Notes

Nothing is more enjoyable for my family than camping out in the remotest reaches. But, we always bring technology.

I'd like to highlight this piece of information at the outset: we are a camping family and a true outdoor family, we spend as much time with nature as we can. We have pets, cats as well as dogs. They are our happy campers in the middle. We are all aware of the location we're in, and the way we got here and also where the water is located and how to enjoy our time together watching television. We don't like to abandon our little addictions, and leave the house with no entertainment or music We're not that kind of people. We're actually insistent on bringing a generator and a nice (well quite tiny, but still usable 32" screen).. We do travel in a large camper trailer type of vehicle and so why not take all the things we can? Many people think that we're nomads who live in the remote regions. Our father is employed in a highly lucrative job as an attorney for a dark business. Mother says that dad loves to camp at least four times a month to get rid of dirt.. However, I believe that forest brooks are the best and most convenient place for that.
We can spend hours having fun at the campfire. We sing, talk, and engage in games by the fire as our cats, who are incredibly independent, lead their daily lives in the neighborhood. The funny thing is that they are always prepared to return for the goin' home part. Joiner is an ox-blood breed hunter who locates our pets when we return. They're not even losing weight and are loving it there , without us.. Perhaps other campers feed them , or they steal food from them, or even go after rodents and other small creatures, who knows.
Our tablets and smartphones are not a problem while camping at the campfire. But, we love technology and will never ever stop using it, even when we camp. Our father isn't averse to it, although he himself turns off his mobile throughout the two days of the weekend. According to him, it helps him relax. After a day of fishing and hunting we have a big dinner in the woods. Then we watch TV, videos and shows that we downloaded prior to the excursion. Most of the time we are not able to access Internet in the forest and this could be the primary reason why parents aren't averse to us on the phones but sooner or later, we're out of games, and save emails to reply and resume conversation. Before our trips, we download videos with an Youtube clip converter or another website for downloading videos. HULU offers a variety of download options, is a great tool that lets us view hours of movies and series that we can download to laptops before departure. Series and movies are helpful for camp journeys. 3 hour long camping trips aren't always enjoyable. My dad loves this time. He is focused entirely on the road. The huge machine is also difficult to control and he is forced to be adamant about the road.
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We won't stop using GPS when we go camping. Being aware of where you are and the best way to get back to civilization is truly important in times of crisis. Although nothing has happened to us on our trip but we've been told of those suffering from snow and dirt avalanches. GPS will always tell you where you can be safe, provided it knows what the safest place is. Friendly satellites will direct GPS in the correct direction. So we rely on yet another piece of technology to guide us safely to and from our camping site.. In the case of an emergency helicopters can hover over you and check your GPS position. GPS is a must for any journey that is remote. It's important to remember the importance of technology in everyday life.


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