Spring Nor’easter Storm Damage, woods roaming, gear, food and camp

Lately on the East we’ve been getting hit by these late winter/early spring snow storms. In my area of NJ there has been a lot of tree damage in the cities and woods. As of now, another one is hitting and my flight to Georgia was just canceled. It is expected to get worse, but it really is a good time to get outside, as there are even less people!

























Amazing how a small weather blanket tarp is sufficient for wind-blown snow.

 

Most of the dry wood is under snow, so the tedious sawing and splitting was necessary.








Mechanics key chain to use on my belt loop as a dangler because I never wear a belt!






Burtonsville Rig over the Hobo-Stove






Helped a friend build his camp




I keep this Smith’s sharpener in my camp for touch-ups




Snack for camp (eggs, spinach, tomatoes, mushrooms, onions, cheese)



Peruvian Cookies. One of the first things I do when I arrive in Peru is get some Inca Kola and Casino mint cookies




Today!




-RB​

 

Very nice post. Nice came and cool setup. Food looked tasty.

 

love Bear's posts. So much food goodness.

 

Very cool. I love gettng out in the snow whenever I can.

 

Very cool
Thanks for sharing

 

No belt? Weighs too much?

 

...and things on a belt get in the way when bending, sitting, working, and then I look to Batman like with a utility belt.

-RB

 

I like those omelette / quiche thingies. Well done!

 

We have had a nice helping of snow lately in the NE,glad your camp fared well.Spent Sunday snowshoeing...
Love winter!Great post as usual RB.....storm broken trees=firewood

 

Me too...thanks. Great for making and taking to go.

Thanks for looking. Winter camps take a little more energy and a lot more fuel in every way than day camps, car camps, or summer/spring camps.

-RB