Notes

Going camping in the wilderness is a great opportunity to bond with my loved ones. But the use of technology is always a good idea.

From the very beginning, I'd like to emphasize this fact: we are a camping and outdoors-loving family. We are as involved as we can with nature. We have pets, cats we carry them around to, and we're just one happy family camping in the middle of nowhere. However, we are always aware of where and how we arrived here. We also are aware of where we can find water. We don't like to let go of our small habits, or leave the house without music or entertainment We're not that kind of people. We insist on bringing our generator as well as a beautiful 32" screen. A lot of people think we're wandering nomads. Our dad is an attorney at a corrupt company that pays a high salary. Mother says he does this because he loves camping four times per month, trying to get rid of dirt from his job.. I don't agree.

https://intensedebate.com/people/beachquill3 We spend hours of enjoyment at the campfire. We talk, sing and enjoy games in the flame while our cats, who are very independent, go about their daily lives in the area. It's funny how they know when it's time to leave. Joiner is a hunter/helper dog , and he always comes across our cats when we return. They aren't overweight and love being there.

While at campfire it's not a problem for us to use our tablets and smartphones, we love technology and never let it go, not even on camping trips. Our father isn't averse to it, he also turns off his phone for 2 days. This allows him to unwind and unwind, he added. After a tiring day of fishing and hunting and catching, we take a large lunch in the forest. Then we watch TV, or play music and videos that we downloaded from the Internet before we leave. Most of the time we are not able to access Internet in the woods which is the reason that parents aren't averse to being on the phone and eventually we run out of games and saved emails to respond, and get back into conversation. Before trips, we copy videos with a Youtube clip converter or another website for downloading videos. Of course HULU with its download features is a huge help, as it lets us watch hours worth of shows and movies downloaded and copied to our laptops prior to our trip. These shows and movies can not only be used to entertain yourself on camp trips but are also useful in getting there. Camper trips of 3 hours or more often result in being dull. This is exactly what my father likes. He is able to concentrate on the road and this huge vehicle is difficult to control, therefore he needs to be focused on his task.

GPS is yet another aspect of technology we can't afford to lose on camping trips. It's crucial to know where you are, and also to figure out a way back to civilization in the event of an emergency. We've not had any serious incidents happen on our trips, but we've heard stories of snow avalanches, dirt, and mud that can really sabotage holiday trips. GPS always shows where to go to safety, as long as you know where safety can be located. Friendly satellites will direct GPS in the proper direction. In order to get us safe from our campsite to safety, we depend on a new generation of technology. In case of emergency, a helicopter could fly over you and zoom in on the GPS location. GPS is a must for any journey that is remote. Technology is a vital element of modern life.


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