Lane Nieset
Travel Writer at Freelance
freelance travel writer based in paris. words for cnt, f&w, t+l, vogue
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6 days ago |
flipboard.com | Lane Nieset
Stressed About Dessert? 17 Bite-Sized Treats That Are Easy To MakeDessert shouldn’t add to your stress, especially when you’re short on time. These bite-sized treats skip the complicated steps and get straight to …
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6 days ago |
travelandleisure.com | Lane Nieset
Top 5 Can’t MissSplurge on a stay at L’Auberge du Père Bise in the tranquil lakeside town of Talloires, an easy and scenic boat ride from Annecy. Rent a bike and hit the Lake Annecy Greenway, cycling through villages and past beaches along the western shore. Sip regional wines and dine on locally inspired small plates at neo-bistro Choral, known for inventive dishes that nod to the chef’s acclaimed background.
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2 weeks ago |
travelandleisure.com | Lane Nieset
When I first moved to Nice nearly 15 years ago, my vision of the Riviera was Grace Kelly glam. I packed two massive suitcases full of pieces that made sense in my hometown of Miami (mini dresses, stilettos) but instantly looked out of place on the French Riviera. Don’t get me wrong—the South of France is one of the most glamorous spots on the globe.
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2 weeks ago |
flipboard.com | Lane Nieset
6 hours agoThe Tour de France is cycling’s Super Bowl, but the Critérium du Dauphiné offers a more relaxed way to get closer to the biggest stars. Every cycling fan with a resting pulse under 60 dreams of going to the Tour de France someday. It’s cycling’s Super Bowl, World Cup, and Olympic final all rolled …
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3 weeks ago |
gulfshorelife.com | Lane Nieset
“In Colombia, we have tinto. Coffee is our excuse to sit down, talk and share moments together,” Oscar Mauricio Suárez, co-owner of Naples’ Acopio coffeehouse, says. The term refers to black coffee, sometimes sweetened with panela (unrefined cane sugar), but also encompasses the ritual around sharing a cup and the hospitality that’s deeply rooted in Colombian culture.
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