My grandparents, Donald and Viola Morris, and great grandfather, Percy Morris, were lighthouse keepers on Isle Haute. My dad, Sheldon Morris, lived on the island as a small boy. He said he and his brother would sit on the cliff edge and throw rocks.
There's info about your family of lighthouse keepers just a google away. I liked this little story: "Lighthousekeeper Percy Morris’ daughter, Ella, recorded in her diary that her father saw some treasure hunters marking an X on the island. In the night he sneakily buried a kettle under the X. The next day the Morris family secretly watched from afar as the treasure hunters dug up their kettle, laughing at their excitement".
@@emilypenny1685 That's cool Emily! My wife's family were lighthouse keepers in Peggy's Cove. Must have been an interesting & unique life for those families that lived on otherwise uninhabited islands like Isle Haute.
@@LauraLockhart-s6k I new a man 👞 n Parrobroo that had a rock store there and he told me many stories of his father and that he had when with him many times because he use to man it to.
This channel WILL go places, as long as Noah keeps publishing content. They haven’t gotten much love yet, but this quality level of videography can’t fly under the radar forever. Awesome trip.
I was lucky enough to stay a weekend on the island about 25 years ago.We charted a fishing boat out of Halls Harbour . Going out Friday was perfect. Sunday was a different story.Had about 25 in the group and had to row out to the boat picking us up. I bailed water steady out of the rowboat as the waves were going over the sides. A big relief getting back to shore.
As a kid I lived in Morden and could see Isla Haute from the window. I have always wanted to go there and have imagined what it would be like. I'm 40 now living in Ontario and wonder if I will ever do it in person. Now I feel like I've been! This is awesome!
I have a huge family history there! Would love to go! My great great grandfather was the light house keeper for 11 years. His daughter was married on the Island Capt Nelson Card
visited it years ago ,got stuck for 3 days due to fog then storms, cool to see the field kitchen area still there, we were so wet and hungry when we got picked back up by a fisherman that seen our fire from the Fundy side, we were just trying to stay warm , i imagine today there no fire allowed , has not changed much in 30+ yrs ,,, one of earth oddities,,, mozzies we unbearable and the cobbles broken ankles waiting too happen ,lol lake a lot larger then when i was there ,
Nova Scotian here....I've never looked at the Bay of Fundy from this perspective before! Now I have to take a drive down and check out this Island...safely from the mainland, that is! lol...awesome video and skill!!! Thank you!
Nice to see some young people that are just interested under their own power and they don’t have to trophy hunt anything other than the enjoyment of it all take care good health to you all
@@adammackenzie It ate a dogfish on our handline and got hooked. The captain said tie off the 300 lb line and when the shark swam off that line snapped like thread. lol
Guys, that was an EPIC item of content - I subscibed right away!. I just returned home to the UK from Nova Scotia 2 weeks ago. What a wonderful place, filled with friendly people. Many Thanks from the UK.
That's an excellent overnighter. Nice to travel with experience kayakers because those are dangerous waters to navigate. The Bay of Fundy is on the fall bird migration route. Champlain camped one winter on an island out from St. Andrews in 1604 or there abouts. They had a tough winter. The area is full of early North American history. Thanks for explaining what happened geologically to create the Bay of Fundy way back when.
Beautiful in every way. This is the sharpest clearest video I've ever seen. Coming from a person with bad vision I hope you will receive this compliment. And the audio is perfect. A pleasure to watch. And to read viewer comments makes it that much better. Subscribed.
I'm bummed y'all didn't show us more island. Any birds, animals on the island at all? Plants etc?. Hopefully when you guys go anymore places you'll show us more of the surroundings please.❤
@@idellbrown1825 I spent a weekend there when I was a teen (2002-2003ish I'd guess?) and we found the old lighthouse keeper's foundation and old metal bed frames. That was neat. No animals on the island but you'd see bones every so often (washed up from elsewhere). Lots of seals - curious buggers. 😉 Big pits from people looking for treasure. There was a geocache there, too! Hopefully it's still there and they found it to sign in. I grew up and still live in the province. It's a beautiful place to visit if you ever have the chance. 😊
Wouldn’t have much more than birds there man, that island has been isolated from the mainland for close to 200 million years, the winters there would of been absolutely brutal and the last ice age would of killed any mammals that managed to survive there. There might be rats and mice from people living there, they would have come on the supply boats.
