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Travels with Peabod Archive: December 2012
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Traveling online to the small villages of France
France has long been a favorite destination for travelers and discovering its small villages is always a treat. Now there is a website that will help in your search. Published December 29 2012
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As "Peace" is shared, a Christmas lesson is learned from Romania
The great thing about travel is that you can discover yourself through people you never met. Here is a Christmas story from a place where Christmas was only a dream. Published December 24 2012
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Christmas + Switzerland + Rails = Swiss-mas by train
When the snows of winter arrive, they don't stop the trains of Switzerland. In fact, traveling by rail in Switzerland is an ideal time for sightseeing. Published December 22 2012
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Baden Baden, Germany: The spa who loved me
Baden Baden, Germany has everything going for it. It's a year-round cultural, artistic haven near the Black Forest. Best of all it is a great place for a bath. Published December 18 2012
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European train stations are a traveler’s BFF
If you ever get lost in Europe, don't panic. Head to the nearest railway station and you will find just about everything you need to solve any problem. Published December 16 2012
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Basel, Switzerland: Europe’s secret cultural gem
Basel, Switzerland has long been a cultural gem, but Americans are just beginning to discover it. Published December 14 2012
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Christmas Markets in three countries only takes a little “training”
Christmas Markets in Europe are growing in popularity. A great way to see them is to travel by train and base yourself in a couple of cities. Published December 9 2012
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Exquisite dining and St. Lucia’s are a "Nobel" prize for Sweden
Sweden is a dark place this time of year, but two things make it brighter: The Lucia tradition of light and the awarding of the Nobel Prizes. Published December 6 2012
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Cooking classes available at Normandy’s Chateau de Canisy
Chateau de Canisy in Normandy is up to something special with a three-day cooking school for its guests. Published December 2 2012
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