The video of the snow blowing across the lake to open. I find myself hoping it will last so much longer. Your cinematography has continued to flourish. Keep sharing and teaching. You’d make a great teacher.
I just found your channel last night with the -26 solo camping 7 days and I don't think I've ever subscribed to a channel so quickly. I've now watched over 6 of your videos and can't stop. You have definitely inspired me to get outdoors and do more camping.
What a lovely docu-diary (that's what I call your vid's now). Taking in and absorbing the stunning beauty of the environment really is breathtaking. The spectrum of different shot perspectives you film (whether at altitude by drone or on the ground) brings so much to the viewer. Thank you for sharing another snow camping experience, it was a pleasure to watch. Cheers.
Recently come across your channel and I'm completely hooked! You do such a good job of showing the beauty of nature, I feel the need to get camping. Can't wait to see more.
We are also dehydrator experimenters 😆so we will check out Kevin's book for some tips. The Draumr looked cozy, especially with the added bottle of scotch. Looked like a really enjoyable few days out in the bush, great vid Jon thanks for sharing!
Jon, I love how you make every video just that little bit different while still being true to your style. Really enjoyed this trip and the scenery. Every time I watch it reinforces in me the idea to leave London and move North. Just have to convince my wife and kids first. Haha! Thank you!
Really appreciate that Jon! I spent the first 29 years of my life in southern ON and moving north was the best thing I ever did...hope you can pull it off!
I was always the one who was ready to go. My X was the one who always found a million excuses not to leave I love these videos. I can live vicariously through them!😊🏕🙏🇺🇸❤
Greetings from the UK, recently discovered your channel and would like to thank both you and Erin. Been a bit down lately and something about these videos has cheered me up a great deal!
Hey, thanks for the new video. I've been tripping in Northern Minnesota and Canada for almost 50 years now. I've never brought bear protection yet in black bear country. If it makes a person feel better then go for it I say. So far the bears and I have gotten along.
Thanks Bob! That's interesting and I think that's quite reasonable...if a bear really wants you dead, well bear spray might not even cut it. And the other 99.999% of human-bear encounters will likely be uneventful if the human is sensible. There are frequently people here insisting that I need a gun. I disagree for black bears, but the bear spray does provide nice peace of mind for me
@@LostLakes I do not bring bear protection either , because all the bears I've seen in the past run away from humans . As for the people asking you to bring a gun in the wild , it must be americans most of the time . Many of them go backpacking with a handgun , for protection against predators and ...humans 🙄
@@bonpecheur4565 you are probably right it is probably mostly us Americans saying that. I carry a gun for the same reasons I have a first aid kit and a fire extinguisher in my kitchen and vehicle. In my 56 years of living I’ve never needed any of them but if the need ever arrives I’ll be prepared to deal with it. I also know that no hand gun I own will stop a bear other than the noise but that’s not why I have it.
Lovely video as usual. Felt extra cozy. Looking forward to re-watching in late July - I find winter camping, hot or cold tenting, to be air conditioning for the mind after a hot, humid day. Thank you!
Congrats on a 100k bud!!!!!!!!So well deserved for your tremendous efforts to get you and us to places unseen!!! So waiting for everything to melt up here so i can get out of my friggin house lol!!! Winters are cold and long up here!
What a beautiful place awesome cinematography nice hike and good food we have such hidden gems in our forest of Canada thanks for taking us along with your camp out always so enjoyable to watch
I am so very glad to have found this channel! The content is very relaxing, and the camera shots are beautiful. Looking forward to more after I finish binge-watching the rest!
I know you miss canoeing a lot, but in a way I hope this winter never ends - your films are so beautiful, so serene, so peaceful (yet so funny thanks to you)
You should definitely using the plastic bag "trick" for sleeping. Winter bears and early spring females with cubs, looking for food could be a problem. When I lived in Alaska it was before bear spray. In winter if out we were hunting so... The canister is really so small and light April is probably time.
Hey Jon! That was a nice trip. I'm just getting into Winter camping and I love it. No one is around at all! Just bought a new air horn today, for the bears, and I use mace for the men. ;) Thanks so much for calming my nerves.
Stunning photography with the drone! Watching your channel is my relaxation. Thanks for all the hard work involved in each video and sharing it with us all. I grew up in MN, ant lake county is beautiful there. But there are no cliffs or rock croppings. I guess the glaciers flattened us down. Have not spent outdoor time in Canada, I had no idea what simply breathtaking country was just north of us.
