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A couple build the home of their dreams, a modern houseboat amid the gulls and seals.
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Few are keen to crumple themselves and their belongings into a tiny apartment and call it home, yet the eagerness to explore these spaces seems to spread like a determined little wildfire.
Eat My Dust
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The gin and tonic from the Todd English Food Hall, with grapefruit, cardamom and a jaunty leaf of basil.
Overwrought reinventions aside, a new golden age for a classic cocktail has arrived.
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For summertime drinking, a pitcher of Americanos enjoyed on the back porch will not leave you down for the count.
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