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The sky is blue but it's freaking cold at camp.The sky is blue but it's freaking cold at camp.Camp.Another key to winter camping is to keep standing / moving to stay warm.Panorama from camp looking east towards hwy #93, Stuts on the left and Kitchener on the right.Vern is happy the sun is shining Friday morning, after a tough day the previous 24 hours!Raf, Adam and Jay set up their camp about 200m away from us.Cooking in your tent is usually not a great idea but due to the relentless wind we didn't have much choiceThe sky is blue but it's freaking cold at camp.TJ looks out from camp.Note that the wall is higher already then on the pic a few photos ago! ;)Note the wall - it kept getting larger and larger as we got more and more bored at camp ;-). The wind was relentlessVern chokes down supper.A major part of winter camping, especially on windy and exposed ice fields is digging in a good camp.JW eating supper. You never really get a break from the cold up there - but thankfully we had big down jackets!!A view from my sleeping matt. We are drying out our ski boot liners and boiling water. Down hut booties are a key piece of equipment out hereNote the wall - it kept getting larger and larger as we got more and more bored at camp ;-). The wind was relentless
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