please take care of this book

What more can I say about these glittering views of Laos, than that they are in every way Golden. Should 'please take care of this book' enjoy even a glimmer of the reflected glory of its surroundings, it will be a very content and slightly pompous, little tome.Thanks reader, these are spectacular. sjc x

As if to prove what an extraordinary planet of contrasts we inhabit, yesterday as bumble bees kick started their rusty motors, butterflies dusted off their wings and crocuses popped up like colourful hiccups I received two fabulous images from Iceland. The barren, unfamiliar and altogether hostile terrain is a bleak, albeit dramatic backdrop for the little green book. What a great eye the photographer has and what a great heart for looking after this precious tome. Many thank

For all seasoned travellers, amongst whom 'please take care of this book' now considers itself a member, however wonderful the scenery, how entrancing the people or how clement the weather, it can all become overwhelming and tiring. This wonderful statue at Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam, evokes just this sort of world weariness and if you have read 'please take care of this book too' by Suzanne J. Cairns, it will remind you of the strange journey that the little green book en

Just like the enthusiastic marsupials on Kangaroo Island pictures of the little green book are popping up all over the place now that we are back on track. It is a real joy, as we creep out of the Northern Hemisphere's Winter, to receive images of short-sleeve sea and skies from Australia. As the saying goes, there's always blue sky behind the grey and one man's Winter is another man's Spring on this extraordinary planet of ours. Thank you so much for your pictures from Kang

Unfortunately, due to a variety of technical issues we have been unable to continue to post the progress of the little green book in its travels around the globe. So with the bad news vanquished, there is good news in abundance, not least that there are a raft of photographs from a myriad of places to share. Clearly, whilst the Mother ship has been all at sea, those connected to this project have continued to carry the spirit of the tiny tomes of poetry in their hearts and wh