Tosh, I enjoyed going along with you on the camper trip. Seeing all the landscape around you was nice. I’m used to lakes and streams. I’ve never seen any houses up there before. Sorry about all the fires in Canada. It’s a disaster. Praying for folks up there. The camper is great fun. Thanks. Best regards. Greg / CT USA
Tosh, so used to seeing you in the snow, and as usual your video surpasses in beautiful scenery and the wildlife surrounding you. Thank you so much for sharing.
Visiting old places and experiencing the spaces in time gone by is therapeutic. I love Desert Solitaire and I recognized the cover when you were reading in the van. I think a sort of book recommendation and interactive with your audience would be worthy of trading some titles by comment. Finally, I’d be interested to hear/see your trail plotted on a map if you decide to explore long term. Nothing too close of scale, just an idea of where it’s all happening... If nothing else, keeping a log for yourself will be another sentimental piece of exploratory travels and escapes in the wandering deuce. Cheers!
@@toshselfpropelled I’ll start with two books all fisherman should read. The Earth is Enough by Harry Middleton if you haven’t read it, I think it will change or clarify some ways you see the fishing, hunting and outdoor pursuits. Second, I recommend The River Why, by David James Duncan. It too will possibly create a space to assimilate fishing and a view of the world in ways that clarify your ethic and to appreciate your place in it. I have many more, but will hold there as two important novels for any outdoors person. Non-fiction, I lean toward Guns, Germs and Steel by Jared Diamond and Pioneer Life: or 30 years a hunter by Philip Tome. If you’re simply looking to relax and escape too deep a thought, I’d recommend either Trout Bum, or maybe Sex, Death, and Flyfishing by John Gierach. These are slanted toward fishing, but have outdoor ethic strewn throughout as you tickle the outdoor fancy while traveling and “camping” through the so-called wilderness in a van, canoe, or on foot. Best to you man!
I’d still be roaming around in that sporting goods store 😆 I haven’t been in that area since the late 1980’s. Yes, I’m an old fart. We used to bear hunt out of a camp in the Espanola area. John Blake was the outfitter. He was pretty well known back then.
great video Tosh. Enjoyed your trip with you. Looking forward to following your adventures whether in the van or a canoe. All's good.Just got to get out there.
Thanks for bringing us along. I know what you mean by getting a little older and wiser. I'll be 49 next week and the last couple of years solo camping, I really lean more on the cautious side than the wild and crazy young me who would say; just do it! What's the worst that can happen?! Now not only am I more cautious but I even purchased a Garmin Inreach to bring along with me "just in case" on those longer trips. But I'm still getting out there at least.
Hey Tosh, mate thanks for taking us along with you on your trip and sharing the memories. Your van setup is awesome and i look forward to the next video. Cheers Shaun
Nice to see you had a video up your yogurt sounded good as well as healthy. nice that you were able to get together which looked like a nice fishing adventure with a couple family members. been on the Chi-Cheemaun it is an awesome ferry, I think I know The tobermory like the back of my hand from exploring the area and hiking the trail's gorgeouse area as is lions head. love the Deuce you have everything you need to be comfy cozy , thanks for taking us to the waterfalls they wer gogeouse, in all a beautiful adventure filled video thank you i needed this. Ontario.
The van is a game changer. I really enjoyed this different kind of video for you. I can really sense what a genuine kind soul you are coming through in your last few videos. Happy travels !
This was aweasome! I haven't been to the Bruce Peninsula in about 15yrs! The terrain, the color of the water, the wildlife .. it's all breathtaking. It must feel strange having people camping so close after years in the backcountry lol I was surprised that I didn't see a canoe strapped to the top of The Deuce. Looking forward to the rest of this series. Thank you for sharing!
Having followed your canoeing adventures I thought, oh this is going to boring. Wrong, oh how wrong. Many years ago I fished the Sauble River and fly fished the Credit and did a lot of fly tying at your age. Thanks for the travellogue, and meeting the inlaws. Looking forward to a new sub-channel Vandemonium Adventures with dozens of your vlogs.
