Comments on: Camping in Gros Morne http://steelwhitetable.org/2007/08/19/camping-in-gros-morne-2/ Consistency means you're as ignorant today as you were yesterday. Fri, 29 Aug 2008 05:36:04 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc By: will http://steelwhitetable.org/2007/08/19/camping-in-gros-morne-2/#comment-217856 will Sat, 21 Jun 2008 00:11:18 +0000 http://steelwhitetable.org/blog/2007/08/19/camping-in-gros-morne-2/#comment-217856 Very clever, sardonic piece of writing. Thoroughly enjoyed it. You could write an entertaining book about your collective travel experiences. (I liked the happy-face picture too.) Very clever, sardonic piece of writing. Thoroughly enjoyed it. You could write an entertaining book about your collective travel experiences. (I liked the happy-face picture too.)

]]> By: tommyboy http://steelwhitetable.org/2007/08/19/camping-in-gros-morne-2/#comment-161551 tommyboy Tue, 28 Aug 2007 15:47:19 +0000 http://steelwhitetable.org/blog/2007/08/19/camping-in-gros-morne-2/#comment-161551 Geez Phillip you live in NL...rain is a suprise? Sorry to hear your trip was unenjoyable... When i figure out how to do these picture thingys i will send some from our trip with the kids....it rained a bit...we stayed off the lakes for a day due to high winds....but that is all part of camping... we have gone and it has rained for most of the trip but soo...we put on the gear and away we go....as far as food...gouging tourists in the summer is a Maritime/Atlantic Canada ecomonmic strategy... I am the food guy for our trips and every year i have to make something "impressive" ... this year it was doughnuts....on the last day i treated the crew to fresh made and deepfried cinnimon and sugar coated doughnuts....the dough needed two rises in a warm place....thus my ample thighs and a sleeping bag while i read and lounged provided that warm place...oh yeah your dreaming of doughnuts now....we only went in over three relativly short portages, none over 600 m..soo the weight for the stuff was not prohibitive.. oh yeah and i took some pictures from the thunderbox...I think this has potential as a coffe table photo book...the views from thunderboxes throughout the park.... our trip was great...hope you have a better trip next time... Geez Phillip you live in NL…rain is a suprise? Sorry to hear your trip was unenjoyable…

When i figure out how to do these picture thingys i will send some from our trip with the kids….it rained a bit…we stayed off the lakes for a day due to high winds….but that is all part of camping… we have gone and it has rained for most of the trip but soo…we put on the gear and away we go….as far as food…gouging tourists in the summer is a Maritime/Atlantic Canada ecomonmic strategy…

I am the food guy for our trips and every year i have to make something “impressive” … this year it was doughnuts….on the last day i treated the crew to fresh made and deepfried cinnimon and sugar coated doughnuts….the dough needed two rises in a warm place….thus my ample thighs and a sleeping bag while i read and lounged provided that warm place…oh yeah your dreaming of doughnuts now….we only went in over three relativly short portages, none over 600 m..soo the weight for the stuff was not prohibitive..

oh yeah and i took some pictures from the thunderbox…I think this has potential as a coffe table photo book…the views from thunderboxes throughout the park….

our trip was great…hope you have a better trip next time…

]]> By: Nadine http://steelwhitetable.org/2007/08/19/camping-in-gros-morne-2/#comment-159392 Nadine Tue, 21 Aug 2007 17:20:48 +0000 http://steelwhitetable.org/blog/2007/08/19/camping-in-gros-morne-2/#comment-159392 Ahhh, that sucks. Too bad it rained the whole time. Thanks for the heads up about Woody Point, cross that one off my list. Ahhh, that sucks. Too bad it rained the whole time. Thanks for the heads up about Woody Point, cross that one off my list.

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