Cycling Canada Ep 3 - Saskatchewan
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.ย. 2024
- In the summer of 2022, I cycled 15,000 km across Canada in 175 days from May 21st to November 11th, Departing Victoria, BC, and arriving Cape Spear, NFLD. This is the story of the third province of that journey. The Saskatchewan adventure took place from June 30th to July 11th.
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This is an incredible series, Nathan! I am from Saskatoon and seeing these great landmarks filmed with great footage really highlights the tranquility of the province. I am an avid cyclist and look forward to the rest of your films
Excellent video. Love the series!
Videos are absolutely superb. (Makes me proud to be Canadian!) Thank you so much for sharing!
You have created an excellent series, Nathan. Thanks!
For me as a painter, this is a treasure chest. Thank you.
You NEED to contact Canadian Tourism and they should hire you to promote your country. Omg. You do amazing work.
Awesome video ! Well done !
I watch most of the videos in the "long bike trek" genre. Yours cinematography is the best, especially your incredible drone footage. I also appreciate the spare narration.
Can't wait for you to drop your Manitoba footage.
Awesome,,
This video is amazing in so many ways. I love all your shots, landscape, editing, narrating, your bike, your gears, etc. Fabulous! Can't wait until the next episode!
Such a great video. Thank you for sharing it. Cross Canada tour on my bucket list in few years.
Excelent, thanks...
Once again, you visuals are just stunning. Thank you for this.
So glad to see you got through Saskatchewan, beautiful sunsets, flat land prairie and gumbo!! And I thought I heard coyotes howling at the start. Great video!! Thanks for sharing.
These videos are EXTREMELY well made. Hats off to your effort!
Another extraordinary video. Enjoyed every second. Love the way you weave the macro/slo-mo to the aerial/panoramic to create a wonderful story.
love it
very enjoyable thanks
lo aspettavo con trepidazione. e non ha deluso le mie aspettative. assolutamente splendido!
Great video.
Surprisingly very similar to my homeland Yakutia
Someday I hope to do a trip similar to this! Thank you for the inspiration:)
I love your meandering route and wonderful imagery!
It was great to see you getting off the freeway and on the dirt and taking your time through this beautiful province. I'm going to have to watch more of these. I've driven all over the prairies hauling tractors and the like with my dodge and flatbed and I can say that backroads are most definitely the way to see it. When I bike across Canada I'm going to go up as far north as I can through SK, on a fat bike with the dogs, and really take our time to pick our way through the grassland, parkland, and boreal.
Very nice video, as usual. These are more move shorts than just videos. I personally would like to see your camping. I would use my drone for "ride in - ride out shots" then you wouldn't have to go back for your camera and tripod. Many great adventures buddy!
I from Sri Lanka you very lucky country amazing beautiful
Great video! You captured the essence of Sk where we once lived. Looking forward to your Manitoba part where we now live.
What an amazing series! Spectacular images, great scenes and narrative. What more could you ask for? Some of the best videos on bike travel that I have seen. Thanks for posting, really inspiring !😊
Відео кадри на заході сонця дуже гарні! А особливо приємно дивитись зараз у березні на ту літню зелену траву.
Makes me look forward to my next crossing of Saskatchewan by bike. Hopefully this summer.
Me too!
Riding from Flin Flon, MB to home Bellingham, WA USA 🇺🇸 begining in July 2023. Saskatchewan is very quiet, safe and its residents very friendly.
@@jimlegalley6656 Yeah, when I rode through Saskatchewan years back, they were the most respectful drivers in Canada at the time. I was very impressed and enjoyed it a lot.
I'm looking forward most are small city campgrounds with grassy sites. Greater opportunities to meet folks and relax. Using my tarp over tent this year in event of rainy weather. In addition, all roads in Saskatchewan have some form of shouldering thus reducing risk of being hit. Manitoba has greatest percentage of unshouldered roads. I know from direct experience how dangerous that was with huge grain trucks in the mix.
@@jimlegalley6656 I recall grassy city campgrounds from my trip before as well in Saskatchewan. And yeah, Manitoba roads, where I recently moved to, are the worst.
Howdy when will viewers b rewarded with continuation of cycling across Canada 😊
You left me hanging, I was hoping you'd posted your whole trip. Really enjoying your videos, looking forward to the next one.
Amazing and stunning videos! Thanks for sharing your wonderful adventure experience!
Lynne and I rode some of those backroads that form part of the TCT Northeast of Diefenbaker Lake in September of last year and unlike the mud you found, after some time without rain, we found ankle deep powder that sometimes forced us into the stubble fields. And I see the TCT east of Madge Lake is drier than the last time we rode it but just as rough.
Beautiful Video Nathan. We are glad you enjoyed Saskatchewan.
Thanks Merlin and Lynne again so much for your hospitality! Wow, seems like that gravel would be tough riding then no matter the weather. I avoided a flooded section West of Madge Lake I think you had mentioned, and cut straight North beside the small Green Lake. It passed through private property, though I was lucky to see the owner before I went through and he was kind to let me walk across his lawn to reconnect to the TCT. Once I passed into Manitoba, there were sections of the crocus trail there that were definitely flooded by the beavers, that was an experience!
Can’t wait to see Ontario!!! ❤
Nice work Nathan! You showed some of the beauty of the Prairies! Too bad I missed you while you were passing through Saskatoon.
Amazing stuff :)
i miss the prairies...
Stunningly beautiful three videos Nathan. Impressive that you could take time out of your ride to film so much (and fly the drone😮), and I can't imagine, having followed you through Europe on Strava, how or when you managed to edit these. Well done sir, and I'm looking forward to many more 😅.
Such wonderful series to watch keep going and what kind of camera do you use ?
👍😎🇨🇦🌻
What’re y using for navigation/ maps/ cyclo comp? Also, how’re you finding your routes?
How’re you keeping your electronics charged?