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A-Z Places

“The GW” (George Washington Bridge - connects Upper Manhattan with Fort Lee, New Jersey)
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Ukiah, Mendocino County, California

I lived here for a short time, not that long ago, as a traveler looking for a home.

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Yorkshire Moors, Yorkshire, England
(so many of my favorite novels when I was a child are set on the “wily, windy moors” (to quote Kate Bush) of England)
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Kalinychta said:
Yorkshire Moors, Yorkshire, England
(so many of my favorite novels when I was a child are set on the “wily, windy moors” (to quote Kate Bush) of England)
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Windy, Windy Moors of Yorkshire reminds me of Jane Eyre. One of my top favorite novels of all time.
 
“A dark wood” (from Dante’s Inferno)
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“Midway along the journey of our life
I woke to find myself in a dark wood
For I had wandered off from the straight path”
 
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