Although it may be unhealthy or healthy (I’m unsure), I think I am slightly addicted to perfecting each component of the trip along with living the wilderness life. Every morning I wake up itching to learn something new and willing to get out every possible kink in my way. I am doing what I love and continually scratching my itch to live an adventurous lifestyle. In reality, I will never be as prepared as I want to be. But at the end of the day that just makes the expedition a little more interesting. Plus, what fun is a good adventure without some surprises?
Here are some snaps I have taken over the last couple weeks. The Autumn weather has been favourable, so get out and sponge it up when you can. Before you know it, Old Man Winter will have his grip on us and extra layers will be necessary. Let’s just hope it’s not a pile of slush.

Coastline of Bauline looking down towards Cape St. Francis

The Light Tower inside of Bauline Harbour

The quaint little community of Bauline

It was a great place to take my Alpacka Raft for some test runs

A sight to ease all your worries



Bonfire Night campout



Saku’s first raft trip


Whether it is a 30 minute hike or an overnight trip. The full pack is always with me. The body needs hardening. I fill it at ~70-80 lbs to try and simulate conditions for next year

There is always time for a quick nap. I honestly prefer the earthy comforts of the forest floor over my couch. Especially with the fire crackling and the brook trickling in the background