[Gutenberg 35960] • The Lure of the Camera

Excerpt from The Lure of the Camera

If the reader is asked to make long flights, as from Scotland to Italy, then back, across the At lantic, to New England, and thence overland to Wyoming and Arizona, he must remember that ramblers take no account of distance or direction. In this case they must take no account of time, for these rambles are but the chance happen ings that have occurred at intervals in a period of more than a dozen years.

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