Thanks a lot for watching! Please like this video and subscribe to my channel for more! Also, you can get caught up on this series through the playlist linked here 👉 th-cam.com/play/PLdWkde9gml_89VAfO09MUL6NsCXr4E6lN.html
WoWser !!! This episode was so riveting that I couldn’t even “portage” my ass to the fridge for another beer. Ted’s hair made me laugh and Jim’s Pavorati singing always bring a tear to my eye. THNX bros !!!
Jim and Ted, it’s really adds greatly to the content when you bring in the very interesting cultural info along the way from the ancient indigenous cultures to the voyageurs. Pictographs, recent camps, etc.
That was epic, holy smokes those rapids, the seal hanging with you, the eagle, the camp spot windy but amazing, the bugs, wow! Thanks for sharing your adventure with me, I loved every second!
OMG, the skeeters at the end of the vid were horrific! That last campsite surely was epic, gorgeous. Those seals checking you guys out were awesome. Thanks for sharing, looking forward to the next episode. :) :)
Watching you break camp, I do not think people who do not do this understand the pace of mornings. Paddle hard, body is sore each morning, but stronger. The days become simple , wake up, break camp, fall into a set of divided chores with no communication......love watching it. Hope to run into you guys.
Well said!!! The calm quiet parts of the videos are just as good as the wild parts. And sometimes it's good to take a break from the heart pounding and breathtaking parts😉Does that make sense?
Takes special talent and courage to do what you guys do. Absolutely love your videos and can't wait to see the next one. Keep up the amazing work and videos.
Wow. What a wild ride. Happy birthday pops. You boys must make him so proud as he's watching you living on the edge. We know that's where we'll find you. Thanks for bringing us along for the ride!
I just got my back surgery this past Tuesday , this is just what I needed to cheer me up ! For that , I thank you both , if ever we happen to meet up somewhere , the beers & BBQ are one me ! You guys ROCK 🤘🏼 BEYOND THE HEIGHT OF FUCK YEAHHH !
Greetings from Norway. Another epic episode guys! Looking back +40 years, there is but a few moments were I truly felt like being «in the moment». Those moments are connected to family, nature and martial art. I believe it's a vital, but somewhat a lost trade in a modern society, a society that seems to rather «entertain» the mind with no or little effort. Mother nature often have those slow moments, almost emptiness/nothingness. Those moments are hard to grasp, but also what the mind really needs, and is «coded» in our brain. Humans has steered into a campfire for thousands of years, finding that inner peace. At the same time nature «forces» you to stay focused and sometimes tangle your fear. Those are the moments nothing else exists, like scouting and paddling rapids, catching fish and bushwhacking in bear territory. The question I get the most is what do you bring back, what are the experiences you gain that you can use in daily life? What do you guys think?
I agree, I think these trips breed a lot of confidence, they also teach you how to organize plan things which can spin off onto many other usable applications in our modern lives. Through the trips there’s a lot you learn about things such as geology, elevation and hydrology, history, including that of indigenous people which is all fascinating. You’re learning a sport too and bettering yourself at it.
Serious kudos running those rapids, superbly filmed as always. This is probably the best canoe adventure you boys have brought us mere mortals. Loving every minute...except the flies, they make me itch just watching 🤣
OMG only the two brothers can do it safely, me? I die...you guys are the best even some little mistakes are acceptable, can't wait to watch the next video..
Loved the first 5 mins of this! Literally 5 mins of some guys looking pretty beaten getting water, making coffee, etc. 4 shots, just to carry water! Serious effort. Can't believe there's so little left, looking forward to your next series already, hope you've got something good on the way! Ted, you've fallen behind with the series, get with the programme pal!!
