[Cdt-l] Fw: America's national parks weigh solitude against cellular access

[Bob Sartini]

People I meet in the back country I think have the same idea as I do about
cell phones which is most people have one as a tool to be used when it
makes sense. Like arranging for a ride when you get near a town.  It's more
in the front country where the annoying factor kicks in. But then I would
be in a tourist area and it would be just an addition to the general
 cacophony.
So on balance I guess I'm fine with added service.  Getting pizza at a road
crossing ?


On Sat, Jan 19, 2013 at 2:48 PM, Brett <blisterfree at yahoo.com> wrote:

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