Criminally underrated channel. I've learned more about NS history from this channel than I did in school. LOL Old Creel guy used to live on my street, probably 20 years ago. Pretty sure he was running his business out of his driveway at that point?
You don't mess around with the Bay of Fundy that's for sure! This looks like an amazing place...not sure I'd "paddle" there but love to get out there with my camera!
Love how the guys have set up in the old ruins a cozy little shelter and kitchen! I’ve done camping in Nova Scotia, in the National Park Kejimkujik. A wonderful place. So I can relate to the experience of eating and sleeping outdoors! It’s awesome!
Thanks for the tour! I’ve been visiting this area for almost 40 years-married a Nova Scotian girl-and I know the view of Isle Haute from Margaretsville (or Margaretville depending on which road you take) quite well. Looks like a lot more trouble getting there than I realized.
Totally awesome! Great drone footage as well as up close. Thanks for the backstory, geology and history lessons as well. This is actually the view from our cottage window and it never gets old. Thanks guys!
jeez... i sweat profusely just thinking of something like that... amazing. just the paddle part of the video is enough to grant this video a thumbs up. incredible!!
When I was 11, my family went on a trip to Nova Scotia. The high point for me was going on a trail ride along the coast. The low part was the trip across the Bay of Fundy on a ferry. I spent the entire time below deck in our car throwing up! I had never been sea sick in my life before or after, but the Bay was another beast!
I think TH-cam now knows that I’m a hopeless romantic when it comes to somewhat inaccessible locales. The notion of a flipping kayak and trying to right it scares me; however, all of those waves at the end sure is tempting me to learn this skill 😊.
Wow nice video. I just came across this. I grew up in Margaretville on the Bay of Fundy and Isle Haute was an important part of my seascape. So great to see you paddle out there and back. It would be great if you could go again and explore the island more. But tides and weather are tricky there. Glad you had a group of experienced kayakers. Would LOVE to see more Bay of Fundy videos in future.
as a recreational kayaker I can't even imagine being able to do that. Thanks for letting me tag along by watching from my comfy chair. I've been to and camped on the island but that was over 40 years ago for a graduation trip but we went by fishing boat.
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I had to fast forward the video cause the hours in the kayak was making my butt hurt.
I spent some time at Scots Bay and was fascinated by the appearance of Ile Haute, as it seems to change shape from one time of day to another. Sometimes it even seems to hover over the water--an optical illusion. It looks rounded, then it looks rectilinear, sometimes shorter or taller. It's nice to see it up close on a clear day!
You guys should check out McNutt’s Island in Shelburne Harbour! It’s a really cool island that was used as an anti submarine base during WW2, and they still have some of the huge guns on the island. You can also climb to the top of the lighthouse and explore the abandoned barracks.
My father's family helped found Shelburne and my great-grandfather built a lot of the bigger buildings in the downtown area. Back in the 60's we still owned Bruce's Wharf. I remember the day my grandfather took me and my cousin out to McNutt's Island when we were kids. There was a giant 'net' of steel chains lying there, if I remember correctly. He said it had been hung across the harbour to keep out German submarines.
That's a long paddle. Absolutely beautiful area. Thanks for sharing, I've always wanted to go see the Maritimes. I miss Canada and love its beauty, and the people. The island is very prehistoric looking. How fortunate you are to have that experience.
Great job! Been watching the island from all angles all my life - never got to visit, so nice seeing from your camera lens. Definitely not a place to fool with! Well known that the bay does not give back the dead......
Beautiful footage. We are blessed to see Isle Haute from our living room in West Advocate. Have been to the Isle on boat but never by Kayak. Thank you for sharing.
The only sad part is to work so hard to get there only to have to leave so soon the next morning. All respect for your considerations of weather in Fundy bay. Me and some of my family spent ALL day on a yacht off Grand Manan on a whale watching tour, only to hear multiple whales blowing only meters away and never seeing them because of the fog, and meanwhile, my father who wasn’t feeling well and so stayed back on the Island saw three whales from the cliff’s edge by the lighthouse. What are you gonna do? We did see an eagle , eider ducks and other seabirds, so never a total loss.
Good Evening Sir, I lived In the Annapolis Valley at CFB Greenwood from 1991 until 2000 and Many Times I look and flew over this island 😇👍Thank You Very Kindly 👍😇🍻
I live in Harbourville and almost every day i look at that island with wonder. Ive also been wanting to buy a kayak and figure out if it’s even possible to kayak in those currents so this video was very inspiring to me.
