Journey to the Land’s End (the Full Documentary) - a Mountain Backpacking Trek in Maritime Québec
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Journey to the Land’s End (the Full Documentary) - a mountain backpacking trek in Matitome Québec to the very end of the International Appalachian Trail.
In Sep 2020, my wife Tori and I traveled to Québec’s Gaspé region In search of adventure. After poling the Bonaventure River and fly casting for Atlantic Salmon, we headed to Forillion National Park where we picked up the Appalachian Trail. Our plan was to follow it through the mountains to the Land’s End which is the very tip of the Gaspé Peninsula. This was a multi-day backpacking trek, a thorough hike to cross the National Park. Land's End is also the very end, (or the very beginning) of the International Appalachian Trail which starts in the state of Georgia. Moose, Black Bear, Seals, and Whales are all common sightings from the trail which also provides a multitude of oceanic views.
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thanks i enjoy sitting on the couch with a smoke and a coffee watching this, don't get me wrong i live in the bush hauling wood and water and i'm 70 years old so now i have to turn to people like you to see new country so thanks for being here
Thanks for sharing buddy. I love waking up and watching great channels like your as I sip my coffee. Great content as usual.
I like the way you make me laugh I like the funny things you do! Ya gota style all of ur own! I love the light in you! And i quote,"49:15". Lol coffee cheers!
IV JUST WATCHED U N UR BROTHER ON THAT LONG TRIP...N NOW THIS WITH UR WIFE...PLZZ BE CAREFUL N KEEP SAFE TOO IN D WILDERNESS...
Love watching your adventures while rowing on my rowing machine, and while on the stationary bike. One down fall is the 30-minute commercials every five minutes. Other than that, your adventures are fantastic, I look forward to spring, when I can get my canoe out and do some paddling. Wish you continued success.
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Oh my goodness, Jim, you are tracing a moose and you don't have a powerful gum on your shoulder! Remember Jimmy, wounded or healthy those moose will circle around to your back and charge! My grandfather was an avid moose hunter with years of experience behind him. One day hunting in Hudson Bay he became aware that he was the hunted, along with my uncle and 1 other companion..... a moose came up from behind, took out my grandfather's friend and my 7ncle and grandfather both got off a shot before this giant moose buck dropped at their feet. It weighed in at 4300 lbs and took 2 days to cut up and out if the Bush. Unfortunately my grandfather passed away before fulfilling his dream to take me and my brother up north to hunt our own moose. Moose, still my favorite North American mamal alive to this day..... and I still remember the moose steaks we had when grandpa got back.... I was 5 years old and have neve had a better steak than what my grand dad cooked up..... oh my I am 43 now.... disappointment has settled in now.... naaaaaa not really, I just miss me grandpa.... what a beast he was but.l9v8ng and caring of his kin.....
It’s only in the rut when they’re aggressive.
You ate Bear poo ? No killing off the Dog this trek. RIP Buck. You saw 3 SEALS ? Otters ? No I.D. bEAUTIFUL scenery .
Otters? Lol these are massive grey seals in the ocean. What do you mean “killing off the dog”? My dog had a cancerous limp in his chest that was likely what caused him to slow down and the discomfort he felt on the Killarney trek when we had to bail on the trip. He lived for some time after that until he died from complications of surgery due to his cancer which I spent over 10k on. It was very emotionally challenging to loose him. So, you’re comments are pretty annoying.
Beer isn't good for joints.Clear techilia or vodka better.TART cherry juice good additive cheap vodka.Cherry good joints
Interesting thanks, beer is high in vitamin D
I love all of your documentaries, and especially that you are sharing your tremendous knowledge of nature, wildlife, history. thank you for that!!!
Thanks very much! I live nature, wildlife and history so it’s good to hear from Simone who appreciate it too. Have a good one.
I've watched this before, and you know what? I think I'm going to watch it again!
These days, things that make me happy are more important than things that make me mad.
See you on the trails!
Thanks a lot and yes, this is basically my videos series from this trip all in one place.
