I haven’t read them must get round to it! He came to the Klondike didn’t get any gold but went home with the inspiration for his books that made him a fortune. I think that’s what happened?
What beautiful cinematography coming through the woods in the snow to find the hidden gem amongst the trees widths a trail of smoke arising from the shelter within
Push the wrong bloomin button! This was absolutely brilliant. Whitehorse reminds me of some of our gold mining towns in California. Must’ve been a huge learning curve to be off grid. I’m sorry but the Lou is way too far away from the cabin!! There is wildlife out there that don’t like people. LOL thank you so much! Enjoy your stay. 🤟🏻💜😎🍀🇺🇸
Liz glad you enjoyed the video it was an amazing experience. I believe we were enclosed in a fenced off area around the retreat that not even we saw so think we were quite safe. We got used to the loo and not using it at night. The gold rush history was so interesting and carcross coming next week had more on that front. Stunning place.
Thank you! I lived up in the Yukon and Alaska for around 20 years, in cabins like this at times. I miss it everyday - especially the outdoor fires looking out at the views.
Wow guys very well done on your outstanding catalogue of work. This channel contains the best travel videos on TV or the web. The videography, the narration and the music are just top class. Amazing 👏 Thank you 👏
Goodness how beautiful was that. I would love to go to Alaska. Everywhere looks so clean with the snow. I could handle that. Thanks for the share, please stay safe and take care
That’s picture postcard stuff absolutely beautiful. What a great little cabin , not to sure about the toilet , a bit far to go , always avoid yellow snow . Your Chanel is so superior to other bloggers great content professionally edited and shot love your Chanel, well done and thank you 🙏
Real Winter, not the English variety, lol! Just beautiful! Winter is the best time for a bonfire outside. Can't wait for the next episode! Cheers from Michigan USA.
That was the most snow we've ever seen! All thick and heavy on the trees. So glad we did have the fire in the end. Was amazing looking out at the stars. Of course it was pitch black so could not film it and show you!
Gosh guys!!! You never disappoint, this is amazing... what a wonderful and beautiful experience ❤️Thank you so much for sharing it with us, absolutely lovely as always and so well done! 🥂🍾be safe 🙏
You two guys are living my dream,I spent ten years traveling the world but I am so so jealous of you! Enjoy your life you are only young for such a short time.
Hi Victor, well I like to think we are living the dream in between our fulltime jobs, but we try to enjoy every minute. On weekends or when we get our holidays we go all out!
Thank you! It's nice to see such wonderful landscapes! Your expeirince of living in this little cabin reminds me of a chalet in Switzerland or Norway, where people go for a few days to reset their thoughts and be closer to nature. I hope you enjoyed it. Can't wait for the next one! 🥰🥰🥰🖐🖐🖐
I absolutely love your videos! You do such a great job at sharing your experiences with us in an honest way, the good and bad of wherever you visit. Winter tires are a MUST, all-wheel drive helps too. Thanks for letting people know about that when renting a car.
Great video. Very well done! I've always been fascinated with this part of Canada and would love to go there. The scenery is amazing and really like that cabin you found.
The cabin was incredible, could not have been better. So happy to have made these memories there. Love to go back in the summer and drive to Dawson city and see that. Bit to far in winter.
Yes we have done a lot of UK videos mainly because we have not been able to travel outside the country that much. We'll still be doing all our UK videos but from time to time we will also stretch our legs to other countries!
Welcome to North America! Thanks for sharing your experience roughing it in winter. Beautiful! I love how you both appreciate things like sunsets and silence. So wonderful in this busy modern world. The California Gold Rush ran from 1848 to 1855, and I always forget how recently Alaska became a state and the Klondike opened for mining. Hopefully the bears are hibernating this time of year, and your cooler of provisions will be safe. Campgrounds in the Southern Sierras provide metal food lockers to keep those very smart creatures at bay; even leaving food in a cooler inside a car is asking for trouble. :0 Look forward to your next installment.
