Ontario's Forgotten River - Documentary | Is It Still Worth Paddling the White River?
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- The White River was once touted as the top ten rivers to paddle in Ontario. Endless rapids, deep canyons, and stunning falls were all features of this rugged river. But this river hasn't been immune to changes, changes that have altered this waterway forever. Get a perspective of this once mighty river when in 2020, a friend and I were the first paddlers to canoe the entire length of the river from it's headwaters to its mouth, once it was re-opened back to the public after being closed for over a decade. This is the full documentary of the trip in the summer of 2020. For those interested in canoeing this river, this feature will provide insight into what you'll experience and allow you to decide whether the White River is still worth paddling. A more detailed multi-part series is also to follow.
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This, by far, has been the best video I've watched in quite some time. No faff, no promoting crap, no ''here's how I saw a log for a fire''.
On top of that, despite one of you having the dodgiest moustaches I've ever seen and looking like you will be on a Netflix documentary in the future, running big balls rapids and awesome editing. Win win win.
Thank you, gents!
Hi Chris, wow, thanks so much for your kind words! Really appreciate you watching and sharing your thoughts. TH-cam provides a great platform for everyone to share their experiences so I'm just thrilled I could share mine with people like you. I'm really glad you enjoyed it. 😄 re moustache And who knows what's next for that stache! 😉 Cheers!
hahaha - "here's how I saw a log for a fire" yes. that gets old immediately!
This was a great story being told. As a person who has paddled the White River from White Lake Park to Hattie Cove 14 times, and once solo, the memories flooded my soul. There were places lost and will never be found, there were majestic rapids that now run under large lakes, but in the end, the White River still prevails with its finding home at Superior. Again, thank you, great great great canoe video.
I was just wishing for a new canoe trip to watch today. That was fantastic and I really, really enjoyed it. Much needed vicarious canoe therapy. Loved seeing so many new parts of our regional backyard here. And your capture of and discussion on the industrial impacts. I'm always conflicted about hydro dams but it was sad to see falls as pretty as Umbata affected like that. Can't believe those dicks at Ess Rapids. Well done and well paddled--thank you!
Perfect timing! Thanks so much Jon. It was a long one, so appreciate you watching it in one go. I agree, the dams are unfortunate, especially because the river is still pretty incredible with them, but it does mar an excellent canoe route as well as an amazing river. Yeah, that incident at Ess Rapids was so unexpected. Never had that ever happen. So weird. Thanks buddy!
@@ThePursuitofPassion I love the long format vids for a long trip... Lets me get into the flow of the trip. And it was only about 10 mins per day so it had a great pace. Perfect 👌👏
great video...the image..the tone..everything is perfect...really great job...
Thanks so much Paul! Really appreciate you taking the time to watch and share your comments. 🙏
Just today came across this video which brought back some memories.. I did this river with a group of 12 Junior Rangers(6Canoes) on/about 1969, watching your video only confirmed my memory of its harsh river conditions.. I don't recall no Federal Park office back in those days...I was working for the old Department Lands and Forests in those days.. at 75yrs, I wouldn't dare try canoeing it today... I would have been 19yrs old in 1969. We all had Cedar Strip Canoes in those days and had to stop several times to patch the canoes from rock damage with spruce/pine gum pitch.
We have family in Wawa and have been to Negwazu Lake. This video makes me wish I was 40 years younger. We loved every second of it.
That's great! Well, you must know the area well. Hopefully it brought back some good memories! Thanks a lot Walter!
Thanks so much for posting that! I’ve paddled the White R., both times from the town in the 80’s and 90’. You’ve taken me down memory lane seeing Umbata and the canyon etc. and even the last “portage campsite”. It’s a stellar river. I have mixed feelings about the development but very glad to see that the Pic and Mobert bands were involved. Really enjoyed the footage of rapid running. I was yelling “draw”....”crossbow” as you went!
You're welcome Steve! That's great! Yeah, I bet it was down memory lane. It must have been weird not to see some of the rapids and falls, including the dams. But glad you still enjoyed it and had fun watching. Appreciate you sharing your story, that was really cool!
Your approach to Umbata was correct. You start crossing the grassy area/bay on the west shore and then finding the trail up and into the woods. Hard to believe few people see the falls from the old viewing platform now. Keep filming! All the best.