Ted has but he’s been shooting some other cool stuff too. Glad you’re liking it! Maybe overkill on the water getting haha. I’m glad you liked that at camp part anyways though. Next I’m going to run some winter camping stuff and then onto spring backcountry trout fishing, white water canoe trip, big family canoe trip and a big solo one in a dry remote wilderness area
@@JimBairdAdventurer That totally wasn't sarcasm on the "getting water" - I was literally counting, that's 4 shots to collect water, that's some serious effort you're putting into your craft! With the amount of content you're generating, and it's totally fine to have some moments like this showing normal camp routine. I've watched the whole series so far, it's a full on adventure and loving it. You've inspired me to attempt something similar myself later on this year (just a multi-day canoe trip - minimal white water) in Wabakimi. I watch all of Ted's output too - all cool
Those rapids were amazing epic! I also have to give you props for the excellent editing and sound mixing, the timing of the most intense music right with the most difficult part of the rapids, nicely done!
That last camp spot was indeed beautiful - wonderfully filmed and edits guys thank you - some sections of the class 3/4 runs were tricky- wise to pull over to scout. Happy bday to dad was awesome! Enjoyed the music, beautiful country, love you guys, thanks and cheers
Be thankful that you still have your father!!!! I'm sure that you are, I just say that because my father died last Dec.28th at the age of 89. Talk to him often and visit lots while you can. You both seem like good men and sons. Take care and be safe🤗🤗😁😍
This series is such an awesome, epic, adventure! Totally addicted and really looking forward to the next instalment. Happy paddling to you soldiers of the wild!
Thanks for doing these epic adventures. Its a highlight of my week. Especially with all the crap going on in the world its nice to watch and let my mind slip away to the north.
It’s great that you get to do this trip with your brother! Great memories, is also awesome that you capture it via video to remember all the small details. I bring a trip journal with me and write a page or two about the days events
This is taken from Wikipedia... The river flows through a mix of boreal forests at the southernmost edge of Canada's tundra. Because it travels through this transition zone, the river travels through dense forests, as well as portions of the barren and rocky subarctic wilderness. The course of the river is inconsistent and very dangerous to navigate. The river has no human uses, except for the very few skilled travelers on rafts or canoes who brave the treacherous waters each year...... You guys are bad ass.... i was on the edge of my seat....Thanks so much for your time and effort to produce such an incredible video and series...
That’s a great write up, gives me goose bumps and I’ve already been there. It is certainly extremely wild and advanced in the consistent whitewater it throws at you. Particularly because of the massive size and volume of the river and the sorrow dung lands canoe is that of a wild place few ever see.
Next time your in the buffalo area.. let me know and give me your head sizes...Jim and You . i have a couple of my hand made fur hats for you... u can check them out on my youtube vids i have... thx Jim
Hey guys hope you're doing okay as well as the family. I would like to say with much respect, thanks for bringing us along in your journey and Adventure it's well appreciated. I hear you say to fulfill that certain emptiness by doing these great things enjoying Mother Nature going out enjoying the Adventures, all of that is good and helps a lot but the truth is the only one who can really fill the emptiness that we carry is our Lord Jesus Christ I guarantee you that the adventures and Journeys that you bring us will be even more exciting and above all you'll have peace in your heart no matter what goes along in this world life will be totally different I enjoy going out and doing different things as well and the truth is it take a load off of me you feel like you're in a different world and it's a great feeling. May the Lord be the center of your heart and family always and once again thanks for bringing us along be safe🙏🙏🙏🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️.
Listen boys, anyone who asks why, well, they will never understand the answer anyways. I am a Manitoba boy through and through. I love this series. Its been far too long since I was up north. Spent lots of time in Gillam, Churchill and the Bay. From Snow Lake. Thank you.
Beautiful beginning with the Bald Eagle. Beautiful white flowers. The Garmen 66i, great to have. That was so sweat, "you rock my world". I loved the Seal, he normally not around rapids. Maybe, he's following you to go back to the ocean? Glad you & Ted made it safely through the rapids. Neat how Ted was so close to that Eagle. Looked like a nice place to camp scenic wise. Have a good week.
Thanks, it sure was beautiful. I think the Seal was just having fun playing in the rapids and surfing on those big waves! They’re safer up the river as there are fewer predators here than in the coast.
Jim, it would be interesting if you did a video on how you plan your trip, how you decide what to take with you, how you prepare your food, clothing you take with you etc etc.
