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Mention you’re headed on a vacation to Normandy and images of the historic D-Day invasion of the lower Normandy region come to mind, but think again. Upper Normandy, with its pristine beaches, breath-taking cliffs and verdant hills, offers the eco-conscious traveler French culture, delicious local food, and a bounty of outdoor adventures. Etretat: Your Perfect Home Base The quaint fishing village of Etretat, nestled between two cliffs along The

While Paris has pedestrian-packed streets and a well-developed Metro system, most Parisians will tell you that they are slow to warm to the idea of environmental conservation. But traveling to this beautiful city doesn’t have to incur a negative impact on our planet. As I discovered, ecologically-minded New York travelers no longer have to compromise integrity to take a romantic vacation to the City of Lights. From your plane ride to delicious m

…’s thriving nightlife is a lively, never-a-dull-moment scene. Concerts, après ski parties, and clubs are just a few entertainment options. (Vail Village, Vail, vail.com) Where to Eat 1. Gear up for a big day at Les Delices de France, a tiny French restaurant with a delectable breakfast and lunch menu and a pleasing array of fresh pastries. (532 East Lionshead Circle, Vail, (970) 476-1044) 2. Break for lunch—without ever leaving the mountain—at Th

…512.478.4500) The Driskill Built in 1886, one of Austin’s most beautiful historical properties. (Call 800.252.9367) Where to Shop: BookPeople One of Austin’s favorite independent book stores. Mellow Johnny’sSeven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong’s bike shop. Uncommon Objects. Features antiques, oddities and curious goods. Where to Eat: Olivia Chef James Holmes menu highlights local farmers, ranchers, foragers and artisans. County Line