Thanks for watching! If you know, you know. I encourage folks not to name drop the cabin. Part of the fun of exploring these places is that they're not delivered on a social media silver platter and you have to do your own research and digging. Let's keep the magic alive! - Noah
Social media has very much contributed to the demise of many a great 'hidden space'. If people would put in a little work & research, they would appreciate (more) the finding and enjoying of these special places. Bannock on the campfire last weekend was top notch !
Ours is called The Beaver Township Rest Home. Not even telling what country it's in. My recent upgraded I restored the old wind up alarm clock, mechanism, glass, missing key, luminous paint on dial
I can officially say it IS possible to hike/bushwhack to this cabin but I would never recommend it to anyone! Hiked in and out and I'm still currently recovering. Was one of the most physically and mentally challenging things I have ever done. Nothing like sheer determination by two women to explore this area and make it to our destination. I don't think I've ever been more happy to see a cabin. Even those portages were tough and kudos to you for doing them solo with a canoe and not breaking an ankle. Seeing you glide in with the canoe made me so jealous! Haha. Because we were carrying everything on our backs, we couldn't bring anything extra but we cleaned up the shelves and we stacked as much firewood as we could. I'd love to go back via canoe sometime and spend a couple days. Wonderful how well everyone is keeping it up. Thanks for the video. I'm hoping to do my own video if I managed to get any decent footage from my go pro. It's probably just me pushing through trees, bogs and swearing. 😏
My buddy had the same canoe and used that canoe for shooting the Tatachichika River in the Timmins ON area, for as long as I can remember, I rarely went along being a tried and true landlubber.
Would love to go to a little cabin like that in winter. My favorite memories growing up were staying in a small log cabin with a wood stove and kerosene lamp, always in winter. buzzing up & down the lake on the machine, no bugs, ice fishing...good times.
@@emelen123jamesula2 Unless you really need the money you will be very wise not to sell. Land is priceless 💯💜💯💜💯 For years my mother tried to convince my father to buy this swampland in Alabama but he refused. Today it’s the airport sitting where the swamplands were 😂
I like your statement of leaving things at a cabin ! Whether cutting wood or non perishable food or a repair ! Some day someone s life could depend on it !
Noah, my dear old Dad started taking me into this lake and Cabin at least 65 years ago now. Agreed … a beautiful place. My son and I last hiked in from the south on the May long weekend in 2019. Question … where do you start your Trek from coming in from the North these days … paddle through the Stillwaters first ??? is the trail still fairly well cleared and marked … is there a current Map nowadays … we used to leave our vehicle at a farmer’s house and hike back on one of his Woods Roads until we eventually met up with the Rangers’ Trail coming in from another Ranger’s Camp on a lake a little further to the West. Rewatch this video at least once a year … takes me back … great job thanks so much. Thanks again.
You guys are so reliable. Without fail I can click your vid and enjoy the whole thing, never losing interest or wanting to fast-forward. Beautiful as always. Great book to read too.
Ok, I have to watch more of your videos because this is the best outdoor video I have seen in weeks. I have seen way to many videos of people out "roughing it" with tons of equipment in tow. I spend six months on the PCT (ok, I know it not specifically way out there in the backwoods) with nothing more than what I could carry in my backpack. I had a blast.
I live in Nova Scotia. There is a beautiful little waterfall on a stream near my home .Someone put it on Google Maps and now it is full of people garbage and noise .Good luck keeping that cabin secret.
@@1waydago It is genuinely awful getting there during the first half of the portages, sludging through bog trying to find the trail. It takes a decent amount of dedication and insight to get past the first few hurtles, so you are right, I doubt it would get overrun by tourists.
Hopefully not a disrespectful question but, I’m curious...is there anything you can try to do to detour people and trash? Anything you can do concerning the entity that owns and/or operates the land, Sophia?
I live in a large city in the Arizona desert...I enjoyed every minute of this. Thank you very much for sharing such a delightful place. It's been a dream of mine for years to visit Nova Scotia..💜🌲
You can never go wrong with bologna I mean bolonie lol and kd . Is there log book 📕 at every ⛺️ site ? Wow that cray some one left a guitar 🎸 to play how cool is that ?!
I’ve spent many a night in that old camp, I’m sure you would of seen my name in the log or on the way several times. We used to come in from the other end until they closed it off. Great video, lots of great memories for sure.
