"I didn't bring my cheese grader!" LMAO!!! Thank goodness Christina, as no backpacker would! Great video, loved it! Thanks for sharing this Dash!!! - Davey.
Lol. If you saw my cheese grater you would laugh. It’s the teeniest tiniest little thing that weighs nothing. Glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for commenting. Cheers.
Thanks as always for sharing your adventure and for sharing your gear, especially that pillow. A good pillow / headrest can make the difference between a good night sleep and a poor night sleep. Be well my friend.
I really like how you show setting up and taking down the tent and stove. Also showing that pretesting is very important before long trip and the safety tips which are all very important. Can’t wait to see some longer trips!! Another great little trip and video. Keep them coming!!
Thank you so much Nancy. I don’t do a lot of longer trips in the winter because of the time it gets dark. It’s difficult to spend more than 2 days out. I save all my vacation days for canoe tripping which is my priority, but there will be a few more coming. Hope you enjoy them. Cheers !
Looked like a peaceful tranquil area. Backpacking in is a better test for your new set up. Still waiting for winter to hit this year. Thanks for posting your video. Enjoyed watching, as usual.
So glad you didn’t roll over on the stakes holding your sleeping pad! Looked like a heavy pack, Hope you didn’t have to hike to far. Enjoyed the video.
I thought it might be an issue, but it wasn’t even close to being one. The pack was definitely heavy and no I didn’t go into far but it was still a lot because I haven’t carried one in a while. I’m glad the snow is here so I can bring my gear and on the sled next time. So glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching and for commenting. Cheers!
Great boxing day overnighter. I totally agree, those stove bags are hard to pack. Perhaps lashing it to the top, bottom or back of your pack? I've done top and back and both have worked depending how well I've pack everything else.. Nate
Thanks. I’m not a fan of lashing too many things to my pack. If it was uncomfortable to carry, I would do so, but it wasn’t. Thanks for watching Nate, and taking the time to comment. Cheers!
Oh Hi, nice to see you headed out for a wee camp out, pretty spot to place your tent overlooking the lake ,Must say i love your new sleeping bag . The little wood burner i have seen looks like it works well , hope all went well again with the new tent happy you were able to get out for an overnighter and away before the heavy rain.
It's great to see we now have even more new types of trips to view. Thx. Question though, how much did u pay for the sleeping pad? I'm a big fan of sportcheck, I get discounts there, but it was sold out and no price was given 😢. I solo hot tent and want to upgrade mine. Also, other than the uneven ground, how do u like sleeping on the ground vs on a cot? Temps are cooler down there. I can't wait to see more with snow. Keep it coming, thx again. 😊
Thanks Maggie! I am not a big fan of backpacking even though I do use my backpack to portage which I love but backpacking is a whole different bird. This one was out of necessity, and hopefully won’t have to be repeated, but I want to get out no matter what and this system now allows me to do this as well as the other options which is fantastic. If you look in the description of the video, you will find a link to the sleeping pad and you can find it costing various prices. I got mine from latitude sports, which is a great discount website that I found and I highly recommend checking them out. They also have a price guarantee. I think with all of the discounts I ended up paying about $225 for it. As for sleeping on the ground, if you’ve seen my other winter camping videos, you will see that I have done it quite often. Sleeping on a cot is usually the anomaly, not sleeping on the ground, and I have no issues with it. It is a bit colder, which is why I am happy that I have a much higher rated sleeping pad, but if you check my previous videos, you will see I used to bring a closed cell mat, a tarp, my summer sleeping mat, and sometimes a second sleeping mat. Thanks so much for the great comment and I hope I answered all of your questions. Also, you can find all of the gear and the information and links to them that I use on my website at camperchristina.com. Cheers!
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I can have just eaten, but when I watch your videos when you cook & eat, I'm immediately hungry 😋😊 again.
Lol. Sorry. Not sorry. Lol
Excellent video
Thank you
@@CamperChristina my pleasure
Love the camera angles good video. Keep up the good work.
Thank you !
"I didn't bring my cheese grader!" LMAO!!! Thank goodness Christina, as no backpacker would! Great video, loved it! Thanks for sharing this Dash!!! - Davey.
Lol. If you saw my cheese grater you would laugh. It’s the teeniest tiniest little thing that weighs nothing. Glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for commenting. Cheers.
FYI. I am not a backpacker. I just play one occasionally on RUclips when we have no snow. Lol.
@@CamperChristina How cool that you respond while I';m still hanging with you! Watching your Herb Lake video!
HAHA I have no life? LOL! I'm at my computer right now working on a new video. LOl But I am def super cool! HAHAHAH @@daveysdash
@@CamperChristina Never said you had no life. I'm a huge fan of your life, obviously 😀
Thanks as always for sharing your adventure and for sharing your gear, especially that pillow. A good pillow / headrest can make the difference between a good night sleep and a poor night sleep. Be well my friend.
