When the #NokiaNav Maserati was delivered to me on Saturday morning, I found inside the boot the following two items:

The first was a locked black box, that was part of #NokiaNav Challenge 2, that I carried out on Tuesday.  The other was a wicker picnic hamper.

Attached to the picnic hamper was a #NokiaNav tag, with some instructions:

Opening the hamper revealed some china plates and mugs, cutlery as well as a picnic rug.

Also within the hamper, as the tag mentioned was a Nokia MD-9 Mini Speaker:

Now to make the most of the picnic and car, but what to do? Everybody was busy (at work) this week, and I’d be a bit silly going out for a picnic by myself.. I guess I could have taken the dog, but he’s not very chatty!

Well, today was my friend Lou’s Birthday, and I picked her up from work lunchtime to go out to celebrate. We had originally planned to go to the local pub for a meal, but as the sun was shining (a rare thing here in the UK) I decided to surprise her with a Birthday picnic.

The problem being that due to Lou’s time restraints for lunch we couldn’t really go very far. So a demo of the car and the Nokia CK-200 integration using Ovi Maps lead us to our mystery destination. Although it was far from being the most interesting of places to go, it was spontaneous and a lovely spot to sit, relax, eat and chat in the sunshine.

Blue skies, a fast car, and picnic.  Life is good.

And of course what better way to enjoy the sunshine, with some tunes, played from the Nokia N97 Mini using the Nokia MD-9 Mini Speaker.

I’ll have reviews of the individual accessories that I have been using in this weeks challenges coming soon!

Keep your eyes fixed on mypocketOS.com or follow me (@nechbi) on Twitter to find out more about my final #NokiaNav Challenge on Friday.