Walking in the winter wonderland: Yurt camping at Bruce Peninsula National Park
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by Oleksandra Budna
2y ago
Winter often gets a bad rap and I can see why: cold, wind chill, snow storms, extra challenges of getting outside that come with slippery roads or impassable snow banks, short days and all-consuming darkness. We often talk about winter as something to get through, huddled at home waiting for the arrival of better days ..read more
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Starting 2022 on a cliffhanger: Celebrating New Year’s arrival at Les Refuges Perchés
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by Oleksandra Budna
2y ago
January 1st started with grey skies and a drizzle. As I drank my first coffee of the year on the balcony of our cabin perched on top of a cliff, I watched the opposite shore of Lac du Cordon drift in and out of sight. There was a certain, almost soothing rhythm to this game ..read more
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All the time in the world: Celebrating New Year among mountains and cows
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by Oleksandra Budna
3y ago
Celebrating New Year in the woods is always an interesting experience. Marking the change of arbitrary numbers among trees, hills and lakes that are oblivious to what year it is always feels weird, if not downright silly. In the woods, emptied of everyday routines and obligations, time stops being an accounting exercise where hours, days ..read more
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Chasing winter: Our weekend at Windy Lake Provincial Park
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by Oleksandra Budna
4y ago
The winter in Toronto has been a bit of a disappointment so far. It is a matter of opinion, of course. Some people are quite happy with milder than usual temperatures and almost complete lack of snow. Not me, though. Apart from sporadic bursts of season-appropriate weather, we seem to have been stuck in an ..read more
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Journey to Middle-earth, or our magical New Year celebration in the Hobbit House (with a video)
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by Oleksandra Budna
4y ago
Magic belongs in fairy tales and children’s imagination. At least, that’s what we are taught as we grow up. Our belief in magic, however, never fully goes away, and at no time this yearning is more apparent than around Christmas and New Year’s. We don’t even celebrate Christmas on December 25, and yet, I get ..read more
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Journey to Middle-earth, or our magical New Year celebration in the Hobbit House
Gone Camping » Glamping
by Oleksandra Budna
4y ago
Magic belongs in fairy tales and children’s imagination. At least, that’s what we are taught as we grow up. Our belief in magic, however, never fully goes away, and at no time this yearning is more apparent than around Christmas and New Year’s. We don’t even celebrate Christmas on December 25, and yet, I get ..read more
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The Best of 2019
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by Oleksandra Budna
4y ago
Here we are again: another year, another “best of” post. 2019 didn’t feature any big road trips but it doesn’t mean there were no memorable adventures – they were just shorter and close to home. The only exception was our trip to Ukraine with my younger son. The trip didn’t involve any camping so didn’t ..read more
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On change and connection at Point Pelee
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by Oleksandra Budna
4y ago
I’ve been thinking about change lately. And not only because the world is suspended in a grey space between the fall lushness and the white splendour of winter. Or because we are about to put another decade behind us. Our family is going through a change as well. Not a massive seismic shift. More of ..read more
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About our trip to Gatineau, inspiration and reasons for getting outside (with video)
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by Oleksandra Budna
5y ago
Back in March, we headed to Gatineau to enjoy a well-deserved break and wrap up the winter glamping season. More than two months later, I still haven’t managed to put together a post about our trip. The reasons for those struggles have been plenty, with finding time near the top of the list. There was ..read more
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Winter adventures at Windy Lake or how to do winter right in three easy steps (with video)
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by Oleksandra Budna
5y ago
It seems weird to be publishing a post about winter when spring is already in full swing – mud, rain and all. Still as I looked back at another great winter of outdoor adventures, I felt this often maligned season deserved some praise and love. So here we go. Winter took some time coming in ..read more
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