Very well done! Narration was awesome. Could have been a National Geographic special. Thank You for sharing!
😆 I'm not sure about that, but thanks so much my friend! Glad you enjoyed it. Cheers
Great video! I still can't get over those 2 fishermen though. The river belongs to everyone!
Yeah, it really caught us off guard. Never experienced that before, and agree, it belongs to us all. Thanks so much Katanya! 😊
Wow David what an epic documentary you've put together here! I couldn't get enough of the whitewater and I so appreciate the effort in filming each section and how you explained the approach to each as well. You guys worked together so effortlessly and made those difficult sections look easy. I still believe you are the most skilled paddler on TH-cam 👍 I loved the narration throughout but especially at the ending, you summarized the story in a captivating and beautiful way. I believe this is the style of video that TH-cam is lacking in the world of canoe tripping, so many thanks for the obvious hours upon hours of editing to be able to share this with us. Cheers my friend 🍻
Thanks so much Pete! Epic is high praise in the shadow of a real TH-cam documentarian. 😉😊 Glad you enjoyed it, especially the whitewater aspect. It certainly is a lot of fun running whitewater, but every once in awhile, it does kick your butt. 😄 You know more than anyone how much work it takes to make a documentary, but it certainly makes it worthwhile. So it is rewarding to get positive feedback from people like you. Thanks so much my friend. Look forward to working together on projects in the near future!
Thank you so much for this! I paddled the White River with my father back in 1993, and again in 1997. It was amazing to see things that I’d only seen in memories over the past 25 years.
You're welcome! That's awesome, so you were definitely going down memory lane. I'm glad you could relive it through this video. All the best!
As a former resident of White River, its great to see the river from a different perspective, and the town once again (been +15 years).
That's wonderful! Glad you enjoyed it. Would have loved to see the town more when we passed, or the prespectives from the residents, but unfortunately it was getting late and we needed to find a campsite.
Thanks for posting, I was raised in Wawa, fished so many lakes and rivers around White River when the hwy went through.
Seriously?? Wobbling means stop!!! That tire WAS fixable boys . Loved the video.
Trust us, we questioned the shuttle driver as it made us nervous. Apparently it was doing this during his drive up. He said he did a quick check but didn't find anything. Not sure how we could have fixed it as the bolts were sheared off. Nonetheless it was a learnable moment. Thanks!
I was the one that mapped out, maintained and wrote the canoe route brochures for the White River back in the late seventies. I've paddled the entire White many times from Negwazu L. I was a student working for MNR, mapping and producing brochures for most of the rivers in the old White River district. If there are any yellow portage signs left on these routes then they were mine.
Wow, that's so amazing! I'm thrilled you found this video and took the time to watch it. I would love to connect with you and get your perspectives on the White, as you were intimately involved in the route's creation. I believe many of those signs were wooden, correct? I'm trying to recall if we saw any. I know many of them have rotted over time or have fallen off. (I've seen many from other canoe routes across Ontario.) Thanks so much for sharing you story!
Thanks for posting !
I have to admit, I was somewhat saddened to learn about the two new dams constructed below the original White Lake dam....especially the one above Umbata falls. August of 1989 before those dams were constructed, Fred Freeman and myself, our two solo canoes, and equipment for three weeks, traveled by train from Thunder Bay to Mobert (the last year that Via rail ran that route). Five glorious days on the White, camping, running rapids and portaging (do remember the long and sweaty portage around Unbata) in a virtually untouched wilderness, spilling out onto Lake Superior......ten days paddling the Lake to the Michipicoten River to Wawa and beyond....four days up the Michipicoten and finally to the town of Missanabie to catch our train back to Thunder Bay. Your video brought back those wonderful memories. Take care, Gardner.
Wow, that sounds like a great trip Gardner! Thanks so much for sharing that. What a difference it was, even then. It's great to hear other paddler's perspective of this river, and their experience as well. I'm thrilled you were able to relive some of your memories. Really appreciate you watching this doc and sharing your thoughts. All the best!
A great tip of the hat to you sir!
You took an epic canoe trip. and trained it was well !
I was born and raised in Wawa, had no idea the ' White ' was an epic journey.
Working your way back up an historic canoe route to the height of land is wonderful. I spent years in the area in my dad's old Land Rover, a childhood of incredible memories on a very historic landscape.
