I blog a LOT about Seattle. A LOT. Events, culture, photos of the city, etc... there are LOTS of us, too, Seattle bloggers.

Nerd's Eye View

I would love to live in a community that had a lot of bloggers and more specifically more placebloggers. But I'm not moving to Seattle! ;-)

~Denise
Fast Times @ Homeschool High & Flamingo House Happenings

Check out http://del.icio.us/Grey_Consulting/placeblogger

I'll be adding more relevant sites as I find them. If you find them useful, you can subscribe via RSS.

I'm working with my local community (as in neighborhood) in building a placeblog. I'll be posting our experiences.

- Maurene

E-Communications & Community
Never let the urgent crowd out the important.

The last two blog posts I've written have been about life in the number one ranked town in the US of A. Yes I live here and no I don' t know how anyone could decide this is the best place to live. Particularly right now.

Hopefully tomorrow I can blog something GOOD about my town to off-set the last two posts.

~Denise
Fast Times @ Homeschool High & Flamingo House Happenings

www.megavegalicious.com

Hi, I am very new at blogging, and also very new at living in America. I have just developed a blog about Las Vegas, more like a turist guide, but also for locals (the posts aren't comercial, just informative in an informal way, trying to be fun and funny).
I was wondering, would it be consnidered placeblogging?
Thanks

I expect I've been a Charleston, SC placeblogger for years. Folks who drop by Walk this Way regularly are going to find everything looks familiar by the time they actually get to Charleston.

I am not a placeblogger, though I aspire to incorporate placeblogging into my website. I currently live in Washington DC, and we have an active 'ist (DCist), as well as the more politically focused Wonkette and the Washington Post Going Out Gurus. It certainly doesn't seem like there's any void to be filled. Now I moved from Denver, and I definitely think that they could use a placeblogger or two. Still, I talk about my experiences of living in DC a fair bit.
Inconvenient Reality

I'm a placeblogger!

I'm a stay-at-home mom who just moved to Stapleton -- the incredibly well-designed urban-suburb of Denver. If you are young, have kids under 5 and either a black lab or golden retriever, this is the neighborhood for you. What happens in Stapleton... well, you know how the rest goes.

http://stapletonians.blogspot.com/

I never heard about "Placeblogging" before, and I think in my country no one know about that term. I live in Indonesia, may be because eglish is not main language here. Thank for this new information to me.

Goonie

Baby First Year 

In a way, I am a placeblogger, but also a frequent traveller. I live in Montreal, and my experiences are very particular to the multicultral, multilingual city, but I also write about what it was like to grow up in a town of fewer than 250 people in Nova Scotia, and then again about the incredible countries I've visited. I am a placeblogger, but not a monogamous one :)

That's why I call my blog:

All Over the Place

This is my placeblogging contribution to the world. Photography-based, with a little culture and history thrown in. Enjoy.

• the st. pete project

Now I know a little about place blogging.  Thank you very much for informing me of a new term. 

I suppose my What a Trip blog qualifies as place blogging as the subtitle to my blog, Travels from Northern California, is my home base.

 Northern California is quite a large place, so I'll narrow down my favorities.  Carmel is my happy place.  I love the ocean and watching the sea otters roll and play in the waves.  Wine country, Livermore, Napa, Sonoma, offer all of my favorite things; B&B's, fine dining, wine drinking and beautiful scenery.  Lake Tahoe is a great place for a long weekend.  The lake front houses in Rubicon Bay by Tehama are simply amazing, as are the antique Chris Craft wooden boats that ply the blue waters.

Nancy Brown

http://blogs.bootsnall.com/What-A-Trip/

I guess I will be doing that soon.  I am leaving to go on a mission trip to kazakhstan on June 20th.

Love,

Jenny

http://www.bloggingforjesus.net

But so far I haven't blogged much about my hometown since I returned and since I started my current blog. New Orleans, La., is a place of interest to many people, but so much goes on here and there are so many issues since Katrina that I get overwhelmed. I feel like I can't go deep enough and remain within reasonable blog post lengths.

I think I'll check out some other bloggers who identify themselves as placebloggers to get some ideas.

Nordette Adams is a Contributing Editor with BlogHer.com whose personal blog is at this link.

I have learned something new today. I never knew about "placeblogging". I am fairly new to blogging and I am still learning new things everyday. My blog is mostly about my day to day experiences as an expat here in England. But after hearing about placeblogging, I think that I have done it sometimes without knowing it as I write sometimes about different places that I go to here in southwestern England and other areas. Thanks for this great new information about other options in blogging.

Dori

http://fromayellowhouse.blogspot.com

I blog about Melbourne, Australia - not as often as my other blogs.  And when we travel I blog about the places we go to and put up lots of photos on my family blog.

Kathie M. Thomas,
Business & personal interest blogs
Listed in the Top 100 Aussie Blogs list

http://www.kathiethomas.com/blogs.htm

I am blogging on my life in Tegucigalpa, Honduras. I came to Honduras about a year ago, and I can't seem to leave. Not because I can't afford the plane ticket, but I got hooked on this place. I also write about missions, social justice, and stuff. When I am in New Orleans, I write about the food, the alligators, the climate, and anthing else going on in the Big Easy. Laurie, a gringa in Honduas

 Well, I learned something today!

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