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Saskatchewan Trails Saskatchewan is a Prairie Province and though beautiful it is too flat land for me. ANY THING FROM SOUTH AFRICA SASHA ?

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- :) The tent looked more like an igloo and I had to brush the snow off several times. This is not a winter tent - it is one of my inventory that I wanted to test to see how it might fare for my first...

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- :( We got the rest of it this morning...sigh...come on summer! Next weekend is posted for May 8th.

Welcome to Camping Babble - enjoy!

Loved the panorama of pictures - excellent choice. AND THANKS for posting the picture of the trillium - the Province of Ontario's official flower.

Welcome!

...I enjoy it - especially those deserts (really like the Custard tarts). In my neck of the woods every seventh person is Portuguese. Like...how could you not like the food?

Aw...yes...Camping in Spring; got a lot worse Saturday night and Sunday morning, the winds howled to four o'clock, sure glad I brought a winter sleeping bag and coat.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

That's really interesting Sasha - that is why you often see my rider - "in our neck of the woods." I do that because there are members of Camping Babble from different parts of the world. Your weather patterns are interesting. For me - I'm a four season man and a four season camper. You get...

WELCOME SPRING 2016 Let's get ready for camp everyone! :)

First camp of the season this weekend - nothing spectacular - just limbering up and getting ready for bigger things : - ]

Alleluia - another long term camper. Really great to see you online David - looking forward to your threads and hearing more from you. Welcome to Camping Babble. There is something for just about everyone who has their heart in a tent. Camping in a hammock for two weeks is really something...

...and it's fun too! It adds a certain ambience to the scene and if you do it right - it cooks delicious food and keeps you warm. Good point about putting it out. We often forget to do that correctly and in this neck of the woods forest fires are a reality.

A man who knows his stuff - great. :) I was surprised how efficient the log was - I was a bit skeptical. For our American Friends - Crown Land is open land owned by the government. Thanks for your contribution @Faust - very much appreciated.

Haida Art - Gorgeous

Solid Campers still use some of these ancient methods... Aboriginal people taught the settlers new methods of preserving meat. They cut strips of deer (called venison) or other animal meat and dried it by smoking it over a fire or drying it in the hot sun. Once the meat was dried, it could be...

Thank you! It was.

...and women too - but your are right on and I find myself eluding to that fact somewhere in my camp instruction. As I said, "I've never been accosted by anything or anyone in my camp experience." Not even the bears that wondered into my camp site. But, then again, it's a new world isn't it?

That's fine with me. We are so blessed with splendour no matter where you go in the world.