Growing up with every summer on Lake Superior is a childhood filled with gratitude and experiences so emdedded I brought my own family back every summer for 15 years from the west coast.
Thanks for posting !
I was glued to every minute of this. I would love to see you take on many more river adventures. Great job
Hey David, thanks so much! You bet, there is lots more coming, and quite a bit already on my channel. But lots more to come. Hope to see you around! Cheers
I've been up around White River a few times, never on it. I can't believe how amazing that river is. Thanks for a the journey. Perhaps one day I'll try some of its easy rapids. Will have to get a rock solid canoe now.
Merci!! Thank you!!! Loved everything. Loved to hear you communicating about how to take the rapids, the you explain how you read them and the music that fits the ''crucial'' moments :-) makes me want to be, to go out there in canoe even more!!
You're welcome Lainy! Glad you found the video informative and interesting. Appreciate you watching and feeling inspired to canoe more Happy paddling! 👍
I began white water paddling in 1967, and I am still at it. I joined the Ontario Voyageurs Kayak Club, centered mainly out of Toronto. The group was up and running with about 1/3 of the members being German immigrants that introduced fiberglass white water kayaks to Canada. Herman Kerchoff was one of them, he set up the Madawaska Kayak Camp and took a shot in the first white water Olympics. I joined the group on the Middle Fork of the Salmon River in Idaho in 1969 , the Galatain, Selway, and Stillwater rivers there. We all paddled home made fiberglass boats that took a weekend to build for about $75. Most were 12 feet long, mine was 14 feet long, running some pretty wild white water. I still have the boat, and 4 more of them. I still use my newer 12 ft fiberglass kayak, now 43 years old. The patches have patches, but it only sinks slowly and I have a lot of fun in it, and it brings back over a half century of memories.
Hey Steven, what a wonderful and storied past you had. Thanks so much for sharing that. I love when people share they stories from the past. I can truly feel the same passion in all of you. Really appreciate you watching the doc and sharing your love of whitewater. Cheers!
Can’t wait to watch this !! Thanks for sharing !
Anytime, thanks for checking it out Tom!
What an adventure! Thanks for bringing us along.
Thanks a lot Keith! Appreciate you joining us on the adventure.
Such an AUTHENTIC adventure guys, you really MADE it your own - super well done!
Oh my gosh, it must have been even more INSANELY beautiful in its original form.. the glimpses of the past clearly SHOUT beauty.
so wonderful and amazing ..a big like and a happy weekend
Thanks so much Ann, very much appreciated. Have a nice weekend yourself!
What an amazing and inspiring trip! Thank you for taking us along!
Anytime Blake, thanks so much for checking it out. Appreciate the kind words.
Great video. I loved watching it. Thanks David.
Thanks Jimmy! It was a long one. Appreciate you watching it!
I think one canoe upset twice. But we didn’t loose any gear. This sure brings back memories. The bugs were real bad. It that time there was a few people that lost their lives . It can be challenging it’s no place for novice paddlers. I’m really enjoying this video. Thanks.
Good to hear. There are definitely some challenging rapids and yes, not a trip for novices. Glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks Tom.
Very well done , young fellows excellent video , great narration, beautiful scenery. Thanks for taking us along for the ride .👍
Diamond Dave, I looked on Rotten Tomatoes and seen that the video was "Certified Fresh". The tomato meter was at 95%. Great trip!
Dude!!!! That was the most hilarious comment!!!! 😂😂😂 That was hands down original. 🙌 You continue to make me laugh. Thanks so much bro, really appreciate it.
Loved this. Didn't really intend to watch the whole thing, but I was drawn in. Thanks for putting in the effort to tell this story! Super-authentic.
Thanks so much, I really appreciate the comment and your time. 🙏😊 More than happy share it, especially knowing people are enjoying it. Cheers!
Love the narration style of your videos and appreciate the step by step explanations for running the whitewater segments. Beautiful and educational.
You're welcome! Glad you enjoyed it and that you found it informative. Really appreciate that you took the time to watch it, as it was a long one! 😬🙏
Wow what an incredible trip / video! Just subscribed looking forward to watching more!
Cheers
What a seriously awesome trip. You guys looked like you had a blast.
Thanks a lot Danny! It was odd trip in many ways, but we definitely enjoyed many aspects of it.
