ESCAPE TO THE WILDERNESS: Algonquin Park Backcountry Canoe Trip - BARRON CANYON
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ค. 2020
- Hello! Welcome back! Taking you behind the scenes in this video on a recent business trip to Algonquin Park. We had five beautiful days in the northeast corner of Algonquin Park. The trip started off with hubby catching a gorgeous lake trout and we canoed our way to the beautiful Barron River and Barron Canyon. This video shows a little more of what we do as content providers; rather than content creators. I did not film as much as I would have liked of what goes into our production shoots - our priority for this trip were our clients but I am glad I was able to get some quick behind the scenes shots to share with you.
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My wife and I did these kinds of trips in the late 70's and through the 80's in Ontario. I will never forget them. Fantastic job of making me feel like I was there.
Glad my video helped you reminisce those special memories :)
Brings back great memories of the first time I did this trip - almost 40 years ago!
Thanks for posting. I grew up visiting algonquin park many times thuo out 1968 to 1972. Rock lake was our spot with trips to pen lake and galerie lake to the town of Whitby. Not sure if my spelling is correct. The traffic now is astronomical. I took my son to Rock Lake in 1997. We had a great time going to Booths Rock and visiting the Galerie dam.
Thank you for letting nature speak for itself. These videos often have music but it is not needed. The natural sounds are just perfect. You made me feel very happy.
Agreed! 🙏🏼
I know I'll be showing my age by saying, but these gorgeous views and scenery are the real life art that William Alexander and Bob Ross only imagined. Loved every minute.
Bill Alexander was the original. Good on you for knowing his name
brings old memories of the park , canoe and camped there 1991 . looks the same. keep it for eternity .
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the whole time i was watching this video...i was imagining (you two) to be me & my wife...sadly she passed away a couple months ago...may you two stay together as you vowed...
I am so sorry for your loss. Life is so fragile. Every day is a gift, thank you for the reminder to never take this life and our adventures for granted. sending you love.
The whole video is filled with natural beauty but that shot of the moon steals the show!!!! Outstanding.
I watch the video in a daze. I'm in the office now, and my soul is camping in the woods. It's healing because of the video.
U2 r livin that dream. Thanks 4 not adding music to video. Nature sounds much bettr👍✌
agreed! Thank you :)
totally nailed it not adding music kept the magic
Im miss the sierra Nevada mountains. Spent years in those mountains growing up. Then i made a choice a life altering career choice. First wife and i went to those hills then first son vame along. Then my choice took me to very different mountains. I wasnt there to camp or fish. Then i was in jungles and then deserts. Second wife second son never saw me but a month or two in the years that followed. Im 53 now near the end of my usefulness but i am with my eldest son hes 30 with a son and divorced yea he kinda make a choice also but hes smarter and got out. Im happy to be with him and my grandson now. Its all new for me but watching you two does bring back fond memories, memories i forgot about. So thank you.
12:58 - the best part. Love being out on the lake when the morning mist is playing on the water. 👍🏼👍🏼
Selfiecat yes my favourite too !
wrong best part is 5:12
@@Eric-zb6nx Beggars can't be choosers.
I was there 40 years ago there is a chain of lakes and you have to portage where we went to my bride and I.
Wow, what a peaceful looking trip.
Thanks for sharing with us, I can't imagine all the work that goes into making these kind of videos.
Stay safe.
Noel W2MSA thank you! appreciate that.
I thoroughly enjoyed this video. I think this will sustain me until I can return to the park myself. Trippin' with the guys is great, but it's really special when it's just you and your significant other. I learned a few new food options too. Thanks.
You are blessed to have each other. You both seem to be on the same mind set. Both are chill. No better way to spend time as a couple.
Great Video. Back in the early 70's we did a 50 miler and a 75 miler there.
Hello, you are a lovely couple! It's beautiful to see you going to enjoy the beautiful nature, all gently and calm. In fact, we can see that you like peace!
René Veilleux thank you! :)
THANK YOU BOTH for reminding us through your videos how very fortunate we are to live where we do. Stay Well.
thank you.. yes very grateful.
