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Field Notes

Dash Across the Desert

Bolivia’s New Food Revolution • La Paz is the highest capital city in the world, and now it’s one of the most inspired, too—thanks to a citywide renaissance sparked by an unlikely source: local chefs.

FOUR CAN’T-MISS MEALS IN LA PAZ

The Right Time to Buy Online • Shopping for a pre-owned watch can be a nerve-wracking process, full of cheats, scams, and bad info. But there’s one start-up helping collectors realize their Rolex dreams.

3 DREAM WATCHES • Some watches are true icons of style. Here are three that are particularly lustworthy, courtesy of Crown & Caliber’s client services manager, Nathan Nerswick.

Sardines in Style • The fishermen of southern Italy have a time-honored way of handling everyone’s favorite small, bony fish. You’ll never reach for the can again.

East Meets South • The son of Vietnamese immigrants in Cajun country, Kevin Tien grew up on pho and dirty rice. Those influences, along with a love of Japanese cuisine, are on display at Washington, D.C.’s Himitsu—and at home.

Good Apples • Apple brandy is one of the world’s oldest spirits, and today it’s making a long-overdue comeback, thanks to inventive bartenders mixing it up in new—and old—ways.

How to Shine in the Rain • Dodgy skies don’t mean you have to go out looking like it’s laundry day. Designers are mixing hydrophobic fabrics in with their top-of-the-line threads, so whether you’re headed to the office, a weekend getaway, or even a rainy run, here’s how to stay dry and on point.

The Ranger Returns • By reimagining the iconic small work truck, Ford has created a new Ranger that might be just what you need—even if you aren’t looking for a pickup.

Issa Rae • The Emmy-nominated creator of HBO’s Insecure, now starring in the new film Little, on lousy bosses and learning to not give a damn.

Final Warning • Thirty years ago, Bill McKibben made global warming a national issue. Now he’s calling for extreme action not only to mitigate climate change but also to save mankind.

Wayne Coyne • The front man for the Flaming Lips, who have a new album, King’s Mouth, out in April, discusses a must-visit Midwestern city, his orange-juice obsession, and more.

TELEVISION

FILM

Killer Climbers • Everyone loves a screaming descent, but a new breed of bike makes it (almost) as fun pedaling uphill. Meet the rugged builds that deliver thrills anywhere on the mountain.

THE NEW MOUNTAIN LIONS • Mountain-bike shopping used to be easy—pick the gnarliest one you can afford, then decide if you want more efficiency uphill or fun on descents. But with new geometries and redesigned suspensions, these six do-it-all monsters mean you really can have it all.

A BETTER TRAIL MIX • Designed for comfort during long stretches in the saddle, this is the gear you want to pack for those mild spring mornings that can turn into chilly afternoons in the muck.

UPGRADE IT • Not ready to invest in a new rig? Smart add-ons make your current ride better than ever.

Get a Grip • From fast and light to durable and cushiony, there’s a trail shoe for every kind of runner. Here are the five best we tested—and the gear to help smooth the miles.

RUGGED GEAR FOR RUNNING WILD • Battling the elements is half the fun of trail running. Make sure you gear up to win.

Full-Court Cold Press • The latest crop of juicers makes it easy to supercharge your vitamin and nutrient intake at home. So which...