Christmas Shingdig in Toronto :
Jan 9th 2015, 9:00 pm
#77
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Re: Christmas Shingdig in Toronto :
Can anyone tag along or is this more of a people who know each other?
Jan 9th 2015, 9:06 pm
#78
Concierge
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Location: Oakville, ON, CA
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Re: Christmas Shingdig in Toronto :
People usually only just bring other halves, usually not friends or whatever, though not exclusively!
If it was closed we would post about it publicly! :P
Jan 9th 2015, 9:06 pm
#79
Professional Cat herder
Joined: Apr 2007
Location: TORONTO- yay!!!
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Re: Christmas Shingdig in Toronto :
It is for anyone.
Unless we don't like you
I am as yet undecided. Want to come but have 3 hour plane booking the next day.
Unless we don't like you
I am as yet undecided. Want to come but have 3 hour plane booking the next day.
Jan 9th 2015, 9:17 pm
#80
Magnificently Withering
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Re: Christmas Shingdig in Toronto :
I can't make this one. I have a Scout camp that weekend 
I'll just have returned from a trip to Europe that afternoon, too, so that'll add to the fun of sleeping under canvas for the last two nights of January! Actually, I quite like winter camping, if there's a decent amount of snow on the ground to use for extra insulation. So long as it's the right side of -20. It gets a bit harder to stay warm if it's much colder than that outside, unless you pay seriously silly money for a sleeping bag.
I'll just have returned from a trip to Europe that afternoon, too, so that'll add to the fun of sleeping under canvas for the last two nights of January! Actually, I quite like winter camping, if there's a decent amount of snow on the ground to use for extra insulation. So long as it's the right side of -20. It gets a bit harder to stay warm if it's much colder than that outside, unless you pay seriously silly money for a sleeping bag.
Jan 9th 2015, 9:30 pm
#81
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Re: Christmas Shingdig in Toronto :
I can't make this one. I have a Scout camp that weekend
I'll just have returned from a trip to Europe that afternoon, too, so that'll add to the fun of sleeping under canvas for the last two nights of January! Actually, I quite like winter camping, if there's a decent amount of snow on the ground to use for extra insulation. So long as it's the right side of -20. It gets a bit harder to stay warm if it's much colder than that outside, unless you pay seriously silly money for a sleeping bag.
I'll just have returned from a trip to Europe that afternoon, too, so that'll add to the fun of sleeping under canvas for the last two nights of January! Actually, I quite like winter camping, if there's a decent amount of snow on the ground to use for extra insulation. So long as it's the right side of -20. It gets a bit harder to stay warm if it's much colder than that outside, unless you pay seriously silly money for a sleeping bag.
Jan 9th 2015, 9:38 pm
#82
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Jan 9th 2015, 9:42 pm
#83
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Jan 9th 2015, 11:15 pm
#84
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Re: Christmas Shingdig in Toronto :
I hope to be there. Had a good start to the year business wise so fairly busy but hope I can get a few hours off to come along. I am still pissed off that the one time I managed to organise a lift to the station and back so I could drink, we had a major snowstorm and I couldn't get there at all. To echo previous sentiments, it's open to anyone, new faces are always welcome.
Jan 10th 2015, 1:08 am
#85
Dive Bar Drunk
Joined: Nov 2006
Location: Toronto
Posts: 8,649
Re: Christmas Shingdig in Toronto :
I can't make this one. I have a Scout camp that weekend
I'll just have returned from a trip to Europe that afternoon, too, so that'll add to the fun of sleeping under canvas for the last two nights of January! Actually, I quite like winter camping, if there's a decent amount of snow on the ground to use for extra insulation. So long as it's the right side of -20. It gets a bit harder to stay warm if it's much colder than that outside, unless you pay seriously silly money for a sleeping bag.
I'll just have returned from a trip to Europe that afternoon, too, so that'll add to the fun of sleeping under canvas for the last two nights of January! Actually, I quite like winter camping, if there's a decent amount of snow on the ground to use for extra insulation. So long as it's the right side of -20. It gets a bit harder to stay warm if it's much colder than that outside, unless you pay seriously silly money for a sleeping bag.
This is pretty much the craziest thing I've ever heard. Camping on the coldest weekend of the year!?
We shall raise a pint in your memory whilst sitting in the warmth of the Yard.
Jan 11th 2015, 11:07 pm
#87
limey party pooper
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Re: Christmas Shingdig in Toronto :
I might be at this bean feast. The one in the pub and not the one in the tent. I dont do camping only glamping.
Jan 12th 2015, 12:11 am
#90
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