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Depending on how often you plan on using it, rentals might be a viable option for you to look into.

I like to bring along things that can be cooked over the fire or are cool and refreshing because I usually go camping in the summer. Watermelon usually goes well with beer and smores!

Thanks for sharing, your canoe looks very full :D Is that mist I see over the lake because of the cold?

Oh neat, usually for my personal lists they are a lot more.... messy looking :meh:

Nice, is that documentation for one of the groups you are involved with?

Thanks for posting, I have been seeing many news reports about the fire. The city is mostly intact but a lot of buildings have been damaged by fire, not to mention the people who have lost their homes.

I hope everyone had a good weekend

Hey, welcome to Camping Babble. BC is great province for camping, do you have any favorite spots? How's your luck so far? :jimlad:

Thanks for the excellent post, I especially like the last point. I know from experience that whenever I return from a camping trip my sleeping schedule is always corrected from the late nights, and weird hours I seem to get myself into when I am in the city.

Yeah, but what are the essentials? I know it can vary a lot depending on the trip itinerary, but I would say appropriate attire (for hot days and cool evenings), comfortable shoes, a bright flashlight, a tent and some blankets or a sleeping bag and maybe a grill for your food. You really don't...

Thanks for the heads up, I will keep that in mind when I am shopping for that knife or one of the same style. Do you use anything for sharpening it?

No problemo! Welcome to Camping Babble :)

Are these pictures you took? I will try to post some pictures here soon, just have to find some from my collection that capture the essence of the location

Given the much smaller population of Canada than the other areas with their own forum, the Canada one surprisingly holds its own in amount of activity. Is that because we have a lot of Canadians here or are we just more vocal? :P

Welcome aboard, I've quite enjoyed reading your posts so far :D

Great post @Faust, thanks for the tips Do you ever actually flip it over when you are using your cooking basket?

I should take a look at that one, I've been wanting to get a non-folding knife since they are generally sturdier since you don't have to work about the hinge breaking

No no no,

^ Exactly It helps to get a grip on the blade when you use your thumb to slide it open