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Wednesday May 26, 2010 Updated 8:41 PM PDT
A wine lover's dream
From Artiste, where visitors are encouraged to sketch while they sample, to Prohibition, where the tasting room is accessible through a secret phone booth entrance, downtown Healdsburg is an enophile's fantasy come true.
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It's a dog's world
Welcome to Carmel, home to a leash-free beach, dog-friendly restaurants, and 25 lodgings where you can bunk with your hound.
Seabiscuit's stomping grounds
Get off the 101 long enough to explore Willits and you'll find wine-tasting, the Skunk Train and the former home of a famous racehorse.
Make it a hot fudge Sunday
The Mission's popular St. Francis Fountain offers no-frills diner fare and the ice cream selection of your childhood dreams.
'Mother' hanging out in S.F.
One of the most famous paintings of the 19th century was hung in the de Young Museum in anticipation of the May 22 Impressionism exhibit.
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Annual migration of stupidity: Local TV about ships
It happened again. The brain trust that is local TV news saw that there were going to be five (count 'em...
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Maximum Mumbai
The slums made famous in "Slum Dog Millionaire" may be off-putting and heart-wrenching, but Mumbai is so vibrant and exotic that resistance is futile.
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Crack, rumble, splash
Martha Joseph of Martinez spotted Andean condors, flamingos, penguins and more while visiting Argentina's Perito Moreno Glacier.
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