Im 2 minutes in and they are using some NASA type orbital shit to paddle to an island, and the intro looked like "the intro" to 90% of the bad horror movies on prime, subscribed. This is awesome.
When my father was in Antarctica seals came up in the bore holes drilled through the ice for air and rested and looked at the researchers for a while. They do appear to get around.
Pretty cool ! My little open water adventure,, I paddled the Straights of Mackinaw Over and then back, canoe, open, moderate waves, wind, shipping. Its only 5 miles across, 8 kilometers each way.. Straight course and a bit of ferrying to stay straight. One thing I did note,, as the wind gods would have it,,, On the nose on the way over,,, and on the nose on the way back. How do it know? Nice bit of exercise. Beautiful day.
That one took balls dude! Wow! Looked like a great trip...nothing like being on the big water. Amazing how sea kayaks can just handle it...they did an incredible job planning that one! Well done! Loved it
Really appreciate the chance to see this as a Canadian living in the UK. Can't imagine ever doing this myself but now I almost feel like I have. Thank you for that very special moment!
Great video...good editing and always wanted to go. Been to Advocate a few times. but my French heritage would phonetically pronounce Isle Haute as "eel" Haute. Cheers.
What a magical trip!...you must have loved your time on the island...I often admire it, but from ashore!....That was a rough trip back when you started out!....love your videos :-)
My grandparents, Donald and Viola Morris, and great grandfather, Percy Morris, were lighthouse keepers on Isle Haute. My dad, Sheldon Morris, lived on the island as a small boy. He said he and his brother would sit on the cliff edge and throw rocks.
There's info about your family of lighthouse keepers just a google away. I liked this little story: "Lighthousekeeper Percy Morris’ daughter, Ella, recorded in her diary that her father saw some treasure hunters marking an X on the island. In the night he sneakily buried a kettle under the X. The next day the Morris family secretly watched from afar as the treasure hunters dug up their kettle, laughing at their excitement".
Mine was also the keeper:) such a cool history
@@emilypenny1685 That's cool Emily! My wife's family were lighthouse keepers in Peggy's Cove. Must have been an interesting & unique life for those families that lived on otherwise uninhabited islands like Isle Haute.
@@LauraLockhart-s6k I new a man 👞 n Parrobroo that had a rock store there and he told me many stories of his father and that he had when with him many times because he use to man it to.
Very cool.
This channel WILL go places, as long as Noah keeps publishing content. They haven’t gotten much love yet, but this quality level of videography can’t fly under the radar forever.
Awesome trip.
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I don't know how this ended up in my TH-cam feed, but I'm glad it did. What a great video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
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I was lucky enough to stay a weekend on the island about 25 years ago.We charted a fishing boat out of Halls Harbour .
Going out Friday was perfect.
Sunday was a different story.Had about 25 in the group and had to row out to the boat picking us up.
I bailed water steady out of the rowboat as the waves were going over the sides.
A big relief getting back to shore.
As a kid I lived in Morden and could see Isla Haute from the window. I have always wanted to go there and have imagined what it would be like. I'm 40 now living in Ontario and wonder if I will ever do it in person. Now I feel like I've been! This is awesome!
That shot @11:03 is unbelievable. Seeing the two currents meet at such a defined point is really something special.
Pity you didn't show your tent or sleeping setup. It's always interesting to see how different people actually overnight.
I have a huge family history there! Would love to go! My great great grandfather was the light house keeper for 11 years. His daughter was married on the Island Capt Nelson Card
Very cool
visited it years ago ,got stuck for 3 days due to fog then storms, cool to see the field kitchen area still there, we were so wet and hungry when we got picked back up by a fisherman that seen our fire from the Fundy side, we were just trying to stay warm , i imagine today there no fire allowed , has not changed much in 30+ yrs ,,, one of earth oddities,,, mozzies we unbearable and the cobbles broken ankles waiting too happen ,lol lake a lot larger then when i was there ,
Ok this deserves some serious respect! Holy moly! Hats off to the group ! Great video! ClaudiaSJI
Nova Scotian here....I've never looked at the Bay of Fundy from this perspective before! Now I have to take a drive down and check out this Island...safely from the mainland, that is! lol...awesome video and skill!!! Thank you!
Amazing! The Bay of Fundy is unique and it’s rare to see great pieces like this. Thank you so much🇨🇦❤️
Thanks for taking us with you.
