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Sep 8, 2026
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Sep 3, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 8, 2026 · Super, Natural British Columbia

    This Road Trip Stops for Wineries, Fruit Stands, and Long-Table Dinners (opens the original)

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    In south-central British Columbia, the region known as Valleys & Vineyards built its culinary identity on what grows in its own soil. The fall harvest yields not only impressive grapes, but vegetables and fruit in equal abundance. You’ll find roadside stands filled to the brim with ripe apples, pears, and stone fruit; restaurant menus built around the freshest local ingredients; and wineries that turn the same land into award-winning bottles. A long weekend here is enough to cover four areas in

  2. Article · Sep 3, 2026 · Sponsored by Super, Natural British Columbia

    Why The Cooper Is the Perfect Base for Charleston (opens the original)

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    A location on the tip of the Charleston peninsula has long been ideal—one that comes with effortless access to the city’s best restaurants, culturally rich attractions, lush public parks, and more. Today, visitors can enjoy that same ease with the arrival of The Cooper, Charleston’s first luxury waterfront hotel. The city’s acclaimed culinary scene is equally close at hand. Spend an evening lingering over handmade pasta and coastal Italian fare at sister restaurant Sorelle on Broad Street. Try t

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