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	<description> My&amp;nbsp;On10 blog is getting a bit rusty so I thought I&#39;d better tell you want I did this weekend. I yomped 52 miles. &#39;Yomped&#39;? Yeah, British Army term for walking over difficult terrain or with a heavy load. Ok so, the terrain I walked wasn&#39;t that difficult and I was only carrying a day pack - but I did cover 52 miles in two days walking for 19 hours in total.Why? To raise money for a local pre-school.Why is this relevant to a tech site? Because I wrote a nice little app for my Windows Mobile 6 Smart phone that automated the taking of pictures, geo-tagging them from Bluetooth GPS, posted them to my site and displayed them using Virtual Earth on my blog.The app worked well, the GPRS/EDGE service worked just as well, and the GPS near perfectly.&amp;nbsp; Shame the phone batteries weren&#39;t made for the task. I had to manually activate the Phone&#39;s GPS comms in the end because keeping the Bluetooth channel open sucked the batteries almost dry in the first 4 hours, and my solar powered Free Loader just couldn&#39;t source enough power to recharge my phone.But, the people at home could watch my progress on my site, and I have a great record of my walk.We&#39;re also on route to raise nearly &#163;4000 for the local pre-school, which is well worth my sore and swollen feet.</description>
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			<![CDATA[ <p>Outstanding work my friend. What combination of Bluetooth and mobile did you use to do this sort of thing?</p><p>posted by JD Lewin</p>]]>
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