Andrew weighs in on the ways in which the web and the world are changing
I just Yelped about the Lone Gull coffeehouse in Gloucester town, and about Good Harbor Beach. Five stars for each.
The photo is of course of said beach. The island is an island most of the time, but you can walk across the sand to it at low tide.
One gripe about Yelp: sometimes the details of a business give an obvious but wrong web address. For example, it gives lonegull dot com as the URI for the coffeehouse, and that URI is indeed in use, but for something completely different.
It is, I think, Tuesday. The (10 mins walk from) beach house we’re at doesn’t have wi-fi. It does have cable TV, though. That doesn’t reflect my priorities, but I think it’s done me good to be without the web for a few days.
I just had to get a flat tire fixed. The bright side is that it enabled me to send the others off in the other car, and go into Gloucester to grab some internet time.
Note to self to praise the following: Flickr Uploadr; Lone Gull Coffeehouse. But the cell just summoned me to lunch with the others at the Lobster Pool (think that’s what it’s called).