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0:50 What a convenient cut... Hope your car was ok.

You ever worry about bears?

Where is the lean to?

Thanks for the map view of the itinerary! I, otherwise, would have no idea where you are and I don't like when videos give no geographic context. Thank You! John

Hey Bud, I’m hoping that you are going to post some more content soon!? Slainte, DC🍀

Are you still using this system? Just got back from a canoe trip using the Lifestraw Go bottle. It was really difficult to get a reasonable amount of water through and almost ruined the trip. It was so hard to get any water out that it felt like I was constantly drinking in order to maintain any hydration. Does this have an adequate flow rate?

Better a bigger pack then to small

Great stuff!

I really like a jet boil or rocket stive for the mornings that i want to get moving if i have to lay down some distance i can quickly make some coffee and some oatmeal with out having to get a fire going

Man you’re the first guy I’ve seen with the same solo stove as me. Awesome little unit eh 👍🏼 great video. I just got back from my first Algonquin solo and definitely need to reconsider everything I packed due to the weight … lots to learn but glad there’s video like yours. Thank you!

Heaven on Earth

What an epic trip

Wool is the answer

we hates previews...you ruin it by giving us what's to come..and sometimes I don't watch because of it..

looks like you had some fun with that fish lol 😆

Really enjoying your videos you should come back out and put more out

Nice video. I paddled that same trip in the late 70s in the spring. My memory is it is a bit of a slog. Consider rubber boots or tingles, sleep in your socks, they will be dry by morning. We generally try to paddle until mid afternoon and then camp. Allow an extra day and don't bite off more than you can chew. Maybe carry a tarp so you have a place to lounge around in camp. Glad you are getting out there. Its a wonderful passtime. Maybe work with a pole for those upstream slogs. Pole is the way to go.

Dude why did you quit making videos? Your content is awesome. You seem like a way down to earth guy! I’m hoping you make new content soon! looking forward to it!

Awesome content. Thanks for publishing.

What is the story on the old Chimney you saw from the water?

A nice impression of a nice trip in a beautiful area. Well edited too.

I loved this

Your chili needs rice!

I would love to do this if I had a male companion! I love that stove. I’ve seen it on many videos. Where can I buy it?

Hmmm, I thin we'll stay out of the rivers for a while, Mark. Especially since it looks like the beavers have taken to chainsaws to make bigger dams.

Hey I make sound effects professionally for movies, and I do demo example videos on how sounds are made on TH-cam and insta etc. Can I use a small portion of this clip to demonstrate sound creation on my page? I will credit you of course. Thanks a lot, please let me know.

I’ve been enjoying your videos. They’re good! I hike every weekend but love watching canoe camping videos. I hope you’ve been still enjoying life these last couple years!

Gorgeous video, thanks for bringing us along. looking forward to some more videos!

Hello I just stumbled upon your video . What a nice channel !As a result i share you in my playlist . See you soon again. Greetings from France , ☀️☀️

I always take multiple pairs of socks and a pair of crocs because crocs dry in minutes and as long as you have warm socks you are golden. Love your videos.

Mother nature is no joke! I enjoy your videos, why did you stop making them?

l am feeling relaxed just watching your trip,especially when we camp,fish or hunt by ourselves,l know l just feel more free and relaxed for obvious reasons.This creek you are paddling on looks almost like our Minnesota river in Minnesota.One question l have,if you were at another camp sight without a lean too how would mitigate heavy rain in your hot tent sleeping on the ground?Those hot tents really look cool.Just curious.Here in MN we have a bunch of rivers,many are fairly close to our big city,have watched a few more local paddling patrons canoe and camp.Many of which flow thru developed ares but you wouldn' know it actually in your canoe on the water.Your beautiful video of New York and camping/paddling might force me off the couch earlier than l might have otherwise,happy camper.

I was born in Western NY and lived there until I was 30. I now live in Florida but when I see your videos I realize how much I am missing down here. thanks.

Swift canoe?

I am a minnesota guy from the gunflint side of the boundary waters canoe area. Currently living in new york state for personal reasons. So glad there is canoeing and wilderness areas in this part of the country as well.

What a charming, inspiring trip! Love your honesty and sence of adventure❤ Beautiful filming. Love from Norway 🥰

You had me at Sir Mixalot!

That opening quote isn't actually from Winston Churchill, though it's often misattributed to him. It's from a 1938 advertisement for Budweiser beer that was printed in multiple newspapers. Great video though!

Your video is beautiful but i noticed your video is almost 2 years ago. Glad to see you are still responding to comments currently. Hope to see more of your videos and wishing the best for you

Awesome video! The music fit in so well with the beautiful scenery. That food you cooked with meat and cheese looked so good.

Jack Daniels coffee? Where do you find these things? Just enjoying another of your canoe adventures on this snowy morning. Also...check your email.

Bummer about hitting the axe handle on that log. Did the company respond? Coincidentally, I just noticed that my Fiskars axe has a warning label about striking the handle. I'm sure that many of us viewers will now be very careful not to do this. We appreciate you taking one for the team. Did you find out what blade your friend used on the folding saw that was so aggressive?

Good idea about taking a picture of a map section to laminate. Saves cutting up maps (like I used to do). I have a SPOT beacon that I've carried in the backcountry for many years. Never without it, or my mapping GPS.

Tri-tip on the campfire? Ok, now you've got me drooling. I'm finding that I spend more time admiring your meals than I do the scenery. Snowing today, but Spring can't be too far away. Did you get my email with questions about your canoe?

Good going, Mark. "Adapt and Overcome". Thumbs up on the pizza dip. Did you consider taking the canoe back across the pond and breaking ice with the paddle. I can't tell how thick the ice was, but it looked thin. In any case, you got yourself out of a pickle in good spirits.

Great video, Mark! I'm watching this as the snow falls outside and the temp is a cozy +6F...dreaming of Spring. My wife and I moved permanently to the ADKs 3 years ago to our, then, vacation home. I'm a bit older now (85) but still enjoy hiking, camping, canoeing, and fishing.

What a great Camping trip. That area is so beautiful!. Great video Mark! Keep em coming. Love the scenery..

Great to see what gear others like to use, and what they bring with them on back country trips. Thanks for sharing, and for some insights into some of the gear and why you selected it.

That Swift is Fire!!!

I always wanted to do what you just did. Due to age and heath issues I can’t theses days but I really enjoyed your trip. I did look for budget friendly canoes here in Arkansas because I am on a fixed income. Any suggestions? I did go to a large Bass Pro shop while I was on a trip to North Carolina. They had every kind of boat and jet ski known to man but none of the staff even knew if they carried canoes. When I was finally able to see a few of them through one of the windows a manager had to unlock a door on the back end of the property in order for me to get near them. How sad is that? I really enjoyed the video a lot! Thank you.