Talk about a nail bitter 😲 and motion sickness in one video this did it for me 😊. I did one day white water rapid with a great group of friends I worked with at the hospital on the Deschutes River in Oregon. Thank goodness we had 3 doctors on our boat as I got a ore to the head and they sutured me up with my own hair as it was a scalp wound laid open. I rode out the rest of the trip that day as it took everyone doing there part to handle the path ahead that ended up with many...... unknowns. Our guide was a college student with brief experience, mostly as paddler along for the rapid thrills. We found out as the day progressed he was covering the job for his buddy that was hung over badly from the night before. His job was the bus driver getting folks to and from the shuttles. He had rode these rapids several times but never as a a guide or took any classes to become skilled as his buddy was. We also had a much needed rain/storm 4 days before the planned day trip so water was running higher than normal. Our new to the day was given a crash course from couple of the other friends that were guides. They didn't want there buddy to lose his job as the tourist season just started. Lucky for us we had a coworker a Respiratory Therapist on our raft that was skilled in white water rafting and outdoor survival, he lived for his days off to go on some epic adventures besides white water kayaking, cliff climbing and long back pack trails through the mountains with his friends. Probably why he was single, lol. He was one unique person,. Anyways we were to far down in the canyon by then with no turn outs for 10 miles. It was a 30 mile run with us being at the point of no return mile 13. I was never so glad to stand on dry ground only to hike a mile out to get to the bus that took us back to base as through the other events our guide missed the 1st pull out. Next year when the great new event came for sign up by our Respiratory Therapist friend no of us on that raft returned. Lol I don't know why as we were seasoned rafters now!! 🚣 I was 38 years younger then 👵🏼
Awesome Episode. Got my adrenaline going for sure! Those rapids looked so scary but fun at the same time. And running it with a seal! How crazy was that? Keep 'em coming Jim, I'm sharing for you guys.
Wow! Wasn’t that incredible. My wife was “omg, omg, omg!” On top of all that you both have to do on this trip, you still get epic video of it. Thanks for sharing this😊
Wow guys - great stuff! I was really struck by your discussion of "why you do it" - you have to invest the time and effort to get something of value, eh? Here's hoping you hit 100k subscribers soon - I'm telling everyone I know!
Good job guys! Awesome footage. Major trip. You should do a collage of still photos and sell as book or other… i wonder if any of the barren land lichens would be good as salad stuffs?
Scary Rapids! But you did it! Shore is beautiful. Love all the rock an nice camping spot. That eagle was something! You surprised me when you said you have to watch for polar bears. I wish you would video one. Great video Thanks
We use the same little Coleman white gas stove for our group trips I call mine R2D2 lol. Thanks for taking us on your adventure while still locked in winter here in Pennsylvania
Thanks a lot for watching! Please like this video and subscribe to my channel for more! Also, you can get caught up on this series through the playlist linked here
👉 th-cam.com/play/PLdWkde9gml_89VAfO09MUL6NsCXr4E6lN.html
I've seen them all. Some of your other content also. I haven't seen anyone else. That can put it together. Like you and Ted.
Maybe the best one of the series so far...thx
@@margaretmacinnis1781 it definitely is.
What you said at (7:39) is so true, real fulfillment & joy comes from accomplishing challenges 👍 👌
Takes your mind off of the craziness that is happening in the World- Thank you Jim!
Amen!
WoWser !!! This episode was so riveting that I couldn’t even “portage” my ass to the fridge for another beer. Ted’s hair made me laugh and Jim’s Pavorati singing always bring a tear to my eye. THNX bros !!!
Haha, thanks a lot for tuning in and glad you got a kick out of it! There was indeed some interesting things to deal with in this one.
YYYEEEAAAHHH!😁😉
Jim and Ted, it’s really adds greatly to the content when you bring in the very interesting cultural info along the way from the ancient indigenous cultures to the voyageurs. Pictographs, recent camps, etc.
Well, Happy Thank's Giving again to both of You Jim & Ted. Your journey on this trip are absolutely WOW! Everything of this trip is just wow.
Those are some spicy rapids! Great series so far, looking forward to the next one.
Those feelings of fulfillment are so important. The connection we have with nature is stronger than most of us know. Great video!
Agreed
thanks for sharing almost feels like were there with ya good work ,happy holidays
Just when you think the weekend is over, good ole Jim drops a new epic video. Thanks man!
