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Hope everyone is having a great holiday. So I got a first today, a bingo in Scrabble, terrapin for the win! #scrabble #bingo
The 2022 Holiday Gift Guide is here! If you’re just beginning your holiday shopping or simply need a few extra items to finish off the list, check out this year’s gift ideas for the Literary Traveler in your life. Link in bio.
Happy Thanksgiving from everyone at Literary Traveler.
Need a last minute breakfast or dessert idea for the big day tomorrow? Try your hand at these apple turnovers from Little Women at the link in bio.
Kim Adler, along with five teacher friends, swap the classroom for #BaxterStatePark to ascend the magnificent Mt. Kathadin. Like any great adventure story, they overcome obstacles and learn about this special place, and about themselves, along the way.
Thank you to all those who served.
Looking forward to seeing The Banshees of Inisherin' written and directed by Martin McDonagh, starring Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson. The film was shot on the Aran Isles which reminded me of this article from our archive - John Millinton Synge and the Aran Isles #aranisles #bansheesofinisherin #johnmillintonsynge
"I followed the ice fields and glaciers along the edge of Vatnajökull National Park. I’d reached the outer limits of the earth, where the icy waves of the Atlantic seek to lick the glacier’s ice face. I stopped often simply to listen to the sound of ice and ocean, and silence."
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