Boondocks.

Posted on 30/04/2018 by

Wild Camping. 

These are some of the places we have boon-docked.
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Canada:
Alberta:

Meadows.
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 James River, near Sundre, Alberta, Canada.
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 James River, near Sundre, Alberta, Canada.
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Wild Mushrooms.
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Limestone Mountain.
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La Dolce Vita.
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Horsey Meadows.
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Meadows.
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Celestial Camping.
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 Near Limestone Mountain near Sundre, Alberta, Canada.
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 Near Limestone Mountain and Limestone Creek near Sundre, Alberta, Canada.
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Dutch Creek, Alberta, Canada.
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 Limestone Creek near Sundre, Alberta, Canada.
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Limestone Creek near Sundre, Alberta, Canada.
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Limestone Creek near Sundre, Alberta, Canada.
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Boondocking
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Bearberry Valley on crown-land, near Sundre, Alberta, Canada.

Camping in Spring.
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Near Sundre, Alberta, Canada in the Bearberry Valley

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Horsey Meadows May 2018
Near Sundre, Alberta, Canada in the Bearberry Valley

Rugby Poles.

 

Sleeping Al fresco
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Come back soon as I will be adding more.

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Tracks and trails.ca
“One dictionary defines boondocks as slang for rough backwoods or bush country. The term boondocking, also known to RV enthusiast as dispersed camping, dry camping or coyote camping, is used to describe camping in the midst of nature without the use of commercial campgrounds and hookups.” –Boondocking guide.com

Boondocking hints
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Campgrounds.
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Camping Recipes.
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Camp Food.
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Click on picture for my Camping Pinterest Board.

Camping Links.

 

About Tokeloshe.

Welcome and thank you for visiting. I have been happily married (sic) for 40 years, have one son, a loving daughter in law and three adorable grandsons. We have been in Canada for 20 years and are originally from South-Africa. My first language is Afrikaans. (Ek kan nog Afrikaans praat, lees en skryf.) I love doing mixed media, scrap-booking, blogging and playing on the computer, I am also interested in photography, genealogy, reading, hiking, camping, arts and crafts.
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4 Responses to Boondocks.

  1. Abrie Joubert says:
    02/05/2018 at 9:56 am

    Wou nou boondock gaan google maar toe helpo jy my betyds uit. Ek dink boondocking is in Kanada dalk makliker as wat dit in Suid Afrika is. Gem=niet jou boondocking – ek geniet dit ook. Mooi plekke

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    • Tokeloshe says:
      07/05/2018 at 1:49 pm

      Wat ‘n toeval 😉
      Wat is ‘n mooi Afrikaanse woord daarvoor. Boendoe-kamp?
      Ons het so pas teruggekom, van nog ‘n heerlike kamp in die boendoes. Dit was so rustig en stil, die honde veral het die vryheid baie geniet.
      Ja, ons is baie gelukkig.

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  2. Sartenada says:
    06/05/2018 at 2:27 am

    Incredible nature photos. Happy Sunday!

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