Well done! Another top quality video. Kind of take it for granted how great they are. I've never been very good at ice fishing either, same lake in the summer and we catch some nice ones. Thanks for sharing!
Years ago, my coworkers and I developed a cold weather plan for our feet. Should temperatures get to the -30C range, I still use this plan. Antiperspirant stick or spray...or foot powder and then a pantyhose footy. Then wool socks and my trusty U.S. Army "mickey mouse" boots. It has never failed me. The boots go well with your U.S. Army Snow Shoes. Love your channel and am thankful for the content that Erin and you provide.
Got some last summer but never thought about using them in winter...I'll have to try that :) Right on, I'm hoping for something soon too...Superior provides some early opportunities sometimes
As always, a great adventure, Jon, and still more and more amazingly beautiful country! One of these days, you might just run into me on one of those secluded lakes having my own adventure! As always, thanks for a great video!
Great video and thanks for sharing your special day with all of us and congratulations on your marriage. Hope you have many wonderful years together and many more great adventures. Cheersssss
In winter you snowshoe into a lovely little pond that chances are no one goes to when there is no ice. A wonderful feeling of oneness and peace with nature, with the snow falling.
I've been watching for about a month and watched all of your videos already. I absolutely love them. Be safe and have a wonderful time out there. North Carolina here.
You know spring is around the corner when Jon brings out the Draumr! There are just around 100 bears in Norway, but no one use any bear spray here. One would be lucky just to see one I think.
If you released a couple of hours of the sound of the wind and snow through the trees - I would fall of to sleep with it !! It’s 3am and watching you AGAIN 👍👏🏼
Snowstorm camping is so much fun and it looks like you have a great trip! Excellent that you found a route to get to the pond you wanted to see, very rewarding. Thanks for sharing. :) :)
I hope you never stop replying to our comments it makes me feel special and honored to have someone make this good of quality content and replied to all of our comments
If you want frostbite keep using the bags! Very old trick my mom used since we could not buy real winter boots. Does not keep feet warm, holds moister next to skin to freeze quicker.
Vapor barrier socks and undergarments are required for high altitude mountaineering. I used thin neoprene which worked well. Thin light socks are available. You should get some for the shoulder seasons before the hot tent comes out.
I always envy you, about your great nature and the possibilities. When I'm on the road with the ATV, I always have a 4 x 6 meter nylon tarp with me, often a second. Has the advantage, the machine is under the tarp. In addition, I can heat something inside. Germany is a little different. Against wet feet, I take smaller sturdy waste bags, over the socks and up to the knees. Only there fixed. Warm and dry feet. Greetings from Frankfurt
Something to try. For keeping feet dry. I mountain bike on a fat bike in weather similar to what you are dealing with in this video. I use an antiperspirant spray to keep my feet from sweating. I usually can stay dry and warm into the single digits F. It works for many people but not all. but a cheap hack for the right person.
Here in NW Washington we only have Black bears and I have never had any reason to fear them. Worst interaction was in Juneau Alaska when one stole the garbage can and abandoned it. It sat about 20m away in the brush huffing in frustration.
Jon, thank you for the respite from the crap on YT! You always produce a masterful video. Of course, it’s easy when you have Mother Nature as your subject! And the snow shots… amazing! Looking forward to Spring editions
Great vid Jon. Have you ever thought about a hammock hot tent for late fall/early spring seasons? What a difference of conditions compared to down here in Kingston.
Thanks Seann! I don't know about hammock hot tenting...I don't like that I'd have to get out of the hammock to stoke the stove every 2 hours as opposed to just rolling over. The practical side of me doesn't see it but I've never tried so I shouldn't close myself off to it. Hahah yeah I grew up in Toronto and spring certainly never looked like this there
And, like, I would turn around and be soooooooooooooooooooooooo lost. Amazing that you saw the forecast and turned to Erin and said, I gotta go babe! Storms ah comin'!! Great job! Wish it were longer!! TY!!!
Hahaha thank Scotty!! I love a good storm...what I would really love now is a good ole thunderstorm like you get down there (thunder is very rare in winter here)
Hey John, . I heard you say something like what your doing isn't special or anything..(it was in an old video but just kinda felt relevant for some reason) ... I live on the central coast of California about ten mins from the beach, but what your doing sir is taking care of something I've always heard about, always wanted to go and see, but haven't gotten the chance yet. Thank you! By you sharing this part of the world with others as well as what your doing to take care of this jewel is "very" special and my heart aches. I pray something comes along and rekindles your energy I'll continue to pray for you and Arron, for your safety and that all your needs continue to be met. Safe journey friends!
