Land surveying would be my recommendation. Jobs can be all over and as someone living in BC, my days of fieldwork could be absolutely spectacular sometimes. You also tend to jump around in worksites and with the right firm, travelling is definitely possible.
I assume it’s looking for that one space that should be a semi-colon in a sea of garbled letters.
There are some priests and crosses in Castlevania, does that count?
Hey! Don’t speak for all of Canada! Milk comes in containers on the west coast, just as the universe intended.
Lip injections. Not once has looking like you just got hit in the mouth with a hockey puck helped someone look better.
As an IDW comics enjoyer, I love Sonic the Hedgehog being on this graph.
That is all.
Most of the time it’s groups of 2 (unless we’re talking about municipal development, which is a different beast altogether, I’m thinking firms that do lots of out-of-town work), but often you can be in camps as support. Frequently, there will be a team working a big project on rotation, so lots of opportunity for shared experiences.
Admittedly, my experience in rugged coastal mountains isn’t going to be the same as those that are working in dense urban environments. I assume because OP is talking about camps that they live in a place that offers reasonably close proximity to wilderness.
Also, you have to have a fairly high interest in math and the outdoors to stick with the profession.