Canoeing Algonquin Park Solo - Daisy Lake - Fall 2023 - Part 3

Even though the forecast for this trip wasn't looking very good, I decided to go anyways. It was only 2 nights and how bad could the weather be? I was so grateful that I had decided to go after all, and had a spectacular time. You just never know what will happen, until you're out there.
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[@lesliededecker9987]

I wish you could hear my side of our dialogue that I have with you as you chat away with all of us! :) Thanks, enjoying this trip with you.

[@CamperChristina]

I honestly wish I could too. Unless you’re chastising me for doing something wrong ..lol ..or stupid. Bwahahaha. Seriously though. I love watching people react to my videos. It’s brings me a lot of joy. Thanks for posting this comment. Cheers!

[@suezaple4950]

lovley camping adventure on Daisy really enjoyed the scenery snow on the tree's , the Tamarack's, moon shot's I alway's enjoy the sound of the loon's while out camping myself and of course your meals you always fix up tasty looking dishes. Thank's for bringing us along thoughly enjoyed this trip. look forward to your next adventure .

[@CamperChristina]

Thank you so much sue. You watched them again like you said you would. Lol. You’re a good egg. Cheers

[@Suzannejrobinson]

Thanks for a nice trip. Beautiful scenery, even in the rain. Great meals, as always, make me hungry, lol. Looking forward to your next getaway 😊

[@CamperChristina]

Thank you Suzanne !

[@kristingrounds4163]

The snow was really pretty!!! Thanks for sharing this trip!

[@CamperChristina]

Thanks Kristin !!

[@dorispursell48]

Another great video.The snow on the trees looked magical.

[@CamperChristina]

Thank you. It sure did. Cheers.

[@Memorex88]

That was a nice part 3 and thanks for sharing your videos. I imagine your canoe is put away for the winter so I'm looking forward to your winter camping videos! And if you need help with bird id, I'm no expert but I do know my birds and will help you if I can. Never stop, cheers!

[@CamperChristina]

Thank you so much Marco. I’m so glad you enjoyed the video. You are correct that the canoe is basically put away for the season, but I actually got in one more trip with it and the hot tent and the new wood stove. Those 2 videos will be publishing over the holidays. Hope you enjoy them. Cheers !

[@craigprether6885]

I haven’t watched you in a long time. Glad you are still at it. Darla and I usually do a campground trip once or twice a year. I do a few trips like you do. Best wishes in 2024.

[@CamperChristina]

Hi Craig! Happy new year! It’s so good to hear from you. Thanks so much for commenting and welcome back. Lots of adventures for you to catch up on. Cheers!

[@camper69]

I've never canoed in the snow. I've paddled in -2C weather, though. The snow actually makes it look nice. ☺

[@CamperChristina]

It does and it was not very cold. I’m surprised you haven’t canoed in the snow. You’ve done so many things. Cheers

[@brentandellesoutdooradventures]

Thanks for these ones. I haven’t been into Daisy for a few years. I use to stay on the same island, but on the other spot up around the corner. I think you get more sun on the site you were on. Some lovely fall filming. Thanks

[@CamperChristina]

Thank you

[@sderby4297]

Happy Christmas & may your New Year be full of excellent adventures and paddles!

[@CamperChristina]

Thank you so much. Same to you. Cheers!

[@jimhanson7476]

Enjoyed your trip, some pretty with the snow on your morning campsite… merry Christmas

[@CamperChristina]

Thank you Jim. You as well.

[@surrebua]

Thank you for the adventure and Merry Christmas Christina! 👍😃👏

[@CamperChristina]

Thanks Torbram. You too !

[@JulieKawiGirlDesilets]

I love your videos, Chris. You get to go to where it's serene and picturesque. I'm envious. Breakfast looked great! I remember the awesome loaded nachos dish you made when we watched the Superbowl that one year. That was good!! Thank you for sharing and Merry Christmas!

[@CamperChristina]

Merry Christmas Julie. Good to hear from you my friend. Happy 2024!

[@JulieKawiGirlDesilets]

Happy 2024 to you as well. Stay safe!

