You know, the scary thing ... I spent the weekend in a place called Polebridge, Montana, which is totally off the grid. Literally miles from the closest electric transmission lines. Propane lanterns in all the buildings. And a little generator, just so people could have their WiFi.
I didn't see any provision to recharge laptop batteries, though, which could be a problem ...
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Do they have WiFi?
ReplyDeleteYou know, the scary thing ... I spent the weekend in a place called Polebridge, Montana, which is totally off the grid. Literally miles from the closest electric transmission lines. Propane lanterns in all the buildings. And a little generator, just so people could have their WiFi.
ReplyDeleteI didn't see any provision to recharge laptop batteries, though, which could be a problem ...