Oops! Thank you Michael for pointing that out. And before anyone replies that these poor young folk haven't the money to do these things, most of them are free, and run by highly praiseworthy adults who give their time and expertise for nothing. My lovely neighbours' lad (in his teens) does his homework for two hours in the evening then plays floodlit hockey. He is in a photography club and has a little Saturday job at the village garage. The dear little lass on the other side of us goes horseriding and has saved up and bought a super pony. She too does a bit of work at the stables and in the village pub restaurant to earn enough to pursue her activities. Neither family is at all well-off, but their offspring don't 'hang around' or cause problems to anyone.