Nice to see some young people that are just interested under their own power and they don’t have to trophy hunt anything other than the enjoyment of it all take care good health to you all
Cool! I live 10 minutes from Harbourville. We saw a 14-15 foot great white between there and Isle Haute a couple years back.
15 feet , yikes. Um nope
Hmmm.... paddled to the island eh? What time of year was that? They are creatures of habit lol
@@adammackenzie It ate a dogfish on our handline and got hooked. The captain said tie off the 300 lb line and when the shark swam off that line snapped like thread. lol
@@SWATT101 I'd say August by the foliage.
@@RedPillJonny...and what time of year was your sighting... great whites love seals lol
My grandfather was a sea captain from Novia Scotia. His ashes and my grandmother's were scattered over the Bay of Fundy
I especially appreciated your explanation of the geology and the crustal earth movements that created the two fingers.
Guys, that was an EPIC item of content - I subscibed right away!. I just returned home to the UK from Nova Scotia 2 weeks ago. What a wonderful place, filled with friendly people. Many Thanks from the UK.
Awesome! Thank you!
That's an excellent overnighter. Nice to travel with experience kayakers because those are dangerous waters to navigate. The Bay of Fundy is on the fall bird migration route. Champlain camped one winter on an island out from St. Andrews in 1604 or there abouts. They had a tough winter. The area is full of early North American history. Thanks for explaining what happened geologically to create the Bay of Fundy way back when.
Beautiful in every way. This is the sharpest clearest video I've ever seen. Coming from a person with bad vision I hope you will receive this compliment. And the audio is perfect. A pleasure to watch. And to read viewer comments makes it that much better. Subscribed.
Wow, thank you!
I'm bummed y'all didn't show us more island. Any birds, animals on the island at all? Plants etc?. Hopefully when you guys go anymore places you'll show us more of the surroundings please.❤
@@idellbrown1825 I spent a weekend there when I was a teen (2002-2003ish I'd guess?) and we found the old lighthouse keeper's foundation and old metal bed frames. That was neat. No animals on the island but you'd see bones every so often (washed up from elsewhere). Lots of seals - curious buggers. 😉 Big pits from people looking for treasure. There was a geocache there, too! Hopefully it's still there and they found it to sign in.
I grew up and still live in the province. It's a beautiful place to visit if you ever have the chance. 😊
Wouldn’t have much more than birds there man, that island has been isolated from the mainland for close to 200 million years, the winters there would of been absolutely brutal and the last ice age would of killed any mammals that managed to survive there.
There might be rats and mice from people living there, they would have come on the supply boats.
I 100% agree with yourself on this.👌👍
Noted for next time
Guess the seal, moss, seaweed, forest don’t count. 😊
That's so great, I've looked over the Bay of Fundy at that island many times, so cool to see it close up.
Greetings from Alberta. From coast to coast to coast with a whole lot in between, Canada is amazing. Happy to see you guys showing it to the world.
Coast to coast to coast no?
I live in NS and see this island so often as I'm close to bay of fundy. I will make it there someday and I will say your journey is impressive!!
Criminally underrated channel. I've learned more about NS history from this channel than I did in school. LOL Old Creel guy used to live on my street, probably 20 years ago. Pretty sure he was running his business out of his driveway at that point?
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Awesome trip , I have lived in NS my whole life and I don't think I ever heard of this island, very neat history!
You don't mess around with the Bay of Fundy that's for sure! This looks like an amazing place...not sure I'd "paddle" there but love to get out there with my camera!
Wow!!! That was awesome! My heart was in my throat when yas were heading back to the mainland! Thank you Noah! Keep ‘em comin! 👍👍👍
Love how the guys have set up in the old ruins a cozy little shelter and kitchen! I’ve done camping in Nova Scotia, in the National Park Kejimkujik. A wonderful place. So I can relate to the experience of eating and sleeping outdoors! It’s awesome!
Glad you all made it alive
What a wonderful vid... it was the perfect equation of mathematical tension, craft beer, history and sans ghost stories!!
Amazing. I grew up near harbourville and always wondered what the island looked like up close. Great video.
Thanks for the tour! I’ve been visiting this area for almost 40 years-married a Nova Scotian girl-and I know the view of Isle Haute from Margaretsville (or Margaretville depending on which road you take) quite well. Looks like a lot more trouble getting there than I realized.