Was hard to pick what I liked best. The Grotto was so cool to see. The waterfalls were stunning. Was nice to hear the story of Norm. Liking your style and how it’s evolving. Keep up the awesome work!! Thanks for taking us along.
Very nice job sir! You shall certainly find more secluded places along your journey. I know and watching a lot of TH-cam videos there are some great campsites that are marked by Travelers I believe the van can access. I know following the Epic family road trip they Mark a lot of sites over the years. Again great job and great content
You did an excellent job with this video. I enjoyed it very much and it's nice to see your evolution continue, obviously in a big way here--and it makes sense :)
Thank you Tosh for bringing us along. Beautiful country. Nice you brought your family and a dear friend into your video. Never loose the memories. Hope to see more of your adventures. At least you have the van to shelter in with bad weather and bugs.
What a wonderful memorable trip. I'm jealous you're living my dream. The water was so clear and beautiful. How cold do you think it was? The falls were amazing. Guess I'm not the only one that gobbles at a turkey. 😂 You were lucky to have met each other. 💕
I like it, I like it alot. Love the beauty of the Canadian Shield. I follow a few of you Ontario boys. Always wondered if TH-camrs watch TH-cam. It's better than TV. Looking forward to seeing more of your travels 🤘❤️🇨🇦 I'm a BC boy. Never been past Alberta. Maybe you will be out this way one day. Cheers Eh
Awe Coop’s tag 😢. The grotto was beautiful as well as the waterfalls! I would love to have a van like that to travel in! So nice! I’m sure it will take awhile for you to adjust. Have you tried a Thermacel ? They work pretty well for mosquitoes. The area you were in reminds me of the Ozarks here in the states. So beautiful! By the way you are the same age as my oldest daughter, now that makes me feel old!! Thanks for sharing and see you on your next adventure!
Your videos are the best. Your music and close ups of flowers and wildlife are amazing. Your about my son's age and yes I was yelling at you for climbing on those rocks. That was so dangerous but so rewarding. But why did you buy a van without a toilet? Thanks for taking me along!
Tosh, I enjoyed going along with you on the camper trip. Seeing all the landscape around you was nice. I’m used to lakes and streams. I’ve never seen any houses up there before. Sorry about all the fires in Canada. It’s a disaster. Praying for folks up there. The camper is great fun. Thanks. Best regards. Greg / CT USA
Thanks Greg. Happy to hear you enjoyed it.
👋😎👍and cheers to Norm and his memory..🍺
🍻
Wanderlust soul, living life, cherishing memories. Love it, things money can’t buy.
Absolutely!
Got it on pause and will watch at dinner 👍🏻
We enjoyed that.
We are approaching the age where we become a Norman for someone now
If you’re ever lucky enough to have or be a Norman, you’re very fortunate. 👍
Hey Tosh. Here in Southern South Carolina, we call those flies May Flies. I have made a decision....you need a wife or a puppy!! Great video, as usual
You're half right... He needs a dog!
@@SoloHiker1 hahahaha
Oh wow! I’d like a puppy. Eventually.
Tosh, so used to seeing you in the snow, and as usual your video surpasses in beautiful scenery and the wildlife surrounding you.
Thank you so much for sharing.
Thank you very much!
Little flies are muffleheads. Signs of a healthy lake.
Good to know. Thank you
Visiting old places and experiencing the spaces in time gone by is therapeutic. I love Desert Solitaire and I recognized the cover when you were reading in the van. I think a sort of book recommendation and interactive with your audience would be worthy of trading some titles by comment. Finally, I’d be interested to hear/see your trail plotted on a map if you decide to explore long term. Nothing too close of scale, just an idea of where it’s all happening... If nothing else, keeping a log for yourself will be another sentimental piece of exploratory travels and escapes in the wandering deuce. Cheers!
Thank you. I’ll try to share a bit more of the route. If you have any reading recommendations I’d be happy to hear them.
