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November 13, 2010

Fabulous Photo from my Hometown, Swampscott: Stormy Seas

Swampscott, Massachusetts

Photo courtesy of David Sokol, North of Boston Blog

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Meryl Pearlstein: Never content to stay in one place, Meryl Pearlstein loves exploring the world and sharing her findings about food, travel and culture. The president and founder of New York City-based MDP Publicity, she is an expert in niche travel, concentrating on new experiences in family, luxury, food & wine, getaway, culture, spa, wine, sports and adventure holidays. Madly addicted to New York City (theater, music, restaurants, architecture, energy), she writes the "Stuff to Do" column on www.allny.com and is also a passionate foodie who reviews the city's restaurants for Gayot.com. Her book -- Fodor’s Family: New York City with Kids -- is a fitting complement to her writings about New York for the Fodor’s Guidebook series and other outlets such as Where New York, IN New York, City Guide, World Travel Guide, Splash Magazine, New York Magazine (Family, Weddings), The Daily Meal, New York Lifestyles Magazine, Go World Travel, Northshore Magazine, Global Traveler Magazine, Travel Squire, Boomer Magazine, and the Boston Herald. View her writing portfolio at: https://merylpearlstein.contently.com

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