Ernest Hemingway’s typewriter, at the window to his house in Sun Valley, Idaho. Photo image by U.S. Plan B, Inc., a provider of “B-roll” film and video.
Ernest Hemingway’s typewriter, at the window to his house in Sun Valley, Idaho. Photo image by U.S. Plan B, Inc., a provider of “B-roll” film and video.
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