http://www.bloggingabroad.com/blog Travel and Blogging Sat, 03 Mar 2007 22:04:19 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en As an avid tea drinker I am always interested in hearing more about the amazing drink. There is a new tea blog out thats got me hooked. You should check out www.steepology.com if you are a tea fan. The most interesting post is about 23 relatively unknown ... http://www.bloggingabroad.com/blog/2007/03/03/new-tea-blog/ It’s a paradise for sports fanatics, foodies, wine snobs, animal lovers and shopaholics. Straddling the curvy, lazy Yarra River, Melbourne is Australia’s second largest city but, some would say, its best. Get lost in its narrow, cobblestone laneways, stumble on a cozy little cafe or bar, take in a major ... http://www.bloggingabroad.com/blog/2007/02/16/suggested-itineraries-in-melbourne/ Hey Peter thanks for the add In a story that’s clearly too good to be true, the Evening Standard gleefully reported that Transport Commissioner, Peter Hendy had a MySpace page and “has been spending evenings, weekends - and even part of his working day - in the chatroom with teenagers on ... http://www.bloggingabroad.com/blog/2007/02/16/transport-commissioner-on-myspace/ On my last business trip to Sydney I stayed an extra Saturday with the objective of exploring a new part of the city on my day off. I know Surry Hills like the back of my hand, and have a pretty good grasp of the CBD and Haymarket, but for ... http://www.bloggingabroad.com/blog/2007/02/15/a-sydney-cycling-farewell/ If you’re planning on bringing the kids to New York, there are plenty of options, including things interesting for the grown-ups as well. The #1 choice is probably the American Museum of Natural History. From dinosaurs and dodos to live butterflies and the planetarium space show, this museum is good for ... http://www.bloggingabroad.com/blog/2007/02/15/new-york-city-for-families-kids/ If you’re planning on bringing the kids to New York, there are plenty of options, including things interesting for the grown-ups as well. The #1 choice is probably the American Museum of Natural History. From dinosaurs and dodos to live butterflies and the planetarium space show, this museum is good for ... http://www.bloggingabroad.com/blog/2007/02/15/new-york-city-for-families-kids-2/ No Pants Tube Day? The following is from one of my colleagues at work who does a similar journey home to me: “My girlfriend and I were travelling back home on the Piccadilly Line. I was a Saturday afternoon so not too busy, but loads of couples, some kids and a ... http://www.bloggingabroad.com/blog/2007/02/15/tube-baguette/ Photo frames are an easy way to add some gusto to your images. The future of this particular business, of course, is digital photography frames. You just upload some of your favourite photos to the frame, and then the frame cycles through the photos for you. If the frame is ... http://www.bloggingabroad.com/blog/2007/02/15/diy-digital-picture-frames/   by jared bibler I stayed one Saturday overnight in a little cluster of summerhouses, owned by my employer. It’s a little ways out of town, far enough so that no city lights interfere with the stars. Just now when I went to the car to get a pen, the size and ... http://www.bloggingabroad.com/blog/2007/02/15/reykjavik-break-for-the-country/ A British professional escapes the rat race for the sun-basked, lavender-scented paradise of Provence. There he saunters along just enough to enjoy simple pleasures such as wine and cheese, mountain views and scarlet sunsets. Throw in some gorgeous French women and delightful activities such as running and voila, ... http://www.bloggingabroad.com/blog/2007/02/15/a-good-year-by-peter-mayle/