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le cool London by SummerSeventySix
Everyday, Urban Junkies and Daily Candy drop in my inbox. Every week, Flavorpill arrives while I'll also have a flick through Time Out, or head over to Londonist. So why should I subscribe to le cool's new weekly London email? Two reasons: their guide to Barcelona is one the best travel guides ever committed to print, while their established weekly emails detailing what's going on in that city, as well as Madrid, Lisbon and Amsterdam, have a real knack of turning up the unexpected. I mean, they've even hired former Suede bassist Mat Osman (pictured) to edit in London.
Le cool London will start appearing in inboxes starting this Thursday, 15 February 2007.
This entry posted on 12 February 2007 at
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