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The Press is published in Harvard, but it’s often stowed away in the backpacks and suitcases of loyal readers as they cross the country and the globe for business or pleasure. If you’re going somewhere interesting, pack your Harvard Press and send us a picture of it—and you—with your locale in the background, and we'll add it to these!

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Egypt

The Press is at the great pyramids of Giza, near Cairo, Egypt, with Debbie Kaegebein and Dennis Bradley of Trail Ridge.

Tanzania

The Press and Stow Road residents Joe Schmidt and Joanne Helhowski are in Tanzania to witness the Great Wildebeest Migration across the Mara River.

Normandy, France

The Press and the Killeen family (Brian, Patrick, and Declan) of Lancaster County Road are at the Mont Saint-Michel abbey in Normandy, France. (Courtesy photo)

Florida

John, Hyechung, and Gemma Lehtinen of Stow Road are in Florida with the Press visiting Disney World’s Magic Kingdom and the Kennedy Space Center. (Courtesy photo)

South Africa

From left: Patrice Jennings, Pat Jennings, Elizabeth Ainsley-Campbell, and Lucy Wallace protect the Press from wildebeests and hippos in Zulu Nyala, South Africa.

Brazil

The Wrangham family of East Bare Hill Road is in Ilhabela, Brazil, with the Press. Posing for photographer David Wrangham are Martha, Roman, and Beatrix.

South Africa

The Press and Debbie Kaegebein and Dennis Bradley of Trail Ridge are a long way from home at Cape Point, South Africa, where the Atlantic and Indian oceans meet.

Sicily

The Press is in Taormina, Sicily, with Stow Road residents Victor and Jackie Normand. Mt. Etna is in the background.

Canada

The Dasch family of Whitney Road, the Sullivans of Littleton Road, Gary and Jane Ash of Dartmouth, MA, and the Press are in Saint John, on the Bay of Fundy in New Brunswick, Canada. Back row from left: John Dasch, Jane Ash, Emma Sullivan, Erin Ash Sullivan, Leo Sullivan, and Will Dasch. Front row: Gary Ash, Amanda Ash Dasch (holding the Press), and Riley Dasch.

New York City

From left: Bromfield students Masouda Kabir, Shayesta Kabir, Behishta Kabir, and Hawa Niazy pose with the Press in New York City, where they toured the New York Times. They were hosted by Times employee and former Harvard Press intern Emily Erdos.

Zimbabwe

Bromfield ninth-grader Satriah Sikochi is in Banket, Zimbabwe, with the Press. She is at Mumvuri Project, a school for orphaned children, where she and Bromfield friends Hannah Huelin and Saara Patel donated over 200 books. From left: the school’s headmaster, Satriah’s uncle (the head of a ministry serving the students), and Satriah.

Scotland

Jane Breed and the Press are at the 5,000-year-old Maeshowe tomb, in the Orkney Islands, north of the Scottish mainland.

Mexico

Littleton Road residents Jim and Diana Harte relax with the Press at the El Castillo pyramid in the Yucatán peninsula in Mexico.

Washington, D.C.

The Press is at the White House in Washington D.C. with Alex, Sam, and Lucy Latham of Still River Road.

Montreal

From left, Jacob Gates Road residents Jackie Beauchemin, Stacie Hargis, Olivier Beauchemin, and Eloise Beauchemin pose with the Press at Saint Joseph’s Oratory of Mount Royal in Montréal, Canada.

Scotland

Carol Gardiner of Devens, Rich Sherman of Shaker Road, and the Press are at Abbotsford, on the banks of the river Tweed in Melrose, Scotland, home of author Sir Walter Scott.

Ireland

The O’Learys (Kyran, Nora, and Padraig) and the Press are in the village of Dunlewy in County Donegal, Ireland, overlooking Dún Lúiche Lough.

England

Kristen Osborn and her dad, Harvard Press editor John Osborn, are at Wallsend, England, the eastern terminus of their 84-mile hike along Hadrian’s Wall. Behind them, checking the Press for accuracy, is Sentius Tectonicus, a Roman centurion.

Greece

The Taglieri family of Littleton Road is in the village of Ola, on the Greek island of Santorini. Olivia and Logan Taglieri are armed with sunglasses for the Aegean sun and the Press for hometown news.

California

Janet McAbney of Bolton Road reads the gold standard of local news in Downieville, California. Downieville is known for its rich mines during the gold rush of the mid-1800s.

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