Greetings from the US!
Today marks nearly a whole week after my departure out of Cape Town International Airport. How the time has flown! It is surprising to think that my time in Cape Town has already come to an end. In the blur of the past few weeks, I am afriad this blog has fallen...well...incredibly behind. So, I would like to take some time to catch up - to share with you the second month of my Cape Town trip.
I suppose at this point, the blog can no longer be viewed as a way to simply share the current events of the robotics project and to describe "how things are going". However, I do hope it can serve to share how the project proceeded and finished. Furthermore, I hope it can even serve as a bit of an archive, to remember the events of this trip for years to come.
Well, I certainly enjoyed and cherish my trip to Cape Town and the work I was able to participate in there. I hope you enjoy reading about the work accomplished and memories made! :D
Warmly,
David
Today marks nearly a whole week after my departure out of Cape Town International Airport. How the time has flown! It is surprising to think that my time in Cape Town has already come to an end. In the blur of the past few weeks, I am afriad this blog has fallen...well...incredibly behind. So, I would like to take some time to catch up - to share with you the second month of my Cape Town trip.
I suppose at this point, the blog can no longer be viewed as a way to simply share the current events of the robotics project and to describe "how things are going". However, I do hope it can serve to share how the project proceeded and finished. Furthermore, I hope it can even serve as a bit of an archive, to remember the events of this trip for years to come.
Well, I certainly enjoyed and cherish my trip to Cape Town and the work I was able to participate in there. I hope you enjoy reading about the work accomplished and memories made! :D
Warmly,
David
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