We'll stay here for another week or so waiting for packages to show up, setting up a SAT phone and firing up the SSB radio. When we leave here, we will effectively go off grid as far as phone and internet go. We'll still get email- internet cafes are everywhere- but we can chuck our verizon phones overboard, causing heavy-metal pollution in the deep. When we arrive in a new country we'll get whatever phone card they're using and call everyone. We do, of course, have multiple layers of emergency electronic equipment should thing go sour, but have no plans to use them.
Sunday, April 17, 2011
We'll stay here for another week or so waiting for packages to show up, setting up a SAT phone and firing up the SSB radio. When we leave here, we will effectively go off grid as far as phone and internet go. We'll still get email- internet cafes are everywhere- but we can chuck our verizon phones overboard, causing heavy-metal pollution in the deep. When we arrive in a new country we'll get whatever phone card they're using and call everyone. We do, of course, have multiple layers of emergency electronic equipment should thing go sour, but have no plans to use them.
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90 degrees! Glad you like it. Better you than me, though. 75 is my top comfort zone.
ReplyDeleteDon't stay off the grid too long, or I'll panic!
I'd say "happy trails" to your next adventure, but "happy sails" seems more appropriate.
Much love,
Alice
Didn't realize till now we're channeling Conan the Barbarian- we saw a preview the other night.
ReplyDeleteHis tag line: I EEEAT. I LUUVE. I SLAAAYYY. I FEEEL GOOD.
If you ever get back to New Iberia and find yourself bored on dry land you may want to check this out up in Beaver, Louisiana:
ReplyDeleteThe Zydeco Trail