> > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes > >3. Any recommendations for short term Internet connectivity? > > Public libraries usually have free internet access for visitors. They > are also friendly, helpful places. You may have to book if you want a > computer at busy times (e.g. just after school hours). > > Wassail! > -- > Martin E Phillips > > Martin has a very good point. We are colonials who spend six months a year (spring and autumn) on our narrowboat. Initially we tried internet access from the boat, but found it unworkable for us (too slow and too expensive). Now we just use libraries along the way. Before you leave home, check the towns and villages along your proposed route and use the internet to get information on where the libraries are and hours and days of operation. You will be welcomed and can usually get an hour of free access each day. The only exception was last autumn in London where the Westminster libraries had changed their policy to no longer provide free access for visitors. So we became members, which took about 5 minutes!
Enjoy your cruise and be careful, you might just get hooked. Ann & John nb Rhapsody [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
