Camping Alone by a Wild Forest Lake Adventure!

Hi! Welcome to Boreal Camping. A simple little trip today. I came here last year. When I started setting up the camera to park the jeep, it started to get a lot of people, with tents, beer collars... I decided to move elsewhere. But today, it's very quiet. There were people on the other side, but I'm not sure they left. Anyway, they're not annoying. I left a bit early. I don't have a chair. I seem to have quite a lot of respect. It's a little trip that I'm starting to need. In terms of time, I haven't been out in two weeks. It's been a while since I've been out. A lot has happened. We'll talk about it later. I needed a bit of quiet. I'm going to sit down quietly. It's hot. I'm going to get some wood. There's no fire ban in Boreal. However, the risk of flammability is high. I'm going to keep it really small. I'm going to make my fire in a really small fire pit. I won't make a very big fire. I think that should be enough. and my fire pit, a little closer to the jeep. Here, I'm completely protected from the wind. For my dinner, I'm going to make a small fire. I've decided to settle down. It's hot. He's far away. I have a good head of pickaxe. Cheers to everyone. Cheers! It's the kind of evening that I needed. Quiet. The wind, the frogs, the crackling fire. I really needed it. My father died ten days ago. With that, there's a lot of ups and downs. Especially, in my father's case, we knew the date, the time, two weeks in advance. So, there's a lot of anxiety. Now, it's over. There's a relief. But after that, the whole process, the first day, the competition started. I appreciate that. I appreciate that there's support around. I work in a small community. The last three or four days, it's non-stop. From morning to night, it's good on one side, but on the other side, it reminds you all the time. It brings you back to where you left off. It's exhausting. It's really exhausting. I needed an evening like that to just think about my memories with my father. He was a good guy. My love for the outdoors, I didn't inherit it from my neighbor. My father was the guy in the neighborhood who listened to the conversation. He didn't talk much. But when he talked, it counted. So, my little fire, the little lake and the frogs are with him. Well, a little bit with you, but you're not beautiful. You're the little black pattern in the corner. And curiously, it's good to ventilate the little black pattern. Don't think I'm making a sad wine. I'm a little nostalgic. I think it's time for coffee. For me. It's a beautiful morning. It's been a good part of the year. I don't know if it's what forced my neighbors to go to work at 4am. But at 3 or 3.10am, it was snowing on the other side. Oh. I picked up a little bit of the others too. This wood. So, thank you for watching until the end. See you next time. On se retrouve au prochain épisode de Boréal Camping.