I really dig this because, there was no intro.. no blabbering or talking, no music, no photos/gifs/jokes.. it was just all REAL LIFE, no gimmicks.
Topshelf Junior haha ya thank you! Appreciate that feedback
Actually you caught me off guard with this Algonquin Park video trip. There is something soothing about your partnership and how it lays out before the nature's background. You made nature look like it is, peaceful and precious. Who ever you are, you are needed. Don't change anything but human deafness.
thank you for these kind words. Appreciate it greatly... reassures me I am on the right path. thank you!
Loving the energy beautiful ones
Ascend thank you :)
This bring such good memories of my wife and daughter. Thanks for posting.
Always one of my favorite channels. Thank you for the work you do putting excellent videos together.
thunderingbear777 thank you for the kind words 🙏🏼
Absolutely gorgeous video, guys! I thoroughly enjoyed it, and I really appreciate the way you both capture the beauty and serenity of the wilderness. Take care!
thank you!! :)
Loved your beautifully made video, guys! The silence of the wilderness was worth the price of admission!
thanks so much!
I just found you guys working on your cabin build episode 20 and you referred us to the life. Awesome. Your chemistry shines through. Looking forward to watching more. I’ve been struggling with depression and being on the river in the canyon really made me feel at ease. Thank you peace to you and your beautiful new born.
Glad you found us and our videos brought you some peace! Sending you love and light ♥️
Wow beautiful nature! Alot of wildlife captured 👌🏻
Most well done video of the outdoors I have ever seen on TH-cam. I subscribed of course.
Wow! I don't know about that - but thank you for that acclamation! You've set the bar for me - hope to keep impressing you with my videos. Thank you for subscribing :)
That was rad. I know how y'all feel. My canoe is by far the best thing I've ever bought.
yes!! :)
After years of wanting an old town, I had an 18’ cedar strip canoe come up for sale, too cheap to pass on. My first. I’ve had it two weeks and I feel the same!
we love your videos, they inspire us to spend more time in the woods and go further back. Thank you for sharing your experiences.
Thats so great to hear! Thanks for watching!
I went on camping trip to Algonquin Provincial Park with my Boy Scout troop in 1967 or 68? I can't believe the scout masters put up with us . All of us loaded in to a big dodge van. From western pa. We had crappy Korean war era half shell tents and lousy bed rolls and peanut butter and jelly. We had the best time a.kid could ever have.We had a campsite right down from a water fall or spillway of a small dam thing. A huge rock ledge we would jump off and plunge about 14 feet down into the cold clear leech filled water. We canoed all over the open watered lake,experienced bears , and basically were on our own without parents for close to 10 days! Looking back, the scout masters took their precious time to really make a difference in our lives. I thank them so much. They were dedicated and tried to make us into young men . I think they did a pretty good job getting us started.
sounds like an amazing trip.. thanks for sharing! It definitely shows how much of an impact that trip and the scout masters had on you to remember such details to this day.
Hello my outdoors friends, thank you for sharing your outdoor adventure to Algonquin. You did a great job of filming. Is that the way it works, the guy fishes while the wife paddles the canoe? All the best to both of you, stay healthy. 🤗
thanks so much for watching! Best wishes to you :)
I knew she was a good woman right off
Good content you guys. I like that you talk to each other and make us feel like we're taking part.
I was 15 working as a camp counselor with Scouts Canada. We worked 2 weeks on and 2 off with the kids at Haliburton Scout Camp in Algonquin Park. In 3 years of working for Scouts Canada every summer, myself and a group of friends must have covered thousands of miles in the Park. The canyon brings back good memories and the catfish that would nibble on your toes in some of the still lakes. The bass fishing was amazing. Bush wacking and honing my orienteering skills back when there was no GPS. Great stuff, except for the really hot summers. When mosquitos and black flies all hung out in gangs on the lakes waiting for their next victims. Aww yes, bathing in DEET.