Good to see the Amok back out, nothing better than a 10 hour sleep in a hammock! I'm heading out next weekend for a few nights in a hammock in the woods!
Hey Jon love the videos look forward to watching them, was wondering maybe if you could put in the description rough area the videos/camping were shot in. As I am from northern Ontario also thanks again. Keep the videos rollin
On your snowshoe trek I was wondering how you don’t get lost? It all looks the same, shoe prints could get hidden and breadcrumbs not so much. GPS perhaps?
I have offline maps on my phone (which doesn't need signal to use GPS) 🙂 But I can usually follow my own tracks back (even if it's snowing heavily like this the imprint is usually visible, what washes it out more is strong wind), and I'm always looking back and taking mental pictures in case my phone stops working (it has happened). For longer canoe trips I always have paper maps as well. But most of all, I find navigation on lakes to be much easier than almost anywhere else. There are usually islands, points, bays, etc. that can really help orient me...in thick woods, desert, plains, etc that could be a lot harder
It would be greatly appreciated by many many campers and hikers if you could write down and display your many dehydrate recipes on breakfasts, lunches and dinners. We would all love to try a master dehydrators food meals! Why not learn from a pro! It would be greatly greatly appreciated to check them out even if you charged a small amount. I for one would pay to try for sure as I am sure many others would as well!! Another fantastic video!! Thankyou!!
Thanks so much Brad!! The catch is I'm so far from a dehydrating pro...relatively experienced, but someone like Kevin Outdoors...he's a pro. Highly recommend his channel and book Backcountry Eats 🙂
In North GA, you can really see them any time of year, but I never take bear spray. The black bears here will always run away backcountry, it's the popular car camping spots that they can be nuisances near, but there's only been one instance where I cut a trip short many years ago in boy scouts after chasing the same pair out of camp for the tenth time in less than a full day.
great trip sir, good on ya for hanging out in the snow storm. I love being in the wilderness in winter, you get places you would never go in spring or summer. We're heading to our camp next weekend, hoping to spend a full day out in the woods. thank you for sharing. Hi Erin,,, Bob
Thanks Bob! Yeah absolutely, walking over a wetland that would be a brutal, buggy slog in summer is quite a treat :) Hope you have a great weekend at camp!
Hello Jonterio, My wife and I just purchased a food dehydrator, and what was the first thing I dehydrated? Pineapple, of course, OMG that is too good. Blessings to you guys. Keep up the good work.
Personally I don't carry bear spray, but I do have a big dog which makes a difference. Here in BC bears can be up and about all year even in the depths of winter if you live near the coast. Another great time spent with Jontario, explorer extraordinaire
I must say at this point that I’m looking forward to videos of melted water; but, it’s been great to see you really grab winter by the dendrites this year! Keep up the good work Jon!
Really interesting camp setup Jon !!! I agree with you on bears. I think it is still too early. No prints observed yet. I am in the bush every day. Today’s prints (the usual)....squirrel, snowshoe hare, grouse, lynx, wolf and moose....still working on identifying other creatures like fox and marten prints. Hmmm, a “limited edition” hammock....Comic Book Guy (The Simpson’s) would be impressed !!!! Cheers from northeastern Ontario. Thanks for Kevin Outdoors. Did not know about him.
NIce spot! Looked pretty sweet. I bet your looking forward to spring! Canoe's, open water! I know I am. I remember back when you did the Algonquin Park Video. THe reason I mention it is Because I just watched a video called the last guide which turns out to be a book as well. one Written about the last guide of Algonquin park Who has since passed away and a book written by him. Curious if you have ever read the book. I just ordered both as the video is amazing. Something I think you might be interested in. Great video as always!
Another great one, feeling the blowing snow on my face!! How about Audible books Jon? You also might enjoy “The Moth” from NPR, pod cast storytelling from all over the world with some amazing content. Love your food. Healthy, and lots of it, good for you to put in such effort to fuel your body with what it needs in the outdoors and that includes treats, scotch, beer etc 💜 B
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Such beautiful cinematography as always. Drone shots really give such a sense of where you are.!!
