As I get ready to head out on a weekend road trip to the glamorous destination of Nebraska, I bring you this week’s Suzy Stumbles Over Travel. In case you are new to this site, each week I ask bloggers/writers and readers to submit their favorite travel posts of the week. This can be from your own site or another writer’s piece. I read each submission, comment, tweet the article on Twitter, stumble the piece using Stumbleupon and post a link to the article on my Facebook page. The following week I select my five favorites to be featured here and the stumbling begins again into the next week.
Just a few things to keep in mind, please only submit one post per person each week. Your submission must be travel related. Please leave a link to your post in the comment box below rather than sending it to me on Twitter, Facebook, etc. You have until the end of the day on Friday to leave your submission. Anything left past Friday will be carried over into next week’s submissions. I will get busy promoting the articles by the end of the day on Sunday. Be sure to follow me on Twitter, subscribe to my stumbles on Stumbleupon and “like” me on Facebook to make sure I give your post the attention it deserves. Check back here next Monday to see if your submission made my five favorites of the week.
The 5 Favorites of Last Week
“A Little Village Wedding” From Thirty One Distant
Submitted by Flora
Flora lives out a bucket list dream by attending a friend’s wedding in the mountains of India. From the traditional dances to the clothing, she details the experience with an unusual perspective as the lone outsider looking in.
“Trekking Off The Beaten Path in Sapa” From Somewhere or Bust
Submitted by Noah
Noah takes us through the Sapa hills of Vietnam. With the help of a guide, he navigates through rain soaked forks in the road and water buffalo herds. He also lends the reader a glimpse at village life with a stop along the way at the home of a local woman.
“The History of Coffee in Santos, Brazil” From This Is My Happiness
Submitted by Jenna
Jenna details the pivotal role of coffee in Brazil’s history by visiting the southern port city of Santos and its Coffee Museum. She reviews the museum and the café where the tour is appropriately capped off with a cup of Brazilian coffee.
“Montreal Weekend Mini-Guide and Osheaga 2012 Wrap Up” From Melissa To and Fro
Submitted by Melissa
Melissa attends Montreal’s Osheaga festival, an explosion of music, food and dance. Aside from the festival activities, she also provides a complete Montreal weekend guide, explaining everything from transportation around the city to what to see, eat, drink and where to stay.
“39 B&W Photos That Will Inspire You to Travel The World” from Traveling Canucks
Submitted by Cam
The Traveling Canucks place us in 39 moments throughout 39 photographs shot all around the world. Taking away the color and keeping the photographs black and white, the images capture the excitement and wonder of travel, from Prague to India and everywhere in between.
Don’t forget to leave your submission in the comment box below. You have until the end of the day on Friday to leave your submission.
Submission from Amy…
Hey Suzy!
My submission for this week is http://www.whereverwriter.com/las-vegas-travel-guide/
Thanks, and Happy Travels!
Amy
Hi Suzy,
Here’s my latest submission:
http://matthewhirtes.com/2012/08/15/random-photo-of-gran-canaria-24/
Cheers,
Matthew
Hi Suzy,
Thank you for choosing my post this week! I’m glad you enjoyed it. I hope you have a nice time in Nebraska. My family is from Iowa so I’ve been to Neb. many times. I hear Omaha is getting to be quite a nice city.
I would love for this post to get a little extra attention, especially since it applies to developing countries in general, not just Brazil: http://thisismyhappiness.com/2012/08/17/tourism-in-brazil/
Thank you!
Here’s my sub for the week! http://gigigriffis.com/here-there-be-dragons/
Thanks for including us this week Suzy! We appreciate the Stumble love! 🙂
Hi Suzy, we’ve not quite got to grips with the whole stumble upon thing. We had a great to in Burma (Myanmar) and wondered whether you’d consider sharing with your audience. http://flashpackatforty.com/2012/07/28/bagan-breathtaking-and-beguiling/ Thanks and hope you enjoyed your road trip.
I LOVE that photo post from Traveling Canucks!
I’ve got a post for you to check out this week, about seeing beyond the drab, “ugly” exteriors of two Eastern European capitals:
http://www.dangerous-business.com/2012/08/a-tale-of-two-capitals-bucharest-and-sofia/
Thanks!
Hi Suzy,
Hope you’re enjoying that exotic Nebraska scenery and culture. lol
Here’s my latest travel mishap:
http://www.lashworldtour.com/2012/08/travel-story-disaster-missing-rental-motorbike.html
Thanks as usual, cheers, Lash
I love finding new blogs to read with this series. Our recent post will make you hungry! 🙂 http://ordinarytraveler.com/articles/how-to-make-pasta-italy
Haven’t submitted for a while ’cause I’ve had bad internet, but here’s one I wanted to share when I published it a couple weeks ago (hope that’s ok!)
Teaching Myself How to Teach English: http://katiegoingglobal.com/teaching-english/
Hey Suzy!
Here’s us for this week!
Glamour + Camping = Glamping on the California Coast
http://www.gypsynester.com/glamping.htm
Hi Suzy,
Here’s a guide to recreating the Inca Trail in your own home with some stairs and nudie pics of Scarlett Johansson or Robert Pattison:
http://www.the-working-traveller.com/up-up-and-more-up-on-the-inca-trail-to-machu-picchu/
Hi Suzy,
Here’s my submission to this week’s stumble segment:
http://leahtravels.com/site/places/texas/home-again
I take a trip to my childhood home and actually knock on the door.
Hey Suzy!
Here’s my submission for this week:
“If I am not rich and I can travel, so can you!”
http://bkpk.me/if-im-not-rich-and-i-can-travel-so-can-you/
It’s a inspirational post including tips on how to save money, to show that most people can travel long term and you don’t need to be filthy rich to do so! 🙂
Hey Suzy,
I’ve just gotten back from three weeks in America which was great and still busy processing some of the photos but here is one of my posts with images from Chicago and “the bean” sculpture:
http://roryinamerica.wordpress.com/2012/08/15/cloud-gate-aka-the-bean/
Hope you are well,
Rory