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10/25/10

Apo logies

Sorry,

I have been updating my blog or the last few months from my iPhone and was not aware that quite a lot of pictures were not showing up. Having logged onto a real computer and had a look I realise the extent of the problem and will rectify over the next few days after hunting down the original pics.
:)

10/15/10

China

Can I post from china?
We'll see. I'm near zhu hai, just near Macau. Pics later if this gets through.


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10/9/10

Blue Abyss Dive Shop

Just want to recommend these guys if you're into diving and are looking for a chilled our place to do it. Klemens and Lorenzo, are the owners and instructors, Jun and Garry are the dive masters. All four are great people and very nice dive companions. The shop is clean and professionally run, the equipment is kept in good order. I did 26 dives with them an may be going back to do my rescue and dive master certs with them. Highly recommended.

http://www.blueabyssdiving.com/index2.html

Check them out on facebook too, and be sure to check out Klemens' videos; awesome.

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Location:Moalboal, Cebu, Philippines

10/3/10

Gadgets

So, I'm travelling with a bunch o stuff that could be called 'gadgets'. Apart the from the beautiful piece of engineering that I'm typing this on (my iPhone) and the camera from a previous post, here're the rest, all of which are proving invaluable or have proven themselves long ago.



An Akita solar charger, about as big as a mobile phone, and will produce enough juice for a few more hours power to the Mophie iPhone battery pack sat next to it or will power my mini speakers for hours. The battery pack is a god send and means I don't have to charge my phone anymore, charge this up, slap it on the phone, drain its juice and the plug it back in, minus the phone, I can use my phone all the time.
Then there's these beauties, which I'm very impressed with.






Tiny portable speakers called x-mini, amazing sound for the size, and lock together into an egg for transporting.
This amazingly simple thing, my Mares Puck diving computer, 30 dives and i love it, as cheap and simple as they come. One button and does everything I need.




And last but not least, my
G-shock watch, almost indestructible, solar powered, waterproof to 40m+...awesome




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