No service

Much as I normally enjoy giving quick Twitter updates where we’re traveling, and enjoyed it this morning when we were around Parkersburg, WV, now that we’ve reached Elkins, WV and the area around Monongahela National Forest, it looks like I’m going to be out of the service area for my Blackberry. So no Twitter updates unless we’re back at the hotel (free wireless!) or until
Sunday.

On the other hand, it’s going to be nice to wander around the parks without any connection to work or personal emails. Nothing like shutting down and getting out to rejuvenate the passion for all things techie.

Technorati tags: MonongahelaNationalForest, Elkins, WestViriginia, Blackberry

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