This book could be yours.
NOTE: THIS CONTEST IS LONG GONE.
Exciting things are happening here at the Traveler’s Library.
1. Robert Todd Felton, author of several 
excellent books which have been discussed here, will be guest writer at A Traveler’s Library next week. He will be talking about the importance of literature for the traveler and about his book A Journey to Transcendentalist New England.
2. Mr. Felton has agreed to offer a copy of his book, Walking Boston as the prize in a contest here at A Traveler’s Library. Somewhere in the fine print explaining this blog, I explain that I will not talk about guidebooks. Usually. I will make an exception for literate guidebooks that are particularly concerned with culture and the arts. Walking Boston, qualifies as a particularly literate and fulfilling guidebook.
3. You have a chance to win any time between now and March 2. Just post a question in the comment section of this post, or in the comment section of one of Mr. Felton’s two posts next week.
What would you like to know about New England? Do you have other questions for the author? The winner will be selected by a random drawing of comments posted between February 17 and March 2.
THE PRIZE: “Walking Boston”, by Robert Tod Felton
TO ENTER: Leave a comment on this post or one of Mr. Felton’s two posts next week.
The DEADLINE: March 2, midnight MST
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Count me in
thanks, so what??????
sounds like good book, we’ll take it, if its free, after one of the kids around here reads it, its will be passed on to one of the other 7 of them~
This is really great, please count me in.
Boston is very walkable – I would love to have a copy of your book to share! I hope to get back to Boston and would truly enjoy exploring more!!
thanks for the chance
This is great, please count me in……
thanks
Boston is a great place to visit. My children moved nearby and would love to investigate their new surroundings. Thanks for this offer.
Love to walk around Boston!
wow. what a great blog.
This is great, please count me in!
Terrific
There is always something interesting to do and see in Boston.
What is the best time of year for a walking tour in Boston?
enter me
This is great!!!
I’d like to know about suggestions for walking with a 7 year old boy. He’s done much of the historic walks, but I’d like to expand his horizons a bit more. Suggestions?
Finally a book about walking instead of driving! Does your book contain walking tours that are just cultural – museums, libraries, art galleries? This seems like quite an informative book for everyone!
I’d like links to information about gay/lesbian history and services.
This is great, please count me in!!!
I’ve only been to Boston twice..a HS friend attended university there, and my daughter lived in Brighton. Would love to take the historic walking tour. (Have only taken the shopping and restaurant tour!) Ha!
Which is your favorite tombstone in the cemetary? Thanks.
My question is this- Do you cover any of the area where the Boston Marathon is held? Thank you for having this giveaway.
Great contest!
Boston – a great place to visit! Thanks for this offer.
Great
you have done a lot of research on new england. what most amazed you about new england while researching it? what stuck in your mind? what did you remember the most? thanks in advance and have a blessed day.
Boston rocks.
I HAVE ONLY VISITED BOSTON ONCE, SO FAR, AND FOUND IT FASCINATING.
I would like to know besides seafood what other New England dishes are superb and What are some good antique places in New England.
I definitely love walkable cities–I would love to have a good guide to help me decide where to go and how to get there. Thanks!
Terrific giveaway…Boston is my favorite city, as its history is palpable. We love to walk Newbury St and Boston Commons, even just to people watch. We usually take Amtrak fromPortland, ME arriving at North Station. My question is: What is the best walking route to Fenway Park? Good grief, it seems we always take a different route each time…and they just get longer and longer. Thanks for the giveaway, I sure could put this book to good use!
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I would love to win the book
Where can the swans be found on the trail?ty 4 the awesome giveaway and entry:)
My nieces live in the Boston area.
This is great, please count me in!!!!
I really enjoy going to boston! this book would be great to use there if i win, thanks for the chance
Nice prize! I would love to win! Thanks so much for the giveaway!
What is your favorite restaurant in Boston?