Nothin' like that Albert County (NB) tube steak, is there? Especially in the wild! Looks like a lovely spot and worthy of putting some of your time and effort into keeping it up.
It is a great country. Never needing to worry about doctor or hospital bills, we pay a bit higher for stuff, but in the long run its worth it for the benefits we have.
Enjoyed the vid. Proof that it is unhealthy to deprive oneself of essentials in life like bologna sandwiches... you almost eating the skin of the bologna cracked us right up... you could have choked to death! So right in your comments about caring for these treasures in the woods ... leave them cleaner and in better shape is so huge. And hats off to the keepers of the cabins! Well done!
Man that is an awesome cabin. I spent 30 years in N.B. We canoed and fished the Miramichi. It was awesome. Some cabins were left opened. We packed tents but there were times it was raining and cold and we opted for a cabin. We always left it better than when we found it. Thanks for sharing your experience.
It’s beautiful there! Wish I was brave enough to go there by myself, but I’m not. It’s wonderful to see people respecting a place & leaving it better than they found it. Thanks for sharing this fun adventure 🥰
Such a beautiful cabin tucked back in that little bay like that. Now that to me is peace & tranquility at it's best, and the way people take care of it is so nice. I'd be there every chance I got if I lived close by. Great video.
It's great to see what Nova Scotia has to offer. I recently moved to south eastern New Brunswick from Ontario for university, and your Nova Scotia videos have been giving me lots of motivation to go and explore whats in my new backyard! Oh, and I can't believe that old Coleman canoe is still alive!
Beautiful scenery and great video. I noticed you had some coffee beans from Costa Rica, nicely done there, at such remote location with a piece of my country represented. Keep it up.
I was going to say it would be an awesome place to go in winter for a weekend ... and the snow came the next day 😂 . What a beautiful spot and cabin , never saw one equiped with a guitar and a stove , I hope people will take care of it , it's a real gem .
How awesome Noah. So when you think I have seen them all😊. That’s another sweet cabin. You can play some music, play a tune or so on the 🎸And plenty of 🪵 . Your videos are always epic thanks for sharing.Cindy🇺🇸
Love that they have a record of the camp going back 20 years history of places like this I think you’re very important for human morale! I have a little deer camp in the upper Peninsula of Michigan we try to write some thing in the book and every trip just for the heck of it so when I’m gone if somebody comes upon it at least I’ll know something
What a beautiful location for a cabin...and to be able to locate it and have it in so wonderful of a condition...fantastic adventure and time alone in the great outdoors...thanks so much for sharing...
Really enjoyed the video, thank you for being so respectful of the places you stay and more night time video in the cabins you stay in, I really enjoy that. Thanks!
I just found your channel! Wow what breathtaking views. I wish one day I could get to see Canada 😍. I would love to learn to build a fire and camp. If you have more videos like this one on your channel I’ll be binge watching them.
Greenwood doesn't burn as good as drywood, yes, but also, more important, greenwood creates tar that sets on the inside of the pipe and if overheated, it sets it on fire. Hazardous if used frequently. Beautiful place by the lake, and i am so happy to see these cabins looked after so well.
I grew up in the mountains of Colorado. At the time a took it for granted but I’m so grateful now. Thanks for showing us your stomping grounds! Excellent filming as well.
Should be cleaned especially if burning pine. If not cleaned you can have a stove pipe fire. And to have that 3 foot parallel pipe is inefficient for smoke to escape.
@@emelen123jamesula2 All you have to do to clean it is burn it extremely hot with a bunch of kindling for about 30 minutes and get it glowing. As for the parallel pipe not being efficient for the smoke escaping.. while that's true, the goal isn't to have the smoke escape, it's to warm the cabin; the more pipe you have inside, the more heat it transfers inside.
Well look at that, a wee cabin tucked into the bush on a epic lake , How awesome is that. Have to love Nova Scotia it's beauty the people there ... Loved the area and cabin. But that wind was nasty . loved the video thanks for bring us with you on this adventure.
It's beautiful there. I've always wanted to take a trip there. Maybe this year I can. I like the cabin the beds are simple but I like it and it seems wide . Thanx for showing us.
loved this video ,just wish we would be able to know where you are at times ,cus for those of us not home it just brings back memories .anyway no matter ,thankyou for taking the time to film and share ...until the next .
