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Glad you enjoyed the North Chanel we are based at Sarnia Yatch club across from Port huron Michigan at lower lake huron now locals are starting to travel to the North Chanel for 2 months when warmer then when you stayed they have favorite spots go back to every year been up a few times with family such many great places to explore only been up for two weeks at a time but grateful my sister and her husband would take me along on their power boat now on third boat since I travelled with them but we are all older now no longer taking longer trips but that's okay! Thanks to a outstanding brother in law who let me travel with them before I met my husband who unfortunately lost him Feb 2020 after 21 years so hangong out with them again botherinlaw made sure they had a bed for me which sweet ! Thank full fa,ily at this stage in my life you brought back some old memories from the eighties and early nineties Cheers safe travels Please come back again !
You gotta love the Great Lakes. Two great counties coming together over 5 great lakes, a few more lakes and waterways that are almost great, with more islands than you can keep up with, each with its own personality. You're seeing sailing, yachting with boats smaller than yours all the way up to huge, fishing (both sport and commercial), a 50 year old shipping fleet supporting viable heavy industry on either side of the lakes. Its declined from its heyday, but I think the lakes have stabilized as far as the industry, fisheries, tourism, water quality and levels etc. They went through a period of boom, a period of bust and now its a stable, viable and hopefully sustainable area in multiple positive ways.
I am so glad you shared your journey on YT. I had no clue about a lot of the places you went. I just told my husband how I would love to visit The Georgian Bay. Congrats on such an accomplishment. You have done more for the loop than you'll ever know. And Ollie has officially eliminated all the bad rocks in Canada! Good job all four of you (Pivot included) Cheers indeed.
I love the way you put meals together with what every you happen to have on the boat. I'm a meat and potatoes guy but you make stuff that sounds delicious. Nicely done.....
After 40 year’s experience in Canada, living there full time for four years, and marrying a Canadian, I’m still happy to come back into the US on every trip.
Happy you folks enjoyed your time in Canada, next time try the Rideau canal from Kingston to Ottawa then head east to Montreal. And back down the Richelieu river to lake Champlain. That would be fun to follow along your journey. Maybe someday i will try it.
I guess you are home but getting to the front door is still a long way to go. Thank you again for sharing your trip. I have always wanted to go to Canada and finally after 70 years you have taken we there.
Canada was so beautiful! Thank you for sharing! On to more beautiful adventures here in the USA! Always so much fun to watch Ollie in the water! Keep traveling safe.
A fun and great episode! We will miss your videos here but I look forward to seeing places I want to visit in the USA. Thank you and standing by on Channel 16 for the next video. 🇨🇦
I started watching your channel, waiting for this day & your arrival to my home state of Michigan. Our cousins live on Drummond Island & we've taken the ferry between DeTour & D.I. many times. Coincidentally, we just returned home from a quick trip along the northeastern shore of Lake Huron . Enjoy the Great Lakes State!
Ollie is a dog of many skills. It amazes me watching the size of rocks she is able to retrieve. Now we find out that she is also a ventriloquist. She can talk without moving her lips. Awesome. It's June 29th 2023 as I write this and you taped it Aug 24th. Time travel. Now the question is, am I looking at the past or into the future. Ha Ha. What are you doing now? No need to answer. I just hope you are enjoying life. Semper Fi.
Just a comment; we, growing up had a German Sheppard named Rex. He loved diving for rocks as well, however, over time we noticed his teeth were being ground down. It caused lots of problems as he aged. Just an observation.
I was just thinking about your travels and wondering what’s next. This reminds me of the book that Peter Jenkins wrote about his travels on the ICW , it’s called “Journey along the Edge of America “ or something very similar to that. It might be something you would enjoy judging from the book, he met lots of nice people and had some great Times & adventures and this was his plan when he bought his Boat. He did take some lessons with a Captain but I don’t think it was very many. I can say without a doubt that anyone near Atlanta would probably trade places with you, it’s getting really hot even in the North Georgia Mountains!!
Headed up there next week! Putting in at st Ignace. What wild cards do you do with shithead? We do 8 skip. 10 clears. 2 reset. Red 3 is a window. 7 next card descends.
