I'm writing a story, and it's based in the Birklands, Sherwood Forest area. My main character lives around there, and at night she sneaks out of her house with her friends to visit the circus. Now, realistically, can they actually venture through the forest at night? Or would there be some sort of guard who wouldn't allow late-night ventures? I've searched pedia for other lush, gloomy forest areas in England, but it appears that most of them are guarded in some way. I found two that I liked: Delamere and Inglewood, but also those I can't quite tell if they're safe enough to walk through at night. So, any help is appreciated.
You have to goto/set your Palm's event calender and add a reminder to ring at a specific time.
Well, I've only fooled around with regular printmaking, and only understand the gist of offset printing. First is the plate (this time, you do not need to make a mirror image of what you want). You ink that with the inked roller. Next comes the rubber roller that takes the ink impression. The rubber roller then transfers the image on to the paper, and it should look like the plate itself with no mirror imaging. Of course, all of this is done by machine, or else it will cause a big mess trying to pick up fresh ink with the roller again by eye. And this is the extent to which I know about latex being used in printing.
