Sometimes everything just comes together. Today’s walking was as perfect as I can imagine – great weather, interesting discoveries, fantastic views and the green of spring flooding in. Blossom scattered on the path. A day bursting with life – even though I was headed for a battleground. Today’s walk aimed for the small hamlet of [...]
Posts Tagged ‘gps’
Satellites of Love: Harbury to Edge Hill
Posted in Accounts of the walk, tagged all saints, amod3080, avon dasett, burton dassett, civil war, edge hill, fiesta, gps on April 19, 2009 | 6 Comments »
Kit Crisis Carousel
Posted in Route, tagged AGL3080, Amod, gps, Harnden, herzog, macbook on March 29, 2009 | 2 Comments »
I thought I had it all sorted out. An Android G1 phone from T-Mobile would let me record my tracks with its nifty GPS function, and effortlessly upload them to Googlemaps. In between times, I could fire off the occasional photo to Twitter, and maintain a steady stream of random Facebook banter using the ‘always-on’ [...]
Seeing the invisible – platform independent
Posted in References and signposts, tagged gps, grandeur, hopkins, navitell, StoryTraveller on January 19, 2009 | 1 Comment »
I was intrigued by a message on Twitter mentioning ‘Location based/locative storytelling via your GPS device’ - imagining some gizmo that would record and upload narrative about places from out in the field, a technoshaman’s dictaphone. Looking at the StoryTraveller website, I discovered something slightly different: ‘Yes it is a GPS that shows you the [...]