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Hi Ollie
Enjoying following your journal from my armchair in New Zealand. Keep up the cooking photos and great stories about the people you meet and places you ‘end up in ‘ by chance.
Top tip, if your stuck, good drinking water can be found in cemetery’s, they usually have taps for flowers.
Cheers
Kiwi Sandy
Those pesky boars!
2 years agoKeep practising 'ton français '...the local will appreciate & help you out.
Bon voyage...looking forward to reading your blog.
Sandrine
You're certainly making the most of your travels so far.. fab photos and lovely, friendly people along the way 👍😘
Mum xxx
Hi Oliver, how are you getting kn and where are you, its been nearly a week since your last post, hope your having a fab time, are you coping with the heat, it's going to be 39 degrees here today and tomorrow but dropping after that!. Give me a update and also your new mobile number. Lots of love Mum xx
2 years agoGood luck with your journey!
I'm currently on tour myself, with only a phone to compose and post updates. Here are three things I'm finding very helpful.
1 I am carrying and using a Bluetooth keyboard that I use when I want to write longer posts. It was inexpensive, is light weight, and folds to minimize the space required.
2. I am also carrying a small HD card reader with the correct USB end to plug into my phone. I can pull the SD card from my camera (I am using a point and shoot model rather than just my phone's built in camera) and read / select / upload images without first transferring them to the phone.
3. My camera has a feature that enables it to be a wifi host. Using an app from the maker of my camera, I can connect the phone to the wifi and copy files from the camera to the phone's onboard storage
Just my $0.02.
Thanks Sandy! Really appreciate it:)
2 years ago