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Four Kids, an RV, a Dog, and Some Wi-Fi, Week 2







Four Kids, an RV, a Dog, and Some Wi-Fi,
Week 2

Four Kids, an RV, a Dog, and Some Wi-Fi,
Week 2
07/13/2004 03:52 PM

Richard and Angela Hoy file their second weekly report on their several thousand mile trip around the US, and the hunt for Wi-Fi: This week finds our intrepid explorers, my friends, in Ohio and Michigan. They tried the city-wide Wi-Fi experiment in Grand Haven, Mich., which worked terrifically for them wherever they tried it. They're on their way to grandmother's house -- no, they're not kidding -- and stopping wherever they can find access en route. The picture at right is priceless: at Panera, the whole family got into the action....




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