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• Introduction to Orleans by FROMMER'S November 20, 2006 Orleans is where the Narrow Land (the early Algonquin name for the Cape) starts to get very narrow indeed: From here on up -- or "down," in paradoxical local parlance -- it's never more than a few miles wide from coast to coast, and in some spots it's as little as 1 mile. All three main roads (routes 6, 6A, and 28) converge here, too, so on summer weekends, traffic can be fierce. (read article)
• Introduction to Orleans by FROMMER'S November 20, 2006 After suffering damage in World War II, many Orléans neighborhoods were rebuilt in dull styles, so visitors who hope to see how it looked when the Maid of Orléans (Joan of Arc) was here are likely to be disappointed. Today, this city of 200,000 has lost a lot of its importance to Tours, but signs of restoration bring hope for the future. (read article)
• Wine, Warmth and Time: The Last of the Orleans Vinegars by WILLIAM GRIMES December 06, 2000 (read article)
• Wine, Warmth and Time: The Last of the Orleans Vinegars (read article)