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Just Call Us Lewis and Clark

February 18, 2011 By Natalie

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While reading Margaret Roach’s And I Shall Have Some Peace There, I came across a quote I’d used in a photo book of my 2007 cross-country road trip. Seeing the quote in Margaret’s book inspired today’s post, one in which I’ll hold you captive and force you to look at photos from my vacation! Mwa [...]

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Home Sweet Home

March 17, 2010 By Natalie

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It would stand to reason that my husband and I, avid readers and road trip fanatics, might bring these two loves together and plan an epic journey–an odyssey, really–to visit famous literary sights across the country. We wouldn’t be hard-pressed to find places to visit; the homes of many famous American authors are now turning [...]

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