One of my favourite things about dining outdoors in a warmer season is that it frees hands and bares skin.... When we don't need to wear or carry heavy clothing, our bodies feel lighter and our hands are freed for other things. Like carrying bottles of rosé; bags of stone fruit, fish, and clams; and a simple kettle and a tiny grill for a quiet, all-day beach excursion. Then we can eat well. Kirstin Jackson
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