 2023

  Travel: Postcard from Golden, Colorado

  I’m in an old mining town located where Colorado’s plains meet the mountains. As the iconic arch that spans Washington Avenue — the main street in all but name — proclaims, this is also “where the West lives.”