Tori to take stress off your knees when going downhill slightly drop your hips, it will make your knees stay slightly bent going downhill relieving stress
Thanks a lot
Best thing for joints is lighter packs, imo. Pretty country! enjoying your videos
Good common sense advice haha
well after that rant we know one thing bears all split for sure haa haaa haaaa
26:50..." Jim Baird yields to nobody !" Super funny !!...but the Algonquin's sure could build a long house ; interesting story ' bout the origins of the name(s) , how they were applied et al . per: the Iroquois , the tree w/ the moose teeth marks , etc...Great guitar music too !!!...47:15... how many gender signs on the out-house ? KIDDING !!!...Great show hi Torry !
Haha, thanks a lot!
Great adventure. Thanks for the recipe. Yum - I'll try it soon.
You’re welcome
I'll have to try your backpack method. I grab the carry loop on mine, hoist it to my knee, and from there put one arm in at a time.
That’s what Tori does
In late summer/early fall bears eat aLOT of berries and rose hips and I think they are least agressive this time of year.
I’d imagine so as there’s a lot of other food to eat and they’re focused on that.
Chewy Cowboy Coffee! "I also survived on limpets and snails for 75 days, so a couple of coffee grids? Whoopty Do!" LOL super funny LOL
You should keep your fits of rage to yourself
Hi love this adventure. Who am I to suggest something camping related, however here goes. Leaving your stove behind was a bummer, I often think you folks should check out Firebox Stove channel. I am not in any way affiliated with him, nor a relative. I just find his stove the greatest idea. You may have already heard of this little invention but if not you may want to check it out. He cooks gourmet meals with just a few twigs. No fuel to carry and it packs up to nothing. No saw, no axe, on this type of hike. Maybe with your epic canoe journeys, which I am currently watching, you would want a big fire to dry things out, but this little stove just makes so much sense to me. Anyway again who am I, a 76 year old woman who cannot do more than 6k now, had my day but thoroughly enjoying you and your families adventures. Love your adventures.
I am disappointed in you jim you didnt take your little buddy's with you. ...you know skeeter and blackie fly
Haha, I was happy to leave them behind
Hi guys!!! The moose velvet was AWESOME!! Thank you for showing it. Amd the info was awesome never knew about the moose antlers. Ty for sharing the info!! Awesome!!!
Les Cretes in english means the crests...so up you had to go. Beautiful views, beautiful country! Great video!
Ha, thanks
Beautiful & Awesome video, Thank you!
You’re welcome!
Another enjoyable video. Love the fact that u can both enjoy the same things together. Didnt know the moose antler peeled off. Keep it up!
It does every year before the new antlers mature
Thanks guy’s that was an amazing hike. I enjoyed every minute of it from the comfort of my couch. Love all your videos. ❤️
Ya, it was very beautiful. Thanks a lot for watching
All these years I thought the Appalachian trail went through 14 states from Springer Mountain, Georgia, & ended in Mount Katahdin, Maine. 2,190 miles, or 3,452 kilometers. It actually ends in Canada at Lands End. Going through 2 Countries? Am I right? Thank you for taking me on this beautiful hike. You shivering, was hilareous! Finding the place to hoist your food from bears when you were leaving was funny, then the cabin, I'd done the same. Never knew what Moose antler shedding was, nor have I ever seen Rosehips. I loved seeing Tori join with you in your adventures. I hope her knee is better by now. Loved the lighthouse, the view they had was awesome. Do you dehydrate your own food? I also found something for the pesky evil bugs. Permethrin, insect repellant, (yellow spray bottle). It also comes in a cream (tube) I found via Slim Potatoehead. He said he couldn't buy this in Canada. REI sells it, along with a few other places. The cream, maybe it would be something to help the neighborhood. Looking forward to more of your adventures.
G'day from downunder, really liked your hiking trek with Tori
Alone 3 is currently being broadcast by a major broadcaster here in Australia. So don't be surprised if more Aussies like & subscribe to your adventures. So close to a hundred thousand, so best of luck & looking forward to seeing more
Hey Jim and Tori l really appreciate your knowledge about this trial and all the beautiful scenery. Thanks so much! ✅✅✅👏👏👏🤩🤩🤩💯💯💯
Jim, what about tanning moose velvet, is that possible?
