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Re: The Most Isolated FRC Team?
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Originally Posted by Katie_UPS View Post
*Does some quick season-conversion*

WHOA! THEY DON'T HAVE SCHOOL DURING BUILD (It should end up being in the middle/end of their summer). Guys, It was nice knowing you all, but I think I should move to Australia and start a team.
Well, if you're serious you might want to check out http://www.rotary.org/en/StudentsAnd...ridefault.aspx

At the end of my grade 11 year I spent a year living with a few different families, and attending school in the small town of Peterbourough, South Australia, then came back home to do grade 12.

The people at Rotary are truly amazing, and the people of Australia (especially Peterborough) are perhaps even more so.

Jason

P.S. Good work tracking down those remote teams... with a new team starting up in Sydney, though... I think we have a tie for the most isolated international FRC team. They are both closer to each other (just over 6,000km) than to Hawaii.
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