I think we were in a fenced-off area hidden away so all good. The bears would be hibernating and I would imagine we would have been told otherwise. It remind me of when I went to put something in a bin in Banff and tried to open the bear-proof litterbin. Could I open it! Heck no. A local helped me 😂
Thanks for uploading! Insane you did this in the winter. I'm a New Yorker who started a continental trip with my little red convertible, from Texas, down to Mexico then up the MS river where I'm Winnipeg now. Heading up to Alaska and stopping every 3 hours, taking a year and a half to do it. Was thinking of stopping in Whitehorse. Cabin you stayed at looks great and dog friendly, thanks for posting website
What an amazing trip you are having! Are you documenting it? Whitehorse is amazing and our off grid style cabin wonderful for a short basic experience of off grid life. Of course it was nothing like what the locals put up with for a full winter but a nice taste! Make sure you have a 4x4 and winter tyres if you do head up there in the snow. Summer is supposed to be good too especially if you do the drive from Whitehorse to Dawson City. We would like to go back for that in summer. Have fun!
Beautiful. This is certainly a departure from your National Trust videos of stately homes. The winter scenery is stunning. We woke up to a foot of snow this morning in Toronto, our first major storm of the season. For some reason, snow is always exciting. Looking forward to the next videos.
Yes it sure is although would love to see many of our U.K. places in the snow making them magical. We do like to travel to other places around the world and share our experiences with a bit of fun and history as well. COVID as restricted us for a while so we’ve done much more on the U.K. alone than we might otherwise. Lots more U.K. to come though we have quite a few videos to edit from late last year 😊
What a fascinating start so look forward to the next ones. Seeing those snow laden trees brought memories of a February holiday to the Rockies and the magical scenery around Lake Louise. I'm afraid I didn't "rough it" like you did. I do love my bed and modern conveniences.
We just love the snow laden trees never seen it so thick like that. Although we did have a habit of bumping into them and some how it always went down our necks into our shirts.
Dear Memory Seekers, This video is absolutely, beautiful. Imagine, how hard daily life was. Yet, it was so uncomplicated. You captured the beauty. Well done.
Omg I loved this video. It’s absolutely fantastic! The crunchy snow (and doritos lol) The scenery is a dream, I even loved how the town looks when you arrived. Just like a film. But the log cabin… what an experience. I‘d always thought I’d love to do something like that here, and now I think I must. I‘ll show your video to my husband and we‘ll get planning. Thank you for the inspiration ❤️
Wow, i am imprest how beautiful u made this Video, with ur calmly voice and so nice explaint, thank you both so much, i realy recomand everone to wach ur super top Videos, wish u both and everyone here a happy New year 2023 and be safe allways 🤗🤗🤗🤩🤩🤩😍😍😍
What a beautiful and interesting place. Would be interested to know your inspiration for this as a place to visit (it's a truly wonderful but uncommon choice). Could you comment on your reflections on life without electricity and plumbing? Was it peaceful and calming or did you constantly wonder how anyone managed to survive? And did you have to worry about bears or wolves? As always, your pace and commentary are excellent and a pleasure to watch. Looking forward to more of the Yukon with you!
I live in Whitehorse Yukon and have for the last 35 years. I lived in a winter cabin with no power or indoor plumbing. -Power there are a few ways to get around not having a wall plug. -Wood heat is great with a bowl of stew and a cup of hot chocolate don't miss watching the Northern lights. Out House you gotta love them styrofoam seat is warm. It's really not a place to read the newspaper in the winter getter done. -Wild animals most of them are more scared of you, have respect your walking in there yard. -My short story I have a trapper friend that received a letter from his mother who lives in Toronto asking him to be careful with wolves and bears. He wrote her back with a news paper article about two people in Toronto that were crossing the street and got hit by a car. Its safer up here. When was the last time you and your loved one went for a walk at night. Thanks If you do come check out the videos on the Dempster highway. That was fun
Thirty metres away ...toilet , the comfort you miss , as far away ...except this zone of comfort, the rest is wonderful journey ....chill ,freezing day & nights ....breathing ,a menace, ...blood curdle , ...life is riskier ...😗
100% agree. 2 requisites are reliable power and a flushing toilet within the house. Although where i live at the moment we do rely on tank water from rain fall. And in big storms the power does go out (trees fall on the lines but they are usual repaired within hours) but we have huge bottled gas for cooking so never an issue.
