About the no audio

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We have audio, just no way of getting it up for you guys as of yet. All the computers we have been able to make use of have been locked down like Fort Knox. At the library in Julian we couldn't even access our camera pictures. Fortunately, here in Warner Springs we were able to upload all the photos we have taken.

Until I find a Windows computer that isn't completely restricted and can read a usb mass storage device properly, or a place that has a Mac, we won't be able to share our podcasts with you.

If you are reading this message because you have subscribed to our podcast feed or email updates, make sure you visit the main blog theroamingrobots.com to see the photos and any other non-podcast posts we make.

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