Ahoy matey! It’s me, Tui, at the helm and I’m off doing what we travel bloggers love best: TRAVELING! Don’t worry, though. I have not completely abandoned ship. You are in good hands with guest posts from the delightful Laree’ Griffith and the dynamic Cherrye Moore in the coming weeks, so stay tuned. Also, the Saturday Show & Tell blog carnival (a round up of interesting travel-related blog posts) shall continue. The talented Paula Puffer hosts the the May 28th, 2011 edition, so that ought to be good! Where have I run off to? My brand new hubby (so new…
Category: Travel Photo Essays
Travel tips, photos & travelogues from all over the world.
Welcome to Traveler’s Show & Tell: a weekly round-up of travel-related posts from the blogosphere. This week, Spicy Meatball makes a case for the city of Dublin, Ohio in a post entitled Why You Should Live in the Real Emerald City posted at The Spicy Meatball. According to her: The beauty of Dublin is that it has something for everyone — snobs, hippies, and everyone in between. And I always thought Seattle was the Emerald City! You know, I would love to make a road trip across the USA again – especially in an electric vehicle. Next, Shelly Tucker reviews…
As a recent transplant to the Dallas – Fort Worth Metroplex I agree with the state slogan of, “Texas, it’s like a whole other country.” It’s not only because the state is huge, or the fact that it has its own power grid. There is just something about Texas that sets it apart from other states. Every time I land in Dallas, for instance, I feel like I should get my passport stamped.
Welcome to this week’s Saturday Show & Tell This week’s blog carnival is actually being hosted by the talented Paul Puffer over at Don’t Be a Pickle Bump. Check it out! (As for me, by the time this publishes, I will be on my way to Venice!!!)
Welcome to the Saturday Show & Tell blog carnival! First up, Carlo, from Tripbase brings us a fascinating photo essay entitled, 11 School Lunches from around the World. As the name suggests, his article shows photos of school cafeteria food from around the world. Rice is a common theme, although the United States had tater tots. Overall, I thought China’s meal looked the most appetizing. Speaking of food, I thought I’d toss in my post about the etiquette of food photography, Should Restaurants Ban Diners from Photographing Food?, in which I muse that: There has got to be a happy medium…
This week’s guest post comes from the fabulous, Cherrye Moore, a Texan who now lives in Italy. (You may remember her funny post a few weeks ago about her nephew stumbling upon a topless sun-bather while visiting her in Italy.) Here’s her official biography: Cherrye Moore is an American writer and travel consultant living in southern Italy. You can read more about life in Calabria on her site My Bella Vita or join her this fall for the Calabria Table Tour, an 8-day cooking, food and wine tour of Calabria. I’m thinking that Calabria Table Tour sounds like a blast!…