“T” is for Travel & Culture. . .

. . .  and it’s also for all sorts of Terrific Things as discovered and blogged about by this great group of bloggers in the Travel & Culture Channel.

Take a read along with me:

• At Europe String, Jul brings us lots of “T’s” with her list of favorite European destinations that start with the letter T.
• At Filipina Soul, Grace celebrates her second year biogging with a look back at the Top 20 Best Posts at Filipina Soul.  Choose your favorite!
• At Flyaway Cafe, T is for Trevi Fountain and Three Coins in the Fountain.  Why don’t you toss one in, too?
• At Let’s Visit Asia, Ruth says that T is for the Tarsier, the world’s smallest primate at 4-5 inches in height.  How adorable!
• At Sirened, T is for Talking Political Heads, as Alex give us his view of the newscasters who brings us 24-hour news commentary.
• At Starked DC, T is for lots of things, Starked DC Style.  See if you can guess what’s on the list.  And Happy Birthday J-Michael!
• At The Atlanta Traveler, Claudine tells us that T is for Tasty Hotdogs at the Varsity, a favorite place for locals and tourist.
• At The Chicago Traveler, Matt says that Chicago is all about “T” Time, with lots of tall buildings, Top Chef, and the Taste of Chicago.
• At The DC Traveler, Jon says that T is for Treasure, in his post Hidden Treasures of Afghanistan., about an exhibit at the National Gallery of Art.
• At The Denver Traveler, Shawn Marie suggests Two T’s to Travel To.  Can you guess where?
• At The Disney Traveler, Susan takes us back to an earlier musical time, and THE Monkees:  Check Out Davy Jones at Disney.
• At The Hawaii Traveler. TNT is Dynamite, and Jody tells us what TNT she’s talking about.
• At The Kuala Lumpur Traveler, THE Heat is On for judiciary reform.  Read what Che thinks about that ambitious undertaking.
• At The Las Vegas Adventurer, T is For Taxi Tips.  It’s almost as complicated as learning to play craps!
• At The London Traveler, T is for Tea.  Make your choice and drink up!
• At The New York City Traveler, T is for Transportation, and Heather gives us detailed instructions in her Transportation Round-Up: Getting Into, Out Of, and Around New York City.
• At The Paris Traveler, Kim is Takin’ it to the Streets, with her post about strikes and protests in France.
• At The Seattle Traveler, you’ll get not just T, but all the other letters of the alphabet, too, with Seattle A to Z. a listing of quintessential must-sees in the city.
• AT The South Florida Traveler, T is for Taste, and Katherine’s round up of all sorts of delicious dining choices.  It’ll be hard to make a selection.
• At The Sydney Traveler, Lauren also says that T is for Tea, in her post Tea for Two, or Even More. 
• At The Tokyo Traveler, T is for Trains in Tokyo, and Shane’s explanation of the Yamanote line.
• At The Toronto Traveler, Justin puts it simply with T is for Toronto. and some of his favorite locations in the city.

Top Notch selections, for tantalizing reads, from the b5media Travel & Culture Channel.  Take a look!