Glad the park is growing on you Jen . Have winter camped once at Mew L . It was many moons ago.

Thank you ma'am for your video, time, and knowledge.

Has anyone done embark on their bloodhound or Weimaraner ? If so what was their coi?

Can they be used to monitor my yard? My mailbox got knocked down twice.. would like to capture the people on film.

Does in work in the dark?

Not sure why but some bought charcoal and compressed logs seem to contain grit. It adds weight but isn't fuel. I consider it a scam to cheat the client.

Great review of the Alpacka Raft 'Forager'. I'm in May getting the Aquaglide Blackfoot Angler 130 for any fishing/wild camps with easy access to sea/lakes/lochs/canals and rivers. However there are some hard to reach lochs in Scotland that can only be accessed via a long mountain hike and that is where my place to purchase a Packraft comes in. In 2026 will be seriously looking into purchasing a Pack Raft. Thankyou for sharing! Liked and Subscribed

Brings back some good memories of my youth.

I take a few with when camping on the motorcycle. Pretty sure they say not to use in an enclosed stove, could be wrong but might be worth reading all the info on the paper.

Gorgeous video!

Wish I was this much of a women! Amazing video so jealous! 😊

the first one is the best

Have burned sawdust blocks for many years. Needs much more air than wood. Do not damp down. Starting-put down 1/4” layer of wood pellets on stove floor, a little larger area than size of brick. Spritz with kerosene or bbq fluid. Place 2 pieces of angle iron (creating at least 1” height above pellets) then place brick on top of spacers. This creates about 1” air space above pellets. Place brick on top and light with bbq lighter or propane torch. Brick will be fully flaming in 10 min and burn much hotter than those paper wrapped logs. Lasts about 1 1/2 to 2 hours. About 300 degrees or more on my stove. If you can burn 2 at once can get 2-3 hrs and 400-450 degrees. You will need this kind of heat output where you are going. Good luck.

Beautiful scenery, Jen. We are looking forward to part 2❤

I really love Algonquin Park…It is magical. Mostly very wild but smart to do this sort of camping during the cold spell of winter.

I really enjoyed Part 1 and anxious to see next part soon. Thanks Jen.

One of these days I'll get to Agonquin park... thanks for sharing... BTW... the reflection sheet goes under Bryce's bead on the ground so it doesn't hold the moisture. And heated clothing is waaaay more comfee than "layers".

You need some American D to keep you warm in the camp.

nice camp out

Tom Thompson! 🤎 Jen, such an awesome video. Thank you so much. 🙏❄️🔥🐾🇨🇦

Nice video new to the channel from north of Barrie

You are made of strong stuff! I would have weenied out before leaving my home. That was fun to watch. Thank you!

Winterscapes are so beautiful…. I’ll always prefer Winter’s cold over Summer’ Heat but I’m not sure camping in those temperatures is for me…. 🥶🥶🥶🥶… I do enjoy living vicariously through you 😊 loved the video and looking forward to what’s to come 😀

So nice. Thank you.

Amazing views!! Thanks for sharing

That's a great set up you have there, i like your stove. That fan you have sure make a different in moving heat around i got one in the cabin there great to have. take care

Beautiful place. Your camping meals always looks great. Wind was scary. Waiting for outcome. I would love to see the bogs in the summer. I bet they are beautiful

Winter camped once at Mew L. You look better equipped . A foil backed emergency blanket is a good idea in any season

If you can afford it, buy a wood pellet/fire wood stove. Watch Baum Outdoors and/or Lonewolf 902. The portable pellet stove will burn a long time with a hopper full. You do need a torch to ignite the pellets.

Puxechony Phill saw his shadow, so we are getting 6 more weeks of winter! Brr! Awesome vid thanks!

Great vid CJ

Good morning, Jenn. Looks beautiful.

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Great video Jen! It’s very cold here in NE PA too. Love the view from the visitor center. Thanks for sharing your adventures! ❤🐾🐾⛺️🥾🥾

So good.Thank you.Loved this.

Thank you for the information. Ordered my Tracker XL today for my pup. Your video really helped me to decide on which one to purchase.

That's a lot of weight to carry even for truck camping. I just use my Hiker stove wood gas stove

Can't see them being cost-effective

1 c oil 2 T beeswax

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I use those at home in my VC Intrepid small stove. The CANAWICK "bricks Size: 2 1/2” x 3 3/4” x 6”" mostly because they are so easy to start and meter out to reach certain temps or time needs. I build a arch with 2 or three and use about half the wrapper as the starter, works every time. No additive in these just pressed at vary high pressure of hardwood dust. OK, about the smoldering cold fire. I promise you these logs will consistently burn hotter and provide flame too whole burn, the issues and way to get the best are first burn LEAVE the door opened compressed wood is dense and needs lots of air initally. Stale brick act loose and edges crumble letting you know the humidity over time {season to season} crept in. Your second bricks as a example. once you have a active fire with coals and flame even stale brick come back to full heat and burn. All nighter logs smell funny and are dark colored less issues with flame and moisture but I still buy the small bricks. Tried many compressed products minor kerning curve but I prefer them over just seasoned hardwood and buy 3-4 pallets of them for heating 1000 sqf mobile home each Maine winter. Low around -8f but ave around 30'ish f

I use compressed Sis-q logs in my mini woodstove. I have found they burn hotter and more thoroughly than seasoned wood. Unfortunately, they are a bit expensive, although very convenient and bug free. Sis-q logs are only compressed sawdust with no parafins or other binders. I use 3 pieces of Fatwood kindling to get them started.

Nice video! I cut these on my mitre saw, about 2" thick, for Firestarter. They get almost any wood burning.

Great video, i have some Vermont ones, but not tried it yet. Will probably work better with a good firewood base. Will definitely look at the selection ones.

Jen, my husband, picked the first one. Selection.❤❤

Where I live in North Idaho we can get compressed logs that are just wood no glue to hold the chips together. They just use hydraulic pressure to compress it. You can use an axe or hatch to chop off small rounds which make it easier to get it going. They do work great for when you are wanting to get a fire going pretty fast. I also use them at night if I want to bank my stove so in the morning I have some coals to work with or if it gets really cold and I need to add wood at night. I always try to take a few with me hot tenting. 👍🏻

Thank you so much. I’m literally going in in a few hours to get my ablation and I am terrified. This really helped me feel a lot better hearing your story.

Was such a treat to meet you this past weekend! Martin (@pinemartyn) is a friend of mine! Also, it was on your channel that I learned that burying food/water in snow will prevent it from freezing, a technique I actually applied for the first time this weekend…and it worked! Thanks for your awesome channel and, again, was amazing for me to meet you! 🥰✌🏼

I love your personality and eyes I need you 😊

Thank you.