Totally awesome! Great drone footage as well as up close. Thanks for the backstory, geology and history lessons as well. This is actually the view from our cottage window and it never gets old. Thanks guys!
jeez... i sweat profusely just thinking of something like that... amazing. just the paddle part of the video is enough to grant this video a thumbs up. incredible!!
When I was 11, my family went on a trip to Nova Scotia. The high point for me was going on a trail ride along the coast. The low part was the trip across the Bay of Fundy on a ferry. I spent the entire time below deck in our car throwing up! I had never been sea sick in my life before or after, but the Bay was another beast!
I think TH-cam now knows that I’m a hopeless romantic when it comes to somewhat inaccessible locales. The notion of a flipping kayak and trying to right it scares me; however, all of those waves at the end sure is tempting me to learn this skill 😊.
That was a cool adventure for sure!
Wow nice video. I just came across this. I grew up in Margaretville on the Bay of Fundy and Isle Haute was an important part of my seascape. So great to see you paddle out there and back. It would be great if you could go again and explore the island more. But tides and weather are tricky there. Glad you had a group of experienced kayakers. Would LOVE to see more Bay of Fundy videos in future.
Brave guys! Congratulations and thanks for introducing us to an amazing place.
Short, but very cool and awesome!!
man the tides there can be scary. i lived in digby when i was a child for a few years, the water looks like it will just swallow you at times.
Every time I watch one of your videos I see one more place I have to add to my bucket list.
as a recreational kayaker I can't even imagine being able to do that. Thanks for letting me tag along by watching from my comfy chair. I've been to and camped on the island but that was over 40 years ago for a graduation trip but we went by fishing boat.
I had to fast forward the video cause the hours in the kayak was making my butt hurt.
Bahaha I'm sure it did. Standing up after being in the kayak for hours makes the legs like jello
What an epic trip, and beautifully documented! I'm sure there will be more videos with double bladed paddles to come!!
Stoked 🤘🏼
Can't wait for more double blade adventures!
I spent some time at Scots Bay and was fascinated by the appearance of Ile Haute, as it seems to change shape from one time of day to another. Sometimes it even seems to hover over the water--an optical illusion. It looks rounded, then it looks rectilinear, sometimes shorter or taller. It's nice to see it up close on a clear day!
You guys should check out McNutt’s Island in Shelburne Harbour! It’s a really cool island that was used as an anti submarine base during WW2, and they still have some of the huge guns on the island. You can also climb to the top of the lighthouse and explore the abandoned barracks.
My father's family helped found Shelburne and my great-grandfather built a lot of the bigger buildings in the downtown area. Back in the 60's we still owned Bruce's Wharf. I remember the day my grandfather took me and my cousin out to McNutt's Island when we were kids. There was a giant 'net' of steel chains lying there, if I remember correctly. He said it had been hung across the harbour to keep out German submarines.
Thanks for taking us on a great little adventure. I'm exhausted from just watching the video of all that paddling. You guys are gnarly! 😄
Wow crazy distance. A storm can pull and you will be toast ..way to much risk.
That's a long paddle. Absolutely beautiful area. Thanks for sharing, I've always wanted to go see the Maritimes. I miss Canada and love its beauty, and the people. The island is very prehistoric looking. How fortunate you are to have that experience.
usually on fresh water lakes, but have done Five Island and the park. Be well! Cheers!!!
Great job! Been watching the island from all angles all my life - never got to visit, so nice seeing from your camera lens. Definitely not a place to fool with! Well known that the bay does not give back the dead......
@@davidcunningham5422 David I know it's history well
This is incredible. I’m in Harbourville often and you can’t miss seeing the island!
Very interesting place. So great to be able to experience it through you.
Awesome!! I can see the isle from my front deck 😀
What a Gem, this Island is... Great that you 4 got on ,& off, back, okay... Adventure truly still exists...👍
Lived in NS for eight years. Did not know about this place. Thanks.
Epic paddling!!
Awesome trip Noah, thanks for sharing.
Really enjoyed the video guys, and so nice to see 4 buddies enjoying an adventure like this together. Nothing like nature while enjoying a cold beer!
Beautiful footage. We are blessed to see Isle Haute from our living room in West Advocate. Have been to the Isle on boat but never by Kayak. Thank you for sharing.
thanks for the adventure guys!
Fascinating! Thanks for another great video. (Spoke to you briefly at the winery thanksgiving weekend.) Keep up the great work!