Thanks a lot Barb!! I can't believe we ever thought twice about spending $600 on it...it's a steal at that price
The video of the snow blowing across the lake to open. I find myself hoping it will last so much longer. Your cinematography has continued to flourish. Keep sharing and teaching. You’d make a great teacher.
Thank you so much Greg! There's a beauty to it...but I'll take the canoe and black fly hordes right now 🤪
So beautiful! I love the footage of trees and snow with the sound of a fire crackling - just perfect. Thank you.
Thank you!
I just found your channel last night with the -26 solo camping 7 days and I don't think I've ever subscribed to a channel so quickly. I've now watched over 6 of your videos and can't stop. You have definitely inspired me to get outdoors and do more camping.
I truly appreciate that! 💚
What a lovely docu-diary (that's what I call your vid's now). Taking in and absorbing the stunning beauty of the environment really is breathtaking.
The spectrum of different shot perspectives you film (whether at altitude by drone or on the ground) brings so much to the viewer.
Thank you for sharing another snow camping experience, it was a pleasure to watch. Cheers.
Thank you again snowdrop!
Recently come across your channel and I'm completely hooked! You do such a good job of showing the beauty of nature, I feel the need to get camping. Can't wait to see more.
Greatly appreciate that Alex!!
We are also dehydrator experimenters 😆so we will check out Kevin's book for some tips. The Draumr looked cozy, especially with the added bottle of scotch. Looked like a really enjoyable few days out in the bush, great vid Jon thanks for sharing!
Hahah just finished cooking my latest franken-recipe (another from Kevin's book, dal palak, rounded to whole bags of ingredients...). Thanks Alec!
Yes it’s what I need after the day I’ve had… I need to see the beauty of Canadian forests 😋
Always good therapy :)
Jon, I love how you make every video just that little bit different while still being true to your style. Really enjoyed this trip and the scenery. Every time I watch it reinforces in me the idea to leave London and move North. Just have to convince my wife and kids first. Haha! Thank you!
Really appreciate that Jon! I spent the first 29 years of my life in southern ON and moving north was the best thing I ever did...hope you can pull it off!
I was always the one who was ready to go. My X was the one who always found a million excuses not to leave
I love these videos. I can live vicariously through them!😊🏕🙏🇺🇸❤
Greetings from the UK, recently discovered your channel and would like to thank both you and Erin. Been a bit down lately and something about these videos has cheered me up a great deal!
Thanks a lot JoB, really glad to hear it's helping you a bit through a down stretch...brighter days ahead :)
I just watched this twice and must comment how artfully done it is: camera angles and editing. Very pleasurable. Thank you Jon.
Appreciate that so much Kit!
John what a absolutely wonderful video. My wife and I love your channel. You transport us to a happy place!
Thanks you two! 💚
Kudos from the kingdom for finding that last lost lake, persistence paid off. Some great camera angles as always.
It was no nicer than the previous lakes but at least now I know that lol. Thanks as always Si!
Thank you Jon, for another calming well filmed video. Always a pleasure.
Much appreciated DoO!
the best and most satisfying videos ive ever watched, just makes me want to go out into the wild and off the grid surrounded by nature
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Hey, thanks for the new video. I've been tripping in Northern Minnesota and Canada for almost 50 years now. I've never brought bear protection yet in black bear country. If it makes a person feel better then go for it I say. So far the bears and I have gotten along.
Thanks Bob! That's interesting and I think that's quite reasonable...if a bear really wants you dead, well bear spray might not even cut it. And the other 99.999% of human-bear encounters will likely be uneventful if the human is sensible. There are frequently people here insisting that I need a gun. I disagree for black bears, but the bear spray does provide nice peace of mind for me
@@LostLakes I do not bring bear protection either , because all the bears I've seen in the past run away from humans . As for the people asking you to bring a gun in the wild , it must be americans most of the time . Many of them go backpacking with a handgun , for protection against predators and ...humans 🙄
@@bonpecheur4565 you are probably right it is probably mostly us Americans saying that. I carry a gun for the same reasons I have a first aid kit and a fire extinguisher in my kitchen and vehicle. In my 56 years of living I’ve never needed any of them but if the need ever arrives I’ll be prepared to deal with it. I also know that no hand gun I own will stop a bear other than the noise but that’s not why I have it.
The shot of the snowy pines behind the heatwaves of the campfire… 💚 Really wonderful video. Loved it Jon!
