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travelog

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trav·e·logue also trav·e·log  (trv-lôg, -lg)
n.
1. A lecture about travel, often accompanied by a film, a video, or slides.
2. A narrated film or video about travel.
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.travelog - a film or illustrated lecture on travelingtravelog - a film or illustrated lecture on traveling
attraction - an entertainment that is offered to the public


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This travelog gives Merton the opportunity to speak briefly of John Chrysostom, Martin of Tours, Lerinian monasticism, and Caesarius of Arles, all but the first important for situating Cassian's monastic project in Gaul.
Equal parts travelog, biography and botanical history, Nabhan breathes life into the exploits of Russia's botanical adventurer.
 
 
 
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