I stood in the library admiring the huge book collection. There was something inherently calming about being surrounded — Saffron Mello Castro, A Thousand Miles from Nowhere: A Hippy Trip of Discovery
I stood in the library admiring the huge book collection. There was something inherently calming about being surrounded — Saffron Mello Castro, A Thousand Miles from Nowhere: A Hippy Trip of Discovery
I stood in the library admiring the huge book collection. There was something inherently calming about being surrounded — Saffron Mello Castro, A Thousand Miles from Nowhere: A Hippy Trip of Discovery
I stood in the library admiring the huge book collection. There was something inherently calming about being surrounded — Saffron Mello Castro, A Thousand Miles from Nowhere: A Hippy Trip of Discovery
I stood in the library admiring the huge book collection. There was something inherently calming about being surrounded — Saffron Mello Castro, A Thousand Miles from Nowhere: A Hippy Trip of Discovery
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I stood in the library admiring the huge book collection. There was something inherently calming about being surrounded by books, even their smell and texture was comforting.

— Saffron Mello Castro, A Thousand Miles from Nowhere: A Hippy Trip of Discovery
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