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We started by shorter trips. Weekend trips to places that had
campsites already. Tobermory is a great trip, btw, if you can make it that North. We didn't do any cold weather stuff though. I would say work yourself up further and further. Trial and error is important. Know (test) your equipment before you find yourslef rebuilding stoves 2 days into the field (my buddy didn't test his so I was rebuilding it). Don't take stuff you don't need, know what you need by doing eventually longer treks. Kayaks can pack a lot of stuff, but you stilll have to be smart. Dry bags are your best friend. They are inexpensive, get many. Alex, would love to see your winter camping photos. Post on Flickr. Cheers |
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