Hmm, I don’t think so but it seemed possible while I healed it. It is actually quite nutritious if boiled and eaten
I did the Appalachian Trial from Georgia to Maine, 2,200 miles, and wanted to keep going into Canada, but those weirdo's wouldn't let me in their stupid country for some reason, although I love Canada and the Canadian people, I can't stand my own government or their government either, that's for sure..
awsome jim i am from perth road ontario living in saskatchawan its awsome seeing your videos and reminde me when i was younger
Thanks a lot
That was amazing Beautiful scenery Tori is a champ doing this with a bummed knee .Thanks for the share Love your vids .
You’re welcome
Was hoping for a height of land….
Indeed, I’ll resume uploading that series next week!
Awesome ! I love those long videos ! Especially when you are close to where I live 😁
Nice, beautiful area. Thanks for watching.
I loved the natural views and sceneries. Yet, what I like the most is your loving partner friendship, fun together, Jim’s silly jokes, and concerns for one another. All of these aspects of your journey is what make your adventures great!!!
Thank you for the interesting information you always supply about wildlife and plants and tree's. I love that about your video's ❤😊
Great look at it all together. Thanks for sharing your adventures.
HTL ❤️🇨🇦
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching
Respect to the Truckers. People power🙏
17:06 has me dying lol
connexion nature en couple..très belle vidéo...de superbes paysages!..wow venteux, mais superbe!!
loved loved watching this great video thank you for the experience
Oh wow ! Just finished watching your video and love the light house and ocean 🌊 my son , Jesse and I also journeyed through the lands End too ! It's called , Cabrillo National Monument Park in San Diego California. We got to hike and see the Whales 🐳 the light house is open to the public.
Very cool! I’ve heard of that place and I think there are two or more places called lands end in the world. It’s fitting for places that really have an ends-of-the-earth feel.
I enjoy your videos im inspired to try this
Thanks very much! I hope you get the chance to try!
Jim hurt back in the beginning but the Adventurer he is still BEAST mode through it.🤣 👍👋
Yet another awesome video
Also, I would like to pass on a great tip in making cowboy coffee
Spinning your arm like a windmill is nothing more than a parlor trick.
Let Isaac Newton step in, after removing your brew from the heat source, just let it sit for a minute or so.
Your grounds have a greater specific gravity than the coffee, so the settle to the bottom.
When you pour to your mug, it will be groundless
Thanks for sharing your trip
Thanks man, Jeffrey
Interesting, Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica 👍
Thank you Jim for mentioning the unfair treatment of the indigenous people of the area. Who do we think we are to remove people from any area because we want to repurpose it for our own use. Forgive us Lord for our pride that causes so much pain to others in so many ways. All people are guilty of it at some point. It truly is a flawed human desire to oppress others and climb to the top of the heap.
Thank you so much for sharing with us, i cant watch enoug, i want see more and more, u both doing so great, its a pleasure to watch ur Adventures, 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
What a beautiful video! Thankyou for sharing!❤
You pour cold water on top of the grounds and actually Tori spinning the jug after that should work great for they who forget the jet boil jim
Jim, just have the jet boil people fly a new kit out….you could give them great exposure…they could be heroes!
That would be impressive!
rub her knee, ankle, quad, back of knee, hip... touch heals.
I want to see Tori do some gear videos!! What’s in your packs?! ❤😅
That first camp ground was like camping in grandma's back yard. lol Nice trip though.
Thanks, ya, that was not expected for a backcountry site.
Thank you
You’re welcome!!
Jim Baird Adventurer Yields to no one!!! 😁
Haha, thanks
Wow how beautiful the east thanks for showing us this
You’re welcome
Magical :, GODS creation never gets less than majestic
Great opening lol. Those are some high tech hiking poles hahaha. I think I missed this the first time around, perfect for tonight. Good timing bro.
Nice, I hope you liked it!
@@JimBairdAdventurer Yeah man, you are a really good guide and I like to watch you and Tori explore. You remind me of my instructors at an outward bound west school I did many years ago. We learned so much from them due to their passion for nature. You’ve got that same passion and it comes thru every video. I appreciate that. Look forward to the next one!
Fantastic trail and intro is catchy.😄😄😄
🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼
Very good, when I got new legs I will go off grid. You are both great.
Jim, there are some things one should yield to: wives, mules passing on the trail and beer!
Hahah, agreed
Interesting about the porcupines! I wonder if that is where they got the name porcupine mountains in the upper peninsula from
I dint know but probably not since it’s somewhat west of Iroquois territory
Baird binging , thanks for sharing all your excellent adventures
Thanks a lot! Glad you’re enjoying them.
