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Charlene Peters went to San Miguel to find family. While there she fell in love with the food and viniculture. Returning home, she finds ways to repeat the pleasure.The winds blow from the westin the countryside of San Miguel, the largest of nine islands in the Azores, a thousand miles west of Portugal, of which they are a part. San Miguel is where the beauty of Switzerland, New Zealand, and Hawaii converge into what King Charles of Portugal, in 1901, called "the most beautiful landscape in the world."With a maritime climate where the temperature never falls below 50 degrees Fahrenheit and seven wondrous crater lakes and the Furnas hot spring
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