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Even though Parmanu has been using his blog and other digital media to share his travelogues and photographs, he wonders if paper still trumps the digital medium when it comes to sharing stories and memories.

She came back with a thick file and placed it on the table… She turned to a cycling expedition with another couple some years ago, along the banks of the River Elbe, from Dresden to Hamburg. The section began with a map of the route, which was followed by pictures that were clipped to the sheets with a paragraph or two of cursive script describing the moment. Then there were bills from restaurants they had eaten at, receipts from shops they had visited, tickets of concerts or movies, brochures of the region and other little scraps of memory that brought back minute details of the whole trip.

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