A Jane Austen Pilgrimage

From a beautiful piece in the Washington Post by Zofia Smardz:


"Well, that’s how it goes on a Jane Austen pilgrimage. You think, if I can only see where she lived and worked and danced and played, I’ll get inside her head. Capture her genius.


Hah. That’s not so easy, is it, old girl? After 200 years, there’s not that much to see. And you’re so good at hiding.


But it won’t stop me from looking for you."


I can relate. Which is why I'll be going back to keep looking, too. Do read the whole piece. It's really lovely.




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Bath may not have been Jane Austen's favorite place, but it was certainly mine. This is a shot from the Roman Baths, which were hidden beneath the Bath of Jane Austen's time.  


 


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Published on May 24, 2013 20:52
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