Nice video Noah! I’m glad you promote keeping places the hidden gems that they are and educating people the etiquette of replenishing what you use. Well done!
In the 1974 me and two friends used to canoe to the lost surveyor's cabins outside of Halifax. Use pine pitch to fix the leak in the canoe. The lakes used to have trout in them .
Another fantastic video, Noah! Great video! I carry a couple hot glue sticks in my possibles bag for canoe repairs. Also cutting plastic slivers off the canoe or sacrificing other plastic materials to melt into a glue paste would work. We found an old milk jug and used it to repair a metal canoe once! (Younger and dumber daysl) I love your videos!
Think you should have stayed another day till the weather was calmer but I know what its like once you've eaten all the dairy milk. You should have tried the radios though. There might have even been a weather report of some kind.
I laughed when you said "you can smell the geese". I thought, what Canada geese cooking? I'm a 69 year old grandmother who lives in the sub tropics of Australia. I love your sense of adventure and was right on there with you until you mentioned about the possibility of having to sleep under the canoe....that did it for me!! haha It is so beautiful there and so different to anything I am used to.
I bought a place on a lake, far east guysbourgh, as a summer bug out, been making it really nice and warm, and in 19, we came out now to retire, it's nice to be in the clean air, near the lake, have a green house, fish. I subbed you enjoyed that video, keep it going. Cheers
Great video my friend, love the cabin and the all that goes with it . Excellent the way you left wood for the next person "sweet" . That bologna sandwich looked really good too, take care be safe.😎👍
Looked like a great trip except for the darn wind for your return. I was telling Alex my son and I are heading out next week to do the Skull Lake route you guys. Fingers crossed the weather cooperates! Yikes 😱
Hi guys. We got our Skull lake trip in . It was perfect timing for weather. A little challenging for this old fellow but we’ll worth it. Going to be looking for doing more trips next spring. Looking forward to your next adventure! Cheers
Really enjoyed the episode fella. Solo camping is something we all should try, testing and learning your limits:D Down here in Aus the outback does that for some of us. Thank you for sharing mate and be safe.
Marvelous! I believe I read the same book (that was keeping you company while waiting out the wind) this past spring. Glad the Coleman tub made it out!
nice video Noah and in my back yard again without me knowing it lol, thanks for promoting NS but not giving up its back woods hidden gems its nice to seek them out on your own or to just stubble upon them when out for a paddle, stay safe
Good morning, this was an excellent video thank you for bringing us along. I really enjoyed the entire video from start to finish. I hope you're having a great day! Tom
Just for fun try sealing the leak with spruce pitch, find some chunks and melt it down, then heat it and paste it on the crack. Maybe on the inside and outside. Love spring paddling.
That smoke pouring in when you are lighting the fire is pretty heavy!! I would shut the door and let the bark and kindling take over, then open the door slightly to start that draft before I added more wood. Green wood also builds creosote in the stove pipe…I wouldn’t burn soft wood at all! Great spot!! Thanks for taking care
Beautiful. Thankyou for the small trip adventure. Looked like a wonderful time I'd hate to leave. So great each take care and replenish the place. Off grid in Oklahoma Mt Momma
THANKS for sharing part of Nova Scotia in a shoulder season camp trip. Your 'warts and all' presentation reminds us to carefully inspect our kit before starting out. Always a good idea to include a canoe patching/paddle mending kit. I'd take a tarp to use with the canoe as a shelter, if necessary. I imagine you had another fire source along to brew up water for food and beverages if you hadn't found the gas system available.
Thanks for watching! If you know, you know. I encourage folks not to name drop the cabin. Part of the fun of exploring these places is that they're not delivered on a social media silver platter and you have to do your own research and digging. Let's keep the magic alive! - Noah
Social media has very much contributed to the demise of many a great 'hidden space'. If people would put in a little work & research, they would appreciate (more) the finding and enjoying of these special places. Bannock on the campfire last weekend was top notch !
Words to live by. Blessings from Cape Breton Island, NS
Ours is called The Beaver Township Rest Home. Not even telling what country it's in. My recent upgraded I restored the old wind up alarm clock, mechanism, glass, missing key, luminous paint on dial
Early spring with cranberries.
I know
I love that you didn’t swamp the video with music. I feel like I’m there in nature.
