It would appear that Decado has a canoe of his own, and is currently engaged in some freelance meditation... if he came along then we could split the costs. Hmmm. Okay, here are the recalculations:
How much does it cost to go camping in Algonquin Park for 4 days?
Here is my revised back-of-the-envelope calculation:
I figure about $50.00 in gas to get from Toronto to Algonquin park and back again - that's $25.00 each (I'm using a calculator to figure out these values - it is helping tremendously).
Plus $9.90 a day in park backcountry fees, that's $39.60 - that's $18.90 each.
Then about $10.00 for a McDonald's breakfast on the drive up, along with a big huge coffee and one on the way back. That's still $10.00, as I will not share my egg mcmuffin wid' nobody. Or my coffee.
On the way up, about $30.00 in groceries because we may forget to pack all the bits and pieces plus we will really want a steak for when we get out of the canoe and are ready to sit down to eat. That's $15.00 each.
Nothing for renting the canoe thanks to Decado!
$12.25 for an Ontario conservation fishing license. Each.
That's $81.15 each, compared to the original solo cost of $221.13.
Cheers,
Mungo
3 Bahs!:
Hi, Ted here
Love the photos of your dog. We take our dog with us when we camp. Please check my blog out. It is
www.campingsierra.com
thanks
Ted
Thank you Ted! I have added your blog to my blogroll - great site - appreciate your note.
Cheers,
Mungo
Hi, Ted here
Love the photos of your dog. We take our dog with us when we camp. Please check my blog out. It is
www.campingsierra.com
thanks
Ted
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