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[http://fri3d.be Fri3d Camp] is a family-friendly camp in Belgium. In 2016, our camp introduced 300 people to the wonderful world of being excellent to each other. | [http://fri3d.be Fri3d Camp] is a family-friendly camp in Belgium. In 2016, our camp introduced 300 people to the wonderful world of being excellent to each other. | ||
| − | Fri3d Camp village be supporting the Belgian invasion at SHA. The Fri3d Camp village has evolved from the Open Garage village, one of the Belgian villages, at previous camps. We will be closely related to the [[Projects:Flyingcircus|Flying Circus]], the hardware hacking area. | + | Fri3d Camp village will be supporting the Belgian invasion at SHA. The Fri3d Camp village has evolved from the Open Garage village, one of the Belgian villages, at previous camps. We will be closely related to the [[Projects:Flyingcircus|Flying Circus]], the hardware hacking area. |
| − | We may want to offer a family-friendly track with workshops aimed Dutch speaking parent-children teams. | + | We may want to offer a family-friendly track with workshops aimed at Dutch speaking parent-children teams. |
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Latest revision as of 17:09, 26 September 2016
Fri3d Camp is a family-friendly camp in Belgium. In 2016, our camp introduced 300 people to the wonderful world of being excellent to each other.
Fri3d Camp village will be supporting the Belgian invasion at SHA. The Fri3d Camp village has evolved from the Open Garage village, one of the Belgian villages, at previous camps. We will be closely related to the Flying Circus, the hardware hacking area.
We may want to offer a family-friendly track with workshops aimed at Dutch speaking parent-children teams.