I can officially say it IS possible to hike/bushwhack to this cabin but I would never recommend it to anyone! Hiked in and out and I'm still currently recovering. Was one of the most physically and mentally challenging things I have ever done. Nothing like sheer determination by two women to explore this area and make it to our destination. I don't think I've ever been more happy to see a cabin. Even those portages were tough and kudos to you for doing them solo with a canoe and not breaking an ankle. Seeing you glide in with the canoe made me so jealous! Haha. Because we were carrying everything on our backs, we couldn't bring anything extra but we cleaned up the shelves and we stacked as much firewood as we could. I'd love to go back via canoe sometime and spend a couple days. Wonderful how well everyone is keeping it up. Thanks for the video. I'm hoping to do my own video if I managed to get any decent footage from my go pro. It's probably just me pushing through trees, bogs and swearing. 😏
My buddy had the same canoe and used that canoe for shooting the Tatachichika River in the Timmins ON area, for as long as I can remember, I rarely went along being a tried and true landlubber.
Would love to go to a little cabin like that in winter. My favorite memories growing up were staying in a small log cabin with a wood stove and kerosene lamp, always in winter. buzzing up & down the lake on the machine, no bugs, ice fishing...good times.
Right now I'm thinking not to sell my 3 acres in New Brunswick.
@@emelen123jamesula2 Unless you really need the money you will be very wise not to sell. Land is priceless 💯💜💯💜💯 For years my mother tried to convince my father to buy this swampland in Alabama but he refused. Today it’s the airport sitting where the swamplands were 😂
I recently discovered your channel. Great video! I am from NS and paddle the Tusket River system a few times. I love and miss that area.
I like your statement of leaving things at a cabin ! Whether cutting wood or non perishable food or a repair ! Some day someone s life could depend on it !
Noah, my dear old Dad started taking me into this lake and Cabin at least 65 years ago now. Agreed … a beautiful place. My son and I last hiked in from the south on the May long weekend in 2019.
Question … where do you start your Trek from coming in from the North these days … paddle through the Stillwaters first ??? is the trail still fairly well cleared and marked … is there a current Map nowadays … we used to leave our vehicle at a farmer’s house and hike back on one of his Woods Roads until we eventually met up with the Rangers’ Trail coming in from another Ranger’s Camp on a lake a little further to the West.
Rewatch this video at least once a year … takes me back … great job thanks so much.
Thanks again.
You guys are so reliable. Without fail I can click your vid and enjoy the whole thing, never losing interest or wanting to fast-forward. Beautiful as always. Great book to read too.
Thanks Jon, really appreciate it. Adam Shoalts continues to deliver with the good reads!
Ok, I have to watch more of your videos because this is the best outdoor video I have seen in weeks. I have seen way to many videos of people out "roughing it" with tons of equipment in tow. I spend six months on the PCT (ok, I know it not specifically way out there in the backwoods) with nothing more than what I could carry in my backpack. I had a blast.
I live in Nova Scotia. There is a beautiful little waterfall on a stream near my home .Someone put it on Google Maps and now it is full of people garbage and noise .Good luck keeping that cabin secret.
Sophia, that is unfortunate. Irritating people
I hope that because this cabin is not very easily accessible, it may not get busy and full of tourists and disrespectful explorers
@@1waydago It is genuinely awful getting there during the first half of the portages, sludging through bog trying to find the trail. It takes a decent amount of dedication and insight to get past the first few hurtles, so you are right, I doubt it would get overrun by tourists.
Hopefully not a disrespectful question but, I’m curious...is there anything you can try to do to detour people and trash? Anything you can do concerning the entity that owns and/or operates the land, Sophia?
We clean up what we can, its public land and can't stop people from going
Hello from Cheyenne, Wyoming USA. What a great cabin and beautiful, scenic surroundings. I very much enjoyed this video.
I live in a large city in the Arizona desert...I enjoyed every minute of this. Thank you very much for sharing such a delightful place. It's been a dream of mine for years to visit Nova Scotia..💜🌲
You can never go wrong with bologna I mean bolonie lol and kd .
Is there log book 📕 at every ⛺️ site ?
Wow that cray some one left a guitar 🎸 to play how cool is that ?!
This was the first of your videos that I watched. Looks like heaven to me.
