In five minutes, I’m heading out towards south, way out in the French wilderness, far from civilization and high-speed internet access.
Do you know how many years it’s been since I spent 48 hours without Internet access? Neither do I.
See you at the end of the week.
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2006-07-12 at 4.12 pm
Ganbarre!
I am a little envious of you right now, I could do with putting these deadlines through a shredder and joining you.
Enjoy.
2006-07-14 at 8.14 am
Good, look forward to hearing about your trip, love travel stories. Do you suppose you will be visiting any caves or castles, a sampling of truffles maybe?
2006-07-16 at 2.29 am
French wilderness ??? I didn’t know there was such a thing…..
BTW…your site, http://wp-plugins.net/, needs some attention, I cannot read most of the links due to the google ads covering them up.
2006-07-17 at 8.02 am
Happy trip! Will you be coming through Uzès?
2006-07-18 at 8.06 pm
Thanks everybody!
It was lovely indeed being out of reach from the tentacular internet and communing with Mother Nature.
Mick: not sure there is much of a story to report, as it was mostly a trip of the “do the least possible while enjoying oneself” variety. Very successful at that too.
hazlett: well, not quite wilderness, but as close as you’ll get to while staying within French borders. Closest village was less than a thousand souls and a [mountainous] mile’s walk.
As for wp-plugins.net: I’ll look into it, but I reckon yours is a browser compatibility problem. I’d recommend using any non-IE (Safari, Firefox etc) browser until I have time to fix whatever breaks in IE.
Daphne: didn’t have a chance this year, but who knows: perhaps next time! Hope you had a good trip down south yourself and enjoying the countryside as much as I did…