Thank you for sharing such perfect peaceful real life. It brought almost same as meditation! 🙏💗🙏
So happy to hear! 🙏🏼🙏🏼
I'll be honest, it was probably the bikini that caught my attention, but I'm so glad I found your channel. Your videos, the scenery and the way they're filmed, are absolutely beautiful. I love the fact that it's about a the two of you and your relationship to the land and each other. It's refreshing to see a channel like this. I look forward to seeing more.
Herbart Ruiz thanks so much!
Fantastic trip, loved the filming, as usual! You guys rock!
djtugsteno thanks so much!
I wonder how many other people are watching outdoor videos in lockdown?! Looks very peaceful. Planning on building a canoe shortly so happily indulging these films.
best of luck with the build!!
Of course it goes without saying, but I'll say it anyway; Algonquin Park is so incredibly beautiful. Your video so perfectly captures the ambiance of being there. Thanks for sharing your adventure with us
thank you for watching :)
Absolutely incredible filming of wild wonderful Canada! :)
thank you! Glad you enjoyed :)
What a beautiful country. Your camera work was perfect. The Moon shot was incredible! Curious to know what type of snake that was? It looked like a Viper...
Ric Baker thank you so much! It is a northern watersnake
@@TheTimberLife Thank you -- non venomous then. Phew! I visited Nova Scotia once and didn't even think about snakes! I was looking out for bears, wolves and moose.
Anyway thanks for the update. Keep up the great videos - it's a wonderful watch as presently we're in lockdown here in Victoria Australia. So watching your videos is a soothing tonic to the madness outside.
@@RichardGDBaker , they do bite and can be aggressive, but are not venomous, I grew up a few miles from where this was filmed.
It didn't look like a viper. It didn't have the triangular head.
beautiful documenting of your outdoor experience ... Thank you so much for letting us into your world. Very inspiring. Lots of love from Scotland.
Thanks for watching! Cheers from Canada ❤️
Me?......envious of all that?.........no, not at all.......(turns away and sobs quietly to himself)
What a beautiful place!! Great film.
haha thank you! :)
That has to be the only tick bite I've ever enjoyed seeing!
What tick bite?
@@wilE6764 In a previous video I think he's on about!
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Great video. Great places to stay. I would like to rest there.
i guess Im asking randomly but does anybody know a trick to log back into an instagram account?
I somehow lost my login password. I appreciate any tricks you can offer me!
@Iker Asher instablaster ;)
@Zion Alexis i really appreciate your reply. I found the site through google and im trying it out atm.
I see it takes quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Zion Alexis It worked and I now got access to my account again. Im so happy:D
Thank you so much you saved my account!
@Iker Asher happy to help xD
Awesome! I spent seven days deep in the bush out there almost 15 years ago. So amazing being so far from roads. All the beaver and moose, could of done without all the beaver dams to cross over though. Thanks for posting.
So peaceful in the heart of Nature. Wish more people would embrace Nature the way she embraces us. Those who understand and appreciate it anyway.
@@CorvetteLife Ya those Moose can be stark raving mad during mating season. Best to be on high alert in the bush during that time.
Very rare to have bear attacks where I am. And never any wolf attacks.
👏🏻 yes!!!!
Lol I was there up until 2 days ago quite a paddle to get to all those spots!
You guys are so chill! Loved your little adventure :) Looking forward to seeing more!
- Karam and Elena
Karam and Elena thank you!
Boy that is a pure magic. Thanks for sharing. Regards from Russia.
Thanks for watching! Cheers from Canada!
going camping rule #1, leave all electronic devises home. no alarm clocks.
Jackie Sanders Number 1 posting rule, learn how to spell. Devices.
@@mbsevans lol another arm chair english teacher. :)
Jackie Sanders no...another educated person.
@Jonathan Smuck omf6@WD!!😱🙊😜
Beautiful scenery, bird calls, wilderness 👍
yes, nothing better! :)
Wow throughly enjoyed your trip ... it was as if I was there ... the scenery is awesome and memorable ... I'm from England and having nothing like this here ... although plenty rivers and lakes but few to be able to portage between unless you go to the west coast of Scotland which also can be Awsome.
