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" Saturday I spent part of the Summer Solstice soaking up the sun in Central Park with Dan, reading a travel book I just bought on the Maine Coast. I&amp;#039;m brainstorming ideas for where we should go after our wedding (we&amp;#039;re planning to stay in Maine and travel around for our honeymoon). I started to get excited thinking of all the adventures to come with mini road trips to Camden, Acadia National Park, Portland \u2014 so fun! I recently discovered the home site, Three Potato Four, which has a mix of vintage finds mixed with cool accessories from designers like Perch and Henry Road. Janet and Stu change up their inventory and collections often, and I always enjoy seeing what&amp;#039;s new. I love this print called &amp;quot;Missouri&amp;quot; by Elizabeth Soule that features a toy car on a map of the U.S. The photo captures that innocent spirit of going for a roadtrip. And maps of all kinds have become my new obsession. I&amp;#039;d love to start collecting globes and maps once I have a little more apartment space! This photograph is printed on archival paper with archival ink and it&amp;#039;s mounted to a wooden panel \u2014 so you can plop it on a shelf or mantel or hang it up on a nail in the wall. You can order the print right here. The description of the print says it&amp;#039;s perfect for a child&amp;#039;s room. Maybe it&amp;#039;s the kid in me who loves to explore, but I actually would display this art in my kitchen as a kitschy, nostalgic pick-me-up.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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