
I bought a Nikon S8100 recently to because I had my wonderful little Panasonic Lumix DZ10 stolen in Chile.
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I bought a Nikon S8100 recently to because I had my wonderful little Panasonic Lumix DZ10 stolen in Chile.
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The train station of San Carlos de Bariloche is a little like much of Argentina, one part first world and two parts third world. The station has great little cafe that is reminiscent of a bygone era and sits, within it’s parent that is built of solid stone to battle the almost permanent gale force winds.
(more…)One thing that I find to be conspicuously absent from the average CyberGypsy baggage check-list is a tough book. (more…)
One thing I haven’t mentioned before is my love of taking (more…)
Well this is turning out to be quite a widely anticipated tool (more…)
I remember coming across a wonderful tool that found WiFi hotspots around the world for us to latch onto. It was in the days when working remotely was not such a free flowing affair. It didn’t kill our enthusiasm of course, but things have improved and we find ourselves working more freely now.
(more…)One of the more trying aspects of being a Cyber Gypsy (more…)
I have a great vantage point to work from today as I’m perched by the glass doors of The Tate Modern, on l
London’s South Bank. I have plugged in to the Tate’s electric supply, am wired into the net via my 3uk mobile dongle and have managed to be disciplined enough to do an afternoons work.
The city of Norwich has become Britain’s largest open wifi network. You can login within a 4km radius of county hall, which has a “pre WiMax” 5.8 GHz connection sitting on top.
Gosh.
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