Mackinaw island is a MUST stop if your going through Lake Michigan, also Charlevoix is a must stop, has a whole inland lake you can explore and make it all the way to boyne city all inland both towns are awesome with tons to do, traverse city is an awesome stop too, grand haven, Holland, and south haven are all cool as well. Tons and tons of awesome beach towns on Lake Michigan coast. But DO NOT miss mackinaw
Pentwater, Manistee, Frankfort and Whitehall are all awesome too all on Michigan’s west coast tons of places to eat and stay all really cool tourist towns. Silver lake is also a fun stop if you like off-road vehicles n such but that’s a day thing no inlet there, have fun stay safe!
having navigated through Canada's Trent Severn Waterway, is that max 23 feet of beam truly inflexible? I found a possible boat for us, but it has a beam of 24.602 feet
The narrowest lock on the Trent Severn waterway is historic lock 45, which is 23 ft wide. This is the final lock before Georgian Bay. I suppose you could pay to have your boat transported the very short distance from one of the many boat launches near lock 45 to one on Georgian Bay.
Thank you for watching! This video was filmed on Aug 24th.
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Glad you enjoyed the North Chanel we are based at Sarnia Yatch club across from Port huron Michigan at lower lake huron now locals are starting to travel to the North Chanel for 2 months when warmer then when you stayed they have favorite spots go back to every year been up a few times with family such many great places to explore only been up for two weeks at a time but grateful my sister and her husband would take me along on their power boat now on third boat since I travelled with them but we are all older now no longer taking longer trips but that's okay! Thanks to a outstanding brother in law who let me travel with them before I met my husband who unfortunately lost him Feb 2020 after 21 years so hangong out with them again botherinlaw made sure they had a bed for me which sweet ! Thank full fa,ily at this stage in my life you brought back some old memories from the eighties and early nineties Cheers safe travels Please come back again !
You gotta love the Great Lakes. Two great counties coming together over 5 great lakes, a few more lakes and waterways that are almost great, with more islands than you can keep up with, each with its own personality. You're seeing sailing, yachting with boats smaller than yours all the way up to huge, fishing (both sport and commercial), a 50 year old shipping fleet supporting viable heavy industry on either side of the lakes. Its declined from its heyday, but I think the lakes have stabilized as far as the industry, fisheries, tourism, water quality and levels etc. They went through a period of boom, a period of bust and now its a stable, viable and hopefully sustainable area in multiple positive ways.
Yay Ollie, she was cracking me up with the size of the rocks she was getting. Enjoy the Ride
Thank you for this Canada 🇨🇦 segment. We Canucks love you!
I am so glad you shared your journey on YT. I had no clue about a lot of the places you went. I just told my husband how I would love to visit The Georgian Bay. Congrats on such an accomplishment. You have done more for the loop than you'll ever know. And Ollie has officially eliminated all the bad rocks in Canada! Good job all four of you (Pivot included) Cheers indeed.
I love the way you put meals together with what every you happen to have on the boat. I'm a meat and potatoes guy but you make stuff that sounds delicious. Nicely done.....
Thanks Donald!
Glad you enjoyed Canada so much, and please come back, there is so much more to see.
Great stuff as usual
Sad to see you left Canada
Please come back in the future
Looking forward to the rest of loop
Love you guys
Welcome to Michigan!
Welcome to Michigan! I have lived here my whole life. 👍👏
After 40 year’s experience in Canada, living there full time for four years, and marrying a Canadian, I’m still happy to come back into the US on every trip.
Maybe time to move back to your home
@@JohnAnderson-sq8lt Been back since 1987
Simply outstanding videos! Glad your subscribers are growing...well deserved!
Thanks!!
You guys have something genuine going on here. Stay true. ❤
Great job folks I'm loving it 👍👍👍
Thanks, Bubba!
I'm, legit LOLzing about Ollie and her rocks!
Awesome video..Sorry to see u leave 🇨🇦🇨🇦 But pleased u enjoyed so much.....Loving your journey..🇨🇦⚓
You guys are awesome. We know exactly what you are talking about with the beauty of Georgian Bay and the north channel... Eh!
Glad your back in States safe. Yay! Good job swimming Ollie.
Great blogs really enjoy your adventures and for sure the great rock hunter!!
I have fallen in Love with Ollie!!!
We’ll miss you!!!
Good job you guys. I really like the music you choose 👍
Sorry to see you leave Canada, hope you come back soon, lots more fresh and salt water available to sail, stay safe
Happy you folks enjoyed your time in Canada, next time try the Rideau canal from Kingston to Ottawa then head east to Montreal. And back down the Richelieu river to lake Champlain. That would be fun to follow along your journey.
Maybe someday i will try it.
Welcome back to the USA. May you continue to have safe travels, high tides everywhere, and great cruising weather as you finish your epic journey.
I guess you are home but getting to the front door is still a long way to go. Thank you again for sharing your trip. I have always wanted to go to Canada and finally after 70 years you have taken we there.
I am watching again, I was away all summer, I hope you enjoyed opur country. Safe travels. Love the videos.
Thanks so much Robert!
