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State Library of Victoria. June 22, 2009 at 9:08 pm · Filed under Writerly Adventures. The State Library of Victoria – exhibition called The Independent Type: Books and Writing in Victoria. Thanks to Anne-Marie Schwirtlich at the Library and Stuart Koop at Arts Victoria for great insights into cultural tourism. June 22, 2009 at 9:05 pm · Filed under Writerly Adventures. Lesley at the State Library of Victoria’s interactive map of the literary landscape of key urban and regional centres.
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Archive for June, 2009. Paul Revere’s Tombstone. June 22, 2009 at 9:25 pm · Filed under Writerly Adventures. Lesley at Paul Reveres Tombstone. Paul Revere’s tombstone in the centre of Boston: the inscription reads ‘Paul Revere Born in Boston January 1784 Died May 1818.’. The first white settler of Boston, William Blackstone, lived as a hermit in the area between 1622 and 1630 with a library of 200 books. Not a bad start for cultural heritage. Memorials Old and New. New England Holocaust Memorial. Moving ...
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Memorials Old and New. June 22, 2009 at 9:15 pm · Filed under Writerly Adventures. This is a memorial of ‘dog tags’ dedicated to American men and women who have died in Afghanistan and Iraq. You can find this memorial in the Paul Revere Mall– which includes a statue of Revere in celebration of his Night Ride to warn of impending British attack. The bell that he rang ‘One, if by land, and two, if by sea’ is in the Old North Church nearby. No comments yet ». Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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Archive for August, 2010. Literary Trails in Iceland, Kári Gíslason. August 11, 2010 at 10:58 am · Filed under Writerly Adventures. In July, I revisited Iceland, the country of my birth, and continued a long-term investigation of the relationship between the Icelandic environment and its medieval literary heritage, most famously the family sagas written in the thirteenth century. The above image is of Thingvellir, site of the medieval assembly often mentioned in the sagas. Are My Feet in the Way?
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December 15, 2009 at 11:57 pm · Filed under Trails with Tales. Is the outcome of a 2008-2009 QUT Creative Industries Early Career Research Grant. The project initiated research into the design of a digital literary walking trail for Brisbane. The project provided initial research into the integration of literary history, cultural sites and residential and tourist activities. Trails with tales « Sited… documenting art. Wrote @ July 18, 2011 at 6:52 am. Sorry, the comment form is closed at this time.
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December 15, 2009 at 11:57 pm · Filed under Trails with Tales. Is the outcome of a 2008-2009 QUT Creative Industries Early Career Research Grant. The project initiated research into the design of a digital literary walking trail for Brisbane. The project provided initial research into the integration of literary history, cultural sites and residential and tourist activities. Literary Trails in Iceland, Kári Gíslason. August 11, 2010 at 10:58 am · Filed under Writerly Adventures. In the past, I have visit...
Walk The Camera | Or maybe the camera walks me…
Or maybe the camera walks me…. Stay updated via RSS. Un mini-vacances français [Mobile]. Rive Gauche de Genève. Posted: October 25, 2011 in architecture. Tags: traboule lyon france. Un mini-vacances français [Mobile]. Posted: October 21, 2011 in greenery. Here are some shots through the eye of my phone: for moments when I was too engrossed in the surroundings to remember Chloe :). Un mini-vacances français [Mobile]. A set on Flickr. Posted: September 15, 2011 in frenzy. Rive Gauche de Genève. The maze of...
Camino Tours of the Way of St James | Walking the Camino de Santiago
Camino Frances - French Way. Guided Walking Tours 2015. Final 100kms - Earn the Compostela. Via de La Plata - Silver Route. The Celtic Camino to Finisterre. City Break and Camino. Gentle Steps - Slow Walk Camino. Camino de Santiago on Horseback. The Credencial (Pilgrim's Passport). Car Hire: Driving the Camino. History of the Camino de Santiago. Camino de Santiago Routes. Packing: What to Bring? Books and Videos about the Camino. 10 Reasons to Travel with Us. Our Responsible Travel Policy. The Camino was...
walkthecamino | Louise and Sarah's walk to Santiago di Compostela
Louise and Sarah's walk to Santiago di Compostela. A final goodbye until next time! Asymp; 1 Comment. It must be lovely to have a photo with the Cathedral in all it’s glory but I am yet to manage it and fear I might be drawing my pension before this construction/renovation is complete. For those of you who have visited Barcelona you know how long these Spanish churches take to be restored to former glories or indeed just completed! Not walking this time but loving the blog. Asymp; Leave a comment. Sarah ...
Walking the Cape
Explorations on foot in and around Cape Town. Stellenberg Open Garden Revisited. In Cape Town's Southern Suburbs. Previous visit to Stellenberg Open Garden here. Stellenberg Manor House is such a gracious old Cape Dutch building. And the garden. just gorgeous! We started in the white garden. And then through to the vegetable garden. For a much-needed cuppa in the tea garden. Once refreshed, it was back past the roses and green lawns. And down to the herb garden. Monday, December 17, 2012. See also: Part I.
