sending pictures home

My daughter will be travelling north of Brisbane and will not have access to
a computer. Are there places where she can send her digital pictures home or
burn them onto cd's?

in article , shalper at
wrote on 3/16/04 7:22 PM:

My daughter will be travelling north of Brisbane and will not have access to
a computer. Are there places where she can send her digital pictures home or
burn them onto cd's?



Computers can only be used in Australia after the weekly koala races, to
avoid internet gambling.

There are a large number of larger towns North of Brissie, there is 1100+
miles of Australia North of brsibane


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"shalper" wrote in message
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| My daughter will be travelling north of Brisbane and will not have access to
| a computer. Are there places where she can send her digital pictures home or
| burn them onto cd's?
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On Tue, 16 Mar 2004 17:22:23 -0600, "shalper" wrote:

My daughter will be travelling north of Brisbane and will not have access to
a computer. Are there places where she can send her digital pictures home or
burn them onto cd's?


Um, yes, there are.

But you might want to be more specific. North of Brisbane includes an
awful lot of the country, and away from the coast the population and
town sizes become a lot smaller.

Nearly any town of reasonable size will have an internet cafe, or a
photo shop or equivalent. On my travels overseas, I had some of the
films burned to CDs as I had them developed, then mailed the CDs home.

Cheers, Alan

which is basically never as the races never end

"Raffi Balmanoukian" a
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in article , shalper at
wrote on 3/16/04 7:22 PM:

My daughter will be travelling north of Brisbane and will not have
access to
a computer. Are there places where she can send her digital pictures
home or
burn them onto cd's?



Computers can only be used in Australia after the weekly koala races, to
avoid internet gambling.

most major hotels provide a PC (downstairs) complimentary for their guests
.... if she is ever in one of these hotels she can hook the camera up to a
USB port, provided that she has a USB cable on her ... then she can e-mail
the pics using a Hotmail e-mail account accessible from *anywhere* ...


"shalper" wrote in message
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My daughter will be travelling north of Brisbane and will not have access
to
a computer. Are there places where she can send her digital pictures home
or
burn them onto cd's?

in article _WO5c.34986$Zp.13439@fed1read07, 4000 psi at
wrote on 3/16/04 10:42 PM:

which is basically never as the races never end

"Raffi Balmanoukian" a
wrote in message
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in article , shalper at
wrote on 3/16/04 7:22 PM:

My daughter will be travelling north of Brisbane and will not have
access to
a computer. Are there places where she can send her digital pictures
home or
burn them onto cd's?



Computers can only be used in Australia after the weekly koala races, to
avoid internet gambling.





I forgot to mention that Australian keyboards are reversed and that ytrewq
configuration can take some getting used to.

Yes!! just about any town with a population of more than 5,000 - and there
are plenty of such towns - will have an internet cafe or other 'public
access' computer facility.


"shalper" wrote in message
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My daughter will be travelling north of Brisbane and will not have access
to
a computer. Are there places where she can send her digital pictures home
or
burn them onto cd's?

On Tue, 16 Mar 2004 17:22:23 -0600, "shalper" wrote:

My daughter will be travelling north of Brisbane and will not have access to
a computer. Are there places where she can send her digital pictures home or
burn them onto cd's?

Ignore the others, it is just that quirky Australian sense of humour,
even if they aren't all Australian!

95% of photo developping shops will also give a CD at the same time
for only a Pacific Peso or so more than the straight developping
charge. Armed with the CD, she should be able to access any public
access internet terminal and email the pictures home that way.

Dave

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http://www.rfs.nsw.gov.au/

just like the toilettes that flash in reverse as well

"Raffi Balmanoukian" a
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which is basically never as the races never end

"Raffi Balmanoukian" a
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in article , shalper at

wrote on 3/16/04 7:22 PM:

My daughter will be travelling north of Brisbane and will not have
access to
a computer. Are there places where she can send her digital pictures
home or
burn them onto cd's?



Computers can only be used in Australia after the weekly koala races,
to
avoid internet gambling.





I forgot to mention that Australian keyboards are reversed and that ytrewq
configuration can take some getting used to.