From the Scottish Highlands to deepest Dorset, the Antrim plateau to Cardigan Bay, cabins of many shapes and sizes are springing up, giving holidaymakers a UK e
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There’s a mosaic of colour behind the sneeze guard: jerk crab, sunburn-pink; oxtail that’s almost black in its gravy; a pile of curry chicken as yellow as a cartoon lighting bolt.
The food writer Suresh Doss sizes up the offerings at this walk-in Jamaican restaurant in Brampton, Ont., thinks about it for a minute, and orders one of everything, pretty much. (What he doesn’t get, like a red fish with its head on, he wants to know all about.)
Returning to Minnesota, her writing is redefining what it means to be an outdoors woman
Grand Rapids native Ashley Bredemus quit her job in Florida and moved to the edge of the BWCAW, where she writes The Cabin Season blog. 7:10 am, Feb. 7, 2021 ×
Ashley Bredemus works at a computer in a cabin at Birchwood Wilderness Camp near the end of the Gunflint Trail. An engineer by training, Bredemus returned to Minnesota to run the summer boys camp with her dad. She s also developing a large social media presence as an outdoor influencer for women. (Steve Kuchera / skuchera@duluthnews.com)
ALONG THE SEA GULL RIVER It was 20 below zero on the morning Ashley Bredemus, her fiancé, Victor Pilon, and their very big dog, Arlo, walked across the frozen river to greet visitors at a parking lot a half-mile away.