@@toshselfpropelled I’ll start with two books all fisherman should read. The Earth is Enough by Harry Middleton if you haven’t read it, I think it will change or clarify some ways you see the fishing, hunting and outdoor pursuits. Second, I recommend The River Why, by David James Duncan. It too will possibly create a space to assimilate fishing and a view of the world in ways that clarify your ethic and to appreciate your place in it. I have many more, but will hold there as two important novels for any outdoors person. Non-fiction, I lean toward Guns, Germs and Steel by Jared Diamond and Pioneer Life: or 30 years a hunter by Philip Tome. If you’re simply looking to relax and escape too deep a thought, I’d recommend either Trout Bum, or maybe Sex, Death, and Flyfishing by John Gierach. These are slanted toward fishing, but have outdoor ethic strewn throughout as you tickle the outdoor fancy while traveling and “camping” through the so-called wilderness in a van, canoe, or on foot. Best to you man!
So peaceful and a pleasure to watch ❤️ thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Beautiful ending, Tosh!!!
Thank you!!
0:30 coopers dog tag... 😢
Loving the video. Keep ‘em coming please 🙏
👁🦉👁
Thank you! Will do!
I’d still be roaming around in that sporting goods store 😆
I haven’t been in that area since the late 1980’s. Yes, I’m an old fart. We used to bear hunt out of a camp in the Espanola area. John Blake was the outfitter. He was pretty well known back then.
It’s a nice shop. I spent a lot more time there then I showed on the video!
great video Tosh. Enjoyed your trip with you. Looking forward to following your adventures whether in the van or a canoe. All's good.Just got to get out there.
Awesome! Thank you!
I love that you name the van Deuce!!! Looking forward to the next episode
Thanks you.
Someone has life figured out! Congratulations on your success and van life journey!
I don’t know if I’ve figured much out but I’m working on it 👍
Beautiful change of scenery! Beautiful places and good memories you shared!
Thank you very much!
Thanks for bringing us along. I know what you mean by getting a little older and wiser. I'll be 49 next week and the last couple of years solo camping, I really lean more on the cautious side than the wild and crazy young me who would say; just do it! What's the worst that can happen?! Now not only am I more cautious but I even purchased a Garmin Inreach to bring along with me "just in case" on those longer trips. But I'm still getting out there at least.
That’s the main thing. Just get out there. 👍
Great vlog, thank you for taking us on your adventures
Thank you. More to come!
"I recently turned 40. Even more recently, I turned 43." 🤣Lovely video of a lovely guy, in a lovely spot, from a lovely van. Safe travels, friend!
Cheers. Thank you.
That ending was really beautiful!
Thanks so much.
Absolutely loved the road trip. So many different and beautiful pieces of nature. Thank you for taking us along. Take care and much ❤
Thank you! You too!
Nice change of scenery Tosh, I know those areas well. I have had good fishing there also but not with a fly rod. 🎣
Thanks 👍
That truck is looking pretty bad ass buddy. Looks like you are living your best life. Hope you are enjoying it. Loving these vids, keep them coming!
Thanks Adam. It’s been a lot of fun. We still need to plan to do something for the fall.
This is a lot different then being in a tent :) I loved the caves, thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Hey Tosh, mate thanks for taking us along with you on your trip and sharing the memories. Your van setup is awesome and i look forward to the next video. Cheers Shaun
Thanks Shaun. Happy to hear you enjoyed the video.
Nice to see you had a video up your yogurt sounded good as well as healthy. nice that you were able to get together which looked like a nice fishing adventure with a couple family members. been on the Chi-Cheemaun it is an awesome ferry, I think I know The tobermory like the back of my hand from exploring the area and hiking the trail's gorgeouse area as is lions head. love the Deuce you have everything you need to be comfy cozy , thanks for taking us to the waterfalls they wer gogeouse, in all a beautiful adventure filled video thank you i needed this. Ontario.
Thanks Sue. Happy to hear you like the video.
The van is a game changer. I really enjoyed this different kind of video for you. I can really sense what a genuine kind soul you are coming through in your last few videos. Happy travels !
Thanks so much!
This was aweasome! I haven't been to the Bruce Peninsula in about 15yrs! The terrain, the color of the water, the wildlife .. it's all breathtaking. It must feel strange having people camping so close after years in the backcountry lol I was surprised that I didn't see a canoe strapped to the top of The Deuce. Looking forward to the rest of this series. Thank you for sharing!
