Blogtober 2 - have you seen these?

Going on from yesterdays post where I talked about why we started blogging I thought I would dust off a couple of older blogs. We started back in January 2012 and at that point I had no idea about keywords, linking and sharing. Quite a few blogs only reached a few people. That was fine because they were intended, as I said, just for friends and family at the time and I only expected a handful of people to be interested.

 

Carteret, France January 2012

Having looked back through some old ones we've written it is amazing how some things date. A blog from 2012 about the internet feels like it comes from a very different time even though it was written less than 10 years ago! I also apologise now for my long, long sentences at times, ellipses containing far too many dots and the many other grammar errors that now make me cringe.

So, three old posts that I felt deserved to see a bit of sunshine (and are still relevant):

 

1. Vendee Globe and other explorers we have met - A blog about feats of endurance, ambition, amazing challenges and the people that undertake them

 

Mini Transat racers, Sables D'Olonne, France

 

2. Children welcome - A blog about travelling with children and how we are all different.

 

3. All about me - A boatschool blog of the primary stage learning we covered around how bodies work, what makes them unique, what is a living thing and genetics. Talks about how we approached learning on the boat.     

                     

Looking for life to classify

                                

Having been doing this for a while now we have connected with other bloggers and enjoy following several blogs - many boat related, others not. Our link list can be found on the left hand tab under Sailing blogs we like and Other blogs we like. We are also connected to some networks which are a great way of finding new, interesting people to follow:

Find some contributions from us on:

http://themonkeysfist.blogspot.co.uk/ (no longer updated but still a good resource hub)

Delighted to be on this list with some amazing bloggers and adventurers: https://ditchingsuburbia.com/resources/fulltime-boating-families

and this list too from Behan on s/v Totem who have an amazing blog, well worth a look:

http://www.sailingtotem.com/blogging-families-afloat

and chuffed to bits to be included on this list:
https://www.sistershipmagazine.com/chart-topping-blogs/

 

I know that reading blogs can be quite time consuming but if you have the time you can find all sorts of interesting things on just about any topic you can think of.