We did the White River 40 years ago when I lived in Schreiber. We all worked for the CPR and got dropped off on a siding with our gear and canoes to start our River trip . We often did that anywhere from Thunder Bay to Sudbury. You can’t do that anymore. It sure was handy.
That's awesome Tom! I'm sure it was a different river then. And that's pretty handy working for the CPR. What a bonus! Love to hear what other trips you did off the train. Cool!
Thanks for your videos. Always fun to watch.
ahhhh there is that soothing narrating voice once again! Definitely a memorable trip David, lots of ups and a couple hiccups. It is Unfortunate you had to run into selfish and negative behaviour in such a beautiful place , definitely not the norm when it comes to outdoorsman etiquette. Awesome white water and spectacular scenery. Well done and thank you for sharing!
Soothing??! 🤔 Hmmm, I may have to debate you on that! 😄 Appreciate the kind words bro. Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for the continued support!
Epic effort on the trip and the edit. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks a lot Stephen! Appreciate you swinging by.
@@ThePursuitofPassion Wouldn't miss your offerings. Be well.
Thank you for this heard adventure. It completely carried me away. I was in the middle of it. An adventurous journey with a lot of respect for the river and the landscape. And filmed, narrated and edited very well. Thanks. 👍 Greenings from Germany.
You're welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thanks so much for taking the time to watch it and your kind comment. Cheers from 🇨🇦
Yeah, no 3 min clips of "here's how I made dinner" !
Lol. I hear ya Lisa. Although I am catering to both groups. My series of the same trip goes into more details where there are some aspects of cooking, as well as things like how we came upon that dead moose. So stick to the documentary for a more concise summation of my trip and refer to the the series if you want more details of it. Cheers
loved it! awesome adventure and great filming/narration.
Hi Lalit, appreciate you watching and your kind comments. Thank you!
Awesome trip boys! No shortage of challenges along the way but you guys hit them head on and with grace. Thanks for taking us along! 🇨🇦
Thanks a lot! Certainly keeps the trip interesting. Appreciate you checking it out. 🙏
glad i found this in my feed today, what a great video i will def be watching all your videos
Thanks so much Chris, appreciate the support and hope you enjoy the other videos. Cheers!
You two are a great paddling team! Thanks for sharing this wonderful trip down the White River.
Thanks a lot Carl! Appreciate the comment and watch. 🙏😊
Great video. Thanks for sharing
Hey Dwayne, any time! Thanks for swinging by. Cheers
Great video, new viewer! Thanks for sharing, I just want to say that the gentleman telling you guys to leave the fishing spot is shocking. I was happy to hear that you just stayed, and you smacked some walleye in front of them!
Hey Jack, thanks so much! Yeah, that was so unexpected as we were having a nice conversation and then to hear that. We actually did leave the area they were fishing at (at the end of Ess Rapids) and we moved on, but apparently it wasn't good enough. That's where we made our stand and yes, it worked out great with the fishing. Thanks a lot my friend!
@@ThePursuitofPassion I was happy to see that! Anyways, enjoyed the video and will be watching the next river trip! Cheers
So good! Great story, narration, and filming. Exciting footage!
Thanks so much Linda! Really appreciate the feedback and kind words.
Super video - excellent narration and filming - I was riveted!
Thanks so much! Appreciate the feedback and happy you enjoyed it. Hope to see you again.
A thoroughly enjoyable video log of the trip. brings back some memories of Northern Ontario rivers. Thanks!
Thanks so much! There are lots of amazing rivers and waterways in northern Ontario. Glad you have fond memories of them. Looking forward to exploring more of them!
Ontario camping and paddling season is about to begin!! Great video.
You bet! As long as the lockdowns don't continue. Let's hope! Thanks a lot.
Excellent video, thank you 🙏
You're welcome! Thanks for watching, appreciate that! 😊
Very well produced......enjoyed!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!
Fascinating documentary! Thanks for sharing your adventures.
Thanks so much for checking it out. Based on the name of your channel, looks like you'd have equally interesting adventures!
Great trip and great video. Congrats
Thanks a lot! Glad you enjoyed it.
Great video guys!
Thanks a lot! Appreciate you watching.
This was awesome. Thanks for sharing your story!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching and sharing you thoughts. 😊
This was excellent. Well done.
Hey Tosh, thrilled seeing ya here, thanks so much for swinging by!
