22.9.25

Where the wild mushrooms grow.


We recently spent a few days boondocking near Alberta's  Limestone Mountain.
Despite the nice weather, we were bothered by a lot of flies.
It should be noted that to camp on Alberta Crown land, one presently needs a Public Land Camping Pass.

Where the wild mushrooms grow.

Never eat a wild mushroom unless you are 100% certain of its identification.


Erik and I are relaxing on the quad near where we discovered the wild mushrooms.
A huge shoutout to Debbie Montgomery for this awesome RV hack we found on Facebook! By simply laying a board across the dinette cushions, we've solved the problem of them constantly toppling over. As a bonus, it's a great spot for extra storage, and we can easily tuck it away on the bunk while travelling. I've added a small drawer to support the centre, creating a convenient spot for notebooks and pens.We added Mystical Fire Colour Changing Packets for Fire Pits to our fire.

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Wild mushrooms.

Mushrooms.

Place in the woods.

 

3.9.25

Campfire cooking.

We boondocked at our usual location near Limestone Mountain in Alberta, Canada, right before the Labour Day weekend. Due to the excellent weather following a rainy August, big rigs, side-by-sides, and quads continued to arrive even during the week.

Camping in August.

It should be noted that to camp on Alberta Crown land, one presently needs a Public Lands Camping Pass.

We adore our folding, laser-cut, octagonal outdoor barbecue. It is supported by folding tripod and is constructed of mild steel.

Stores that sell outdoor fire pits and grilling equipment, possibly including some that specialise in portable or collapsible versions, carry comparable goods. The opening is ideal for our thin Korean griddle with a non-stick coating that we purchased from Temu.

Cooking bacon.

Crispy roasted baby potatoes in butter with salt and pepper. Foil packets keep food warm on the sides.

Breakfast is ready!

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