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Where I’ve Been and What I Read Vlog

February 21, 2021 by Elizabeth 2 Comments

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Inspired by a few travel vloggers’ scratch map vlogs, I thought I’d do my own map vlog and chat with you about where I’ve been and the books that have inspired my literary travels since starting the blog in 2015.

Where I’ve Been and What I Read Vlog

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  1. Alicia says

    February 22, 2021 at 1:44 pm

    No Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland while in Oxford? No Story Museum? Clearly, you’re going to need to go back! I too am a literary traveller. Well, I travel. And I read books. And often they converge. When there isn’t a pandemic. Delighted to have found your blog! Going to check out that Open Palace Programme right now…

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    • A Suitcase Full of Books says

      February 22, 2021 at 3:47 pm

      I knowwwww! I only had about 24 hours in Oxford which is SO not long enough! I definitely want to go back! I’m hoping by the time I go back Project Northmoor will have saved Tolkien’s house so I can see that too!

      The OPP has added a Scotland trip too, and I wish I could do that one too. The England OPP was amazing.

      Glad you found my blog!!

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