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Have you read a book or movie that really nailed your state, your region, your country? The place where you live? What reading or viewing do you recommend to people who want to see what your territory is like? Add your choices to A Traveler’s Library.
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From: A Traveling Reader
This morning was the wrap-up on Twitter by all the people who participated in the blogging marathon. Now I’m off on another sort of marathon–checking in to Likaholix most every day. If you have not seen it, take a look. It would be a great place [...]
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Destination: Mata Ortiz, Chihuahua, Mexico
Books: The Many Faces of Mata Ortiz, several contributors
Keith Jenkins, over at Velvet Escape, asked me if I had met anybody inspirational in my travels. Keith is a true world traveler, and an excellent writer, besides. I felt honored to write a guest post for the series, that Keith calls, “A [...]
This is so cool, that I am devoting a whole day’s post to it:
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Whether you think the “amaz” stands for Amazon or amazing–you are correct.
Now, just because you have this toy to find books, don’t desert A Traveler’s Library. Please.
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Deep gratitude to Monica Bhide for her guest posts, which brought scads of new readers to A Traveler’s Library.
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Today I traveled to Africa. It only took a half hour to get there, since I was driving to the south in Tucson to the AfricanVillage, part of the Tucson Gem Show. Great crafts, carvings, masks, beaded cloth, and a food booth with good African cooking.
I talked with a vendor who explained this mask to [...]
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Robert Louis Stevenson
The works of Robert Louis Stevenson will soon be on line. Why should we travelers care? Because Stevenson penned not only the well known Treasure Island, from which all pirate novels spring, but, as Katherine Ryder says, he was a travel writer and champion of leisure. She suggests we read An Apology [...]
Read: The Camel Club series by David Baldacci
Destination: Washington D.C.
Are you setting off for the inauguration? No? Good choice. Wait until the crowds thin out.
All eyes turn toward Washington D.C. on January 20 every fourth year. Trivia moment: Presidential inaugurals used to happen on March 4. Then I was born on that date and since [...]
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