Articles by me / Published Articles / TravelMaking French Connections (Condé Nast Traveller) April 1, 2021 Written by 0 Two sisters from different parts of the world reunite on a trip to the South of France and revel in the aesthetic pleasures of its countryside….My week on the Cote D’Azur in the autumn of 2019 was my last holiday before the pandemic. The world at the time was innocent to the blow it was about to be dealt in the form of the COVID-19 virus merely two months later. I wrote this piece soon after my return from France. I was on a high, the smell of lavender still lingered in the clothes that had just been pulled out of my suitcase. Little did I realise that it would be a long time before my story would appear and that when it did, it would end up reading like a fable from a long, long time ago. So here it is, a memory made even more precious because I have not seen my sister now in over a year. While most of the restaurants and vineyards mentioned in this piece are open, some of the places mentioned here are temporarily closed until the next season. Read MoreFurther Reading... Why Darjeeling Isn’t Everyone’s Cup of Tea (Condé Nast Traveller) May 17, 2022 Is that what India is About? (Condé Nast Traveller) November 24, 2015 Elizabeth Gilbert and the Art of Living (HT Brunch) April 11, 2022 Previous PostMy Conversation with Asma Khan of Darjeeling Express, London (HT Brunch Cover Story) Next PostFighting Fit (Elle Magazine)
