Date:         Thu, 2 May 2002 12:38:22 -0400
Reply-To:     Rob Gunter <rgunter@SEC-TN.COM>
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From:         Rob Gunter <rgunter@SEC-TN.COM>
Subject:      Cyber cafes
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They are everywhere, you would probably have a huge list that you would
spend all your time finding.  Your best bet is to go to the library.  It is
usually free there.  Kinkos can be a bit expensive for what you get.  Unless
you are seriously in need of a connection, I would avoid taking the laptop.
You can also have trouble getting a connect number for dial in (only in
Anchorage and maybe Fairbanks for AOL).  It is a lot of trouble to keep
track of, not to mention the worry about theft.  We brought ours up to
Alaska and down to Mexico.  We used it a bit, but it was hardly worth the
effort.  If you are out camping a lot, check out community pools or YMCA for
a relaxing afternoon of swimming and hot showers!!  We made great use of the
libraries and pools, especially in Canada (great facilities in Canada).  Get
yourself a hotmail or other free email account and use that.

Yours,

Rob

http://msnhomepages.talkcity.com/PassportPl/gunter01/