AN Outdoorsman’s JOURNAL First Winter Camping Trip MARK WALTERS COLUMNIST This week, I had a few firsts and a very good time, as well. Please read on, and I hope you enjoy! MONDAY, DEC. 20 HIGH 38, LOW 23 What do you do when southern Wisconsin does not have enough ice, if any, to walk on (much less winter camp)? You go north and find ice, or in my case, call a friend!

CAMPING from page 11 headlamps on my living room floor. That was an unfortunate mistake. My other error (and it was more painful) was that I had bought one gallon of water for drinking, and it was in a milk jug. Apparently, I did a very poor job of rinsing it out, and the water in it tasted like sour milk. In short, drinking water and brushing my teeth was not pleasant on this adventure. This