11 Feb Blog Challenge Responses Round-Up #11

The Prompt

Challenge #11 = Top 5 Tour
Your readers may never visit your community, but if they did, what 5 things would you show them?

Highlights

• Jose in the Philippines and Gabriela in Madagascar created fun itineraries for visitors to their communities
• Michael in Colombia shared the 5 modes of transport you would take to get around his community (plus a bonus one!)
• Katey-Red takes us on a Big Five “safari” with South African livestock
• Matt and Anne tour the most common shops in their Moroccan town
• Justin in Madagascar, Sara in Moldova, and Julie in Mongolia all share nice photo tours of their communities

There is so much to be discovered in these blog posts! We encourage you to check out the Blog Challenge blog post links below and on our Boot Camp Blog Challenge pinterest board.

Posts

• Our Long Term Plan to Stay in Morocco Just kidding, Mom and Dad! But if we were planning to stay in Morocco, we could probably open one of five different types of businesses and make enough to survive….
• Valderrama in 5 days Antiqueo Takon! I am an Antiqueno. I love Antique Province where I and six other Peace Corps Volunteers currently serve. The entire province has roughly 320,000 people and is…
• Pueblo Transportation Living in a small, rural pueblo presents itself with plenty of challenges and obstacles. Power is lost without warning. Air conditioned rooms are a luxury. Running water is something found…
• Top 5 Tourist Attractions in Moussodougou  Prompt #11 is a top 5 list of what a visitor to my village would want to see. So besides seeing yours truly, I’m going to give a rundown of…
• The Domesticated Big 5: Amajuba Style This entry’s prompt for the Blogging Abroad Blog Contest: Top 5 (aka a condensed set of community highlights).  In Southern Africa, Safari Companies have a promotion called “Big 5”…
• Top 5 of Vondrozo Most people will never see Vondrozo in their life, which includes Malagasy people, so I have compiled a top 5 for what you must see/do in Vondrozo.  #1: The…
• The Domesticated Big 5: Amajuba Style This entry’s prompt for the Blogging Abroad Blog Contest: Top 5 (aka a condensed set of community highlights).  In Southern Africa, Safari Companies have a promotion called “Big 5”…
• Baganuur Top Five Although Baganuur is a large city in Mongolian standards, I would say it has a small town feel. It’s quiet and there isn’t much to do. If you were to…
• 5 Top things to do in Beanana Found deep within the rice basket of Madagascar, you will find the hidden gem of Beanana. Known for its muddy roads, lush fruit tress, and its wonderful people….
• Take a quick 5 minute trip to Moldova Bine ati venit în Moldova! [Welcome to Moldova!] I am so glad you have taken 5 minutes of your time to take a “quick visit” and see the TOP 5 PLACES…
• A Walk About the Village The community center, where the nurses come for mobile clinic and the cane farmers’ union meets The highway, main thoroughfare for the village, major cane pipeline, and excellent shortcut to Mexico…
• Top 5 Places in Woliso #Blogging Abroad If you were ever to visit Woliso, Ethiopia (where I have lived for the past two years), these are the top five places/things to go and try…
•  The Teen Scene Teenagers in Lesotho are like teenagers everywhere. Different cultures and different styles of living apparently make little impact on the…
• One Day in Lissana: Top 5 Must-Dos for an Authentic Experience You flew all the way to Ethiopia to see me (or for some other, less important reason), but you only have one short day in Lissana!…

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