Reader Top 10 List 2020: Eclectic Choices in a Wild and Crazy Year

A person with arms outstretched leaping toward a building and the sun

Despite all of the upheaval, Bashful Adventurers found their groove this year.

2020 did, after all, afford many of us the opportunity to reflect, to pick up some projects that had been dormant for a while, and to think big thoughts. And reader choices reflect that variety.

BashfulAdventurer.com’s most-read posts include a bit of the mystic, a touch of mystery, a smidgeon of comfort food, and a love of nature. Readers also dug into books, explored history, dreamed of Venice, and thought about some founding fathers. Art played a role, and so did the divine. In essence, Bashful Adventurers’ tastes in 2020 pretty much reflected the year. None of us got to travel as much as we would have liked to, but we sure did get to consider a lot of things.

Where Did Bashful Adventurers Go?

Even though most of us remained in situ for the great bulk of the year, Bashful Adventurers still read about great places to visit. Here is the Bashful Adventurer Reader Top 10 List for 2020:

  1. Westchester County, NY: North Salem
  2. Venice, Italy
  3. Lake George, NY
  4. Florida
  5. Peru
  6. New York State
  7. Boston
  8. Paris
  9. Manhattan
  10. Milan

Westchester County, NY: North Salem

To the balanced rock they did go.

Venice, Italy

Where to mangia in the most beautiful city in the world

Lake George, NY

The joy of rail biking in a most serene setting

Florida

A mystery set in the Sunshine State gives lessons for surviving a pandemic

Peru

A recurring image in Peru turns out to have deeper meaning

New York State

He didn’t fire a gun down Fifth Avenue, but . . . U.S. presidents and New York do seem to go together.

Boston

Where it all began—and ended.

Paris

It’s not all sightseeing in Paris; it’s also about the food.

Manhattan

If you’re looking for a place to stay in New York City, why not choose one with a hint of mystery?

Milan

Milan has survived bad times, too—and so has its most famous painting.

—Lori Tripoli

How many places in the Reader Top 10 have you visited?

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.