[@camper69]

I'll see you at both Canoecopia and the Outdoor Adventure Show.

[@CamperChristina]

Awesome !

[@Karen-dq8nw]

So pretty in the snow! I love how you always leave plenty of firewood behind. Someone could pull into camp and be seriously cold and it could save a life. Or just be exhausted and the quick access to fire such an uplift for them. Great example for everyone to follow. Can't wait for the next videos!

[@CamperChristina]

Thank you so much, Karen. It was very pretty. I actually was taught the leaving firewood gesture in Temagami. It is something that the camp kids are all taught to do there and when I started tripping in Temagami, I noticed almost every time I got to a campsite that wasn’t in some crazy remote area that there was always firewood. My friend Dave, who used to work at keewaydin told me they teach the camp kids to do this, and I’ve been trying to do it ever since. I was happy to see it in Algonquin, because I don’t see it here often. Hopefully, if enough of us, keep talking about it and doing it, others will follow suit. Thanks so much for watching and commenting. Cheers.

[@alexs3447]

Enjoyed the series as well as i had made a few trips to Magnetawan with friends yrs ago. But have been around the area as well. With Ralph as my guide . The answer to the tree line is deer eating the cedar boughs in the winter . They can only reach up so far .

[@CamperChristina]

Thanks Alex ! 😊😊😊 appreciate the comment and the views. Cheers

[@alexs3447]

Is there a reason you decided on Daisy?@@CamperChristina The Ralph comment is a hint

[@CamperChristina]

I’ve been to Ralph Bice before, pre KZbin. Never been to Daisy. My passion is exploring new places, which is why I went to Daisy.

[@alexs3447]

That was my goal as well on many a trip . But was thinking a bit more remote than Ralph Bice. I don't think Butt L was his favourite , Not from the conversation i had with him the one time .@@CamperChristina

[@Tieuphubonsai]

Chỉ có ở nơi này chúng ta mới cảm nhận được điều tuyệt vời nhất với thiên nhiên hoang dã

[@CamperChristina]

Yes. So true.

[@Canoe64]

You're a day early 🙂

[@CamperChristina]

Lol yup.

[@trishaharrison6183]

What a great trip. I always feel like I’m there with you. So beautiful with the snow.

[@CamperChristina]

Thank you Trisha

[@sallycooper7677]

love it when you stay where we've been so i can totally picture where you are! the water level was much higher than when we went to Daisy (2022 i believe). we stayed on the site you saw past the portage to ralph bice on the left (moose popped out between the portage and the site and swam across the lake!). it was a nice site but too close to the site down on the point on the right (in the summer when it's noisier lol). i'm glad you went down to the portage to the petawawa. way more water coming down the waterfall. we sat in the water at the end with the water rushing past us, but were able to lay our towels out on the rocks (the side closer to the portage). we also noticed that 'line' along the bottom of the trees on alot of the lakes in algonquin and wondered what caused that - we thought maybe a snow line? no idea though. nice little trip out for you (although i got cold just watching it haha)!

[@littleredcanoe]

Brilliant! I love that area and it is so nice to see it when it is not overloaded with people. You are a smart traveller!!!! I haven't been there for a couple years now that I live closer to Kiosk, but it certainly is beautiful! Thanks for sharing!

[@CamperChristina]

Thanks. I do my best. Lol. I’m so glad you enjoyed the video. And thank you again for the contribution to my travels. Cheers!!

[@joee1976]

Hey Christina, will you be at Mew Campground for winter camping this year?

[@CamperChristina]

I’m usually there for family day. How about you?

[@joee1976]

We'll be there@@CamperChristina

[@thevoyageur2152]

Where did you buy your barrel?

[@CamperChristina]

I purchased the BearVault BV500 in 2015 when I began solo tripping. You can find them all over online, mec, Amazon and many outfitters. Easiest to Google it. For information on any of the gear I use on my trips you can check out my website at camperchristina.com which has information and links bearvault.com/product/bv500/ Cheers ! C CsmperChristina.com.