Holy crap! That was awesome!
What a great adventure. Thank-you for taking us along and for all of the amazing shots and history. Very cool.
The only sad part is to work so hard to get there only to have to leave so soon the next morning. All respect for your considerations of weather in Fundy bay. Me and some of my family spent ALL day on a yacht off Grand Manan on a whale watching tour, only to hear multiple whales blowing only meters away and never seeing them because of the fog, and meanwhile, my father who wasn’t feeling well and so stayed back on the Island saw three whales from the cliff’s edge by the lighthouse. What are you gonna do? We did see an eagle , eider ducks and other seabirds, so never a total loss.
Good Evening Sir, I lived In the Annapolis Valley at CFB Greenwood from 1991 until 2000 and Many Times I look and flew over this island 😇👍Thank You Very Kindly 👍😇🍻
LOVE THIS ONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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been there as well. Sea Kayaked to it a few years ago. Amazing place.
I live in Harbourville and almost every day i look at that island with wonder. Ive also been wanting to buy a kayak and figure out if it’s even possible to kayak in those currents so this video was very inspiring to me.
Ok be safe, don't go alone and tell others what you are doing and when you will be back.
So cool! Live in New Brunswick and seen the island countless times. Always wondered what it looked like up close!
I've always wanted to do this! Thanks for sharing another inspiring adventure
Fabulous. Epic camera work.
Im 2 minutes in and they are using some NASA type orbital shit to paddle to an island, and the intro looked like "the intro" to 90% of the bad horror movies on prime, subscribed. This is awesome.
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When my father was in Antarctica seals came up in the bore holes drilled through the ice for air and rested and looked at the researchers for a while. They do appear to get around.
That's cool, I look at that island all the time and wonder about it, thanks for the great video!
Omg! I'm so happy you got to visit❣️ The better half stayed there years ago, and loved it!
So many cool stories
This was such a cool video. Wow! So much packed into a short video.
Pretty cool ! My little open water adventure,, I paddled the Straights of Mackinaw Over and then back, canoe, open, moderate waves, wind, shipping. Its only 5 miles across, 8 kilometers each way.. Straight course and a bit of ferrying to stay straight. One thing I did note,, as the wind gods would have it,,, On the nose on the way over,,, and on the nose on the way back. How do it know? Nice bit of exercise. Beautiful day.
Good stuff as usual! Bay of Fundy is on my bucket list.
Super cool video, thanks for sharing!
Thanks Noah for another wonderful adventure and for the geology lesson of the island.
That one took balls dude! Wow! Looked like a great trip...nothing like being on the big water. Amazing how sea kayaks can just handle it...they did an incredible job planning that one! Well done! Loved it
Great again Noah Bit short but always worth the watch Cheers
Really appreciate the chance to see this as a Canadian living in the UK. Can't imagine ever doing this myself but now I almost feel like I have. Thank you for that very special moment!
Great video. Super cool! Love that sax music.
Great video...good editing and always wanted to go. Been to Advocate a few times. but my French heritage would phonetically pronounce Isle Haute as "eel" Haute. Cheers.
yeah, and most people from Harbourville and surrounding areas actually pronounce it "eye-ulh" like the word 'aisle'.
I'm ont and not French and I say eel haute
Pretty Neat!
Going where the tide takes you!
Yessssir Mickey! 🤙
Nice to see that trip! 😁 Good job to all paddlers!
Thanks Ed, look forward to paddling with you again soon!
Looks like a cool trip! Lots of paddling!
What an interesting video !
Bay of Fundy is a special place, one of my favorite places to explore. Water is freezing year round as well good call on the wet suit
What a cool trip and nice work bringing ribeyes on a kayaking trip in the Bay of Fundy!
Enjoyed watching - looked like a great adventure and many sound memories made!
Take care, thanks for sharing...
Nice production Sir. Damn..............you actually spent the night.
My memories of bay of fundy was CFB Cornwallis where I LEARNED TO SERVED. lol. Being from northern Ontario it was my first time seeing the sea!
Great video! 🧐🙂
awesome video. who knew the world has so many stories.
Thanks for including the geology. What an adventure!!
Surprised about the volcanic origin, assumed it would be sedimentary.
What a magical trip!...you must have loved your time on the island...I often admire it, but from ashore!....That was a rough trip back when you started out!....love your videos :-)
Thanks for posting Noah! really neat spot!