I used to canoe/camp in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
This really makes me miss the East Coast! Fantastic job promoting back woods etiquette! Really enjoyed the video! Cheers!
I’ve spent many a night in that old camp, I’m sure you would of seen my name in the log or on the way several times. We used to come in from the other end until they closed it off. Great video, lots of great memories for sure.
As for stopping the leak in the boat. A thick layer of pine sap may not stop the water but will slow it down.
I have traveled these same lakes and stayed in multiple cabins . In my youth .Some of my best memories.
I love that shoulder season camping-waking up to snow means you normally have the place to yourself!
Thanks for sharing! I definitely want to go there!
Nothin' like that Albert County (NB) tube steak, is there? Especially in the wild! Looks like a lovely spot and worthy of putting some of your time and effort into keeping it up.
Enjoyed the video immensely. What a beautiful country we live in. Thank you for sharing.
It is a great country. Never needing to worry about doctor or hospital bills, we pay a bit higher for stuff, but in the long run its worth it for the benefits we have.
Another great video.
The backcountry here in Nova Scotia is very beautiful.
Thanks for taking us along on your adventure. 👍
It is great to see my home I haven’t see is so long, and from this angle. Thank you so much ☺️
Enjoyed the vid. Proof that it is unhealthy to deprive oneself of essentials in life like bologna sandwiches... you almost eating the skin of the bologna cracked us right up... you could have choked to death! So right in your comments about caring for these treasures in the woods ... leave them cleaner and in better shape is so huge. And hats off to the keepers of the cabins! Well done!
Man that is an awesome cabin. I spent 30 years in N.B. We canoed and fished the Miramichi. It was awesome. Some cabins were left opened. We packed tents but there were times it was raining and cold and we opted for a cabin. We always left it better than when we found it. Thanks for sharing your experience.
I love every season but spring is so exciting with new life...and no mosquitos yet! I wish I could live in that little cabin, I love it!!
Nice video ,You can repair the canoe with resin and charcoal easy peasy
You are a gifted storyteller, thank you for allowing us to share the experience. But Some of the stuff you eat is gross!
Great video. Makes me miss home and the time I would spend in the woods as a kid.
It’s beautiful there! Wish I was brave enough to go there by myself, but I’m not. It’s wonderful to see people respecting a place & leaving it better than they found it. Thanks for sharing this fun adventure 🥰
This guy is definitely very brave!
Ever try frying up the baloney until it crisps up then add to Naan (Naahhhn bread)? Cheers
Such a beautiful cabin tucked back in that little bay like that. Now that to me is peace & tranquility at it's best, and the way people take care of it is so nice. I'd be there every chance I got if I lived close by. Great video.
It's great to see what Nova Scotia has to offer. I recently moved to south eastern New Brunswick from Ontario for university, and your Nova Scotia videos have been giving me lots of motivation to go and explore whats in my new backyard! Oh, and I can't believe that old Coleman canoe is still alive!
Colemans are tuff equipment. Now I'm undecided about selling my 3 acres in NB.
Beautiful scenery and great video. I noticed you had some coffee beans from Costa Rica, nicely done there, at such remote location with a piece of my country represented. Keep it up.
I was going to say it would be an awesome place to go in winter for a weekend ... and the snow came the next day 😂 . What a beautiful spot and cabin , never saw one equiped with a guitar and a stove , I hope people will take care of it , it's a real gem .
I loved this! I live in Nova Scotia and am quite familiar with lakes like this
Thanks!
How awesome Noah. So when you think I have seen them all😊. That’s another sweet cabin. You can play some music, play a tune or so on the 🎸And plenty of 🪵 . Your videos are always epic thanks for sharing.Cindy🇺🇸
Love that they have a record of the camp going back 20 years history of places like this I think you’re very important for human morale! I have a little deer camp in the upper Peninsula of Michigan we try to write some thing in the book and every trip just for the heck of it so when I’m gone if somebody comes upon it at least I’ll know something
I'd heat that Naan bread up and you're in for a real treat!! I would also have a micky/flask haha
What a beautiful location for a cabin...and to be able to locate it and have it in so wonderful of a condition...fantastic adventure and time alone in the great outdoors...thanks so much for sharing...
I can't count how many times I have forgotten to take the rind off of bologna. LOL Glad I am not the only one.
Really enjoyed the video, thank you for being so respectful of the places you stay and more night time video in the cabins you stay in, I really enjoy that. Thanks!
