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Originally Posted by AnneT
OK...
I read partially through the thread, and because you spoke as if wifi is everywhere available (and probably it is... everywhere when you need access), I started talking about our tour last summer through the South-Western states of the US (a beautiful holiday, that is), when I couldn't get internet-acces for days in a row, despite having chosen hotels that offered wifi...
But since that wasn't related to your question, I found it more appropriate to delete that post...
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It was a little bit of a system shock when we took a vacation in Yellowstone National Park. Not only was there no Wifi, there was no cell-phone reception even, and I ended up having to make a call from a pay phone.