That was epic, holy smokes those rapids, the seal hanging with you, the eagle, the camp spot windy but amazing, the bugs, wow! Thanks for sharing your adventure with me, I loved every second!
OMG, the skeeters at the end of the vid were horrific! That last campsite surely was epic, gorgeous. Those seals checking you guys out were awesome. Thanks for sharing, looking forward to the next episode. :) :)
You two are really killing it on the rapids! The seals are loving it too!
Thanks and ya, they are!
Another great adventure from Beyond. It looks like Teds canoe is gradually falling apart. Will it make it? I guess we'll see. Thanks Jim!
Stay tuned haha. Thanks a lot for watching 👍
Watching you break camp, I do not think people who do not do this understand the pace of mornings. Paddle hard, body is sore each morning, but stronger. The days become simple , wake up, break camp, fall into a set of divided chores with no communication......love watching it. Hope to run into you guys.
This is very true, I’m glad you enjoyed that part because I wonder if it’s as dramatic as some of the other parts such as whitewater or portaging.
Well said!!! The calm quiet parts of the videos are just as good as the wild parts. And sometimes it's good to take a break from the heart pounding and breathtaking parts😉Does that make sense?
I LOVE your trips! Thank you so much for all your hard work. Those rapids were so cool.
Takes special talent and courage to do what you guys do.
Absolutely love your videos and can't wait to see the next one. Keep up the amazing work and videos.
Will do and thanks a lot!
Wow. What a wild ride. Happy birthday pops. You boys must make him so proud as he's watching you living on the edge.
We know that's where we'll find you. Thanks for bringing us along for the ride!
I just got my back surgery this past Tuesday , this is just what I needed to cheer me up !
For that , I thank you both , if ever we happen to meet up somewhere , the beers & BBQ are one me !
You guys ROCK 🤘🏼
BEYOND THE HEIGHT OF FUCK YEAHHH !
32:04 this is what being brothers is all about!!! Love this channel and the excitement you both show for each other!!!! Awesome
Absolutely awesome video and series,thanks for sharing and stay safe guys!
Greetings from Norway. Another epic episode guys!
Looking back +40 years, there is but a few moments were I truly felt like being «in the moment». Those moments are connected to family, nature and martial art. I believe it's a vital, but somewhat a lost trade in a modern society, a society that seems to rather «entertain» the mind with no or little effort.
Mother nature often have those slow moments, almost emptiness/nothingness. Those moments are hard to grasp, but also what the mind really needs, and is «coded» in our brain. Humans has steered into a campfire for thousands of years, finding that inner peace. At the same time nature «forces» you to stay focused and sometimes tangle your fear. Those are the moments nothing else exists, like scouting and paddling rapids, catching fish and bushwhacking in bear territory.
The question I get the most is what do you bring back, what are the experiences you gain that you can use in daily life? What do you guys think?
I agree, I think these trips breed a lot of confidence, they also teach you how to organize plan things which can spin off onto many other usable applications in our modern lives. Through the trips there’s a lot you learn about things such as geology, elevation and hydrology, history, including that of indigenous people which is all fascinating. You’re learning a sport too and bettering yourself at it.
Serious kudos running those rapids, superbly filmed as always. This is probably the best canoe adventure you boys have brought us mere mortals. Loving every minute...except the flies, they make me itch just watching 🤣
OMG only the two brothers can do it safely, me? I die...you guys are the best even some little mistakes are acceptable, can't wait to watch the next video..
Freakin awesome guys!! Almost NO bungles 😂 Keep them coming, loving it.
Loved the first 5 mins of this! Literally 5 mins of some guys looking pretty beaten getting water, making coffee, etc. 4 shots, just to carry water! Serious effort. Can't believe there's so little left, looking forward to your next series already, hope you've got something good on the way! Ted, you've fallen behind with the series, get with the programme pal!!
