My mother always said she wanted to ‘die tidy’. But I never imagined she would file everything away quite so neatly as she did.
One drawer in her desk was given over to travel. It included a little Hermès box containing a leather docket given to her by Hotel-Du-Cap-Eden-Roc in Cap d’Antibes after she and my father spent their honeymoon there in 1950.
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Mark Palmer is travel editor of the Daily Mail.
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