Its good to do things out of your comfort zone now and again. It makes amazing memories! We would not want to live like that all the time but for a few days it was quite manageable. ☺
OMG! That was - unbelievable! I like the wilderness & snowy forests, but that kind of off-grid would be too basic for me! I'd call that indoor camping! Not so bad when it's calm, but you get the wind blowing & -20+F not nice! when Nature calls - coooheeee! Very nicely done as usual.
Whilst we do a lot in the U.K. on the villages and town and history we also like to travel the world something that has been hard to do this last 2 years. We like an adventure and snow and Canada and being somewhere not so many people go for a holiday Yukon seemed like a good fit. Later we head to Banff and Jasper for some lovely canyon and frozen waterfall walks. It was a great in touch with nature trip. We loved it.
I realy loved your video other ones didnt show the beauty out there im live in canada but i never been there now for sure i go.nice car for rent much cheaper than ontario.
Thank you for reminding us spoilt brats what a wonderful life it is nowadays with modern conveniences. I am grateful to you for humbling us. 😂 Salutations to the original Native Americans and early European settlers who faced and survived those tough conditions.
It was about -10c that day once you get moving with the wind chill probably -20c, the dogs seemed quite happy. Really have not idea on what they can resist.
@@MemorySeekers my perception was the same that you wrote, besides I didnt never went to a place with this cold. Here in Brazil, when do +38ºC my 3 dogs suffer a lot, they only walk, dont play, and most of time the lay down a always with a tired breath. And always that I see a video with dogs on snow, they are always good, never saw they shivereing, so I dont understand this info about below 7ºC be dangerous for dogs. Well, thanks for the answer, congrats for a great video like that, best that TV in my opnion. God bless.
You would not want to be driving in winter in the Yukon without them. I found this www.whitehorsetoyota.com/blog/2021/12/15/when-do-you-need-to-put-winter-tires-on-in-the-yukon I suggest you do a bit of googling to see when and if the law requires it.
Great video. Lovely part of the world. But off grid isn’t for me - I like my luxuries: specially a flushing toilet attached to my cottage and reliable at call power. Although my current home has only tank water from rain fall. I am surprised that cottage isn’t plumbed to a water tank using water run off from the roof specially in summer.
👍👍👍👍👍👍 It's Beautiful but the Life in the Cabin with No Electricity & Running Water is very very very very Tough in Snow. I mean I have lived this Life with Limited Water at my Native Place. I mean you need to Fill Big Gallons & Buckets with Water from Nearby "Water Well" Every Day for Everybody's Convinience and Open Air Toilet.🤮...😷🥴🤒 It was after Many Years we had Cabin Toilet. Closed Cabin Toilet was delayed Due to Lack of Funds & Approval from Local Authorities for which we had to go through Legal Proceedings.
@ 7:18. Have you got a HUGE crack in your wind screen? If that was given to you by the rental company it’s not very safe - sorry. That could shatter anytime and given the wildlife doesn’t offer the protection it’s designed for.
In the Yukon we don't replace windscreens when they crack. Not even rental companies. There's no point, as you'll just have another crack within a week. And they don't ever spontaneously shatter, even at minus 50 C. (Which we saw last week.) A final note, we don't need our windscreens to function as animal protection. Bears don't attack us in our cars. 🐻
I actually went back to the rental desk and she said the same thing. In fact I looked at other cars and they all had cracked screens. She also said it takes 6 months to get a replacement flown up. So we had to live with it. Not idea when you need to film!
Whitehorse sucks…..living expenses are high, shortage of housing, up to -47C in winter and 6 months of snow on the ground.After 15 years I had enough…..moving South where it’s warm.
I remember reading Jack London's stories and imagining -Yukon, Klondike. Thanks for the video!
I haven’t read them must get round to it! He came to the Klondike didn’t get any gold but went home with the inspiration for his books that made him a fortune. I think that’s what happened?
Your story about traveling in the wonderful snowy places of Canada, helped me remember the stories from the books. You're great at making videos. 👍
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Just such a sense of peace
Most of time just silence, amazing
BEST video/film of WHITE HORSE, I ever seen!
HAPPY HOLIDAYS from the MOTHERLODE, Northern California...yes, 1849 Gold Rush counties.
Same to you! Thank you for watching.
Thank you for sharing and if I'd know you were in Calgary I would of met you for lunch. Sorry we missed you and glad you loved Canada!
