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From the stately flanks of its Cascade volcanoes to the stony shores of its myriad waterways, the region offers an unmatched wealth of all fresco activities.




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      From the stately flanks of its Cascade volcanoes to the stony shores of its myriad waterways, the region offers an unmatched wealth of all fresco activities.




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      From the stately flanks of its Cascade volcanoes to the stony shores of its myriad waterways, the region offers an unmatched wealth of all fresco activities.




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          I think the correct expression is al fresco:




          (especially of food and eating) outside:



          • an al fresco lunch on the patio

          • Most summer evenings we eat al fresco.



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          the region offers an unmatched wealth of al fresco activities. (outdoors activities)







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          • When I looked up an excerpt of this phrase on Google, I found some quotes with al fresco but some with all fresco. It appears to be a typo in several Russian sites (perhaps autocorrected in?).
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          I think the correct expression is al fresco:




          (especially of food and eating) outside:



          • an al fresco lunch on the patio

          • Most summer evenings we eat al fresco.



          (Cambridge Dictionary)




          the region offers an unmatched wealth of al fresco activities. (outdoors activities)







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          • When I looked up an excerpt of this phrase on Google, I found some quotes with al fresco but some with all fresco. It appears to be a typo in several Russian sites (perhaps autocorrected in?).
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          I think the correct expression is al fresco:




          (especially of food and eating) outside:



          • an al fresco lunch on the patio

          • Most summer evenings we eat al fresco.



          (Cambridge Dictionary)




          the region offers an unmatched wealth of al fresco activities. (outdoors activities)







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          • When I looked up an excerpt of this phrase on Google, I found some quotes with al fresco but some with all fresco. It appears to be a typo in several Russian sites (perhaps autocorrected in?).
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          I think the correct expression is al fresco:




          (especially of food and eating) outside:



          • an al fresco lunch on the patio

          • Most summer evenings we eat al fresco.



          (Cambridge Dictionary)




          the region offers an unmatched wealth of al fresco activities. (outdoors activities)







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          I think the correct expression is al fresco:




          (especially of food and eating) outside:



          • an al fresco lunch on the patio

          • Most summer evenings we eat al fresco.



          (Cambridge Dictionary)




          the region offers an unmatched wealth of al fresco activities. (outdoors activities)








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          • When I looked up an excerpt of this phrase on Google, I found some quotes with al fresco but some with all fresco. It appears to be a typo in several Russian sites (perhaps autocorrected in?).
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          • When I looked up an excerpt of this phrase on Google, I found some quotes with al fresco but some with all fresco. It appears to be a typo in several Russian sites (perhaps autocorrected in?).
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          • You can delete "I think". You are correct.
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          When I looked up an excerpt of this phrase on Google, I found some quotes with al fresco but some with all fresco. It appears to be a typo in several Russian sites (perhaps autocorrected in?).
          – J.R.♦
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          When I looked up an excerpt of this phrase on Google, I found some quotes with al fresco but some with all fresco. It appears to be a typo in several Russian sites (perhaps autocorrected in?).
          – J.R.♦
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