Traveler’s Show & Tell: Earthly Alien Landscapes & Great San Diego Eats

 

This Week’s Travelers

Tui Snider presents Are you going to Scarborough Renaissance Festival in Waxahachie, Texas? posted right here at Mental Mosaic: Even Home is a Travel Destination, saying,

“Have you ever been to a historical reenactment? Sure, going to a Ren Fair is silly, geeky fun, but – to me – it’s like visiting a dynamic, hands on museum. Here is a photo essay from one of my trips to the Scarborough Renaissance Festival in Waxahachie, Texas.”

Byteful Travel presents Red Rock Canyon Review: 3 Unmissable Sights posted at Byteful Travel, saying,

“Before I visited Las Vegas, I thought that the red rocks I’d seen in Denver were the most alien landscape I’d ever seen. But when I visited Red Rock Canyon on the outskirts of Las Vegas, I stood corrected. Because this place is basically *Martian*. Beautiful & Martian. Don’t believe me? By the end of this article, you will.”

Pamela Jorrick presents Tidepools, Bridges and Locks posted at Blah, Blah, Blog, saying,

“Seattle is a city where we could have easily spent a lot more time than we had…There is so much to see and do- and much of it is free or cheap which is exactly the way we like to roll whenever possible… I’m a tropics kind of gal, and it was way too chilly for me to head out on any boats, which would be fun in some other, warmer season. Still, there was plenty of other fun to be had near the water.”

Laura Edgar presents Eating Your Way Through San Diego: A Local’s Guide posted at NerdWallet | Travel, saying,

“San Diego is not only about sunny weather and perfect beaches; it also has a thriving restaurant industry, and not only in Mexican cuisine. Let a local give some delicious suggestions for where—and what—to chow down.”

Nicole Elena Robertson presents More Northern Rivers, Brisbane, and Bluesfest posted at Nicole Elena Robertson, saying,

“Photos from my daily experience as an American living in the Northern Rivers region of New South Wales, Australia. I spent a week traveling the area all the way up to Brisbane and attending the iconic Byron Bay Bluesfest.”

Stu presents New Years Eve in Sydney, Australia posted at Where’s My Passport, saying,

“A blog post talking about the highlights of bringing in the new year in Sydney, Australia.What river is the longest river in the world? Rivers aren’t easy to measure in length, what with all their twists and turns, but with the help of modern technology, we can get a pretty accurate measuring, so we can see which river is truly the longest.”

 

Brie Naughton presents [Almost] 29 and Feelin’ Fine Part II posted at Snugs and The Man, saying,

“This blog is an adventure in the first year(s) of marriage. Our travels, destinations, thoughts, etc.”

 

Theresa Torres presents A Trip Fit for a Princess: The Top 4 Castles to Visit posted at Sofluna Travel, saying,

“Many of us are fascinated by castles and their history. So if you’re planning on a romantic European vacation or want to take your family to see Europe, here are some castles to include in your list of places to visit.”

 

Jennifer Miner presents ION Rooftop Pool Bar JW Marriott Downtown Los Angeles posted at Huntington Dog Beach in Huntington Beach, California, saying,

“The JW Marriott Los Angeles at L.A. Live is a high-end hotel and the ION rooftop bar is a great place for an upscale smal group get-together.”

 

Jonny presents Smart Blog: Top 10 Longest Rivers in the World posted at Smart blog, saying,

“What river is the longest river in the world? Rivers aren’t easy to measure in length, what with all their twists and turns, but with the help of modern technology, we can get a pretty accurate measuring, so we can see which river is truly the longest. “

That’s it for this week’s blog carnival, Traveler’s Show & Tell.

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