I didn’t need the canoe on this little trip but it’ll be up there for sure.
Having followed your canoeing adventures I thought, oh this is going to boring. Wrong, oh how wrong. Many years ago I fished the Sauble River and fly fished the Credit and did a lot of fly tying at your age. Thanks for the travellogue, and meeting the inlaws. Looking forward to a new sub-channel Vandemonium Adventures with dozens of your vlogs.
Thank you. Glad you like the video.
Was hard to pick what I liked best. The Grotto was so cool to see. The waterfalls were stunning. Was nice to hear the story of Norm. Liking your style and how it’s evolving. Keep up the awesome work!! Thanks for taking us along.
Thank you Lucie. Very much.
Thanks for that mate! Great van and a lovely video. Greetings from the UK 🇬🇧
Thanks 👍
Totally enjoyed this. You took us to many places I’ve been and brought back memories. Thank you. Nice van by the way
Awesome! Thank you!
Very nice job sir! You shall certainly find more secluded places along your journey. I know and watching a lot of TH-cam videos there are some great campsites that are marked by Travelers I believe the van can access. I know following the Epic family road trip they Mark a lot of sites over the years. Again great job and great content
Much appreciated!
You did an excellent job with this video. I enjoyed it very much and it's nice to see your evolution continue, obviously in a big way here--and it makes sense :)
Thank you very much!
Wow! You nailed this one. Thanks for the beautiful scenery and taking the extra effort to share with your viewers. Well done.
Thank you very much!
Thank you Tosh for bringing us along. Beautiful country. Nice you brought your family and a dear friend into your video. Never loose the memories. Hope to see more of your adventures. At least you have the van to shelter in with bad weather and bugs.
Thanks so much
What a wonderful memorable trip. I'm jealous you're living my dream.
The water was so clear and beautiful. How cold do you think it was? The falls were amazing.
Guess I'm not the only one that gobbles at a turkey. 😂
You were lucky to have met each other. 💕
The water was pretty cold. Georgian Bay never gets very warm.
I like it, I like it alot. Love the beauty of the Canadian Shield. I follow a few of you Ontario boys. Always wondered if TH-camrs watch TH-cam. It's better than TV. Looking forward to seeing more of your travels 🤘❤️🇨🇦 I'm a BC boy. Never been past Alberta. Maybe you will be out this way one day. Cheers Eh
Glad you enjoyed the video. I have many more ideas that would bring me out west. It’s so amazing out there.
Awe Coop’s tag 😢. The grotto was beautiful as well as the waterfalls! I would love to have a van like that to travel in! So nice! I’m sure it will take awhile for you to adjust. Have you tried a Thermacel ? They work pretty well for mosquitoes. The area you were in reminds me of the Ozarks here in the states. So beautiful! By the way you are the same age as my oldest daughter, now that makes me feel old!! Thanks for sharing and see you on your next adventure!
I have a Thermacel. They do work pretty well. I’d love to go down through the Ozarks. It looks beautiful.
Your videos are the best. Your music and close ups of flowers and wildlife are amazing. Your about my son's age and yes I was yelling at you for climbing on those rocks. That was so dangerous but so rewarding. But why did you buy a van without a toilet? Thanks for taking me along!
Thanks so much. I have a little portable toilet I can add if I need to.
Hey Tosh!! I see your T Shirts!! Where can we get them?
Working on it. I’ll get the word out once I have it sorted.
Went on this once too but fog was so thick you could not see anyting
Yes. It can be that way sometimes.
43?? Good god man I thought you were in your late 20s. Evidently the Fountain of Youth is a whitewater somewhere in Ontario.
Maybe it is!!!! 🍻
Great video, Mahalo for sharing. But I really hate that YukTube subscribe button.
Thank you.
I went camping at a campground over the weekend and it was hell. The noise and the endless banging of the washroom door. Not very relaxing
Sorry to hear that. It’s much different then the backcountry. I found it hard to get used to.
Is there any wild fires near you? Every one ok up there?
There’s been a lot of smoke in the air lately. Most of it seems to be coming from much farther north.
@toshselfpropelled I'm down here in southern Wisconsin and it made it look like fog