A Camping Tradition That Costs $0

rbpru wrote:
Neat idea, I list all our family canoe trips on my paddle. Date and location.

What a great idea!

My Dad and I would be on our third paddles :) after 43 years.

Neat idea, I list all our family canoe trips on my paddle. Date and location.

Thom02099 wrote:

Turtle n Peeps wrote:
I did this in the 80's. But I stopped after I got pulled over in Fl. The cop found my container of white power and asked what it was. I said camp fire ashes. He said, sure it is...............and it went down hill from there. ;)

Shoulda told him your mother-in-law's ashes... :W

We really do need a "Like Button". As Larry The Cable Guy says, "I don't care who you are, that there's funny......"

Turtle n Peeps wrote:
I did this in the 80's. But I stopped after I got pulled over in Fl. The cop found my container of white power and asked what it was. I said camp fire ashes. He said, sure it is...............and it went down hill from there. ;)

Shoulda told him your mother-in-law's ashes... :W

I did this in the 80's. But I stopped after I got pulled over in Fl. The cop found my container of white power and asked what it was. I said camp fire ashes. He said, sure it is...............and it went down hill from there. ;)

Just don't mix stuff up and burn the log book and try to write in the ashes! That's what camping is all about. The memories of good times with family. Traditions only enhance the experience. For those wanting pictures, a cheap tablet can hold thousands of pictures and not gain any weight or bulk.

2017....TopNob doing the honours in La Verendrye Parc...Lac Portage.

Aron wrote:
I love the idea. But where do you get a 35mm film canister these days?

Directly beside that store that sells imagination.

It doesn't have to be a film canister....you can use anything.

When I started this in 1996....I was buying 12 rolls of 35mm a summer.

dadmomh wrote:
In poor taste Dtiller. Even as a joke, it's seriously missing the target.

It's only in poor taste if mother-in-law is still alive

Aron wrote:
I love the idea. But where do you get a 35mm film canister these days?

Here ya go!

eBay