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Hey buddy, Happy Weekend, Happy Belated Birthday of course Jessica. Enjoy the rest of the summer, I hope that the family is all well. Have you heard from Diego lately? Awesome content as always, bye for now Rudi, keep on trucking. 🙂
Hey Rudi, how are you today? I hope that Jessica had a nice birthday recently. Please give my very best to Walter and Ronni, thanks buddy, of course I've seen them in your videos over the years as well. I remember Spruce Woods as well in this new vlog. Take care and bye for now from the Lakehead during these "dog" days of summer my friend and YT brother.
Good morning and welcome to our channel. I know of two places where you can go camping for free. The only downside is that you have to have a boat in order to get there. I can certainly share them with you. One of them is called Lone Island. 🏝️ it is in the Big Whiteshell Lake area. I will send you a pinned location on Google map. There is actually two islands that you can go camping on. For free the smaller one only has one campsite the other one has but five or six campsites. 🏕️ maps.app.goo.gl/4LtsuFpYYr5WMerC9?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy The other location is Caddy Lake and the same thing you have to have a boat in order to get there and possibly also have to go through the tunnel in order to find a few campsites alongside to lake other than that, I have not really looked into free campsites, but I’m sure you can find some here is also a video that I did many many years ago of Lone Island 🏝️ ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-k82eei-uw2U.htmlsi=BLUgRLkl0XYt3_Qh
Good Sunday evening again Rudi, how are you buddy?, yet another great video, Manitoba sure has many, many awesome spots to camp and hike, etc., as well; perfect for the outdoorsman like me, I feel very spiritual and as one with nature, there's nothing else like it. If you remember, Sleeping Giant Provincial Park here in NW Ontario also has backcountry camping and other activities, to the best of my knowledge, plus; parts of the Trans Canada Trail run through the park as well. Lastly for now, you have one other photo of those two black bears off the highway, right?, if so, I'd like to buy a print of that one from you as well. I'll be in touch with you about that, have a great night and week my friend, take care, bye for now.
P.S. Hey Rudi, I hope that you and your channel subscribers will check out my newest blog and recipe post on Blogger.com as follows, plus, I still try and compose as much poetry as possible too my friend, all the very best to you and your family. classicfamilycuisine.blogspot.com/2024/07/more-pasta-pleasure.html
Hey Rudi, how are you buddy? I hope that you and yours are having a nice summer thus far as am I. Awesome drone footage and music as always too. I hope on a future trip back here to Thunder Bay and Northwestern Ontario that you get some great drone content also. Take care alright and please keep in touch, bye for now from the lovely Lakehead.
I don’t think that there is much of a difference there, but I couldn’t say for sure I would have to look into it, but it probably wouldn’t be more than 10 or $15 per vehicle
