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[bitty-big-q]

Relaxing canoe camping video for your weekend! Beautiful Temagami Ontario Canada! 🥰 YouTube: https://youtu.be/7NBZuIvzYC4 Photos credit and lots of thanks🙏🙏🙏 to @nialldcollins 🙏🙏 . . . . . #campingwithdogs #camping #campingontario #temagami #temagamiontario #tentcamping #bulldog #bulldogcamping #wildernesscamping #wilderness #campingwithpets #canoeing #canoecamping #campfirecooking #campfiremeals #outdoorcooking #campingcanada #ontariowilderness #ontario #campfire #キャンプ #露營生活 #露營 #campeggio #cámping #beautifulplace #tentcamping #bittybigq #bittybigqgrill #bittybigqmeals #outdoorphotography (at Temagami, Ontario) https://www.instagram.com/p/CRaMo_8hbJH/?utm_medium=tumblr

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[finishingflight]

So here is the gearsquare of all of our shit, then separated into what I'm carrying and what she's carrying. Pretty sure my pack is over 45lbs with water and food. Heavier than normal. Though the first night is going to have good drinks and food. So after dinner is consumer the load should be lightened. I think Rylee's is around 30? We don't have a scale here so there is no way to tell. I might ditch the hammock, but I love having it in camp. Hrm.

[rodandbarrel]

Burmese Pythons in the Everglades Backcountry

This is a new thing to have to be aware of when camping the Everglades Backcountry. I usually go twice a year camping starting around January and up through February and even into March if the weather remains cool. I need about three good cold fronts to knock down the mosquito population so October is too buggy and December just hasn’t had enough fronts to do the trick. 

It used to be we had to worry about raccoons coming into camp and stealing our food. Bungee cords were a necessity to secure coolers and food boxes from the prying hands of raccoons that would show up at night or when we were away from camp. Today, raccoons are no longer a problem - Why? Because the pythons that now infest the Everglades have eaten them all. 

The python shown above is the same size (17-feet) of one I saw 3-years ago swimming between two mangrove islands deep in a backcountry bay not too far from this camping chickee. In all likelihood it might be the same one. 

I can tell you today before we actually step off our boats and on to a campsite we spend several minutes surveying the camp site to make sure there aren’t any eyes staring back at us. So, far I haven’t encountered a python

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It’s a big world. Go get lost. #ExploreMore

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