So glad you loved the Canadian part of the Loop. I am so impressed with Olie!!!
I enjoyed your sojourn throughout Canada, but kinda glad to see you return to the US of A. 🦅
Canada was so beautiful! Thank you for sharing! On to more beautiful adventures here in the USA! Always so much fun to watch Ollie in the water! Keep traveling safe.
What a great service to boaters you are doing. Not only “loopers! . Thank you for all the work this has been for you to produce. We enjoy it so much!
Thank you!
You guys are amazing. Thank you for the wonderful videos and moments you share 😍
A fun and great episode! We will miss your videos here but I look forward to seeing places I want to visit in the USA. Thank you and standing by on Channel 16 for the next video. 🇨🇦
Another great episode, guys. ✨ 🌊 💨 🛥️🏝️⚓️🌞✨
Harbor Island is my favorite place to overnight on my boat, stop in there several times a year.
I started watching your channel, waiting for this day & your arrival to my home state of Michigan. Our cousins live on Drummond Island & we've taken the ferry between DeTour & D.I. many times. Coincidentally, we just returned home from a quick trip along the northeastern shore of Lake Huron . Enjoy the Great Lakes State!
Great episodes! Thanks for sharing your experience!
You guys are so adorable and interesting to watch. Please do not stop doing what you are doing. Lots of love from your new Canadian friends.
Ollie is a dog of many skills. It amazes me watching the size of rocks she is able to retrieve. Now we find out that she is also a ventriloquist. She can talk without moving her lips. Awesome. It's June 29th 2023 as I write this and you taped it Aug 24th. Time travel. Now the question is, am I looking at the past or into the future. Ha Ha. What are you doing now? No need to answer. I just hope you are enjoying life. Semper Fi.
Thanks Tom! If you do want to follow us in more real time we share a sunday summary email list at schoandjo.com/sunday-summary . Cheers!
@@SchoandJo I'm already signed up for your Sunday summary.
@@tomreid5184 Ahh ok, thanks Tom!
Just a comment; we, growing up had a German Sheppard named Rex. He loved diving for rocks as well, however, over time we noticed his teeth were being ground down. It caused lots of problems as he aged. Just an observation.
You should have called Ollie, Rocky.
Congratulations on another achievement. Question, did you ever have to change zincs while in fresh water?
It looks like you've done some refinish on your bright work. It looks good. The water in the US looks dirty.
I was just thinking about your travels and wondering what’s next. This reminds me of the book that Peter Jenkins wrote about his travels on the ICW , it’s called “Journey along the Edge of America “ or something very similar to that. It might be something you would enjoy judging from the book, he met lots of nice people and had some great Times & adventures and this was his plan when he bought his Boat. He did take some lessons with a Captain but I don’t think it was very many. I can say without a doubt that anyone near Atlanta would probably trade places with you, it’s getting really hot even in the North Georgia Mountains!!
Headed up there next week! Putting in at st Ignace. What wild cards do you do with shithead? We do 8 skip. 10 clears. 2 reset. Red 3 is a window. 7 next card descends.
And yes those sticks were Beaver Dams .
Lol 8:26 Ollie was driving the boat.
Mackinaw island is a MUST stop if your going through Lake Michigan, also Charlevoix is a must stop, has a whole inland lake you can explore and make it all the way to boyne city all inland both towns are awesome with tons to do, traverse city is an awesome stop too, grand haven, Holland, and south haven are all cool as well. Tons and tons of awesome beach towns on Lake Michigan coast. But DO NOT miss mackinaw
Pentwater, Manistee, Frankfort and Whitehall are all awesome too all on Michigan’s west coast tons of places to eat and stay all really cool tourist towns. Silver lake is also a fun stop if you like off-road vehicles n such but that’s a day thing no inlet there, have fun stay safe!
Au revoir for now. 11:17 those aren't leftovers, they're planned overs.
We live here in Michigan. If you want any tips on sites to see let me know. Michigan is awesome!!
What are the music tracks in the background?
9:20... Ha ha ha
How long were you in Ontario?
Roughly 40 days!
having navigated through Canada's Trent Severn Waterway, is that max 23 feet of beam truly inflexible? I found a possible boat for us, but it has a beam of 24.602 feet
The narrowest lock on the Trent Severn waterway is historic lock 45, which is 23 ft wide. This is the final lock before Georgian Bay. I suppose you could pay to have your boat transported the very short distance from one of the many boat launches near lock 45 to one on Georgian Bay.
@@mardak That's a thought. Thank you.
Who said Canada is always snow covered
Starlink? maybe.
Definitely!
@@SchoandJo I love mine. it's a game changer. you guys do great videos thanks for sharing