In this little series, we take a little tour of other people's neighbourhood and town through their camera. What does a local playground look like in Saudi Arabia or how about a school in Brazil?
Look at all the great destinations we have been and will be discovering. This page is updated as new posts are published.
Our neighbourhoods (so far):
Europe:
Tirana, Albania: Albania or BustMons, Belgium: Albania or Bust
Stal, Belgium: The Penguin and the Panther
České Budějovice, Czech Republic: Adventurings
Bordeaux, France: American Mum in Bordeaux
Longny-au-Perche, France: the piri-piri lexicon
Magny-les-Hameaux, France: Busy as a Bee in Paris
Parisot, France: La Famille Brown
Roquefort-les-Pins, France: Lou Messugo
Berlin, Germany: Deutsch, Bitte & Leather & Abel
Hamburg, Germany: Let the Journey Begin
Karlsruhe, Germany: Confuzzledom
Munich, Germany: Kmina's blog
Basiglio, Italy: Cafe Carlson
Vignate, Italy: the piri-piri lexicon
Luxembourg, Luxemburg: Scrambled Nest
Delft, The Netherlands: The European Mama
Zoetermeer, The Netherlands: Expat Life with a Double Buggy
Carrickfergus, Northern Ireland: Crystal's Tiny Treasures
Warsaw, Poland: The European Mama
Izhevsk, Russia: The Educators' spin on it
Moscow, Russia: A girl and her travels
St Petersburg, Russia: Raising a trilingual child
Las Arenas, Spain: Las Arenas living
Mürren, Switzerland: Betsy's Photography
Knowle, U.K.: Taco de Lenguas
Norfolk, U.K.: Adventures of Adam
Americas:
Curitiba, Brazil: Head of the HeardAirdrie, Canada: Glittering Muffins
Calgary, Canada: Sincerely Salma & Glittering Muffins
Edmonton, Canada: Pitter Patter and Constant Chatter
Santiago, Chile: The Practical Mom
San Jose, Costa Rica: All Done Monkey
Merida, Mexico: Kid World Citizen
Florida, Puerto Rico: Discovering the world through my son's eyes
Berkeley, USA: Life Translated
Kansas City, USA: For the love of Spanish
Las Vegas, USA: Local Adventurer
Oklahoma City, USA: ALLterNATIVElearning
Sacramento, USA: All Done Monkey
San Francisco, USA: Kids Yoga Stories
Asia:
Phnom Penh, Cambodia: Kampuchea CrossingsZhuhai, China: Creative World of Varya
Pune, India: Scrambled Nest
Bali, Indonesia: Crazy Little Family Adventure
Nagoya, Japan: Cranes and Clovers
Tokyo, Japan: Melibelle in Tokyo
Astana, Kazakhstan: Ersatz Expat
Miri & Ipoh, Malaysia: Ersatz Expat
Quezon City, Philippines: A Multi-Asian Family Life
Singapore: Singapore Tales
Gaepo-Dong, South Korea: Tales from the Waygook Mama
Africa:
Djibouti: Djibouti JonesRural Zambia: Mud Hut Mama
Marrakech, Morocco: Maroc Mama
Oceania:
Toronto, Australia: QP and Eye****************
Do you want to take part?
You can sign-up here.The rules for your post are quite simple:
- The post must be published on your own blog on the given date.
- All photos must have been taken by you.
- You must include one link back to this page (with the button, for example).
- Think typical and local for your photos.
- Minimum 6 photos MUST be included:
... a playground / play area
... a local mode of transport
... a typical house/building
... a street nearby
... a school, nursery or other education facility
... a market, supermarket or other shopping outlet
the rest is up to you.
Sharing
Use the hashtag #worldneighbourhood or #worldneighborhoodFeel free to tag me into your tweets too @pirilexicon
Grab the button & share our world tour:
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Is this "blog carnival" open for others as well, even though all the slots are full?
ReplyDeleteSure... You can sign up for a new slot above.
DeleteSigned up =) My kids LOVE this series.
ReplyDeletethank you Amanda.
DeleteSuch a great series! I'm always curious what the comparisons are of every day type things around the world!!
ReplyDeleteThis is so great! I will love sharing this with my children. Thank you to all who are participating!
ReplyDeleteGreat IDEA!!!
ReplyDeleteI love this idea- brilliant. I'm in.
ReplyDeleteThis is so wonderful! I just have to wait until August, 2014! Too bad I am totally not a patient person. I'll be enjoying everyone's neighborhoods while I wait. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThank you for signing up. It gives you time to find the perfect pics!!
DeleteI'd like to sign up, but it depends on your definition of 'neighbourhood'. If the pictures have to be taken really nearby, it will be woods, woods and some more woods...
ReplyDeleteIt can be as wide or as narrow as you like. Obviously, we all live in very different communities and woods are fine too!!
DeleteAnnabelle I love this series. Great idea and nice job pulling it all together!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh I love this! I am going to sign up and then read all the other posts!!
ReplyDeleteSigned up!
ReplyDeleteOh my . I totally missed mine!
ReplyDeleteIm a week late already. I had a computer crash and lost my to do list.
i will get the post up this weekend!