Nice clip and very relaxed 😎😎😎
Glad you enjoyed it! We feel so lucky to be able to explore this area ♥️
The sound of the loon is such a powerful sound in the wild....awesome trip guys...right on
it really is.. thank you :)
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Husband: "I caught a trout!"
_Nerodia sipedon:_ *y o i n k*
I caught a water moccasin. No swimming in that lake.
1: You two are so beautiful.
2: The scenery is so beautiful
3: How tf are you hiding all this gear!?
haha thank you :) We kept most of our gear at our site when we went to the canyon - packed very minimal that day literally a few snacks, got water on the go, the clothes on our backs and camera equipment.
There’s a uhaul off frame 🤪
@@helidude3502 bwaaaa haaaa haaaaaa!
ترة وةتةماي جيت
@@TheTimberLife wtt
The park is very nice year round I live on the edge of the park varry nice to see people enjoying it..
I live in a big city but realize it is not what I want. Your videos on both channels always help to remind me what I want and it is getting closer to the time for me to act. My respite at this time is all my desert hiking. Thanks for sharing.
That looked a little like a rattlesnake. ? Surprised me. The beaver so close was fun.
Thank you for watching, glad we can bring you some motivation, thats the main reason why I share these videos. We once lived in the city too. It was a northern watersnake, tried to steal our breakfast!
Dang, you two have some skills; reflectors... crafting each shot, even the low light ones... curious to know how heavy of a kit you packed in. Sound recording was great (did you use a deadcat?) hearing those sounds is making me anxious for my next trip. So glad to discover your channel...
thank you so much! Our camera case had two DSLR cameras, two lens, a deadcat, and lots of batteries and memory cards. Then we had one tripod and a reflector which folds and is super light. But THIS youtube video was all shot on my iphone 7 plus (with the exception of the moon shot) ! I have found the sound on my iphone to be really impressive compared to our cameras (unless using a deadcat). This video was more a behind the scenes and we saved the camera gear for our client photography and video work.
@@TheTimberLife You shot that on an iPhone 7+? Wow. Did you use a gimbal?
Rita Antonio no gimbal... and I actually forgot my phone tripod so I was balancing and leaning my phone up against rocks and trees 🙈 ..just goes to show you don’t always need the best gear, the story is the most important
@@TheTimberLife WHAT THE???!!! An iphone???!! It looks incredible!
@@TheTimberLife wow! maybe you should contact Apple for a gig!
The snake would have freaked me out !!!
Wow Algonquin park just as beautiful as the people exploring her right on excellence video guys ty for sharing peace love n light guys be safe out there ya ❤3🙃😊✌
Darrell Hayward thank you! ❤️
@@TheTimberLife aw most welcome brother sister keep having much fun out there ya ❤3
This is our outback :) nothing beats hearing Loons over a Lake
couldn't find the thumbnail but got this 5:12
yeah man me too. I hate content creators who bait us like this. I delete these channels from my algorythm so I won't see their content anymore, like I am about to do with this guy right now.
Hysterical!!!!!!
You the man !
@@LTUM If seeing that thumbnail in the video is the main reason you clicked on it, you are correct: this video is not for you. I don't think you are their target audience either. I found the scenery in the thumbnail, along with the title, to pretty accurately convey what I'd be seeing and enjoyed watching.
@@jimg6261 Dear Jim, you are genuinely pulling my leg, right? You trying to tell me the guy chose THAT thumbnail, with the girl's ass staring square at the camera, without intention for it to draw views BECAUSE OF THE ASS? That's number one. Number two is.... I don't think ANY video should EVER have something in the thumbnail that's not represented in the video. Maybe you've not heard of this, but it's called 'bait and switch'. And yes that ass is why I clicked on the vid. But for your information I had already watched several of his other ones anyway, with camping shots etc. But again, THE GUY USED THE ASS AS BAIT. So hence, the unreasonable one in this equation is you, not LTUM. Have a nice day.
Seems a world away for the stuff going on
You both are working very hard to make all great videos for us, thank you so much from Chiang Mai, Thailand.
Thank you very much! Love from Canada!
Beautiful places on this planet need to be shared, great video.
Thank you! Yes I agree... first people must learn to love these places in order to want to protect them.
