u/PabstRedRibbon

Just finished a week on the Dumoine River (amazing trip, highly recommend for whitewater lovers!!). At the Red Pine Rapids campsite, we discovered that someone has built a working wood-fire pizza oven! There is even a sign nailed to one of the trees, which we presume is the name of the oven (Ottenhoven).

With our spare bannock, salsa, cheese, and pepperettes, we were able to put together some delicious campfire pizzas - totally by chance.

I haven't seen anything online about this majestic piece of backcountry engineering, so I'm wondering if anyone here has come across this before. Would love to hear your stories.

2024 turbo with 80,000 kms.

I got these four messages out of the blue today on the way home from work. Has anyone experienced this?

Before you ask, I have a brand new AGM battery in the car. Less than a month old, because of previous battery issues with the vehicle.

I'll need to bring it into the dealership, but I'm concerned they'll mention how it's not a Mazda battery and that it's likely just a battery problem. It's been in the dealership twice already since I bought it used in Sept 2025, and they've only ever pointed to a battery issue. There has to be something else going on with this car.