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we are looking for something that not very developed and that doesn’t get alot of campers. Somewhere we can get a chance to see nature. anything would be helpful! Thanks

I don’t mean camps that parents ship kids off to in the summer; but rather going to the woods, away from technology and media. I always wanted to go camping, to experience nature around me and exploring the landscapes, roughing it so to speak.

18 unless you are going with someone over 18 and they can assume responsibility for the unit. I went as a 17 year old with someone over the age of 18.

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Yes they do.

i want to record my own tune for a birthday card – is it possible to buy the little bit of electronics that plays a tune when you open some special cards?

I’m never going to go, at least I hope not. I just want to know. Thank ya

Hi! Can anyone suggest a good place to buy microelectronics like microcontrollers, sensors, motors, etc for Robotics, in Delhi?

My family is going away next week to the caravan, and i really don’t want to go because my dad’s dad is going and we don’t get on. I would like to stay at home, but my parents are still treating me like a kid. they still force me to have 9/10 pm bedtimes. i have stayed home alone before, so i don’t see what there problem is. i’m 16, i have left compulsery education and into further education, i have always got good grades, they know i’m not the sort of person to throw a wild party, stay up late and have wild flings with lads on a night. i help around the house, and ‘cook’ so they know i can look after myself, i am alone byself whilst they work all day, and on a night whilst they go out or go back to work i am left looking after my younger siblings.
i don’t want to sound mean because i know they are worried or whatever, but i wish they’d treat me more like i am 16 and give me a little more freedom, does anyone have any answers to this at all.. can any parents even give me an insight?

“Tomorrow When the War Began” by John Marsdenhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0440219…
“Australian teenager Ellie and six of her friends return from a winter break camping trip to find their homes burned or deserted, their families imprisoned, and their country occupied by a foreign military force in league with a band of disaffected Australians. As their shock wears off, the seven decide they must stick together if they are to survive. After a life-threatening skirmish with the occupiers, the teens retreat to their isolated campsite in the bush country and make plans to fight a guerilla war against the invaders. Writing in a distinct voice and showing rare intelligence and sensitivity, Ellie recounts their courageous battles against the Goliath in control of their land. She also records her feelings and observations about the romantic partnerships that develop within her small circle of friends, and shows how they mature and blossom during this time of crisis.”
[the titles of the other books of the series are on this page, too]