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The prize pieces of April Hershberger’s rainbow-hued cookware collection are her matched Le Creuset Dutch ovens (in the front row) (Kristian Thacker / The New York Times)
Laos has a longstanding reputation as an inexpensive, under-the-radar tourist destination best known by backpackers. (Lauren DeCicca / The New York Times)
The question of when and why, exactly, cells turn into cancer and what can be done to stop it has long stumped scientists and physicians. (Jun Cen / The New York Times)
(Maria Hergueta / The New York Times)
A miso marinade caramelizes onto the pork and keeps it juicy and tender. (Christopher Testani / The New York Times)
(Julianna Brion / The New York Times)
Islands deep in the Everglades protected the Miccosukee and other Native Americans from U.S. troops during the Seminole Wars of the 1800s. Today, visitors can take Native-led tours of the islands. (Scott McIntyre / The New York Times)
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The Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad, which offers day trips through the stunning scenery of southwestern Colorado, is just one of a wide variety of train trips that give engers a chance to celebrate autumn without having to watch the road. (Anthony D’Amato via The New York Times)
A simple fall salad topped with sweet-tart apples, sharp cheddar and crisped sage leaves is a healthful option. (Armando Rafael / The New York Times)
Tendons, ligaments and ts are all connectors, but each must be addressed in different ways. (Adobe Stock)