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2 legendary polar exploration shipwrecks are about to get their 21st-century close-up

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By Colin Butler Verified
| CBC News
Nearly 400 metres below the Labrador Sea, the wreck of the Quest has remained largely untouched since it sank in 1962. Beginning this week, an expedition paid for by the Royal Canadian Geographical Society (RCGS) through a mix of private donors, philanthropy and corporate sponsors will attempt to create the most detailed digital record yet of the ship that carried famed Antarctic explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton on his final voyage.
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Stay Greek, Stay Fed: The Unwritten Rule of Eating in Santorini

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By Colin Butler Verified
| colinbutler.net
The stifado — the slow-cooked meat stew, sweet with onions and warm with spice — is the kind of dish that justifies the existence of the taverna as an institution. Rich without being heavy. Deep without being complicated. The sort of food that makes you sit back and stop talking for a moment, which is the highest compliment a dish can receive. And the kleftiko.
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Santorini - The Island That Knows It's Beautiful

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By Colin Butler Verified
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The sunset over dinner will cost you. Not an outrageous sum by any dishonest calculation — you are, after all, eating food and drinking wine with a view of one of the most spectacular geological formations on the planet — but the surcharge is real, embedded into the menu with quiet confidence. You are paying for the angle. The restaurant knows it. You know it. A brief, unspoken negotiation occurs at the moment you sit down and agree to look at the prices anyway.
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