I just found your channel! Wow what breathtaking views. I wish one day I could get to see Canada 😍. I would love to learn to build a fire and camp. If you have more videos like this one on your channel I’ll be binge watching them.
Welcome aboard, Rebecca!
Greenwood doesn't burn as good as drywood, yes, but also, more important, greenwood creates tar that sets on the inside of the pipe and if overheated, it sets it on fire. Hazardous if used frequently. Beautiful place by the lake, and i am so happy to see these cabins looked after so well.
i was so glad you gave update oh the leak!! im over here like...(nail biting) lol
I grew up in the mountains of Colorado. At the time a took it for granted but I’m so grateful now. Thanks for showing us your stomping grounds! Excellent filming as well.
Was thinking that someone should clean the stove pipe...the draft wasn’t all that great with the two bends in it. Pack in a chimney brush. Great vid.
Should be cleaned especially if burning pine. If not cleaned you can have a stove pipe fire. And to have that 3 foot parallel pipe is inefficient for smoke to escape.
Good point mate. Tho I wonder if that’s taken care of.
Tho it’s not used that often or prolly not during extreme cold spells.
@@emelen123jamesula2 All you have to do to clean it is burn it extremely hot with a bunch of kindling for about 30 minutes and get it glowing. As for the parallel pipe not being efficient for the smoke escaping.. while that's true, the goal isn't to have the smoke escape, it's to warm the cabin; the more pipe you have inside, the more heat it transfers inside.
The pipe was realigned in 2023 to make it straighter, it draws much better.
I am in the process of building a cabin in Nova Scotia. There is nothing like a little off grid cabin. Great video
Awesome place
Love your videos
Bye now from Florida
Stay safe
Fabulous!! I watched every part of the Labrador series. Amazing. I was glued to the screen. Thank you 😊😊
Glad you enjoyed Lynn :)
Northern Michigan here. My pleasure....thanks for the trip❤
I really wish you put dates in the description to these videos so we have a rough idea if looking to replicate what you are doing! When was this?
Amazing cabin . So picturesque when coming around that bend in the river . Loved the snow too .
Well look at that, a wee cabin tucked into the bush on a epic lake , How awesome is that. Have to love Nova Scotia it's beauty the people there ... Loved the area and cabin. But that wind was nasty . loved the video thanks for bring us with you on this adventure.
It's beautiful there. I've always wanted to take a trip there. Maybe this year I can. I like the cabin the beds are simple but I like it and it seems wide . Thanx for showing us.
Really cute cabin and in great shape!
Crazy wind! If you stop paddling to drink water you go backwards. Beautiful cabin! Great video!💜
You guys should carry a piece of rubber tire inner tube and a small can of contact cement and a cheap paint brush to fix your canoes with
Beautiful spot! Picturesque cabin! Reminds me of 1950’s through 1970’s perhaps earlier?👍🤠🇺🇸🙏✝️
loved this video ,just wish we would be able to know where you are at times ,cus for those of us not home it just brings back memories .anyway no matter ,thankyou for taking the time to film and share ...until the next .
Thanks for a very nice video. Looks like you hada ton of fun.
You have a great common sense attitude and I enjoyed your video. Thanks
Nice video Noah! I’m glad you promote keeping places the hidden gems that they are and educating people the etiquette of replenishing what you use. Well done!
"Leave it better" is fantastic advice. Great video.
In the 1974 me and two friends used to canoe to the lost surveyor's cabins outside of Halifax.
Use pine pitch to fix the leak in the canoe. The lakes used to have trout in them .
do they not have trout anymore
And not getting hammered by the bugs actually looks real pleasant. I enjoy time alone
Another fantastic video, Noah! Great video! I carry a couple hot glue sticks in my possibles bag for canoe repairs. Also cutting plastic slivers off the canoe or sacrificing other plastic materials to melt into a glue paste would work. We found an old milk jug and used it to repair a metal canoe once! (Younger and dumber daysl) I love your videos!
Think you should have stayed another day till the weather was calmer but I know what its like once you've eaten all the dairy milk. You should have tried the radios though. There might have even been a weather report of some kind.