Ted has but he’s been shooting some other cool stuff too. Glad you’re liking it! Maybe overkill on the water getting haha. I’m glad you liked that at camp part anyways though. Next I’m going to run some winter camping stuff and then onto spring backcountry trout fishing, white water canoe trip, big family canoe trip and a big solo one in a dry remote wilderness area
@@JimBairdAdventurer That totally wasn't sarcasm on the "getting water" - I was literally counting, that's 4 shots to collect water, that's some serious effort you're putting into your craft! With the amount of content you're generating, and it's totally fine to have some moments like this showing normal camp routine. I've watched the whole series so far, it's a full on adventure and loving it. You've inspired me to attempt something similar myself later on this year (just a multi-day canoe trip - minimal white water) in Wabakimi. I watch all of Ted's output too - all cool
Those rapids were amazing epic! I also have to give you props for the excellent editing and sound mixing, the timing of the most intense music right with the most difficult part of the rapids, nicely done!
Thanks
That last camp spot was indeed beautiful - wonderfully filmed and edits guys thank you - some sections of the class 3/4 runs were tricky- wise to pull over to scout. Happy bday to dad was awesome! Enjoyed the music, beautiful country, love you guys, thanks and cheers
Was just hoping the new episode was out! Amazing rapids, and what a happy seal.
Indeed! Thanks a lot for watching
Yeeeaaahhh E18 already here,nice nice.Cheers Jim. Ok make a coffee,and time to watch it. Yeeeeeeaaaaah!
Be thankful that you still have your father!!!! I'm sure that you are, I just say that because my father died last Dec.28th at the age of 89. Talk to him often and visit lots while you can. You both seem like good men and sons. Take care and be safe🤗🤗😁😍
Thanks very much
Omg please don’t leave us hanging. So looking forward to EP 19 the lower seal.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY MR BAIRD ❤ THANK GOD YOU HAD THESE TWO SONS TED AND JIM THERE A CREDIT TOO YOU ....X
Those rapids you guys mastered really made me hold my breath a lot of the time. Fantastic! Another awesome episode of the trip if not the best.
I can just watch these episodes again and again, what a couple of top blokes you are producing such consistently outstanding content, cheers guys.
Thanks a lot!!
This series is such an awesome, epic, adventure! Totally addicted and really looking forward to the next instalment. Happy paddling to you soldiers of the wild!
🐟 HAPPY 75th BIRTHDAY 🎂 Mr. Baird! Fish 🐠
👍👍
Unbeatible Raging rapids!
You both unbeatible, too.👍🙂👍
Thanks!
Thanks for doing these epic adventures. Its a highlight of my week. Especially with all the crap going on in the world its nice to watch and let my mind slip away to the north.
Lovely comment and so TRUE. I'M SOOO glad they let us come along vicariously 🤗🥰
The two of you Baird boys are gritty guys from another time. Almost like your explorers from a few hundred years ago.
The brothers killed it, one more time. Great viewing! That is one powerful river.
It’s great that you get to do this trip with your brother! Great memories, is also awesome that you capture it via video to remember all the small details. I bring a trip journal with me and write a page or two about the days events
Thank you so very much for taking us along with you and your Grand Adventure. I have enjoyed every single episode. And look forward to many more.
At least the wind keeps the bugs away ...thanks for taking me along
You’re welcome snd it was a welcomed relief
This is taken from Wikipedia... The river flows through a mix of boreal forests at the southernmost edge of Canada's tundra. Because it travels through this transition zone, the river travels through dense forests, as well as portions of the barren and rocky subarctic wilderness. The course of the river is inconsistent and very dangerous to navigate. The river has no human uses, except for the very few skilled travelers on rafts or canoes who brave the treacherous waters each year...... You guys are bad ass.... i was on the edge of my seat....Thanks so much for your time and effort to produce such an incredible video and series...
That’s a great write up, gives me goose bumps and I’ve already been there. It is certainly extremely wild and advanced in the consistent whitewater it throws at you. Particularly because of the massive size and volume of the river and the sorrow dung lands canoe is that of a wild place few ever see.
Next time your in the buffalo area.. let me know and give me your head sizes...Jim and You . i have a couple of my hand made fur hats for you... u can check them out on my youtube vids i have... thx Jim
Loved every minute of this Jim! Your editing skills are improving Bruh. A real blessing being able to do that with Teddy boy 🙂
I love the way you grunt Jim everytime you make a movement at camp. 🤣🤣
Keep doing what your doing. 😃😃🍻🍻
I am definitely a grunter lol. Thanks a lot and will do
Congrats with your Dad🎊🎉🥂
Your Jamaica analogy is spot on.
