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Journalist in Spain . Beats inc tech, biz, politics, travel, food. Former Berlin reporter @YahooFinance and @qz. Bylines FT, WSJ, BBC Travel, Foreign Policy...
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Valencia mourns

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By Jill Petzinger Verified
| Substack
Today, as the flood-water levels subside, Valencians in the towns, villages, and suburbs surrounding the city are sifting through the mud and debris of their destroyed homes. So far, 158 people are confirmed dead. Emergency services, police and sniffer dogs are out looking for dozens unaccounted for. Thousands of homes are without running water or electricity.
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Peak Pyrenees

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By Jill Petzinger Verified
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With Valencia drenched in August sweat, I’ve been dreaming about cool mountain air and reliving our May road trip through the wild, high Pyrenees. Early May is gloriously empty in the mountains. Ski season is over, the summer outdoor-sports crowds haven’t arrived, and the hospitality industry goes into standby mode. On the slopes and in the meadows, the drizzly Spring weather is urging the landscape back to life.
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El Perelló tomato festival

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By Jill Petzinger Verified
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Last weekend was the third anniversary of our arrival in Valencia and we marked the occasion at a festival celebrating the region’s most delectable tomatoes in the little beachside town of El Perelló. El Perelló is a 30 minute drive south of Valencia through the Albufera national park. It’s a beautiful stretch of fragrant pine forests and rice fields that give way to roadsides lined with tomato plants under white-sheet canopies.
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