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If you grew up depending upon a map or atlas, have you been able to transfer to Google maps and GPS directions?


Or, do you use a combination of both?


Since I was a little girl, I have had a fascination for maps in one form or other, and just this winter bought a Lonely Planet Atlas so I could chart my excursions and dreams from my own living room.


Old habits die hard.


I have learned to use my iPhone while driving to locate a place and on walks in unfamilar cities. Still, I would hate to see maps become obsolete.

There is comfort in sitting down planning with a map.






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My destination today is #Geneseo, home of the State University of New York and nearby #Conesus Lake.


I have one purpose: The Lockhart Gallery on Main Street North.


It's the opening of a duo show of James Johnson and Kala Stein, Contemplative Interiors, Ceramics and Furniture. This show honors functional art which inspires the viewer to interact with the pieces in a more residential setting.


James Johnson is a furniture maker, sculptor and a woodburner merging American, Scandinavian and Japanese influences. Kala Stein is an artist and designer noted for innovative molding and casting techniques. Stein is a native of #Springwater and Johnson resides in #Honeoye.


The show runs until March 15, 2019. Check hours.








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  1. By all means, visit the areas where friends and relatives reside. They can be your best tour guides. I loved it when my daughter lived in another part of the country, and when my friends moved to different states. Although I dearly missed them, I was ready for new adventures.

  2. If you are one that keeps track of trends, try and pick an "up-and-comer" location that hasn't quite worn out its visitor welcome. It was Portugal that caught my attention last fall, and the people there were very accomodating.

  3. Watch the value of the dollar and that might give you a clue. Hint: Canada

  4. Listen to where your traveling friends suggest and learn from their experiences.




Journaling is a great way to keep those memories fresh

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