EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: Inside Hemingway's Idaho home with Hollie McKay

The final part in Hollie's video diary series

One winter afternoon, I find myself in the sleepy resort town of Ketchum, Idaho. I find myself staring out at the protective ring of snow-white mountains cast against tall spruce pines and a deep blue sky, staring from the spacious blush-walled living room where Ernest Hemingway wrote in his twilight, where he took his own life on July 2, 1961.

Join me for an exclusive look inside.

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