Was a very fleeting visit just to the airport in between driving Banff and Jasper 😊
Beautiful 😍
Thanks
What beautiful cinematography coming through the woods in the snow to find the hidden gem amongst the trees widths a trail of smoke arising from the shelter within
Push the wrong bloomin button! This was absolutely brilliant. Whitehorse reminds me of some of our gold mining towns in California. Must’ve been a huge learning curve to be off grid. I’m sorry but the Lou is way too far away from the cabin!! There is wildlife out there that don’t like people. LOL thank you so much! Enjoy your stay. 🤟🏻💜😎🍀🇺🇸
Liz glad you enjoyed the video it was an amazing experience. I believe we were enclosed in a fenced off area around the retreat that not even we saw so think we were quite safe. We got used to the loo and not using it at night. The gold rush history was so interesting and carcross coming next week had more on that front. Stunning place.
Very beautiful. The snow on the trees, so lovely. Bit too far to the loo tho!!
Haha it wasn’t too bad you soon get used to it. Kind fun for a few days. Not a lifetime though.
I'm just halfway through but clicked the like button😃, please do other places in Canada!
We have some more coming from Canada over the next few weeks!
Thank you! I lived up in the Yukon and Alaska for around 20 years, in cabins like this at times. I miss it everyday - especially the outdoor fires looking out at the views.
How wonderful, we had such a great time in the Yukon!
So completely beautiful. Watched this video twice 🥰🙂
😊 ah glad you liked it so much.
Beautiful country and darling little cabin.
It really is!
Wow guys very well done on your outstanding catalogue of work. This channel contains the best travel videos on TV or the web. The videography, the narration and the music are just top class. Amazing 👏 Thank you 👏
Ahhh thank you 😊 so kind 😊 glad you enjoy them.
Goodness how beautiful was that. I would love to go to Alaska. Everywhere looks so clean with the snow. I could handle that. Thanks for the share, please stay safe and take care
It was wonderful highly recommend
Great experience to live and share! Thanks, it's been like being there for a little while!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Welcome to Canada, loved your ear flap hat (giggle). Cold yes but beautiful which is a different beauty to the UK.
Really kept my head and ears warm!
Beautiful.
Thanks
That’s picture postcard stuff absolutely beautiful. What a great little cabin , not to sure about the toilet , a bit far to go , always avoid yellow snow . Your Chanel is so superior to other bloggers great content professionally edited and shot love your Chanel, well done and thank you 🙏
Real Winter, not the English variety, lol! Just beautiful! Winter is the best time for a bonfire outside. Can't wait for the next episode! Cheers from Michigan USA.
That was the most snow we've ever seen! All thick and heavy on the trees. So glad we did have the fire in the end. Was amazing looking out at the stars. Of course it was pitch black so could not film it and show you!
Just beautiful. I have often dreamed about staying off-grid during winter. Thank you for sharing your Canadian adventure. ❤️❤️❤️
Its quite an experience, something you will never forget!
I love this one. Hope you do more like it. When the guys figure out exactly how to use a wood stove- Love it.
Haha yes we had never used on before was very new for us. Such a lovely time.
Gosh guys!!! You never disappoint, this is amazing... what a wonderful and beautiful experience ❤️Thank you so much for sharing it with us, absolutely lovely as always and so well done! 🥂🍾be safe 🙏
Thank you Tiffany, I know everyone likes our UK videos but we like to get out and see other parts of the world too!
This is another beautiful memory you have shared with us! Thank you so much❤️❤️
You both just keep going on with your usual high standard, great photography and sound, I love it. Wonderful work on the winter wonderland of Canada.
Thank glad you like it. 😊
You two guys are living my dream,I spent ten years traveling the world but I am so so jealous of you! Enjoy your life you are only young for such a short time.
Hi Victor, well I like to think we are living the dream in between our fulltime jobs, but we try to enjoy every minute. On weekends or when we get our holidays we go all out!
Thank you for showcasing my hometown so beautifully!! Loved the video 🙂
Glad you liked it!! ☺
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Beautiful winter wonderland & remote cabin. I'm in Southern California where it's raining & the temperature is 56 degrees.
