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1. HTV (Hermit Television)

There’s just no accounting for taste. Or for obsessions. I can’t tell you why I’m obsessed with hermits, but I can tell you today is a banner day if you happen to be obsessed with hermits too—there are hermit videos on YouTube!

Yes, now if you’ve ever wanted to see the inside of a hermit cave you can click HERE, or if you want to stare into the face of meditating yogis in solitude you can click HERE. And really, who doesn't?

For more, search YouTube for “meditating hermits” and gasp as you see how many videos come up! Now I must pry myself away to start writing.

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