Getting scruvy looking. Looks like wear and tear is catching up on the crafts. Thank You!!, been loving this adventure you guys took hey!
Could not help myself...had to watch this again...EPIC! TY!
Great show fellas, thanks. Can’t wait to see your arrival to the bay
Whole family loves watching! Thanks so much for the great episode.
Awesome, thanks to you all for tuning in.
I always look forward to your guy's videos, and they inspire me to keep getting out and going on more adventures!
Awesome to hear, that’s the best response I could get.
Great birthday song! Our family loves singing to each other as well.
Nice! Thanks a lot
Has Jim ever thought of singing Opera? He realy hit it on the Happy Birthday call👍
Haha, believe it or not I haven’t
Hey guys hope you're doing okay as well as the family. I would like to say with much respect, thanks for bringing us along in your journey and Adventure it's well appreciated. I hear you say to fulfill that certain emptiness by doing these great things enjoying Mother Nature going out enjoying the Adventures, all of that is good and helps a lot but the truth is the only one who can really fill the emptiness that we carry is our Lord Jesus Christ I guarantee you that the adventures and Journeys that you bring us will be even more exciting and above all you'll have peace in your heart no matter what goes along in this world life will be totally different I enjoy going out and doing different things as well and the truth is it take a load off of me you feel like you're in a different world and it's a great feeling. May the Lord be the center of your heart and family always and once again thanks for bringing us along be safe🙏🙏🙏🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️.
Amazing adventure, absolutely I like your video.👍
Listen boys, anyone who asks why, well, they will never understand the answer anyways. I am a Manitoba boy through and through. I love this series. Its been far too long since I was up north. Spent lots of time in Gillam, Churchill and the Bay. From Snow Lake. Thank you.
Nice, Gogal Air from Snow Lake flew to Leaf to pick us up with the float plane.
Loved the 4k quality!
Glad you guys travel together.All treacherous and scary.Good you share with us especially in this day and age.Lost arts kept alive
9 bar rapids!! God, one of the most exhilarating rapids in Manitoba.
Ya, it is impressive!
Those were some epic rapids! Awesome!
Beautiful beginning with the Bald Eagle. Beautiful white flowers. The Garmen 66i, great to have. That was so sweat, "you rock my world". I loved the Seal, he normally not around rapids. Maybe, he's following you to go back to the ocean? Glad you & Ted made it safely through the rapids. Neat how Ted was so close to that Eagle. Looked like a nice place to camp scenic wise. Have a good week.
Thanks, it sure was beautiful. I think the Seal was just having fun playing in the rapids and surfing on those big waves! They’re safer up the river as there are fewer predators here than in the coast.
Wow those rapids....breath...😳
Thanks, ya they get your heart pounding
it's just so beautiful!! The sounds and the sights are stunning, and calming!
Thanks very much, it truly is spectacular and so wild too.
So very EXCELLENT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
damn that's some serious flow 😳
Another good video from Jim.👍👋
Scout Scout, thats huge 👍🌊
It was just massive!
Totally mesmerizing… the best…
Jim, it would be interesting if you did a video on how you plan your trip, how you decide what to take with you, how you prepare your food, clothing you take with you etc etc.