Thank you! It's nice to see such wonderful landscapes! Your expeirince of living in this little cabin reminds me of a chalet in Switzerland or Norway, where people go for a few days to reset their thoughts and be closer to nature. I hope you enjoyed it. Can't wait for the next one! 🥰🥰🥰🖐🖐🖐
We both Switzerland and Norway are on the list just to do that! Should have been in Norway last spring but covid stopped that :(
I absolutely love your videos! You do such a great job at sharing your experiences with us in an honest way, the good and bad of wherever you visit. Winter tires are a MUST, all-wheel drive helps too. Thanks for letting people know about that when renting a car.
Thank you so much, we are glad you enjoy them. So nice to hear.
It was wonderful video
I like the snow & dogs view
Thank U again for this great job
Pls keep it up 👍🏻
We have more to come from Canada!
Great video. Very well done! I've always been fascinated with this part of Canada and would love to go there. The scenery is amazing and really like that cabin you found.
The cabin was incredible, could not have been better. So happy to have made these memories there. Love to go back in the summer and drive to Dawson city and see that. Bit to far in winter.
What an awesome trip. The eerie nights in the wild. It would have been great.
It was so peaceful and just awesome!
Enjoying your trip through Canada.
It brings the past to life.
Don’t know if I could stand the cold even if it is so beautiful.
Glad you enjoyed it
Канвда очень крвсива. А Вы такие милые💞!
Love ur ❤️ videos 💖💖🎉🎉
Wow what a beautiful spot and so different from your usual vids. Loved the background music too. Looking forward to the next one 🙂
Yes we have done a lot of UK videos mainly because we have not been able to travel outside the country that much. We'll still be doing all our UK videos but from time to time we will also stretch our legs to other countries!
Welcome to North America! Thanks for sharing your experience roughing it in winter. Beautiful! I love how you both appreciate things like sunsets and silence. So wonderful in this busy modern world. The California Gold Rush ran from 1848 to 1855, and I always forget how recently Alaska became a state and the Klondike opened for mining. Hopefully the bears are hibernating this time of year, and your cooler of provisions will be safe. Campgrounds in the Southern Sierras provide metal food lockers to keep those very smart creatures at bay; even leaving food in a cooler inside a car is asking for trouble. :0 Look forward to your next installment.
I think we were in a fenced-off area hidden away so all good. The bears would be hibernating and I would imagine we would have been told otherwise. It remind me of when I went to put something in a bin in Banff and tried to open the bear-proof litterbin. Could I open it! Heck no. A local helped me 😂
Thanks for uploading! Insane you did this in the winter. I'm a New Yorker who started a continental trip with my little red convertible, from Texas, down to Mexico then up the MS river where I'm Winnipeg now. Heading up to Alaska and stopping every 3 hours, taking a year and a half to do it. Was thinking of stopping in Whitehorse. Cabin you stayed at looks great and dog friendly, thanks for posting website
What an amazing trip you are having! Are you documenting it? Whitehorse is amazing and our off grid style cabin wonderful for a short basic experience of off grid life. Of course it was nothing like what the locals put up with for a full winter but a nice taste! Make sure you have a 4x4 and winter tyres if you do head up there in the snow. Summer is supposed to be good too especially if you do the drive from Whitehorse to Dawson City. We would like to go back for that in summer. Have fun!
Beautiful. This is certainly a departure from your National Trust videos of stately homes. The winter scenery is stunning. We woke up to a foot of snow this morning in Toronto, our first major storm of the season. For some reason, snow is always exciting. Looking forward to the next videos.
Yes it sure is although would love to see many of our U.K. places in the snow making them magical. We do like to travel to other places around the world and share our experiences with a bit of fun and history as well. COVID as restricted us for a while so we’ve done much more on the U.K. alone than we might otherwise. Lots more U.K. to come though we have quite a few videos to edit from late last year 😊
Hello, great video. I've been living in Dawson City for 8 months now. I came here just before winter, and now it’s already summer😊😊😊
Would love to come to Dawson City one day! Thanks for watching!
@@MemorySeekers hi
What a fascinating start so look forward to the next ones. Seeing those snow laden trees brought memories of a February holiday to the Rockies and the magical scenery around Lake Louise. I'm afraid I didn't "rough it" like you did. I do love my bed and modern conveniences.
