Martin Pine drops by for a chat! We talk about igloos and crownland camping.

05/29/23 • 28 min

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Building a Winter Wonderland with Pine Martin
Martin Pine (or Pine Martyn) is an amazing human being that is outdoors all the time. He is a true tree-hugger and a nemophilist.
You're going to have to listen to find out what that means. :)
He is an absolute treasure trove of information on snow structures, winter camping, how to Crownland camp, and so much more.

Main Themes:

Crownland Camping Insights: Pine delves into the nuances of camping on Crownlands, highlighting the benefits and regulations that outdoor enthusiasts should be aware of, including the 21-day camping rule to prevent squatting.
Winter Outdoor Skills Courses: Our guest offers a sneak peek into his practical courses on essential winter skills. He emphasizes igloo building and other snow shelter construction techniques, equipping listeners with the knowledge to brave the cold outdoors confidently.
The Art of Igloo Building: Pine shares his fascination with igloos, detailing their advantages over Quinzee shelters regarding structural integrity, warmth, and durability. He walks us through the igloo-building process, stressing the importance of the catenary arch shape for stability and the efficient use of snow.
Innovations in Igloo Construction: The discussion includes an in-depth look at the Icebox Igloo Tool, a modern device that has revolutionized how igloos are built by creating uniform blocks, making the construction process smoother and more accessible.
Passion for Outdoor Education: Pine expresses his joy in teaching children and adults alike about the wonders of outdoor living. His dedication to fostering a love for nature and outdoor activities shines through as he discusses the sense of fulfillment he gains from educating others on building snow shelters and appreciating the natural world.

Conclusion: Martin Pine, through his expert knowledge and infectious passion, inspires us to explore the beauty of winter camping and the architectural marvel of igloo building.

Call to Action: For more insights and practical tips from Martin, don’t forget to check out his YouTube channel and consider enrolling in one of his winter outdoor skills courses.

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Main Themes:

Crownland Camping Insights: Pine delves into the nuances of camping on Crownlands, highlighting the benefits and regulations that outdoor enthusiasts should be aware of, including the 21-day camping rule to prevent squatting.
Winter Outdoor Skills Courses: Our guest offers a sneak peek into his practical courses on essential winter skills. He emphasizes igloo building and other snow shelter construction techniques, equipping listeners with the knowledge to brave the cold outdoors confidently.
The Art of Igloo Building: Pine shares his fascination with igloos, detailing their advantages over Quinzee shelters regarding structural integrity, warmth, and durability. He walks us through the igloo-building process, stressing the importance of the catenary arch shape for stability and the efficient use of snow.
Innovations in Igloo Construction: The discussion includes an in-depth look at the Icebox Igloo Tool, a modern device that has revolutionized how igloos are built by creating uniform blocks, making the construction process smoother and more accessible.
Passion for Outdoor Education: Pine expresses his joy in teaching children and adults alike about the wonders of outdoor living. His dedication to fostering a love for nature and outdoor activities shines through as he discusses the sense of fulfillment he gains from educating others on building snow shelters and appreciating the natural world.

Conclusion: Martin Pine, through his expert knowledge and infectious passion, inspires us to explore the beauty of winter camping and the architectural marvel of igloo building.

Call to Action: For more insights and practical tips from Martin, don’t forget to check out his YouTube channel and consider enrolling in one of his winter outdoor skills courses.

Find him here:
https://www.facebook.com/martyn.pine.9?__tn__=%2Cd-UC*F
https://www.instagram.com/pine_martyn/#
https://www.youtube.com/@PineMartyn

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Environmentally Friendly Camping - Tips & Tricks to Up Your Environmental Game!

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Embracing Eco-Friendly Camping with Pamela and Tim

Welcome to another insightful episode of the Super Good Camping Podcast! Pamela and Tim share their passion for nature in this session and discuss how campers can minimize their environmental footprint. Here are the highlights from today’s enlightening conversation:

Main Themes:

Sustainable Camping Gear: Embracing gear that is designed to last and has minimal impact on the environment.
Packing Light: The benefits of bringing only what you need to reduce waste and strain on natural resources.
Eco-Friendly Fire Practices: Utilizing fallen branches for firewood and ensuring campfires are completely out to prevent wildfires.
Reusable Resources: The importance of using items like reusable utensils, rechargeable batteries, and solar panels to reduce disposables.
Leave No Trace: Adhering to principles that ensure we leave the outdoors as pristine as we found it.
Waste Management: Proper disposal techniques, including the recycling of propane cylinders and other camping waste.
Wildlife Respect: Keeping a safe distance from animals, refraining from feeding them, and preserving their natural habitats.
Sustainable Transport: Exploring transportation options like the Park Bus, cycling, or hiking to get to camping sites.
Eco-Friendly Products: The importance of using biodegradable toiletries and safer insect repellents to protect both ourselves and the environment.
Engagement and Advocacy: Encouraging campers to share their eco-friendly practices on social media and engaging in discussions to spread environmental awareness.

In this episode, Pamela and Tim not only share practical tips for responsible camping but also engage with personal stories that make the message relatable. They explore alternatives to questionable substances like DEET and remind us that protecting the environment is everyone’s responsibility.

Whether you’re a seasoned camper or new to the great outdoors, this podcast is a treasure trove of information on how to enjoy nature responsibly. Tune in to learn, laugh, and join Pamela and Tim on their journey to make camping super good for both campers and the planet.

Remember to follow Super Good Camping on social media for more tips and stories, and share your own experiences using #EcoFriendlyCamping. Let’s make a difference—one campsite at a time!

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Maximizing Memories, Minimizing Costs: A Guide to Affordable Camping in Canada

In this episode, we’re exploring the great outdoors without dipping too deeply into our wallets. Whether you’re a seasoned camper or a newbie looking to connect with nature, this guide is packed with tips, tricks, & locations that won’t break the bank.

Exploring Non-Commercial Campgrounds:
- Discover the charm & affordability of Ontario Provincial Parks & other non-commercial campgrounds. We’ll share why these spots offer the best bang for your buck, providing amenities without the hefty price tag.
National & Provincial Parks:
- Uncover the hidden gems within Canada’s National & Provincial Parks. These can be budget-friendly gateways to breathtaking landscapes, offering a range of activities.
The Allure of Backcountry Camping:
- Dive into the basics of backcountry camping. With minimal amenities, we discuss how its affordability makes it an attractive option for the adventurous at heart.
Sharing is Caring:
- Find out how sharing campsites can significantly reduce costs. This segment offers advice on connecting with fellow campers interested in splitting expenses & fostering a sense of community.
Cook Your Own Meals:
- This section is about the dual benefits of bringing your own gear & cooking your own meals—saving money while enhancing your camping experience.
Free Camping & Crownland:
- Learn about Crownland & other areas where camping is free.
Short & Sweet:
- Discussing the economic & environmental advantages of shorter camping trips, we highlight options local to Toronto, like Bronte Creek & conservation areas, which offer many activities without venturing far or spending much.
Finding the Best Deals:
- Tips on how to scour campground websites, local tourism boards, & social media groups for the best deals & camping during off-peak times at private campgrounds.

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Super Good Camping Podcast - Martin Pine drops by for a chat! We talk about igloos and crownland camping.

Transcript

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Hello and good day, eh? Welcome to the Super Good Camping podcast. My name is Pamela. I'm Tim. We
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are from SuperGoodCamping.com. We are here because we are on a mission to inspire other families
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to enjoy camping adventures such as we have with our kids. Today's guest is a major contributor
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to Tim getting back into backcountry camping. He is an extremely experienced Crownland backcountry
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camper. He