Thanks a bunch MCFF!!
Lovely video as usual. Felt extra cozy. Looking forward to re-watching in late July - I find winter camping, hot or cold tenting, to be air conditioning for the mind after a hot, humid day. Thank you!
Thanks a lot Jon! Hahah I hear ya, doesn't take too much heat to beat me down
Congrats on a 100k bud!!!!!!!!So well deserved for your tremendous efforts to get you and us to places unseen!!! So waiting for everything to melt up here so i can get out of my friggin house lol!!! Winters are cold and long up here!
Thank you so much again brother!!! Hahaha hang in there, almost time!
What a beautiful place awesome cinematography nice hike and good food we have such hidden gems in our forest of Canada thanks for taking us along with your camp out always so enjoyable to watch
Much appreciated Sue! So many hidden gems...we're so lucky
The artfulness in your videos is growing in awesomeness 😁. Good work! Feel like I’m there, which I feel certain is one of your goals. Thank you!
Much appreciated David!!
Wow amazing......we now into spring. Out camping all next week in the highlands of scotland 🏴 all the best from across the water 🏴🏴
Thanks Jack! I envy your arrival of spring...lakes are iced over until mid-May here typically. Have a great trip!
I am so very glad to have found this channel! The content is very relaxing, and the camera shots are beautiful. Looking forward to more after I finish binge-watching the rest!
Greatly appreciate that!
I know you miss canoeing a lot, but in a way I hope this winter never ends - your films are so beautiful, so serene, so peaceful (yet so funny thanks to you)
Aw thank you!! 💚
You should definitely using the plastic bag "trick" for sleeping. Winter bears and early spring females with cubs, looking for food could be a problem. When I lived in Alaska it was before bear spray. In winter if out we were hunting so... The canister is really so small and light April is probably time.
Thanks for taking us along ! Beautiful area! Tbay ❤️🇨🇦
Thanks Suzanne!
Hey Jon! That was a nice trip. I'm just getting into Winter camping and I love it. No one is around at all! Just bought a new air horn today, for the bears, and I use mace for the men. ;) Thanks so much for calming my nerves.
Hahah thanks as always IOSTME :) Few people and no bugs...lots of upsides eh
Stunning photography with the drone! Watching your channel is my relaxation. Thanks for all the hard work involved in each video and sharing it with us all. I grew up in MN, ant lake county is beautiful there. But there are no cliffs or rock croppings. I guess the glaciers flattened us down. Have not spent outdoor time in Canada, I had no idea what simply breathtaking country was just north of us.
I really like the idea of tenting in a hammock. So cozy
I can almost feel the icy air and smell the piney snow.. ❤
Just gorgeous scenery, thanks for taking us snowshoeing!
Thanks for coming along Kelly!
Nothing more beautiful than a quiet peaceful snowshoe explore. Let's see some of that Spring Superior Lake Trout fishing! 👍
Sure beats sitting on a bucket in the cold wind lol. Sounds good to me Jeff!
Well done! Another top quality video. Kind of take it for granted how great they are. I've never been very good at ice fishing either, same lake in the summer and we catch some nice ones. Thanks for sharing!
Greatly appreciate that Gilles! Fishes' metabolisms slow down in winter as I understand it, so that's probably part of it
Glad to see the hammock is back out and really happy that you're getting a lot of use out of the Easy Sled!
You know it...on the way in with a hard crust it was a little TOO easy to pull hahah. Thanks again Chris!
Years ago, my coworkers and I developed a cold weather plan for our feet. Should temperatures get to the -30C range, I still use this plan. Antiperspirant stick or spray...or foot powder and then a pantyhose footy. Then wool socks and my trusty U.S. Army "mickey mouse" boots. It has never failed me. The boots go well with your U.S. Army Snow Shoes. Love your channel and am thankful for the content that Erin and you provide.
Interesting! Thanks for this and the kind words Ed!
Love the tips you gave in this one. Beautiful scenery will keep me coming back.
Water proof socks. Game changer. No more winter camping here in southern Ontario. Canoes coming out in 26 days for first spring camping trip.
Got some last summer but never thought about using them in winter...I'll have to try that :) Right on, I'm hoping for something soon too...Superior provides some early opportunities sometimes
Hey Jon, love your videos! And for some reason especially this one? Feels like a very realistic winter backcountry experience for me.
Thanks so much DO!