We just love the snow laden trees never seen it so thick like that. Although we did have a habit of bumping into them and some how it always went down our necks into our shirts.
Dear Memory Seekers, This video is absolutely, beautiful. Imagine, how hard daily life was. Yet, it was so uncomplicated. You captured the beauty. Well done.
So glad you liked it. ☺
Omg I loved this video. It’s absolutely fantastic! The crunchy snow (and doritos lol) The scenery is a dream, I even loved how the town looks when you arrived. Just like a film. But the log cabin… what an experience. I‘d always thought I’d love to do something like that here, and now I think I must. I‘ll show your video to my husband and we‘ll get planning. Thank you for the inspiration ❤️
Gotta have Doritos when off grid!
Wow, i am imprest how beautiful u made this Video, with ur calmly voice and so nice explaint, thank you both so much, i realy recomand everone to wach ur super top Videos, wish u both and everyone here a happy New year 2023 and be safe allways 🤗🤗🤗🤩🤩🤩😍😍😍
Thank you so much for the lovely comment. Very kind. Best wishes for 2023.
What a beautiful and interesting place. Would be interested to know your inspiration for this as a place to visit (it's a truly wonderful but uncommon choice). Could you comment on your reflections on life without electricity and plumbing? Was it peaceful and calming or did you constantly wonder how anyone managed to survive? And did you have to worry about bears or wolves? As always, your pace and commentary are excellent and a pleasure to watch. Looking forward to more of the Yukon with you!
I live in Whitehorse Yukon and have for the last 35 years. I lived in a winter cabin with no power or indoor plumbing. -Power there are a few ways to get around not having a wall plug. -Wood heat is great with a bowl of stew and a cup of hot chocolate don't miss watching the Northern lights. Out House you gotta love them styrofoam seat is warm. It's really not a place to read the newspaper in the winter getter done. -Wild animals most of them are more scared of you, have respect your walking in there yard. -My short story I have a trapper friend that received a letter from his mother who lives in Toronto asking him to be careful with wolves and bears. He wrote her back with a news paper article about two people in Toronto that were crossing the street and got hit by a car. Its safer up here. When was the last time you and your loved one went for a walk at night.
Thanks
If you do come check out the videos on the Dempster highway.
That was fun
@@patstevens1913 Thanks Pat. Hot chocolate and the Northern Lights - I hope I get to do that someday. Until then, I'll keep watching.
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Thirty metres away ...toilet , the comfort you miss , as far away ...except this zone of comfort, the rest is wonderful journey ....chill ,freezing day & nights ....breathing ,a menace, ...blood curdle , ...life is riskier ...😗
It was ok you get used to the loo. Worth it for the wonderful scenery and experience
Wow! I could not imagine living off the grid. I like my comforts & conveniences too much. Beautiful scenery. Thank you for another great video!
100% agree. 2 requisites are reliable power and a flushing toilet within the house. Although where i live at the moment we do rely on tank water from rain fall. And in big storms the power does go out (trees fall on the lines but they are usual repaired within hours) but we have huge bottled gas for cooking so never an issue.
Its good to do things out of your comfort zone now and again. It makes amazing memories! We would not want to live like that all the time but for a few days it was quite manageable. ☺
Veramente fantastico !!anche se io amo temperature miti , grazie per la visione 😜
Grazie, è stata una bella avventura.
OMG! That was - unbelievable! I like the wilderness & snowy forests, but that kind of off-grid would be too basic for me! I'd call that indoor camping! Not so bad when it's calm, but you get the wind blowing & -20+F not nice! when Nature calls - coooheeee! Very nicely done as usual.
This was a very special memory, completely out of the comfort zone on all levels haha so glad we challenged ourselves on this trip.
Dang this some winter wonderland type stuff
It was amazing! Such good memories of that trip.
I spent my honeymoon in Whitehorse November 21, one of the best places I’ve been too, we had a brilliant time dog sledding, lovely place xx
Congratulations, nice to hear you enjoyed it.
really cool to see this
It is so weird to see my home territory through the eyes of tourists. Thank you for the video. I certainly wasn't expecting a Canadian tour. LOL!
Lovely.
Thank you was great fun!
What made you decide to come to Canada for this series of videos. I love it, the scenery is spectacular. Thank you for doing it.
