Learning to play the Tin Whistle
With my recent re-ignition of all things Gaelic and Scottish, I’ve been listening to more traditional Scottish songs, which are full of the sounds of… Read More »Learning to play the Tin Whistle
Saving a wet laptop (or other tech)
Over the last few weeks this has come up at my work a few times and I’ve just been watching The Gadget Show on Five when they came up a segment on this exact topic. I figure it’s all too coincidental to not blog about it.
This won’t work every time, but from my own experiences it has worked each time. I’ve never personally filled a laptop with liquid or sunk a mobile phone (either I’m just more careful or really lucky), but I know a number of people that have done this. So here is the advice I’ve given in all the cases an d it’s managed to work. You must follow the advice closely and NOT try and rush the process!!! I can’t say that enough, DO NOT RUSH THE PROCESS!!!
Here it goes.
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Longing for Caledonia
It was only a short time spent in Bonnie Scotland, but each time I go there I find the draw to return stronger and stronger. It’s always been part of my life long plan to return to my patriarchal ancestral home of Scotland. While the big cities aren’t dissimilar to the big cities anywhere else in the world, it’s the smaller towns and villages out in the county side that are the real draw for me.
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After Mega Scotland Geocaching Event
Mega Scotland 2010 was very good to say the least. We’d got ourselves checked in about 11am or so I suppose. We had a bit of a lazy morning on Saturday, but who can blame us after the 10hr marathon drive from Heathrow to Kinross.
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Mega Scotland – Geocaching Event
The trip to Mega Scotland (GC1XDQ0) for Gord started with a flight from Canada on Thursday July 29th. I started at 8am with a drive… Read More »Mega Scotland – Geocaching Event
