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Thank you !

Thank you so much ! 😊😊😊

Thank you so much for taking the time to comment and for watching my videos all of these years. I greatly appreciate your support and it’s really nice of you to send me good wishes. I really appreciate you doing that. Hope to hear from you again soon. Cheers ! 😊

Thanks hatch. I’m doing well. Thanks. Hope you are also. Cheers !

Thank you so much Sharon !

Thanks for commenting. Hope you enjoyed the video. Cheers !

I’m so sorry to hear about your fibula. I’m glad you made it out okay. I carry a rescue link beacon with me and when I do trips in remote areas, I file a report with the federal government. It’s only in case of extreme emergencies, which is how I like it, and thankfully, I’ve never had to use it. It’s nice to know it’s there if I need it though. Thanks so much for checking out the video and taking the time to comment. Cheers!

So true. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers !

Thanks. 😊😊😊

Awe thank you so much. 😊😊😊

Lol. Yes I have a video from a trip there last year watching a water snake swim to the camp site and then slithered up on the rock. I’ve camped here a few times. Cheers !

All good now. Thanks Alex.

Definitely not a pine Martin. Possibly a mink ? Thanks for the nice comment. 😊

Thank you

Thank you Brian.

Thank you so much for the kind words and the great comment. It’s good to hear from you. I hope you are doing well. Thanks so much for watching. Cheers.

Thank you so much. I guess I should update my website? Lol. I suppose I have slowly overcome my fear of the dark. I have gone out repeatedly for so many years without issue, and that has built up my confidence and helped me to overcome my fear. I think I also love being out there more than I’m afraid. 😊😊😊 good to hear from you again. Cheers !

Thanks so much Doris. 😊

Thanks for the info and for checking out the video. Cheers !

Thanks so much for the comment and the information. I am not sure why you thought my channel was for beginners, if that’s even a thing. Maybe because I have a backcountry camping course for beginners online? But that is for beginners, I am definitely not one. I do a huge variety of trips, including car camping, winter camping in my own homemade hot tents & backcountry winter solo trips, canoe and kayak trips year round, up to and including crazy challenging portaging trips, which are my favourite. I use a rescue link beacon on all of my adventures which is connected to the federal government and I file a trip report with them sharing all of my trip details in case of any issues. I have taken many canoe, kayak, first aid and navigation courses, in addition to over 20 years of backcountry camping. I also present at many shows on a variety of topics related to solo camping. I am mostly known for doing incredibly challenging remote solo trips in Temagami and have been solo tripping since 2015. You can find all of this information on my website at CamperChristina.com. 😊 My videos are always very real and I don’t sugar coat anything I do. I show a good amount of the terrain that I’m traversing and speak about safety as much as possible, both in my UA-cam videos, and on all of my social media platforms. I also received an award two years ago from the Canadian safe boating council, for promoting safety on the water. I’m very surprised you attempted these portages in crocs. It’s definitely risky not to be wearing proper footwear on terrain like this. I’m so happy you didn’t break/roll your ankle and made it out safely. Thanks so much for checking out my video. If you’re looking for some more challenging trip routes, please check out my Temagami playlist. There are many more challenging trips located in that playlist. Safe travels & happy camping to you. 😊 cheers !

This is the promo video for my UA-cam channel and explains what I do a bit better. ua-cam.com/video/Niz6zQ7JW2Y/v-deo.htmlsi=KWgeXEJfJYkq5dyU

@@CamperChristina Yes, I checked some of your back ground, I guess in the back of my mind I seen the beginners on your course and thought you were attracting a specific group, my mistake. I prepared by looking at many vids before doing this trip as I am 65 this year. Out of all the vids for Bark Lake/ Lac aux Sables, not many actually show to much of the portages ( yours showed the most). When you would say "Stuccy muck" I really didn't imagine what I was in for, and that "Lift Over"...man. I have done hundreds(maybe a thousand but whose counting) of portages and never seen it like that, ever. Although we have had alot more rain in the north than last year. Even Lost Lakes didnt show any of the ugly parts of the trip, which I think You-tube channelers should do. I use my crocs only in situations like those, otherwise I have hiking boots for boulder terrain, I would have lost them if I used them at the swampy areas. I dont go anywhere back country without my GPSmap 66i, I love it. Thanks for your input, I just subscribed which I rarely do...Cheers!

Haha sucky muck. It’s muck that sucks. Lol. My own term,,which has caught on quite well in the outdoor community. Thank you so much for clarifying and for the wonderful comments. I am cursed with the bad habit of filming too much. It’s great for people who are researching areas to explore but it’s an extremely lengthy process when I’m editing my videos. That being said, I do my best to really let people understand what they are getting into when they get to some of these places. Sometimes, it’s extremely difficult to complete all the things, and to film,,but I do my best to take photos or verbally explain if I can’t video something difficult. I have an app called avenza that has my maps in it and it’s gps based so I can see everything as well. It’s saved my life many times in Temagami especially. I’ll have to look into this gps map 66i you mentioned. Never heard of that one. I think it’s amazing that you’re getting out there on trips like this. I hope I will be doing the same in 10 years. Thank you so very much for subscribing. Wishing you safe travels throughout the season and I look forward to hearing from you again! Speaking of liftovers, you should check out my obabika loop trip in my Temagami playlist. Just brutal but awesome at the same time. I truly love the challenges. Lol. Cheers! 😊😊😊

@@CamperChristina 😃😄😀

Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers

Thank you !

I am as well. I have over 600 videos on my UA-cam channel. I hope you enjoy them. Let me know if there’s anything I can help you find? Best of luck with your trip and please let me know if I can assist in any way? Best advice I can offer. Take your time and start small so you don’t overwhelm yourself. 😊 cheers!

It was! lol. Cheers

Lol thanks. This is a super easy trip compared to the ones I’ve been doing the last 5-6 years. Hope your check them out and I hear from you again soon. Cheers.

Awesome. Enjoy !

Thanks hatch. Hope you’re well.

Thank you

I do! Lol. Wish I used them more.

Thank you for watching and commenting ! Cheers!

Thank you !

Lol.

Nice. Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to comment. Cheers.

Thank you sue. 😊😊😊

You’re welcome!

Thank you sue. Cheers

Thanks so much! 😊

You’re very welcome! The post goes up publicly on Facebook tomorrow at 7 AM if you’d like to share it. The apples were delicious. 😊😊😊 Cheers!

Hey! Thanks so much for the awesome comment. I’m loving it. Where are you headed in Temagami? Send me a DM if I can help? Safe travels if not. CamperChristina@outlook.com. 😊

It def does. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers !!

Yes it was the perfect spot for the weather that day. 😊