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I’ve been trying to read Muir’s Travels in Alaska, but he was so racist! And what’s weird is he’ll describe an amazing scene with Alaska Natives then say something derogatory about them and it’s like, but you literally just described something so cool! How do you not see that?! 🤦🏻‍♀️

That’s awesome! Thanks for sharing my post!

I know, I was there last Oct. Although the narration wasn’t as cool, what they’ve done with the museum in the intervening years is amazing! I’m so glad I visited it again.

I will never understand the people that want to drive farther. I want to get out of my car and relax on the boat, not drive further before getting on a boat anyway.

Where are these 2,000 Kindred Spirits? How do I find my people? :)

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…walked through the homes of authors like Dickens, Austen, Twain, Wilde, & Dumas, climbed the tallest monument in the world dedicated to a writer, stood under King Arthurs’s Round Table, and had several other bookishly delightful adventures.
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Since visiting Corfe Castle (the inspo for Kirren), I’ve been to Anne’s Green Gables, cried over Beth in Louisa May Alcott’s house, said hello to Paddington, Peter Pan, and Sherlock in London…
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If Norwegian needs anyone to review their literary cruises… I’d make myself available 😂

Yes! I have a whole vlog about walking from the park, through Cleary’s old neighborhood and all the way to the real Clickitat street. It was so fun to visit there!

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