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Street View: Historical Style
I am fortunate to have been able to take a research jaunt to Germany and Avignon last year about this time, and to have brought home a couple thousand photos (I remember when that would have taken my entire carry-on full … Continue reading
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Tagged cities, Germany, Heidelberg, history, map, maps, medieval, research, writing process
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