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KIHD Stick Stove – Test Run – Making Lunch

By Christina|2018-05-31T09:58:53-04:00April 10th, 2018|Categories: Adventure, camp, Campers, camping, camping tips, Canada, canoe camping, carcamping, enthusiasm, Exploring, fire box, food, Hikers, Hiking, Nature, Ontario, outdoor products, Outdoors, outdoors show, paddling, stick stove, stove, tentcamping|Tags: @kihdproducts, #breakfast, #campcooking, #camperchristina, #campingstove, #campstove, #cook, #cooking, #daytrip, #dinner, #fire, #food, #hiking, #kihd, #lunch, #makingfood, #mustard, #OAS, #oastoronto, #outdoorfood, #outdoormeals, #sausages, #shorelunch, #stick, #sticks, #stickstove, #stove, #test, #testing, #testrun|

In February, while attending the Outdoor Adventure Show, I met up with Ingo from KIHD Products. They make an amazing stick stove that I have heard nothing but good things about. I spent some time talking to Ingo at the show and happily picked up one of their stoves to test out. The stove I got was the KIHD Deluxe. Since receiving my concussion on January 3rd, I have not been able to go camping. [...]

Solo Winter Camping in My Homemade Tipi – Haliburton Highlands

By Christina|2021-01-10T09:55:45-05:00March 14th, 2016|Categories: #snow, #snowshoe, #snowshoeing, Adventure, alone, animals, birds, camp, Campers, camping, campsite, carcamping, cold, Exploring, glamping, Hiking, hiking trails, hikingtrails, hot tent, Ontario, sleeping bag, solo trip, teepee, tentcamping, tipi, tracks, Trails, Uncategorized, walking, walks, winter, winterglamping|Tags: @algonquinoutfit, @Onhighlands, @ontariosnowshoetrails, @ontariotravel, @yoursoutdoors, #atv, #camperchristina, #camping, #fourwheeler, #haliburton, #hottent, #hottenting, #hottipi, #jackwolfskin, #marmot, #minden, #ritchiefalls, #sleepingbag, #snow, #snowshoe, #snowshoeing, #solocamp, #southwind, #southwindmotelandcampground, #stove, #teepee, #therm-a-rest, #tipi, #tree, #treeface, #wildwaterpreserve, #woodpecker, camp|

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Our Winter Village-Camping at Mew at -42! -Part 1

By Christina|2016-02-18T20:34:11-05:00February 18th, 2016|Categories: Algonquin, Algonquin Park, camp, camping, camping tips, campsite, Canada, family day weekend, hike, Hiking, hot tent, Mew Lake, Nature, Ontario, ontario parks, Outdoors, skating, skiing, tarps, teepee, tent, winter, winter camping tips, winterglamping, winterinthewild|Tags: @algonquin_pp, @algonquinoutfit, @ontarioparks, @ontariotravel, #arcticoven, #coldtenting, #familyday, #familydayweekend, #hottent, #hottenting, #hottents, #icebox, #igloo, #iSurvivedMewAtMinus42, #mew, #mewlake, #stove, #tent, #tenting, #trailer, #warmingtent, #wintercamping, winterinthewild|

Several people who walked past the site I was staying on at Mew Lake, Family Day Weekend, said that it looked like a little village. This got me to thinking about it, and the differences betwen winter camping vs the remaining seasons. When you're camping in winter it really is just like we are all part of a small village. There is a great feeling of community among all of the campers. We are all temporarily living in [...]