We need your recommendations for great new travel bloggers; please post a link in this discussion.
Updated - 20th November 2008 - we need more recommendations - especially of bloggers actively travelling at this time! - so please click that recommend button - and help keep travelblog's front page inclusive, interesting and fresh everyday!
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As ever - we're on the look out for great blogs to feature on the front page. If you see bloggers that you like; good photos, great prose - then please do two things:
1: Recommend them - log in to your account, view their home page and click recommend.
2: Post a link to their blog here - short links in the form of [blogger=1234] appear on their page for creating quick links - copy and paste.
The front page is formed using by your recommendations but there are a few little things that you need to be aware of;
- Only blog entries with photos appear on the front page - the featured blogs need the photos to drag in visitors.
- If you posted the photos weeks before publishing the blog - the blog will be skipped from the front page. It's due to performance in building the front page - so either add one more photo just before publishing or publish asap.
Thanks!
Reply to this A bit of a strange recommendation, as this writer probably won't add another diary, and his writing is certainly an acquired taste, but
deleted_5517 makes for a quirky read. He talks about travelling from an almost surreal angle and in places is very, very entertaining.
Reply to this haha I don't love myself (like travelblog insists!) and my writing style as I feel the peoples entries above me outshine mine. But I would really love to share a touching story that happened to me in The Philippines on a tiny island called
Romblon Reply to this al gal
No photos in this one so i guess she won't be on the front page but i found i couldn't stop reading her blog. Very interesting.
Reply to this al gal
I second that. I dont know much about what makes writing good but there is something about her writing style.......
Reply to this the soul cultivator
This is the best blog I have ever seen..
Reply to this The very first journal I've read when I stumbled upon this travel site belongs to
michaelpaddo. And he's still by far my favourite blogger. I find his entries very addictive! He's sort of inspired me to embark on my first solo trip.
Reply to this EdVallance
Very well written(at least in my unexpert opinion) blogs and fascinating opinions and observations.
Reply to this Clint Holmes - just started reading a few blogs from Clint - an expat teacher in Honduras - this entry got my attention:
Youth of Honduras
It's a collection of thoughts about today's world from his students - something a little different - go on leave them a comment 😉
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