@@chirulucian4284 Well, depends on the place. Maps tend to skew its height, but Baffin island is actually quite large. Iqaluit, the capital city of nunavut and the biggest city on the island and in the territory, is fine with foreigners for the most part. If you're going to go there though, you're likely going to be culture shocked. Things aren't great there, and there's a large homeless population in some parts. Also, just so you know, things in stores cost double what they do in most places, if not triple.
you've given me the inspiration to keep going on the base jumping journey. 140 skydives feels like slow progress but i'll make it one day. keep it up, thats truly something beautiful
Holy shit man..! What an absolutely Jaw Dropping small movie that was..? It just grabbed a hold of me & dragged me into watching it all & with unadulterated attention.. An Astonishingly stunning piece of work for sure.. Well done all involved.. And from an armchair POV. I was so ready to leap.. Though from a real life POV.. I'd be markedly skeptical lol 😂
Epic! That's serious dedication. I thought sleeping on a roof waiting for pre dawn or climbing a ladder for 3 hrs was commitment ;-) but you guys took it to another level. Kudos! That environment is not forgiving... Much respect
Only in Canada!! The world's highest vertical - mount Thor - 4,100 ft or 1.25 kilometers. Climb it, one of the world's remotest peaks - then base jump it! Awesome music and theme with this video. ❤
I don't even dare to dream about going to Baffin. I hope that one day I will be able to afford it, for now there is not even a point considering it :P How much does a trip like that cost? How long time did you spend there? Who was organizing it? Thanks for sharing that video!
Spare a thought for a few minutes outstanding experience, the time to get to the place, let alone walk up it. Oh, and the weather needs to be good, and not too cold.
On this first trip to Baffin my wife bought me a Grape Soda badge - www.etsy.com/au/listing/120370325/replica-ellie-badge-grape-soda-pin - anyone familiar with the film UP would know it's significance. I wore it on every jump. On my next trip a year later (2019) Harvey, one of the Inuit who was on the recovery attempt in 2010, took me to the bottom of French Touch where I embedded the badge in the granite at the base where it meets the Fjord. Harvey showed me thru the rifle-scope where Jimmy lays. Jimmy was a good friend and his accident was a sobering reminder that kept a lot of us safe and conservative. He rests in one of the most beautiful parts of this planet. RIP friend. G.
@@garypenglis7901 holy shit that's so sick. I've enjoyed your trip several times already, thanks a million for the upload. Your jumps were killer man!!!!!!
Sure.... First and Last jump is Ottawa. The 3-way is Kiguti. Sam Ford Fjord is 74 deg north. Temp's in late April were -40 min to -16 deg C max. I'm just an old-skool tracker who can barely track for shit. Check out some sick tracks from Simon here vimeo.com/270394470
@@garypenglis7901 man, you look awesome to me. I'm full on skydiver, from military, but new to BASE. Practiced tracking while skydiving, tilted my head bout an inch and lost my track, went straight down. So I'm learning. You guys straight killed it. Beautiful locale, and I dig whoever was in the gray, how he just sorta jumped off, not immediately tracking, that shit was real. Anyway, thanks for sharing brother, and thank you for your reply. One jumper to another, full salute guys. Check out another sick trip with more Aussies, BASE jumping through Europe (title) by Ausie Brian. you won't be disappointed.
SFF is not in the National Park so Thank for your stoke - FYI base jumping perfectly legal in this location. All jumpers have base specific private insurance and heli is self funded too
@@lucamicheli8131 Luca, because you have replied with some research I will grace you with a reply here one final time. Your research is correct with these activities in the National Parks of Baffins Island, Kluane and Auyuittuq. As I have stated repeatedly ... WE ARE NOT JUMPING IN THESE PARKS. Sam Ford Fjord is about 60 NM NW of Clyde River and jumping her IS PERFECTLY LEGAL - *** WE ARE NOT IN THE PARKS *** WE ARE NOT IN THE PARKS *** WE ARE NOT IN THE PARKS *** The police, government and local Inuit communitites have our blessing, support and encouragement.