Thanks
Talk about a nail bitter 😲 and motion sickness in one video this did it for me 😊. I did one day white water rapid with a great group of friends I worked with at the hospital on the Deschutes River in Oregon. Thank goodness we had 3 doctors on our boat as I got a ore to the head and they sutured me up with my own hair as it was a scalp wound laid open. I rode out the rest of the trip that day as it took everyone doing there part to handle the path ahead that ended up with many...... unknowns. Our guide was a college student with brief experience, mostly as paddler along for the rapid thrills. We found out as the day progressed he was covering the job for his buddy that was hung over badly from the night before. His job was the bus driver getting folks to and from the shuttles. He had rode these rapids several times but never as a a guide or took any classes to become skilled as his buddy was. We also had a much needed rain/storm 4 days before the planned day trip so water was running higher than normal. Our new to the day was given a crash course from couple of the other friends that were guides. They didn't want there buddy to lose his job as the tourist season just started. Lucky for us we had a coworker a Respiratory Therapist on our raft that was skilled in white water rafting and outdoor survival, he lived for his days off to go on some epic adventures besides white water kayaking, cliff climbing and long back pack trails through the mountains with his friends. Probably why he was single, lol. He was one unique person,. Anyways we were to far down in the canyon by then with no turn outs for 10 miles. It was a 30 mile run with us being at the point of no return mile 13. I was never so glad to stand on dry ground only to hike a mile out to get to the bus that took us back to base as through the other events our guide missed the 1st pull out. Next year when the great new event came for sign up by our Respiratory Therapist friend no of us on that raft returned. Lol I don't know why as we were seasoned rafters now!! 🚣 I was 38 years younger then 👵🏼
Sounds like quite the adventure haha, (a little too much of one). Thanks for sharing
Your parents must love watching the two of you do this together.
You guys are awesome. What a trip.
Awesome Episode. Got my adrenaline going for sure! Those rapids looked so scary but fun at the same time. And running it with a seal! How crazy was that? Keep 'em coming Jim, I'm sharing for you guys.
Very exciting I really enjoyed this video
Thanks!
The Baird brothers “yeah” moment is my favorite from all these videos. This one came at 49:10, always makes me smile! Thanks for the content.
This is the most nail biting, intense episode yet! Well done! 👌
Thanks!
100% F’ing Awesome 10/10👍🎯🇨🇦
Thanks!
Baird Brothers rock!
Thanks!
Wow! Wasn’t that incredible. My wife was “omg, omg, omg!” On top of all that you both have to do on this trip, you still get epic video of it. Thanks for sharing this😊
Wow guys - great stuff! I was really struck by your discussion of "why you do it" - you have to invest the time and effort to get something of value, eh? Here's hoping you hit 100k subscribers soon - I'm telling everyone I know!
Awesome, thanks for passing along the good word about my channel and I’m glad you enjoyed that discussion.
Sadly I can't get out and adventure post stroke thank you for bringing me along.
Wow guys you have turned those canoes into kayaks!
Well not really, we just out a spray deck in them which is basically a glorified tarp so, it doesn’t provide any buoyancy like a kayak has
Good job guys! Awesome footage. Major trip. You should do a collage of still photos and sell as book or other… i wonder if any of the barren land lichens would be good as salad stuffs?
Fabulously scary....wow thanks guys.
You’re welcome!
Watching now.. Cheers guy's👍😎👍
Another great watch!
Thanks!
With all the crazy crap going on in the world...I needed this...thanks Jim. Looking forward to watching
Epicsode! Epic episode! Thanks and God Bless.
You’re welcome!
Scary Rapids! But you did it! Shore is beautiful. Love all the rock an nice camping spot. That eagle was something! You surprised me when you said you have to watch for polar bears. I wish you would video one. Great video Thanks
Oh man - gettin into some big sets now! 🌊🌊🌊 Impressive conditions; impressive skills 🛶🛶
Thanks! Ya, it was a some and such crazy volume.
This Series has been Epic- Nice Work 👍- Take off to the Great White North- Good day ya Hosers- lol .
SUPER COLASSAL EXCELLENT!!!
Ted could’ve became a singer/songwriter
You must mean Jim (me)
At 1824 Teds little tune coulda gone world famous with a couple more verses and a guitar
We use the same little Coleman white gas stove for our group trips I call mine R2D2 lol. Thanks for taking us on your adventure while still locked in winter here in Pennsylvania
Love it guys beautiful country wow
Thanks a lot and ya, it really is!
Oh what a joy! Another hour of enjoying your hardship from my couch! Pls go on!
Glad that you guys safely traversed some epic runs. Nice opera number of Happy Birthday to your dad, too. John 5:24
Hah, thanks a lot, I think he was like “what the heck?” But got a kick out of it. I appreciate you taking the time to watch! My dad is named John