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Please ensure you have completed Step1 before starting this second step. Step 1 is here   Step 2 - Out in the Field Later, preferably after 2 days, please visit the exact spot you described in your first blog entry, based on the place in your imaginary. You are heading outside so you will need all your field equipment, that is: warm clothes, pens for writing with ink that does not run in the rain, a hardback notebook of, I suggest, A5-sized pages that lie flat, so spiral bound is good. Your 'phone and the Google Keep App on your 'phone with your mic activated.  Be sure to have the journaling notes from Step 1 with you so that you can see your old notes on the quantitative question you tried to answer for yourself from your imaginary.  I bought Oxford Black n' Red A5 hardback for fieldwork Log in your journaling notebook the date and time and any spatial landmarks to help locate the exact spot including - Time, day, date and year, like this: 10:02am Monday 31st October 2022

Which Blogger to Use Over the last twelve years of teaching and travel writing I have used WordPress, Google Blogger and a bespoke content management system. However, in 2020 I have come back to Google Blogger. Sometimes called Blogspot, and branded in orange. The key reason was the ease of managing the blogging package. Google Blogger releases me from lots of administration so that I can devote time to writing. More and more web users have a free Gmail account, or they can open one easily, and this means that they share a common environment with Travel Writers Online magazine. For example, here they can check quickly which blogs they follow, hopefully adding this one to their list. Please click on orange image below. You will need to select and copy our url to paste-in, it is https://travelwritersonline.blogspot.com Google’s blogspot offer is free and you can be up and running with your own weblog in less than 15 minutes. Of course, you need a free Google Account which you will alre