To search by checking labels on my blog

I admit that I am not a tech savvy.😅

But at least these are things I did in order for my readers to be able to search routes and areas. 

When you click “Labels” under Archive section on the front page, you will find labels according to areas, routes and topics. 

It’s not perfect, but it’s still better than nothing. 

Hope this helps☺️



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