As always, a great adventure, Jon, and still more and more amazingly beautiful country!
One of these days, you might just run into me on one of those secluded lakes having my own adventure!
As always, thanks for a great video!
Thanks as always Lawrence! See you on a lost lake :)
Another excellent winter trek Jon. Inching closer to ice out, so thx for all the winter entertainment. CHEERS!!!
Thanks a bunch Ian! Watching the long-term forecast intently
Great video and thanks for sharing your special day with all of us and congratulations on your marriage. Hope you have many wonderful years together and many more great adventures. Cheersssss
Winter time is great for exploring, especially in the Boreal forest. Enjoyable video.👍
Absolutely :) Thanks NR!
In winter you snowshoe into a lovely little pond that chances are no one goes to when there is no ice. A wonderful feeling of oneness and peace with nature, with the snow falling.
Exactly :)
I've been watching for about a month and watched all of your videos already. I absolutely love them. Be safe and have a wonderful time out there. North Carolina here.
Thanks so much Jessica! 💚👋
You know spring is around the corner when Jon brings out the Draumr!
There are just around 100 bears in Norway, but no one use any bear spray here. One would be lucky just to see one I think.
Hahah feels like the changing of the seasons. Wow I'm amazed the population is only 100 there
Its awesome you brought your hammock because the fleas r out in full force they r the biggest i ever seen in all my bush adventures
Ackk...another beautiful thing about hammocks for sure
Thanks for another great video. My wife and I are so excited when we get notification of another one of your video releases.
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Really appreciate that Joseph!! 💚
If you released a couple of hours of the sound of the wind and snow through the trees - I would fall of to sleep with it !! It’s 3am and watching you AGAIN 👍👏🏼
Ok, time for some soft water. 😉😁 Thanks again, Jon. Great trip as usual. 👍🙂🛶
I second that. As soon as there's a decent forecast I'll be poking around the Superior coast :) Thanks Brian!
you r a great teacher of winter camping i learn so much from you thanks for sharing
Really appreciate that Janet!
I guess I’m a true southerner because I can’t imagine being out in this weather. Great video as usual 👍.
Most excellent video. You really cover it all, coupled with a great attitude and personality.
Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much Mark!
What a great spot, sweet setup and that sled is so great!
Thanks BC! It was just cruising over the hard crust on the way in, and still great on the way out
Where is this, i know you’re in Canada - but where exactly?
Truly beautiful scenery as always
In northern Ontario, just north of Lake Superior (this trip was not too far from Marathon)
Your gear and survival skills in such cold conditions is impressive- would never have used a hammock!!
Thanks for the shout out about Backcountry Eats and pre-mature congrats on approaching 100k subs!
Thank you! 🙂🙂
Thank you for sharing your adventure! Love the sound of the fire!
Thanks Dan!
@@LostLakes You're welcome!
Snowstorm camping is so much fun and it looks like you have a great trip! Excellent that you found a route to get to the pond you wanted to see, very rewarding. Thanks for sharing. :) :)
Thanks as always for joining me Jacqueline!
I hope you never stop replying to our comments it makes me feel special and honored to have someone make this good of quality content and replied to all of our comments
Appreciate that Nathaniel 💚
I love your videos I always watch them before sleeping! Thank you!
Thanks a lot Vincent!
If you want frostbite keep using the bags! Very old trick my mom used since we could not buy real winter boots. Does not keep feet warm, holds moister next to skin to freeze quicker.
Eek!
For the health side
Batter to use your tents and worming sources. Good camping and great adventures
The stove sure is a comfort out there. Thanks again Nassir!
Vapor barrier socks and undergarments are required for high altitude mountaineering. I used thin neoprene which worked well. Thin light socks are available. You should get some for the shoulder seasons before the hot tent comes out.
So that's how they do it...I wondered that very question on this trip
Omg! I forget how much I appreciate and miss camping! Went and booked some sites just now!🇨🇦❤️
Yahoo! Best time of year is just around the corner :)
I always envy you, about your great nature and the possibilities.
When I'm on the road with the ATV, I always have a 4 x 6 meter nylon tarp with me, often a second. Has the advantage, the machine is under the tarp. In addition, I can heat something inside. Germany is a little different. Against wet feet, I take smaller sturdy waste bags, over the socks and up to the knees. Only there fixed. Warm and dry feet.
