DISQUS

Gabe · 3 years ago

Is there Wifi?

Gabe · 3 years ago

(Joke, hehe.)

Robert Scoble · 3 years ago

Chico Hot Springs has Wifi. My EVDO card works there, too, but we'll try to stay off the grid as much as possible.

Hey, if World War III breaks out my mom even owns part of a nuclear fallout shelter and enough food to feed hundreds of people for months.

Tom S. · 3 years ago

Sounds like a great idea, Robert. I hope the unemployed vlogger shows up. I wish I could make it as well. Loved your book, by the way! Tom S.

Andrew Lacey · 3 years ago

"World War III breaks out my mom even owns part of a nuclear fallout shelter and enough food to feed hundreds of people for months."


WHAT???

Phil Burns · 3 years ago

I think my new baby travel restrictions will be lifted by then - I'm in.

Toby Getsch · 3 years ago

Sounds like the perfect time to morph my previous Technology Stragist and IT Consultant life with my current 4x4 Weekend life. Robert, I'll send you mail, but I thin this would be good for me and fun too!

Scott Johnson of Ookles, Forme · 3 years ago

Sounds great. What airport do you fly into ?

paul · 3 years ago

Wish In could find a way to get there....anyone driving cross country?

Robert Scoble · 3 years ago

Scott: Bozeman is about 1.25 hours away.

silversprite · 3 years ago

If you want to hold a future event that is seriously "off the grid", then you can hold it out here on the Outer Hebrides. That's an archipelago off the west coast of Scotland. There's enough accommodation, and the standard pursuits are exploring deserted beaches:

http://silversprite.wordpress.com/tag/beaches

...drinking local whisky, sitting around peat fires, ceilidhs (music and song in the Gaelic language), and eating local fish.

For people who still need their fix, there is broadband, and in a few places, wi-fi.

jean · 3 years ago

Robert,

Is this possible to have the party online too. :D

www.irin.co.uk

Granville Barnett · 3 years ago

I just went for a week without the internet and I really struggled!! although I guess being around other nerds would be better than having the internet, right??

Well I can't come to you're little gathering, not unless I suddenly get the time off work and a few hundred £'s to get the plane from the UK to USA.

Udo · 3 years ago

Sounds cool, thank you Robert - pencil me in! If someone is coming in from the Spokane area, please contact me ('cause it would be nicer for me to hitch a ride than to rent a car at the airport)...

Robert Scoble · 3 years ago

Jean, unfortunately I won't be online much during the campout. I will be doing some video blogs, though, which I'll be happy to share after I get home.

Udo, I'll probably be driving through Spokane and will have an extra seat! I was hoping not to have to come back to Washington, though, but wouldn't mind going out of my way.

Doug · 3 years ago

Udo, I may be coming from Spokane.

JF · 3 years ago

This is awesome Robert. I have plans to head to Colorado that week myself. I will be in the mountains enjoying microbrews. It will be good to get a break from the screen.

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