👍👍🤠
Jim,Tori is an angel. Go easy on her.
Thanks a lot, ya she’s the best
Love beer.Older than you guys.Big diff when quit beer
👍 thanks
Watching your hike this is exciting new place to watch love you guys
Thanks!
How big are those packs? Lol look like 100 l expedition packs. I always thought Jim as a ultralight backpacker.
Ya, they’re fairly large for sure snd packing camera gear. Never have been an ultralight backpacker though.
@@JimBairdAdventurer lol
That was not the light house, (Out house?).
Tori, when I go hiking or even go walking on a long Pier to fish 🐟🎣 I too need to take aspirins 😭😭😭😁 I'm my son's caregiver and I like to keep us both busy enjoying life's beautiful nature. Jesse loves to go fishing 🎣 and hiking by the San Diego lakes and can hike for hours. He is a young 33 year old man with lots of energy. Thank you for sharing your amazing videos 👌😊 take care you guys and keep having fun!! 🎉🎉🎉
Jim your knowledge is amazing!!! So educational…👠🚌👠
Thanks a lot
Awesome journey you two!😎😎 Beautiful trail indeed. 👫🏞️🌅🥂🪵🔥🪓🪚☕🍳🍂🍁🌲🐻🐺🦌🐿️🦨🦅🪶God bless! Dottie from sunny San Diego 🌞🕊️
I love it....
Thanks
Jim/Tori
What is the significance of this book and it’s relation to cowboy coffee ?!?
What book?
Great job.Thanks.
Loved watching. Everything about this was amazingly beautiful.
LMFAO 49:16
Wtf Jim? Lolol
Hahaha
You damn nut lol.. This is my new ringtone
Thnxs 👍
You’re welcome
Great video - beautiful topography!
Thanks a lot! Ya, there is truly some amazing scenery there.
Thanks!
Really Impressed with your wife, she is totally a trooper, my wife and I watched the 3 day Bonaventure trip and she is braver than us. Really enjoy your videos.
What a view big jim!
Hi from Syracuse NY USA everyone
👍👍
Another great video!!! Thanks for sharing!!
You’re welcome!
Another great adventure, thanks for the show!
You’re welcome!
Love your videos Jim! Wondering how heavy your packs are?
Thank you again for awesome video.
You’re welcome
👌
Thanks
So on night one you basically stayed at the horse site & missed the people site, eh?
No but something like that
My momma sas my moma sas,!!!
Thanks for the content big Jim 🙂
You’re welcome
Yo dude finish up the journey with your brother… sorry dude
No prob, I’ll be back to posting that this Sunday!
At 1:06…are those fiddlehead ferns? Eatables?
I’m out sure of the ones you’re looking at at 1:06 but this is the fall so I assume you’re talking about fully matured ferns that would be fiddleheads in the spring? The ones that are fiddleheads in the spring are Ostrich ferns so if you see matured ostrich ferns in the video then yes.
Belle randonnées c’est magnifique merci à tous les deux pour les vidéos
Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica
Haha, right on.
good idea i aint never seen nothing like that WOW
“Quebec maritime” scenery 😂 I hope not too many maritimers hear that lol. Great vid!
You’re not really the brightest bulb in the box are ya? This area is called maritime Québec it’s very much a part of maritime Canada.
@@JimBairdAdventurer the maritimes don’t include Quebec but c’est la vie. I’ll take your word for it. There is no part of the maritimes that consider Quebec as part of the maritimes lol. Anyhoo, all is well. Maybe not the brightest bulb but having been born in northern Ontario and now living in NS, neither want much to do with Quebec lol. I love all what makes up our flag…
Yes, the Maritime provinces don’t include Québec as Québec as a whole is not costal in the same kind of way. Maritime means of relating to, or bordering on the sea. So, this part of Québec (Gaspé) is very much that and borders with New Brunswick. It also shares much of the same architecture and culture that Canada’s Maritime provinces have. It’s officially called maritime Québec. I didn’t invent that.
Also, thanks a lot thanks I’m was just kidding..I’m super glad you liked the content. I hope I’ll get
The chance to explore more of the Atlantic provinces in the future
Fantastic couple you two are! God bless you and your family!
Thanks a lot!!