Algonquin has beautiful balsam forests
yes it does :)
Hard to take seriously with some of the stuff I am seeing. Amazing views then this dude busts out a reflection panel and takes glamour shots of his hatchet. I mean come on. Are you camping or trying to be Instagram influencers.
phishkid6888 neither. My husband owns a production company and this was a work trip. He’s been making a living as a photographer long before the term influencer was a thing.
Sunsets on the water 👍
I respect what you do
Great job
what a relaxing video to watch, beautiful scenery!!
Glad you enjoyed it! :)
i saw the previous video it was awesome, but then i saw this one and i was disappointed, specially with the thumbnail, why do people sexualize everything nowadays
Agreed
This is probably about 5 miles from the luxury cabin they are actually staying in.
And you're probably wrong. You can see their camp set up in each location if you bothered to watch the video. Why would they stay past sunset, then travel 5 miles in the dark to a "luxury cabin," then travel 5 miles back in the dark before sunrise to get the shots they took in the video? Just an FYI, life is more enjoyable when you're not so pessimistic.
Not many luxury cabins up that way
No, these two arent history or discovery channel actors.
That snake was hungry! What a lovely peaceful video, thanks for sharing the trip & a nice ending 👍🏃
The Determined Runner thank you!
Beautiful pictures of your camping trip, and the area you canoed through in the waters. Love the channel, God Bless everyone.
thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed :)
beautiful and very peaceful video. thanks for sharing. I loved it!
Deb Pinter thank you! 😊
Just came across your video. Great video! Brings back great memories of my youth.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!
My partner and I have been watching your channel. We have a 16 month old, so this is pure escapism. We agreed a portage sounds good right now, as well as being a Canadian citizen!!!
Wow very nice ! I like the sound of the nature !
Great video guys. Must have been an awesome trip.
What a beautiful couple!!! The outside looks nice too.
I like that kind of business trip!
no music but the sounds of nature, prefect.
I wish I was a rich man, I'd pay y'all to completely redo this trip but take me with y'all. I recently discovered your channel and I love it. I live in South GA USA. Canada is so beautiful, or at least this video is. Have fun, live life.
Alex Peavey haha thank you!! Cheers from Canada.
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful nature at its best just beautiful. Thank you for sharing this wonderful adventure. Be safe and be careful my friends.
thank you :)
Lucky boy ! The scenery is beautiful !
thank you!
lovely people enjoying lovely canadian wilderness : )
Nice video guys, I did some trips back in the 1960s and it still looks just as wild and beautiful. Watch that stew;)
Beautiful trip, really enjoyed it!
thank you! glad you enjoyed!
This looks incredible!! Wow I am missing the outdoors here in the winter!
Great video! Thanks so much ☺️🙏🏻 get me back into the wild 🙌🏻
I've done that Barron canyon run many times ... best part of Algonquin park in my opinion. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching ☺️
Thanks for posting. We are also heading to the Stratton Lake/High Falls area in a few weeks. Most of the shots you took were familiar from previous trips to Barron Canyon. You really captured the essence of Algonquin Park. Really looking forward to it now that I have watched your video.
Roger Massé glad we could get you pumped for your trip! Have the best time!
Wow! Thank you.
Everything about this video is awesome. Camera work, nature sounds, camp life, scenery ...Candle lit gourmet dinner by the water.
You got paid to do this, worked with your spouse, enjoyed a great camping trip, and provided us all with a very relaxing moment in time.
Also, thanks for explaining the photo shots, I kept wondering why.
You got paid for this, I've just found my new calling.
thank you! Glad you enjoyed :)
It’s nice to see someone still has a keel on their canoe.🇨🇦👍
That place looks like paradise.
Own a beautiful cottage an hour from the entrance to this beautiful park. Loved the video. Nice message at the end. Right on.
Amazing.. lucky you!! Thank you :)
What more could one want or need ....excellent
Just found the channel.
Looking forward to living vicariously through your videos until I get a chance to enjoy the outdoors. 👍
Helidude350 thanks so much! Glad to have you onboard :)