Which of you readers know where Bermuda is on the map, where exactly in the Atlantic Ocean? Answer: 600 miles east of North Carolina and 900 miles north of the Caribbean.
This Mid-Atlantic chain of around 138 islands is completely surrounded by the most stumming of turquoise water. It’s connected by causeways and bridges, stands utterly alone with its nine parishes and population of 65,000.
For decades, the alpine town of Megève has quietly maintained its position as one of France's most elegant ski resorts. Less ostentatious than Courchevel but no less chic, it's a destination that balances heritage and sophistication, with cobbled streets, horse-drawn carriages, and views that frame Mont Blanc like a painting. While winter remains its high season, Megève is increasingly a year-round destination, with plenty to offer even after the snow begins to melt.
Ah, piloting the Bentley Flying Spur Mulliner through the Surrey Hills on the first sun-drenched days of summer is a thing of joy, a sensory feast of dappled sunlight and English countryside finery. A week spent unearthing hidden country pubs and sampling the burgeoning vineyards springing up like alcoholics at a Chelsea gallery opening—what could be more splendid?
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