Greetings from Frankfurt
Good call Gerold...never hurts to have a good tarp with you
Something to try. For keeping feet dry. I mountain bike on a fat bike in weather similar to what you are dealing with in this video. I use an antiperspirant spray to keep my feet from sweating. I usually can stay dry and warm into the single digits F. It works for many people but not all. but a cheap hack for the right person.
Great Jon , I was wondering if I would do my incomes tax this afternoon , its a no no after seeing your notification 😇
Hahah anything to put off taxes
Here in NW Washington we only have Black bears and I have never had any reason to fear them. Worst interaction was in Juneau Alaska when one stole the garbage can and abandoned it. It sat about 20m away in the brush huffing in frustration.
Jon, thank you for the respite from the crap on YT! You always produce a masterful video. Of course, it’s easy when you have Mother Nature as your subject! And the snow shots… amazing! Looking forward to Spring editions
Thank you so much Nicholas! Me too...itching for a canoe trip :)
Great vid Jon. Have you ever thought about a hammock hot tent for late fall/early spring seasons? What a difference of conditions compared to down here in Kingston.
Thanks Seann! I don't know about hammock hot tenting...I don't like that I'd have to get out of the hammock to stoke the stove every 2 hours as opposed to just rolling over. The practical side of me doesn't see it but I've never tried so I shouldn't close myself off to it. Hahah yeah I grew up in Toronto and spring certainly never looked like this there
Ordered a copy of the Back Country Eats. Thanks for the suggestion.
Hope you enjoy it! Just finished making another recipe from it, dal palak
And, like, I would turn around and be soooooooooooooooooooooooo lost. Amazing that you saw the forecast and turned to Erin and said, I gotta go babe! Storms ah comin'!! Great job! Wish it were longer!! TY!!!
Hahaha thank Scotty!! I love a good storm...what I would really love now is a good ole thunderstorm like you get down there (thunder is very rare in winter here)
Another excellent video John, your camera work and editing are top notch, looking forward to the next one!!
Greatly appreciated Scotty!!
As usual, amazing footage! Love what you do Jon 👍❤️
Thanks so much Auro! 💚
Simply wonderful.
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Lost Lakes is fast enough becoming my favorite channel.
Cool video, Jon. Some weather you got there, though! Glad you like the new limited edition Draumr in light green. Stay wild🌲
Thanks y'all! Looking forward to many soothing light green hangs this season :)
Hey John, .
I heard you say something like what your doing isn't special or anything..(it was in an old video but just kinda felt relevant for some reason) ... I live on the central coast of California about ten mins from the beach, but what your doing sir is taking care of something I've always heard about, always wanted to go and see, but haven't gotten the chance yet. Thank you! By you sharing this part of the world with others as well as what your doing to take care of this jewel is "very" special and my heart aches. I pray something comes along and rekindles your energy I'll continue to pray for you and Arron, for your safety and that all your needs continue to be met. Safe journey friends!
We appreciate that so much Michael! 💚💚
Great video and stunning camera work as always! By my count you found 4 more lost lakes )
Thanks a lot Janet! Hahah always adding to the list :)
Good to see the Amok back out, nothing better than a 10 hour sleep in a hammock! I'm heading out next weekend for a few nights in a hammock in the woods!
Bliss :) Have a great trip Brian!
Hey Jon love the videos look forward to watching them, was wondering maybe if you could put in the description rough area the videos/camping were shot in. As I am from northern Ontario also thanks again. Keep the videos rollin
On your snowshoe trek I was wondering how you don’t get lost? It all looks the same, shoe prints could get hidden and breadcrumbs not so much. GPS perhaps?
I have offline maps on my phone (which doesn't need signal to use GPS) 🙂 But I can usually follow my own tracks back (even if it's snowing heavily like this the imprint is usually visible, what washes it out more is strong wind), and I'm always looking back and taking mental pictures in case my phone stops working (it has happened). For longer canoe trips I always have paper maps as well. But most of all, I find navigation on lakes to be much easier than almost anywhere else. There are usually islands, points, bays, etc. that can really help orient me...in thick woods, desert, plains, etc that could be a lot harder
Just gorgeous
I wish the Netherlands looked like this in the winter
It would be greatly appreciated by many many campers and hikers if you could write down and display your many dehydrate recipes on breakfasts, lunches and dinners. We would all love to try a master dehydrators food meals! Why not learn from a pro! It would be greatly greatly appreciated to check them out even if you charged a small amount. I for one would pay to try for sure as I am sure many others would as well!! Another fantastic video!! Thankyou!!
