This may not be fit for this forum given the extreme level of lolligag and unapologetic glamping.
However, we've had such little snow here this winter (just traces at a time) that getting out for some backcountry hot tenting trips locally has been a no-go. Combine that with a perpetually extremely high fire danger, and we decided around Christmas to book a last-minute trip up to the cabin camp at Tettegouche State Park. We've done this trip several times and love the easy rhythm of it, despite the 8 hour drive to Duluth. This time we tucked away for four days in a lakeside cabin with a night in our favorite hotel on the canal in Duluth a night either side. Temps were super moderate (5-30F) but the snow was perfect, and 2 feet of it at that. I almost didn't shoot any footage this trip, but grabbed the camera last minute and cobbled together a little project. It's ironic that as I write this, we're finally getting some snow and wintery temps with -20F wind chills and dropping.

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