Notes

There's nothing more enjoyable for my family than camping in the fartherest reaches however, we do bring technology

Let me say it now: We're an outdoor, camping family. We spend our time connecting with nature. We have dogs, cats we carry them around to, and we're just one happy family camping in the middle of nowhere. We're all aware of the place we are and what brought us there and also the location of water and where to spend our time watching TV together. We're not willing to abandon our addictions or go without entertainment. We insist on having a generator and the tiniest 32" screen. Some people think we're nomadic nomads.. We are from Seattle, where our dad is employed as a lawyer for a small company. Mother claims that's the reason the reason he goes for camping four times a month, trying to wash off the dirt from his occupation.. What's the reason, I think that forest brooks are cleanest and best set for that job.

We can spend hours having fun at the campfire. We chat, sing, and engage in games in the flame while our pets, who are extremely independent, go about their lives within the neighborhood. Funny, they know when it is time to return for the homecoming part.. We've had a few occasions where we left 1 or both of them behind, luckily we come to the same national park pretty much each time we go out which means that finding them on our next visit is never a problem. Additionally, we have Joiner He is a hunter and helper dog, he finds our pets quickly when we return. They never lose weight and love being there.

When we are at the campfire it's not a problem for us to use our tablets or smartphones. we are awestruck by technology and will never give it up, even on camping trips. Although our father isn't too keen on the technology, he will turn off his phone for 2 days. He claims it helps him relax. After a tiring day of fishing and hunting We enjoy a huge dinner in the forest. We then watch television or play music and videos we've downloaded on the internet prior to leaving. Our parents aren't concerned about us using the phone since we aren't able to connect to the internet when we are in the forest. We are unable to play games, emails, and other items to reply to before we can get back to the conversation. Before a trip, we often download videos using a Youtube clip converter or some other website for downloading videos. Of course, HULU with its download capabilities helps super good, because it allows us to watch hours worth of movies and shows copied and downloaded to laptop prior to departure. Videos and series are very useful for camping trips. Three-hour camper rides can end up feeling boring. My dad is a big fan of this type of. He focuses on the road and needs the ability to control this enormous machine.

GPS is another component of tech that we will never give up when we go camping. It is essential in the event of an emergencies to know where you are and when to get back to home. We've never had anything major happen on our trips however we've heard tales of snow avalanches and dirt that sometimes really stink up holiday trips. GPS will always tell you where you can be safe, so long as it knows where safety may be. The friendly satellites above the sky will also point GPS in the correct direction. Another piece of technology is used to transport us safely between and back to our camping site. In the event of an emergency situation, a helicopter could take off and fly towards you, zooming into the GPS location. GPS can be helpful for a variety of reasons, including remote travel. Technology is an important part of life.
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