No... but I wish ! Mt Thor is located in Auyuittuq National Park to the south. This is Sam Ford Fjord. Jumping here is perectly legal but they will soon make this a national park as well.
![⭐ฮิตในTikTok!! ( หมูเด้ง MooDeng ) Ver. แดนซ์โจ๊ะๆ ReMix BY [ ดีเจกิต รีมิกซ์ ]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/3krsyfWUeHU/mqdefault.jpg)
![[Full] 4 ต่อ 4 Celebrity EP.920 | 3 พ.ย. 67 | one31](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/KwiW2M_kAg4/mqdefault.jpg)
I'm from baffin Island, and I left a long while ago. Thank you for making my home look as beautiful as it is.
Why did you leave the island? How welcoming is that place for a foreigner?
@@chirulucian4284 Well, depends on the place. Maps tend to skew its height, but Baffin island is actually quite large. Iqaluit, the capital city of nunavut and the biggest city on the island and in the territory, is fine with foreigners for the most part. If you're going to go there though, you're likely going to be culture shocked. Things aren't great there, and there's a large homeless population in some parts. Also, just so you know, things in stores cost double what they do in most places, if not triple.
@@chirulucian4284 Baffin is fucking huge but most of it is uninhabitable
The music for this is perfect. Beautiful footage. What a dream..
you've given me the inspiration to keep going on the base jumping journey. 140 skydives feels like slow progress but i'll make it one day. keep it up, thats truly something beautiful
You're so close! Practice canopy accuracy on every jump! Read the great book of base. Read a parachute and its pilot. Get after it!!
It’s never too late, my old man kept BASE jumping well into his 60s!
Possibly the most beautiful object ever jumped.
That's not even the big one there. Baffin has THE biggest vertical cliff in the world. It gets jumped also.
These types of videos hit different at 1am, beautiful video.
Holy shit man..! What an absolutely Jaw Dropping small movie that was..?
It just grabbed a hold of me & dragged me into watching it all & with unadulterated attention..
An Astonishingly stunning piece of work for sure..
Well done all involved..
And from an armchair POV. I was so ready to leap..
Though from a real life POV.. I'd be markedly skeptical lol 😂
Epic!
That's serious dedication. I thought sleeping on a roof waiting for pre dawn or climbing a ladder for 3 hrs was commitment ;-) but you guys took it to another level. Kudos! That environment is not forgiving... Much respect
What an incredible place to jump! I'd love to go there someday myself.
how does this not have more views???
Because its a best kept secret.
Looks so surreal with that fjord of ice between the mountains. Beautiful.
I just Love this video! It is so Beautiful and I watch it many times. So Beautiful amazing and fantastic!
Only in Canada!! The world's highest vertical - mount Thor - 4,100 ft or 1.25 kilometers. Climb it, one of the world's remotest peaks - then base jump it! Awesome music and theme with this video. ❤
Bananas!!! Thanks for filming, I'm crippled and no way I'll ever jump off that fooker LOL!!!!
C’est tellement beau 🤩 ÉNORME..
G'day Gary, good to meet you just now mate. Thank you for sharing the info about base jumping, Canada and e-bikes :-)
Breathtaking
it is my dream to see this place in person
I love this so much! ❤❤❤
FREEDOM contact with God
This is so cool!
Ah, good ol' Alan Watts narrative. nice
Beautifull.... Very nice Jump
I don't even dare to dream about going to Baffin. I hope that one day I will be able to afford it, for now there is not even a point considering it :P How much does a trip like that cost? How long time did you spend there? Who was organizing it? Thanks for sharing that video!
Spare a thought for a few minutes outstanding experience, the time to get to the place, let alone walk up it. Oh, and the weather needs to be good, and not too cold.
Wow. I wish I could do this.
