Hi all. Apologies for another footwear question, but I'm interested in hearing what experiences people have had wearing waterproof socks for long periods on rainy days. I bought a pair of cheap Chinese waterproof socks, 110g - seems to be layers...
For wet weather walking, there are a number of thing that I will do and not do. Here are a few that may add to what you are already doing.
Apply a good layer of goop (there are a number of choices) to your feet to keep a barrier between skin...
I have used waterproof socks and my last few Caminos. Combined with hiking sandals they have worked brilliantly. One issue though is that when you wash them they take a long time to dry, and can't be put into a dryer. So I wear a pair of regular...
I love Google Voice.
Google Voice allows you to call non-US numbers for a fee. Although the cost is not so straightforward. It varies depending on what kind of number you're calling. Landlines in the UK only cost a penny a minute, but there were...
Whoops! I see that Viber worked for you just as I was about to hit the Post button. But since what I wrote may be helpful to somebody sometime I'm going to post anyway.
I agree but I think there are phone, o/s and software combinations where you...
Thanks @trecile, that's thinking outside the box with a long term solution to international calls and it reminds me to tell Maurice about Google Voice.
Voice is a free (for the US) VOIP service where you get a number and make calls over data or...
Oh, and due to @Robo's post I understand you too now. I never used a calling call, couldn't remember them without the post and I thought you meant a SIM card. Duh!
Anyway, do look into Voice, it can save you a lot of money overseas paying for...
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