Whilst we do a lot in the U.K. on the villages and town and history we also like to travel the world something that has been hard to do this last 2 years. We like an adventure and snow and Canada and being somewhere not so many people go for a holiday Yukon seemed like a good fit. Later we head to Banff and Jasper for some lovely canyon and frozen waterfall walks. It was a great in touch with nature trip. We loved it.
Ein Traum! :-)
I realy loved your video other ones didnt show the beauty out there im live in canada but i never been there now for sure i go.nice car for rent much cheaper than ontario.
nice to see the Klondike all dolled up....but what happened to the CASCA ?
Thank you for reminding us spoilt brats what a wonderful life it is nowadays with modern conveniences. I am grateful to you for humbling us. 😂 Salutations to the original Native Americans and early European settlers who faced and survived those tough conditions.
How they managed in those conditions I just don't know. Incredible.
people say a dog resist to 45º but in the video I think is more cold than that. So, what temperature dogs resist?
Great video, awesome.
It was about -10c that day once you get moving with the wind chill probably -20c, the dogs seemed quite happy. Really have not idea on what they can resist.
@@MemorySeekers my perception was the same that you wrote, besides I didnt never went to a place with this cold.
Here in Brazil, when do +38ºC my 3 dogs suffer a lot, they only walk, dont play, and most of time the lay down a always with a tired breath.
And always that I see a video with dogs on snow, they are always good, never saw they shivereing, so I dont understand this info about below 7ºC be dangerous for dogs.
Well, thanks for the answer, congrats for a great video like that, best that TV in my opnion. God bless.
God bless
If I drive from Quebec to Yukon, do I have to change into snow tires？
You would not want to be driving in winter in the Yukon without them. I found this www.whitehorsetoyota.com/blog/2021/12/15/when-do-you-need-to-put-winter-tires-on-in-the-yukon I suggest you do a bit of googling to see when and if the law requires it.
How do people take a shower there??? Maybe once every 3 months? 😁😁 thank you for this beautiful video
Good question! I don't know 😂
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Great video. Lovely part of the world. But off grid isn’t for me - I like my luxuries: specially a flushing toilet attached to my cottage and reliable at call power. Although my current home has only tank water from rain fall. I am surprised that cottage isn’t plumbed to a water tank using water run off from the roof specially in summer.
Well, we would not want to be doing it regularly but for a few days we got by and it was quite an experience.
ما هى أقل درجة حرارة فى يوكون
cela change de l'Angleterre !!!!!🙂
👍👍👍👍👍👍 It's Beautiful but the Life in the Cabin with No Electricity & Running Water is very very very very Tough in Snow. I mean I have lived this Life with Limited Water at my Native Place. I mean you need to Fill Big Gallons & Buckets with Water from Nearby "Water Well" Every Day for Everybody's Convinience and Open Air Toilet.🤮...😷🥴🤒 It was after Many Years we had Cabin Toilet. Closed Cabin Toilet was delayed Due to Lack of Funds & Approval from Local Authorities for which we had to go through Legal Proceedings.
@ 7:18. Have you got a HUGE crack in your wind screen? If that was given to you by the rental company it’s not very safe - sorry. That could shatter anytime and given the wildlife doesn’t offer the protection it’s designed for.
In the Yukon we don't replace windscreens when they crack. Not even rental companies. There's no point, as you'll just have another crack within a week. And they don't ever spontaneously shatter, even at minus 50 C. (Which we saw last week.) A final note, we don't need our windscreens to function as animal protection. Bears don't attack us in our cars. 🐻
@@frankiefiggy I was thinking more you hitting wildlife when driving
I actually went back to the rental desk and she said the same thing. In fact I looked at other cars and they all had cracked screens. She also said it takes 6 months to get a replacement flown up. So we had to live with it. Not idea when you need to film!
We call them Yukon windshields. They all crack. Probably due to temp difference between inside and out
Job nhi mil rhi white hours me pr ke liye meri beti ko
Mayo
Carcross?! Should have done literally any other town..
Its a very interesting town.
Whitehorse sucks…..living expenses are high, shortage of housing, up to -47C in winter and 6 months of snow on the ground.After 15 years I had enough…..moving South where it’s warm.
Hope it works for you.