Thursday, May 08, 2014

Technology 2

The Garmin.
I gave up on bike-computers a long time ago. Fiddling with wires and sensors was more trouble that it was worth for me. Then, last year a friend showed me their Garmin gps gadget. No wires, no link to the bike, just a gps that maps where you have been, distance, max speed, average speed, height gained etc. Download it to the laptop and I have total distance cycled in the year etc etc. All this for the price of 32 coffees from Starbucks. It is amazing, and like the iPod I do not take it for granted. There is plenty wrong in the modern world, but there are some things that are right.


Rodney and family, who stayed with us last month, sent us a thankyou card and Milo a squeaky slipper that he is most fond of.



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