Paying the Piper - (7 of 11) Eight Day Solo Canoe Trip with my Dog
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- Part 7 of 11.
Come along on this extended cut video log of my solo canoe trip, well almost solo, I did it with my my dog Maddy. We made our way through Algonquin Park traveling 150km in all with 26 portages totalling 26km. There are a total of 11 videos that are each approximately 15 minutes.
Hope you enjoy watching them as much as we enjoying putting them together.
I love watching this. As someone who loves the outdoors but rarely gets to experience it, I enjoy watching other Canadian's get to experience our outdoors!
I am always there with you when I watch your amazing videos! Please don't ever stop! This is as good as it gets on TH-cam or anywhere else!
I LOVE waking up and having another Maddy video to watch!!
The Best canoe trip video i have seen. Thanks. I enjoy it a lot
I love the end scene. Fantastic and beautiful! Maddy is amazing! Great job!
That was really beautiful. A canoe is so quite that you can get so close to nature, like the mother moose and her young. Thanks for sharing.
Great vid as usual. maddy never gets old!
Sleep well my friend you have earned it!
I'm really enjoying watching.
Jim
Wow! 7:30 was an awesome encounter! Love the videos
Also I absolutely live your vidoes. Great scenes and very useful info and techniques, I find myself watching them several times and I have subscribed to your channel. Keep up the good work.
I've been watching your video series while doing some boring writing and editing. Thanks!
Wow; this vid is gorgeous! The moose and her baby were so majestic...and Maddy didn't bark! My guy would have gone ballistic, lol.
I love when the river is so calm it looks like a mirror; beautiful.
Kat S. Thanks so much, it's always an incredible experience to witness scenes like that, it never gets old.
your attitude while running so late was awesome, i liked the series good job! heading into algonquin in a few weeks back packing
Great video bud very relaxing to watch and inspiring
Honestly ive seen stuff on national geographic that doesent come close to this.. The footage of moose was really great!!!
Man I wish we had setups like this in NC.
Really good narration! Excellent video. Good editing..what else can I say? Oh, I like the dog! (Goose? Maddie?)
I liked your video a lot. It's amazing what you can do when you push yourself. This past summer my son and I hiked Killarney Provincial Park's 78km La Cloche Silhouette trail in three days. Why three days? It was all the time my son could give me for the hike. Anyway, our hike pushed me to my limits but was fantastic to do.
seeing that moose would scare the crap out of me! haha still, it would be cool to see
Awesome
Hello Great stuff thanks for doing and posting. Must has been a lot of extra workMakes for nice souvenirs and funn for us to watch. Got a few tricks from watching
Could you say what sort of bowls the 2 green ones for eating and preparing food.
Where the Aladdin collapsible?
Cheers
Great videos. Just found your channel and subscribed. Not sure if you have covered what stuff do you take for the Dog. If you havent done already could you plse do a video regardong Dog food blankets as well as preparation. etc Best wishes George and Jane in the UK
Thanks for the sub and topic request, I've added it to my list. Suggestions like this really help. Stay tuned!
Very cool Moose encounter. When you talked about coming around a corner did you say there was a grizzly or could be one? I really am enjoying your trip .
Just a technical question @4:18 is that a yellow PFD on the top of your pack? i know the water is very shallow where the canoe is, safe and successful solo travel is the summation of GOOD HABITS. Maddy has her PFD on! Good dog.
stunning to see the moose and her baby , can I ask what make of canoe are you using? thanks...colin
great vids what time of year?
@camper905 Ha, good catch. That would be too long of a day with the editing.
I hate portaging. This is the only part that I dislike canoeing. The pack seems to weight an extra pound every 100m.
@kycanoecamper to me it looks like he is using the "official" algonquin park canoe map that you can get from the park permit offices. Another great Algonquin Map is the one by Jeffrey McMurtrie. Just google "free algonquin Map".
Hey wait.. I'm confused... at 12:27 you say you have the tent up, but then at 13:27 you say you are going to put the tent up?? Too long a day or error in editing?
you have probably been asked a million times. what is your camera and how do u capture so much footage?
During the 8 day solo, did you come across anyone else?
usually when someone says "such and such has the runs!" that phrase means such and such has to shit. Not the literal interpretation that they are actually running. just for future clarity. lol.
whats in those waters as far as fish to catch and eat?
fish, to catch and eat.
Do you have to camp in approved sites only?
Technically, it's only permissible to camp at the specific sites on the map (they're marked with bright orange signs to make them easy to spot), and campers are strongly encouraged to make all effort to do so. There are several reasons for this, including fire control, animal protection (avoiding nesting sites, spawning beds and so on) and others. However, there is sometimes no choice. For example, if one gets windbound, night falls on a lake with no sites, etc. In these cases, one is expected to make as little impact on the area as possible - i.e. no fire, try not to move around and trample the vegetation and so on; simply pitch as modest a shelter as possible and pass on ASAP.
Do you bring a gun when you go on trips like that for bears and other things
No, I don't bring any kind of firearm. I'll generally have bear bangers (kind of like flares but make a huge bang) or an air horn but I've never had to use either. Black bears around where I go scare quite easily.
Hey where do you get your maps.