Destination: Provençe, France
Movie: The Grocer’s Son (Les Fils de l’epicier)(2008)
Some time ago, a reader recommended this movie, and it finally made it to the top of my Netflix list. Thank you, whoever you were–stand up and take a bow for introducing The Grocer’s Son.
When I thought about why I enjoyed this movie, it became [...]
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Travel Tuesday
Destination: Stockholm, Sweden, The Vasa Museum
Book:Tell My Horse, by Zora Neale Hurston, in Hurston: Folklore, Memoirs, & Other Writings, part of the Library of America series, Literary Classics of the United States.
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Although this is only Tuesday, and we don’t make another Great American Road Trip stop until tomorrow, I can’t stop thinking about road trips. Much as I hate to admit it, people looking for a good read about road trips can go somewhere other than A Traveler’s Library. So in all fairness, here are four [...]
Today: An adventurous travel photographer, his young daughter–already a travel veteran, a project to spread cultural understanding that needs YOUR help, and three great travel literature suggestions.
Travel Tuesday: NYC
Destination: Manhattan
Hotel: The Warwick
William Randolph Hearst, the Donald Trump of his day, made money in the early twentieth century as a media king and a property developer. He collected glamorous friends and stirred up equal parts of envy and admiration.
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No Report for January
Because of unusual traffic and numbers of comments due to the contest, I will not be counting the number of comments in January. Sorry, but I could not think of a way to make that fair to those who were leaving comments on posts rather than just entering the contest.
Likewise, popular posts [...]
Its OVER…All OVER. FINI. COMPLETE. WINNERS ANNOUNCED SOON SO STAY TUNED.
The Final Prize in the Great Big Travel Literature Giveaway: A Travel Tote with a World Traveler Pedigree.
This Yak Pak Tote will carry all those books you have been buying (or winning) and your maps for the Great American Road Trip.






