... found during the "Would You Care to Comment" Challenge at the looking4ancestors blog which turned out to be even more interesting than I had thought. The first stop of course was the challenging blog,
I've not been in the blogging world for long and only had read a very few with any regularity so I followed up with the ones I knew:
These are longtime friends and the quality and readability of their work is worth checking out. The sheer beauty of Bob's photographs are worth a visit even when, like me, you have no Mississippi interests at all.
Through visitors to my blog, I had discovered three more blogs I was already following:
5) Bill West's West in New England with a flair for storytelling and roots in my own deeply rooted New England
6) Randy Seaver's Genea-Musings where not only did I find an interesting and well written post (Digging in the Putnam Garden of Genealogy Mysteries) but it turns out Randy is a distant cousin of mine through the Bradt family!
Now I had run out of the blogs I had already found for myself and liked so I forged on using links from those blogs to check for more. I found quite a few that were good but I really had no comment on, the topics were too far outside my interests, no blog had been posted in months, or simmply totally useless and I didn't feel that I should comment on just any blog simply to fill the quota. My remaining choices for comments:
9) Bootcamp for Genea-Bloggers and more by several authors, and an absolute neccesity for this beginner to the blogging world
10) The Virtual Dime Museum and a post on The Elephant hotel mong other posts on NYC area neat stuff.
do I have to stop now??
2 comments:
Greetings Holly,
Thanks for participating in the challenge. Glad to have you in the genea-blogger community.
Kathryn
Greetings Holly,
I hope you don't stop. Keep on bloggin' and commentin'! I'm glad you participated in the challenge.
Kathryn
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