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    In the novel Grapes of Wrath, the author, John Steinbeck, explores the idea of civilization and government as migrant families move westward to settle. Along with that, the essay “Civil Disobedience,” by Henry David Thoreau, discusses about government’s role and function. Both the novel and the essay reveal authors’ beliefs about government, although they do not always share same beliefs in the idea of government. Through their works, it is apparent that Steinbeck and Thoreau have both similar…

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    As waves break on the sand, birds tweet back and forth high in the trees, the sand wrinkles along the bottoms of my feet, and as the smell of the fresh outdoors saturates my nose I think to myself, “This is my favorite place in the whole world.” Ever since I was a little girl, my parents took our family on camping trips to Glendo State Park, Wyoming, or as we like to call it, Lake Glendo. Glendo State Park is located almost directly 200 miles north of Denver, Colorado, and is surrounded by many…

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    our trip. Thinking back to that week countless examples of teamwork come to mind. Setting up camp required teamwork from everyone, it was impossible for one person alone to put up the tents alone. Each day we carried food and equipment from campsite to campsite so that everyone would benefit later on. There was always someone so took that jar of peanut butter when it looked like their pack was about to burst. There was always someone who…

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    The smell of pine and dirt filled my nose. The sunshine gleaming above the tree branches that seemed to touch the sky. The hot, sunny weather was shielded against by the tree tops. The chirping and singing from the birds could be heard throughout the forest. The sound of the creek rushing and running nearby as if it was full of energy. Who knew that going hiking can be fun and peaceful? Suddenly, my mind was brought back to reality when my aunt uttered, “Hold on, this doesn’t seem right!”…

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    I had truly lost my family… my brother. Things will never be the same for me anymore. My brother is dead. At 8 in the morning we had just arrived at the campsite where my best friend Tim and I will be camping for the next two days. Instead of our usual campsite, we decide to change it up to venture to new locations, so we chosed The Yosemani National Park. Instead of setting our belongs up right away we decided to look around to see what we will be doing…

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    where Lea would not be swallowed up by anything. Brent shares the reason he was building the whirligigs with the painter and she shares how she believes that Brent is really a good person, who happened to make a bad decision. He moves on from the campsite and wondered what to do next. Maybe to go visit other states or maybe even try to make a whirligig in each state. The painter's words create a big influence on Brent. It really makes…

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    in all my life.¨ Red Chief does not really care of being kidnapped from his home he likes it because he has soo much fun with the Bill and Sam. Another example is Red chief is brought back to the camp but scares Sam. Red chief is brought back to campsite. But Red chief scares Sam. Sam thinks he will burn him when he is sleeping. Bill says ¨you´re afraid. you was to be burned at sunrise, and you could find a…

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    Facility/Enterprise Description: This Risk Management Plan is being developed for the Mill Creek Campground. Located in Northern Michigan, the campground sits on just over two hundred acres of land. Its northern and eastern border is Lake Huron. There are three main areas of the campground- Office, Store, and Outside. The Office contains nine phones and seven windows. Anyone interested in camping at the park is served by the office. Office employees work the windows and phones daily from May…

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    A lonely man named Dave lived in San Diego, where he had 3 hard working jobs. Dave wanted to take a break from all of the work. He decided to take a vacation to Arizona, specifically the Grand Canyon to go camping. He decided to go on this trip by himself because he wanted to enjoy his time off in peace. Dave has always wanted to go to the Grand Canyon to go fishing and hiking. Dave took off 3 days of work so he could enjoy the weekend. He left friday morning in his Jeep Wrangler. It took him…

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    Lost in Death Valley Ending After we found the abandoned campsite I was on my way to help Gina bathe. After Gina was all cleaned up, I helped Jenny. After they both were good and clean I decided to clean myself up. I had just gotten dressed when I saw a rattlesnake. It looked fat, scaley. It smelled of dung.It looked straight at me and rattled its tail. I screamed in terror and Gina and Jenny came running to my side. “What’s wrong?!” they said in an usion. I pointed a shaky finger at snake.…

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