I work in Concord, MA. I drive by Walden pond on my way to work every day - its still pretty cool, even after a couple months.
Slowly I am beginning to explore the area, In the spring when I was in the process of moving I took a whirlwind tour around Concord, and a little place called the Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
Home to Thoreau, Emerson, Hawthorne & Alcott. All nestled on the high point called Authors Ridge.
I will admit a bit of skepticism pre-trip, but I am here to assure you that it was awesome. Its amazing to visit such a peaceful place and see all the beautiful monuments and tombstones. Emersons was pretty radical - I can imagine it was totally unique when it was erected. All the Alcott sisters are in a line, and Thoreau overlooks the cemetery from a hill. Hawthorne is there too - but I cant seem to find his picture. (I did get to go see his house of seven gables! but that's for a different day)
If you go, take a little time to look at all the stones throughout the cemetery, they are so old and so beautifully carved - a typographic dream. So glad I made the trip.
Showing posts with label literature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label literature. Show all posts
Thursday, September 22, 2011
Thursday, September 15, 2011
dock & dictation
My nightstand is used for two things; book storage and phone charging. Did I ever imagine the two would be combined into one beautifully functional result? not until now. Rich Neeley, the second you put up an Alice in Wonderland edition, I will be there.
Book Docks available on Etsy
Labels:
books,
design,
industrial design,
iphone,
ipone dock,
literature
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