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Camping "Wisdom"

The fire is the main comfort of the camp, whether in summer or winter, and is about as ample at one season as at another. It is as well for cheerfulness as for warmth and dryness.

Henry David Thoreau

Thanks for stopping by. We created CEJCamping to help ourselves remember some of the great trips that we've taken over the last decade-and-a-half. In the course of talking about the gathering of knowledge, we realized that there is a lot we have to say. Take a minute to look around. Hopefully you'll find enough interesting things that you'll come back for more!

September 2009

To Catch A Dinner

22 September 2009

We have had a few opportunities in years past to do some fishing on our annual camping sojourns. Prior to those trips we have talked about catching our dinner. While that is a nice goal to have it has yet to come to fruition. Until this year.

Review: Horseshoe Island, Site 41

14 September 2009

Located on Cooke Pond, Horseshoe Island is suitable for those who enjoy the peacefulness of camping. The landscape and scenery from the water or the island is breathtaking. There are plenty of spots to view sunrise/sunsets, or stare aimlessly at the stars in the night sky.

2009 Trip to Cooke Dam Pond

09 September 2009

Oscoda, MI, July 16-19, 2009

Our annual outing this year brought us to the Cook Dam Pond, near Oscoda, Michigan. Our Michigan contingent had heard about this island campsite that was supposed to be pretty cool. That doesn't even begin to do the place justice! As you'll see, . . .