Solo Canoe Hammock Camping in the Adirondacks | Saranac Lakes Wild Forest | ASMR
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- Solo Canoe Hammock Camping in the Adirondack's Saranac Lakes Wild Forest after Spring Ice Out. I start out early morning on a bluebird day at Follensby Clear Pond where the water is like glass with mirrored reflections. I then make my way to Horseshoe Pond and then to Little Polliwog Pond... before making my final portage into Polliwog Pond where I find a beautiful peninsula to set up camp. The solitude of this early Spring trip made for a nice way to start my 2024 paddling season. I am paddling a Placid Boatworks Rapidfire pack canoe. My bag is the 110L NRS Bill's Bag. My boots are the NRS Boundary Boots. My paddle is a Werner Kalliste bent shaft.
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This video series of yours is going to be epic!!! So many amazing shots.
Thank you. I really like making this style of video.
@@CanoeCampClimb It shows. You are really good at it. That is a lot of camera work. 👏🏻
Wonderful depiction of the adk! So beautiful and wonderful ❤️. The intake of nature is beyond anyone's greatest ideas.
Thanks Joshua. I really enjoyed this spring trip.
Another tranquil start with my 7am coffee 🙏🏴
glad you like it. I will be releasing the other canoe camping seasons (Summer, Fall, Winter) over the coming weeks.
I really enjoy your videos. I've been to St. Regis twice and am already planning my early spring 2025 trip. I appreciate your perspective and how you obviously love that wilderness.
Thank you Bob. I appreciate the compliment. Early spring is such a great time to get out. Fewer people, before the bugs. And timing it with the return of the loons is always nice.
Amazing edit as always. Great video.
Thank you
Awesome!!!
thank you
Very nice my friend😎
Thank you. I will be releasing the other canoe camping seasons (Summer, Fall, Winter) over the coming weeks.
Butch, per our discussion earlier, I didn’t make the connection ! This is what I was thinking about, definitely a place I’m going ! Thanks again ! Hopefully we can hook up for a paddle !
You’ll love it. I look forward to meeting up
Waiting for the video
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Fantastic ! The views from the water ,looking at your camp were insane. Well done ! Hammock Gear has some incredible products, very solid company for sure ! That looks like an option for next month ! Thanks for sharing my friend !
I loved that site. Sunrise and sunset views. I will be releasing the other canoe camping seasons (Summer, Fall, Winter) over the coming weeks.
@@CanoeCampClimb I anticipate those being fantastic also ! Peace ✌️
Top shelf! Black flies, stage right.
Thankfully they weren't biting for this trip. But I've been up the last 2 weekends and the black flies and mosquitoes had their way with me. And the no-see-ums even started.
Looking forward to this !👍
Great video. TY. What make and model is your dry bag? Thanks again JP
hey JP. Thank you. I use the NRS Bill's Bag 110 liter. It a bag that been around forever. I love it. BTW... I will be releasing the other canoe camping seasons (Summer, Fall, Winter) over the coming weeks.
@@CanoeCampClimb I really like the silent film’s. Thanks for your efforts on them. I have watched a previous four season and I ask, why would anyone not consider four season canoeing/camping? I appreciate the info on your dry bag. JP
@@geraldpiacenza8942 the silent style is my favorite to make. For me I watch them to take away stress
I hope this question isn't too personal but...whats your total load weight? Im curious about the weight capacity on a Rapidfire. Thanks!
Hi Patrick. For this trip my pack was heavier than usual because I packed more fresh food than I typically do (and camera equipment/batteries). So my pack was about 60 lbs. And I weighed 235 during this trip. So close to about 300lbs for this trip. But I have certainly loaded it up with a lot more than that for late Fall and early Winter trips which sometimes include hauling firewood in the boat. If you give Joe a call at Placid Boatworks he can give you the load information.