Thank you for always leaving me wonderful comments that make me smile. I appreciate it more than I can say. Hope you are well also. Cheers.
Absolutely gorgeous filming my friend! Great upload 🥾🥾
Thank you !!!
I really like how you show setting up and taking down the tent and stove. Also showing that pretesting is very important before long trip and the safety tips which are all very important. Can’t wait to see some longer trips!! Another great little trip and video. Keep them coming!!
Thank you so much Nancy. I don’t do a lot of longer trips in the winter because of the time it gets dark. It’s difficult to spend more than 2 days out. I save all my vacation days for canoe tripping which is my priority, but there will be a few more coming. Hope you enjoy them. Cheers !
Nice job!!! Love the loons at the end
Lol. Thanks. They’re at the beginning and end of every video. 😊😊😊 cheers
Looked like a peaceful tranquil area. Backpacking in is a better test for your new set up. Still waiting for winter to hit this year. Thanks for posting your video. Enjoyed watching, as usual.
It’s arrived here and coming in hard this weekend. Hopefully it stays for February. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers.
So glad you didn’t roll over on the stakes holding your sleeping pad! Looked like a heavy pack, Hope you didn’t have to hike to far. Enjoyed the video.
I thought it might be an issue, but it wasn’t even close to being one. The pack was definitely heavy and no I didn’t go into far but it was still a lot because I haven’t carried one in a while. I’m glad the snow is here so I can bring my gear and on the sled next time. So glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching and for commenting. Cheers!
Nice spot Christina...and of course the food looks delish as always.
Thank you !!
I love your dedication! Never stop ⛺😊
Thank you !!!
Thanks!
Woohoo! Sooo awesome. Thank you so very much !!!! 😊😊😊
Great boxing day overnighter. I totally agree, those stove bags are hard to pack. Perhaps lashing it to the top, bottom or back of your pack? I've done top and back and both have worked depending how well I've pack everything else..
Nate
Thanks. I’m not a fan of lashing too many things to my pack. If it was uncomfortable to carry, I would do so, but it wasn’t. Thanks for watching Nate, and taking the time to comment. Cheers!
Easiest is to fill in unevenness with spruce branches and the like. You then also get a bed that comes up from damp ground.
Thanks. I wasn’t about to kill a bunch of branches for one night stay. I appreciate the suggestion. Cheers.
Oh Hi, nice to see you headed out for a wee camp out, pretty spot to place your tent overlooking the lake ,Must say i love your new sleeping bag . The little wood burner i have seen looks like it works well , hope all went well again with the new tent happy you were able to get out for an overnighter and away before the heavy rain.
Thank you so much Sue. I love your comments. Cheers.
and i love your videos , thanks.
Like the new set up! Delicious food once again as well! Too bad the ground wasn't level
Thanks Kristin. It would’ve been much worse if I didn’t have that new sleeping pad. Happy 2024! Cheers.
Another great video! I hope to get backpack camping this year.
Thank you. Happy 2024.
I use the Neoair X-therm a long time. I was never cold. I use it in Summer, too. Cool video, like always.
Hey Michael! So good to hear from you. Happy new year! Thank you. Cheers.
@@CamperChristina Happy new Year to you as well.
It's great to see we now have even more new types of trips to view. Thx. Question though, how much did u pay for the sleeping pad? I'm a big fan of sportcheck, I get discounts there, but it was sold out and no price was given 😢. I solo hot tent and want to upgrade mine.
Also, other than the uneven ground, how do u like sleeping on the ground vs on a cot? Temps are cooler down there. I can't wait to see more with snow. Keep it coming, thx again. 😊
Thanks Maggie! I am not a big fan of backpacking even though I do use my backpack to portage which I love but backpacking is a whole different bird. This one was out of necessity, and hopefully won’t have to be repeated, but I want to get out no matter what and this system now allows me to do this as well as the other options which is fantastic. If you look in the description of the video, you will find a link to the sleeping pad and you can find it costing various prices. I got mine from latitude sports, which is a great discount website that I found and I highly recommend checking them out. They also have a price guarantee. I think with all of the discounts I ended up paying about $225 for it.
As for sleeping on the ground, if you’ve seen my other winter camping videos, you will see that I have done it quite often. Sleeping on a cot is usually the anomaly, not sleeping on the ground, and I have no issues with it. It is a bit colder, which is why I am happy that I have a much higher rated sleeping pad, but if you check my previous videos, you will see I used to bring a closed cell mat, a tarp, my summer sleeping mat, and sometimes a second sleeping mat. Thanks so much for the great comment and I hope I answered all of your questions.
Also, you can find all of the gear and the information and links to them that I use on my website at camperchristina.com. Cheers!
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Great video. It's so nice you can have the freedom of walking and just having to carry your stove. Big game changer for you.
There is moose in that area
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