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I’m Back from Becoming and Outdoors Woman in Maine!

September 16, 2012   Campfire Cooking

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Moose sausage for a breakfast fritata at Maine BOW Intro Skills Weekend

Moose sausage for a breakfast casserole cooked on a campfire at Maine BOW Intro Skills Weekend. Photo courtesy of Emily MacCabe, Maine Department of Inland Fisheries & Wildlife

I packed clothes for one hot, one warm and one cool day, then packed for another set of the same days to make sure I had enough. Dutch ovens-check. Folders, outline, paper, pens-check. Sleeping bag-check. I loaded the truck and headed to Camp Caribou on Pattee Pond in Winslow. I spent four days setting up, co-leading workshops and pitching in as a Friends of BOW board member and volunteer instructor at Becoming an Outdoors-Woman in Maine’s Introductory Skills Weekend. I’m tired tonight but still revved up from the weekend. It was fantastic.

I’ll write more soon. If tomorrow’s root canal goes well I’ll be in a tree stand with a Novocained face, waiting for my bear to wander in. If it doesn’t go well I’ll be back sooner than later to hold down the couch and tell you about my weekend.

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