CDN_PATRIOT wrote:
Interesting. I mean, it's rained on me once or twice (which sucks when your packing up wet gear), but no fog for me. The one year I camped up at Craigleith on May 24, it snowed and the wind gusts almost blew my tent away (not to mention rocking my truck).
SAFFRON: Not the cherry Lifesavers! They're tasty. Although I didn't know skunks had a taste for cat food. Mmmmm cat food. LOL. Cheers.-J.
Craigleight sounds interesting.
Where is Craigleight? Anywhere near Parry Sound?
Years ago camped on waters edge at Janethead outside Gore Bay, Manitoulin.
Only one other family there. Folks from Texas.
About dusk couple walked down to where we sat watching fishing boats heading into Gore Bay.
They asked if we had a weather radio. Well we did. But, it was a beautiful evening, why worry. Were informed a gail was moving across the Huron northern passage.
It was then that we noticed they had pulled stakes and were
pulled as far from the beach as was possible.
Near morning woke to our 6,000lb. Road Trek shaking like a leaf.
Thank goodness for good neighbors.
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