Thanks so much Brad!! The catch is I'm so far from a dehydrating pro...relatively experienced, but someone like Kevin Outdoors...he's a pro. Highly recommend his channel and book Backcountry Eats 🙂
In North GA, you can really see them any time of year, but I never take bear spray. The black bears here will always run away backcountry, it's the popular car camping spots that they can be nuisances near, but there's only been one instance where I cut a trip short many years ago in boy scouts after chasing the same pair out of camp for the tenth time in less than a full day.
Yikes! Yeah I totally agree...the wilderness bears are better behaved. There are similar problems in Ontario in popular parks like Algonquin
Bag should be outside of sock, no recommended for freezing conditions but great for wet days ✌️🏴
Thanks Ronnie :) Thought I'd save myself a damp sock but apparently that's not how it works lol
great trip sir, good on ya for hanging out in the snow storm. I love being in the wilderness in winter, you get places you would never go in spring or summer. We're heading to our camp next weekend, hoping to spend a full day out in the woods. thank you for sharing. Hi Erin,,, Bob
Thanks Bob! Yeah absolutely, walking over a wetland that would be a brutal, buggy slog in summer is quite a treat :) Hope you have a great weekend at camp!
Hello Jonterio, My wife and I just purchased a food dehydrator, and what was the first thing I dehydrated? Pineapple, of course, OMG that is too good. Blessings to you guys. Keep up the good work.
Hahah right on. It's a little too good...hard not to devour it. Thank you :)
I love snowing camping bravo~!
I want to snowing camping
Have a good camping bravo~!
Thank you Kim!
Another awesome video. It helps us old dogs that work at the grind 6 days a week
Thanks a lot Randy! Glad it helps fend off the grind a bit
Personally I don't carry bear spray, but I do have a big dog which makes a difference. Here in BC bears can be up and about all year even in the depths of winter if you live near the coast. Another great time spent with Jontario, explorer extraordinaire
I must say at this point that I’m looking forward to videos of melted water; but, it’s been great to see you really grab winter by the dendrites this year! Keep up the good work Jon!
Thanks a lot UO! With some luck I could be in the canoe in a week :D
@@LostLakes Here’s hoping!
Really interesting camp setup Jon !!! I agree with you on bears. I think it is still too early. No prints observed yet. I am in the bush every day. Today’s prints (the usual)....squirrel, snowshoe hare, grouse, lynx, wolf and moose....still working on identifying other creatures like fox and marten prints. Hmmm, a “limited edition” hammock....Comic Book Guy (The Simpson’s) would be impressed !!!! Cheers from northeastern Ontario. Thanks for Kevin Outdoors. Did not know about him.
Thanks LRK! Someone sent a photo from the Tbay area of a bear in January...very interesting. Hahah I'm hearing "limited edition" in his voice now.
Wow, that is incredible.
Hello My friend. Amazing video.
I am going camping today at Slide mountain wilderness for two days 🔥
Another great video... full of amazing camera work, beautiful time lapses, interesting information... I'm soooo glad i found your channel
Thank you so much!!
NIce spot! Looked pretty sweet. I bet your looking forward to spring! Canoe's, open water! I know I am. I remember back when you did the Algonquin Park Video. THe reason I mention it is Because I just watched a video called the last guide which turns out to be a book as well. one Written about the last guide of Algonquin park Who has since passed away and a book written by him. Curious if you have ever read the book. I just ordered both as the video is amazing. Something I think you might be interested in. Great video as always!
Thanks ATFH! I just caught the video last week via CBC...a real tear-jerker
@@LostLakes yeah it sure was!
Another great one, feeling the blowing snow on my face!! How about Audible books Jon? You also might enjoy “The Moth” from NPR, pod cast storytelling from all over the world with some amazing content. Love your food. Healthy, and lots of it, good for you to put in such effort to fuel your body with what it needs in the outdoors and that includes treats, scotch, beer etc 💜 B
Sounds great. Hahah nothing but the best. Thanks as always Barret!
@@LostLakes Absolutely!!!! 🙌😉
What a beautiful outing Jon! Congrats, perfect weather too. I’ve enjoyed your video as usual 👋🇨🇦👋
Thank you so much!
It wouldn't be a Lost Lakes video without veggie chilli and garlic bread
Hahah you know it