Wow this was a great one! Loved how you brought all aspects of the trip together. Thanks for sharing
Thanks guys! Glad you enjoyed it. Ready for another season? 🤘
@@ThePursuitofPassion Big time!
Bravo!!!!! Enjoyed every minute of this video.
Thank you Dave! Glad you enjoyed it. 🙏
Thank you for taking along on the ride.
You're welcome! Hopefully you'll join us!
Great video! I watched the whole thing.
Thanks so much Paul, appreciate it as well as sharing your thoughts!
Awesome documentary of your trip. Very Zen, good choices and some very nice lines and moves!
Thanks so much Chris! Appreciate you swinging by and taking the time to watch. Hope to see you around again!
Outstanding chronicle!
Thanks so much Mark! Thanks so much for watching and commenting. Cheers
Great journey and excellent commentary
Thanks so much Martin, appreciate you following along. 😊
Great video. Well done.
Thanks a lot, appreciate you swinging by and watching. Cheers!
Another excellent video👍
Thanks so much Harpeet! 🙏
Amazing video!!!! Excellent job gentlemen. I loved watching this!!!
Thanks so much Bernadette! Glad you enjoyed it. Appreciate the comment.
adversity with experience makes knowledge,you guys are great,you just dumped it and are prepairing for next run,i love it.
A&W is the classic fast food stopping point on all outdoor adventures.
Haha When it is there, you bet!
White River A&W is legendary
A truly remarkable video and wonderful adventure. I learned a lot - thank you for sharing
Thanks so much for watching and commenting Michelle! Really appreciate it. 🙏
Awesome adventure great videography
Thanks so much John!
Excellent video. Thank you very much.
You're welcome Ray. Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for swinging by.
Thank you David, for this wonderful documentary. I can't imagine how much time you spent combing footage & editing, but your labour of love is evident in the end product. It was so much fun to watch you two shoot all those rapids & the killer shots of the falls you didn't shoot!
Love the pinned post about dodgy moustaches & showing up on a Netflix documentary. :)
Shout out to Pete Parkes for suggesting I watch your longer format video. Good call!
Cheers
Tim
Thanks a lot Tim! The many hours spent editing can certainly be daunting at times. Appreciate you taking the time to watch it and share your thoughts. Glad you enjoyed it too. Pete's a good guy. I'm sure you checked out his videos too. Cheers!
What a journey you just took ME on!!
Well done to you both!
Thanks for watching Jim! 😊
Wow. Great work!
Thanks a lot Philip! Appreciate you checking it out. ✌
In 2003 I ran the White River on a solo trip. One solo run on the Spanish was all the solo experience I had. Back then information was harder to come by. I really didn’t know what to expect.
It was a wonderful trip! Within a year or two after, I returned with a friend. Your video definitely brought a flood memories.
I was shocked by the situation with the river and definitely saddened. The White as I knew it is gone!
Love your style of video. Thanks.
That's awesome Dan. The Spanish is a great whitewater river as well. I've run both the West and East branches and it certainly would help to prep you for other river trips. Yeah, it is sad what happened to the river. Can't say we were thrilled by it either. Appreciate you checking it out and sharing your experience!
What a great trip. Thank you for the video.
Subscribed and look forward to watching more of your stuff!!
You're welcome! Appreciate the follow Ron. Took a pause for some family matters, but will be back soon.
"Pure Karma"... nice! The fish gods were smiling on you two. That gave me a great chuckle.
You're right! Funny how things happen, eh? Thanks Andy, appreciate you checking it out. Cheers
This is amazing! Love it.
Thanks guys! Appreciate you swinging by.
This was definitely the best and most exciting River we ever did 40 years ago. And you guys nailed it thanks a million. 👍🇨🇦 cheers.
Awesome! Anytime Tom! 🙏👊
A superb video describing a great journey through the backcountry wild river of Ontario. Well done.
Thanks a lot Rene! Really appreciate you taking the time to watch it and commenting. Cheers
Very well done! Brings back memories of canoeing with my father, including a multi-day trip in Algonquin Provincial Park. Thank you!
Thanks a lot David! That's great. It's amazing how many people have fond memories of canoe trips in the past with friends and family. A big reason why I continue to pursue canoe trips so passionately. Cheers
Excellent video guys. That Pike at the end was intense. New Sub
Thanks Brendan, glad you enjoyed it! Yeah, the fight with the pike was nuts under the conditions, but thoroughly enjoyable. Appreciate the support! 🙏
High quality content as usual. You should get 100 times more views!