I laughed when you said "you can smell the geese". I thought, what Canada geese cooking? I'm a 69 year old grandmother who lives in the sub tropics of Australia. I love your sense of adventure and was right on there with you until you mentioned about the possibility of having to sleep under the canoe....that did it for me!! haha It is so beautiful there and so different to anything I am used to.
I had to revisit what is, as of this comment, the most popular video on the channel. This video is so engaging.
Perfect spot!
Lovely cabin. Well done.
You are inspiring. Thank you for sharing and further convincing me to get out there
I bought a place on a lake, far east guysbourgh, as a summer bug out, been making it really nice and warm, and in 19, we came out now to retire, it's nice to be in the clean air, near the lake, have a green house, fish. I subbed you enjoyed that video, keep it going. Cheers
Great video my friend, love the cabin and the all that goes with it . Excellent the way you left wood for the next person "sweet" . That bologna sandwich looked really good too, take care be safe.😎👍
Looks like a slice of heaven. Nice video.
Looked like a great trip except for the darn wind for your return. I was telling Alex my son and I are heading out next week to do the Skull Lake route you guys. Fingers crossed the weather cooperates! Yikes 😱
Hi guys. We got our Skull lake trip in . It was perfect timing for weather. A little challenging for this old fellow but we’ll worth it. Going to be looking for doing more trips next spring.
Looking forward to your next adventure!
Cheers
So much respect and admiration to you and everyone that appreciates this cabin with such great care. 💯💜💯💜💯 Gorilla tape is much better than Duct tape.
I never leave home without my roll of gorilla tape stuff is tough as hell and sticks to anything
@@trevorjackson6228 😅😂🤣 I have a roll in my car 😂 It’s the best tape 💯🌟💯🌟💯🌟💯
Spring is my fav also not to many bugs 😆great videos ty for sharing I live on bay of fundy
You're an inspiration! Keep on making these documentary trips...
Just found this video in my recommendations and glad that I did! Great video! Subscribed and looking forward to more content from you!
Glad to have you along Mike
Nice too see that little cabin I could stay there for a week or two Very Cool trip well done again
Really enjoyed the episode fella. Solo camping is something we all should try, testing and learning your limits:D Down here in Aus the outback does that for some of us. Thank you for sharing mate and be safe.
us here in the big Apple NYC just love watching your TH-cam channel..super motivating..lol I think I'll pack my bag and head out for a hike tomorrow 👐
Marvelous! I believe I read the same book (that was keeping you company while waiting out the wind) this past spring. Glad the Coleman tub made it out!
Great video,love that little cabin!Thanks for sharing Noah,love your videos ...take care and stay safe!
nice video Noah and in my back yard again without me knowing it lol, thanks for promoting NS but not giving up its back woods hidden gems its nice to seek them out on your own or to just stubble upon them when out for a paddle, stay safe
Good morning, this was an excellent video thank you for bringing us along. I really enjoyed the entire video from start to finish.
I hope you're having a great day!
Tom
How beautiful is that place. Id love a week there.
Thx Noah for sharing... really enjoying your adventures, keep sharing and exploring!
Just for fun try sealing the leak with spruce pitch, find some chunks and melt it down, then heat it and paste it on the crack. Maybe on the inside and outside. Love spring paddling.
You are so delightful.! Thank you for sharing your wonderful journey with us. Blessings of Living Eternal LIght to you.
Great idea for the upkeep on the cabin. Dig in and help maintain as best you can. 🇨🇦👍
Always a pleasure to watch your content. With the wind, I’m sure sitting in the stern wasn’t an option and that leak was a concern.
Glad you were able to get out into the bush...always rewarding, Noah!
That smoke pouring in when you are lighting the fire is pretty heavy!! I would shut the door and let the bark and kindling take over, then open the door slightly to start that draft before I added more wood. Green wood also builds creosote in the stove pipe…I wouldn’t burn soft wood at all! Great spot!! Thanks for taking care
Beautiful. Thankyou for the small trip adventure. Looked like a wonderful time I'd hate to leave. So great each take care and replenish the place. Off grid in Oklahoma Mt Momma
THANKS for sharing part of Nova Scotia in a shoulder season camp trip. Your 'warts and all' presentation reminds us to carefully inspect our kit before starting out. Always a good idea to include a canoe patching/paddle mending kit. I'd take a tarp to use with the canoe as a shelter, if necessary. I imagine you had another fire source along to brew up water for food and beverages if you hadn't found the gas system available.