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Peter Jon Lindberg
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Founder and Editor-in-Chief, Further Magazine
New York
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Dogs, Pets, Wellness , Health , Japan, Pet Friendly Accommodation , Cats, Dog Friendly Lifestyle
That's a silly question. If there's a story to be told, we must tell it.
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By Peter Jon Lindberg| Vanity Fair Verified Prior to officially opening to the public as one of the first hotels on Negril, Jamaica’s West End, in 1974, the Rockhouse property was already a silver screen staple. Papillon, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, and the once-lost-to-time No Place Like Home each featured its jagged coast and watery caves. Paul Salmon and his partners would purchase and set about expanding the lodging in 1994.
By Peter Jon Lindberg| Further Magazine@ “The world needs a wash and a week’s rest.”So said W. H. Auden in “The Age of Anxiety,” his postwar modernist masterpiece. And while travel is always a source of solace, right now — amid all the anxieties swirling around us — the idea of a cleansing, revivifying trip has seldom seemed more appealing. In this issue of Further we’re celebrating creatives who, like Auden did, draw sustenance and spark from their travels.
By Peter Jon Lindberg| Vanity Fair Verified Prior to officially opening to the public as one of the first hotels on Negril, Jamaica’s West End, in 1974, the Rockhouse property was already a silver screen staple. Papillon, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, and the once-lost-to-time No Place Like Home each featured its jagged coast and watery caves. Paul Salmon and his partners would purchase and set about expanding the lodging in 1994.
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Further Magazine