Thanks so much Zhou! Appreciate the support.
Great video very informative thank you so much for documenting such an adventure.
You're welcome! Appreciate the watch and glad you enjoyed it.
Great Video!
Appreciate the watch, thank you!
Awesome video...🙂👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks a lot Allen! Appreciate you checking it out!
We did the White in 1982 . It sure has changed. But we did so many different rivers back then. We lost our maps shortly after that first turn over. So we just went for it and took some real chances and were lucky. Because there were some large falls we encountered and that’s were some guys got killed and they never found their bodies.
Wow, other than the new dams and the flooded sections, it must be like going down memory lane! Wow, I'm sure you had some great stories on your trip as well. Yeah, we did hear about some tragedies. It isn't a river to trifle with due to the many falls and big rapids. Thanks for sharing this Tom!
We paddled all the way from the mouth of the White back to Rossport . That was a challenging part of our trip I think it was about 150 mile trip. We all lost over 25 lbs of body weight. Great memories for sure. 👍🇨🇦
Wow, that is quite the haul after paddling the White, but the scenery and shoreline must be gorgeous. Lake Superior is a challenge in the best of times. I've paddled sections of the coast several times and know what it's like. I can't believe you guys lost so much weight! What happened?
LOOOOOVE the addition of the latitude and longitude markers. It lets us follow your trip right down to your campsite! So cool.
Thanks Anthony! This is the first time I did this, so happy it was useful to some viewers. Appreciate you watching and the comment!
Thanks for your efforts in producing this. I have been unable to paddle Ontario the last 2 summers, so I lived it vicariously through this. Thanks again.
Thanks! I appreciate you watching it. I assume the whole pandemic issue is the cause, but hopefully soon the restrictions will end and you'll be back. All the best!
Very interesting guys thanks for doing this
You're welcome, thank you.
Awesome trip brothers!!
Appreciate you watching and your comment. Thank you!
This is great thanks for this resource guys
You're welcome, anytime. Thanks for checking it out!
Another excellent video. Nice paddling the both of you. Amazing scenery as always and great filming and editing David! So close to that 1000 mark. Couple more days!!!! Awesome work as always!
Thanks a lot Keenan! Appreciate your support. We were in the same area last summer, too bad we didn't cross paths! Hopefully in the future.
Top draw lads superb narrative and filming loved it.
Thanks so much Richard! Appreciate the feedback, cheers. 🙏
Another great paddling partner. Awesome trip, I am tired just watching you guys.but I was pulling with you2the whole way
Ben is a great tripping partner and friend. We've been paddling together for years. Thanks a lot Connie! 🙌
Great Work! Have driven in that area several times over the years. This video shows another dimension to this area!
Ironically when I drive by or over a river, I always wonder what the waterway is like. So it is rewarding to not only paddle it, but share my experience so others may know. Appreciate the comment Brian, thank you!
I'm not sure how I came across the video, but I stopped and watch the whole thing. Thank you for sharing this amazing and beautiful trip! Cheers!
😄 I guess that's the TH-cam algorithm doing it's magic! Well thank you for watching and I appreciate you sharing your thoughts! Cheers
I was looking forward to this and I was not disappointed. Great video, really interesting narrative, and a truely epic trip. Those extra camera shots running the rapids must have taken some work to set up and so worth it. Thanks heaps for this, I’ll be watching it again.
Phew! 😄 You always wonder how it is going to be received when you release a video, but thanks to the many comments including yours, it looks like I was able to pull it off. Thanks so much! Definitely, it took extra time and effort to set up and shoot, but worth it. Something I'm hoping to improve and continually work on with future videos and projects. Thanks a lot for your support Paul!
fantastic job!!
Thanks so much Tom!
Throughly enjoyed watching this documentary 👌 very impressed with your whitewater skills which made it so fun to watch! Not sure if your still posting new videos on this channel, but I subscribed & look forward to watching what is here. Thanks so much for sharing your experiences ❤
Absolutely amazing David!! I appreciate all your video's sir, top 10 content creator on TH-cam in my honest opinion, please keep the video's coming :)
Wow, thanks a lot Scott! Really appreciate your comment, support and kind words. Lots more to come for sure. 😊