Welcome to the December 10, 2011 edition of Traveler’s Show & Tell
This week’s Traveler’s Show & Tell blog carnival is chock full of interesting travelogues and lots of pretty pictures from bloggers all over the world. Read on for:
- …tips for traveling with children during the holidays .
- …how Argentina elevates graffitti to an art form.
- …photos of interesting street signs from around the world.
- …the best cities to visit for a Christmas holiday in the UK.
- …and more! Christine presents Open Market in Granada, Nicaragua posted at Me, My Kid and Life, saying,
“Having been to open markets in France, Italy and Spain one experiences a distinct difference both in attitude and culture at the Open Air Market in Granada, Nicaragua”
Zhu presents Signs in South-East Asia posted at Correr Es Mi Destino, saying,
“I love taking pictures of signs because they tell so much about a country. For instance, Canada’s bilingual “stop-arrêt” sign is unique, and so are the many weather-related warnings, “ice falling” being my favourite. During our trip to Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand, I collected various signs. Here are the best ones!”
Pamela Jorrick presents Lassen posted at Blah, Blah, Blog, saying,
“One of my favorite things about homeschooling is planning trips to go along with things we’re learning about. So, when I recently picked up a volcano themed science kit, I decided it would be fun to take a field trip up to Lassen Volcanic National Park to go along with it. “
Teresa Kakilis presents a series of photos entitled London a-calling posted at Nothing Finer Than saying,
“I went over to the other side of the pond… and did I have a bloody good time! (Warning: billions of photos coming.)”
- Michael Turtle presents The art of the oppressed posted at Time Travel Turtle, saying,
“…in Argentina, graffiti is everywhere and has been embraced by the community. It has been taken to a level above petty vandalism.”
Kat presents Ten things I love about Bantayan posted at The Unstressed, saying,
“Bantayan is such a beauty. I get mesmerized by looking at photos which consequently brings me to dream land and I start reminiscing [about] the 3 days I spent there without writing them down.”
- Charles Chua C K presents Getting Effective Website Ideas from Kuantan Municipal Council posted at All About Living with Life, saying,
“Kuantan is the town where I live. It is on the east cost of Peninsular Malaysia with many breathtaking beaches and lush greenery.”
Phil Byrne presents Where To Find A Perfect Family Christmas In The UK posted at Cheap Hotel Chains – Guide to Great Places, saying,
“Here are four suggestions for some of the best places to spend a family Christmas in the UK this year.”
Fred Lee presents 10 Tips to Surviving Holiday Travel With Children posted at Parenting Squad, saying,
“My wife and I live away from our families. That means traveling for hours. With a child. The greatest test of patience known to man… Here’s what we’ve learned to ease the torture, stay sane and maintain flexibility.”
That’s it for this week’s blog carnival, Traveler’s Show & Tell.
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Tui Snider is an author, speaker, and photographer who specializes in North Texas travel, cemetery symbols, and haunted lore. As she puts it, “I used to write fiction – but then, I moved to Texas!”
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Thanks for your post. I really love reading it. Nice blog.
Thank you, Joy! Hope to see you here again sometime. :D
This is such a good way of showcasing other similar themed blogs. Great Idea.
Chasing Joy,
Check out the blog carnival site. You could create a really wonderful blog carnival of your own! :)
~Tui
Can’t wait to read everyone else’s posts. Thanks for putting together such a great list – as usual! :)
Thanks, Michael!
I always enjoy the blog posts you contribute to the Traveler’s Show & Tell blog carnival – keep ’em coming! :)
~Tui