Rip jimmy
On this first trip to Baffin my wife bought me a Grape Soda badge - www.etsy.com/au/listing/120370325/replica-ellie-badge-grape-soda-pin - anyone familiar with the film UP would know it's significance. I wore it on every jump. On my next trip a year later (2019) Harvey, one of the Inuit who was on the recovery attempt in 2010, took me to the bottom of French Touch where I embedded the badge in the granite at the base where it meets the Fjord. Harvey showed me thru the rifle-scope where Jimmy lays. Jimmy was a good friend and his accident was a sobering reminder that kept a lot of us safe and conservative. He rests in one of the most beautiful parts of this planet. RIP friend. G.
oh my, you can count me out. That scares me just by watching.
I can't believe that's a real place
jesus, man. this made me dizzy. can barely force myself to jump off the high dive
nice footage, when it was? in spring ? april ?
I thought it was from Baffin Island. Mount Thor, Mount Asgard, Mount Odin.
How did you get up to the top?
is this the frozen occean ?
How high are the exits?
Hi there, I work for Matador Network, we are interested in licensing this video. Do you have an email I can contact you at? Thanks!
Wow, beautiful all around guys. Those jumps were sick. Anybody know how high those walls were??
Ottawa Peak exit 4,800' Kiguti exit 3,500'
@@garypenglis7901 holy shit that's so sick. I've enjoyed your trip several times already, thanks a million for the upload. Your jumps were killer man!!!!!!
One last thing please, which one is first, Ottawa or Kiguti?? Thanks brother. Damn that was live.
Sure.... First and Last jump is Ottawa. The 3-way is Kiguti. Sam Ford Fjord is 74 deg north. Temp's in late April were -40 min to -16 deg C max. I'm just an old-skool tracker who can barely track for shit. Check out some sick tracks from Simon here vimeo.com/270394470
@@garypenglis7901 man, you look awesome to me. I'm full on skydiver, from military, but new to BASE. Practiced tracking while skydiving, tilted my head bout an inch and lost my track, went straight down. So I'm learning. You guys straight killed it. Beautiful locale, and I dig whoever was in the gray, how he just sorta jumped off, not immediately tracking, that shit was real. Anyway, thanks for sharing brother, and thank you for your reply. One jumper to another, full salute guys. Check out another sick trip with more Aussies, BASE jumping through Europe (title) by Ausie Brian. you won't be disappointed.
wow !
Where can I find this music?
Most beautiful scienery in the world. Never visit that island.
nice!!!
Alan Watts?
Hello god, hello me. I love you.
yes beautifull, bat is FORBIDDEN!!! in thi park!
Considering there is only 1 person on the island for every 20 square miles, I doubt anyone will be bothered.
SFF is not in the National Park so Thank for your stoke - FYI base jumping perfectly legal in this location. All jumpers have base specific private insurance and heli is self funded too
@@garypenglis7901 i have ask 4 Year ago...CANDIAN POLICE and speak NO is FORBIDDEN! see internet site PARK POLICY in BAFFIN ISLAND
@@garypenglis7901 see....recherche-search.gc.ca/rGs/s_r?st=s&s5bm3ts21rch=x&num=10&st1rt=0&langs=eng&cdn=pcpc&hq=&q=paragliding+base+jump&wb-srch-sub=#wb-land
@@lucamicheli8131 Luca, because you have replied with some research I will grace you with a reply here one final time. Your research is correct with these activities in the National Parks of Baffins Island, Kluane and Auyuittuq. As I have stated repeatedly ... WE ARE NOT JUMPING IN THESE PARKS. Sam Ford Fjord is about 60 NM NW of Clyde River and jumping her IS PERFECTLY LEGAL - *** WE ARE NOT IN THE PARKS *** WE ARE NOT IN THE PARKS *** WE ARE NOT IN THE PARKS *** The police, government and local Inuit communitites have our blessing, support and encouragement.
Super cool, but illegal
Thank for your stoke - FYI base jumping perfectly legal in this location. All jumpers have base specific private insurance and heli is self funded too
@@garypenglis7901 ah ok my bad
Is this from Thor mountain?
No... but I wish ! Mt Thor is located in Auyuittuq National Park to the south. This is Sam Ford Fjord. Jumping here is perectly legal but they will soon make this a national park as well.
Gary Penglis gotchu. Beautiful video man 🤙🏼