My pleasure Kurt! Yes, she's coming along nicely... really loves camping. We certainly timed this trip well for the fall colors. Thanks for stopping by :D
Beautiful video…thank you for sharing your adventures once again! Looks like Ruby is responding to your calm demeanor and will soon become a wonderful companion!
Thank you Karen! She's already proving to be a wonderful companion. Still a few rough edges to smooth out but coming along very nicely. I should have another video to post within the next few days.
Nice to see you out in the woods again! Ruby looks like she is improving, just a little barking and excessive energy but looking good in the canoe. The way she sat and watched you eat reminded me so much of Sam. Nice job on the Ruby-Cam, that is fun and such a nice perspective. I was on Little Sag that night of the Aurora on the the high SE corner peninsula site with a full view to the north. It was just amazing and was to the south of me at times, once in a lifetime event it felt like. Unfortunately I did not take my Z50 on that trip and really kicked myself. Thanks for sharing your images, so great.
It was great to be out in the woods again. Ruby is definitely improving. The barking was because another dog was walking by with its owner. I really need to find a way to get her to stop jumping up on people and mouthing them as well as to not be as rambunctious around other dogs. After last weekend's trip (her first canoe/camping trip), I'm feeling more comfortable about taking her to the Boundary Waters next year but will probably have to have her on a leash, tethered to me, on portages just in case we meet up with other people, especially with dogs. Lucky you, having that front row seat to the Aurora. The best I could get at 18 Lake was a view to the northwest -- with just an inkling of what was going on behind the trees to the north (forget a south view too). I eventually packed up and headed to nearby Dumbbell Lake where I knew I could see a lot more of the northern sky. Unfortunately, the clouds were moving in fast by the time I got there. The first photo in the series was on 18 Lake, the rest were at Dumbbell. Thank you!
Sweet trip! Great to see you out again Larry. I think it was a brilliant idea to use your old tent for Ruby's first campout. I'm sure Ruby has scented Sam around the old house, yard, canoe equipment and now in the tent. He is familiar with it and will be ready to scent his very own tent on the next trip. I've missed the on the trail dog's eye view. BTW What was in that log staring back at Ruby at 25:16? It was big hairy and stood on 2 legs, I think. 😊
Glad to be out and also glad you enjoyed it. Unfortunately, Sam never had much of a chance to leave much scent around our Ely home. But, that tent sure would have been full of his scent... as well as the current tent. I have no idea what that was in the log... didn't notice anything until I was reviewing the footage for this video. Even then, I figured it was some kind of optical illusion -- holes in the roots the other side that just happened to look like eyes. Now, I've examined it at slow speed and not sure. Looks almost cat like. Can't believe Ruby didn't go crazy trying to get at it if it was an animal though..
Thank you for sharing your adventure! Thank you for taking us along, Larry. I like the Ruby cam. Cheers!
My pleasure! Glad you liked the Ruby cam :D
Very successful training trip. Thanks for sharing!
Very successful indeed! Thanks for watching!
Ruby is coming long fine ! Glad to see you out ! I can testify that Ruby is definitely a fine camp dog !
Thanks Jim! It was great to be out again, finally. She's turning into quite a good dog!
Wow that northern lights show was fantastic! Thanks for sharing Ruby's trip with us! A fun watch for sure!
Thanks! This one was especially fun to video and edit... as was/is the next one.
Thanks for sharing, Larry. Looks like Ruby will work out great. Beautiful fall colors, too. Happy trails!
My pleasure Kurt! Yes, she's coming along nicely... really loves camping. We certainly timed this trip well for the fall colors. Thanks for stopping by :D
Beautiful video…thank you for sharing your adventures once again! Looks like Ruby is responding to your calm demeanor and will soon become a wonderful companion!
Thank you Karen! She's already proving to be a wonderful companion. Still a few rough edges to smooth out but coming along very nicely. I should have another video to post within the next few days.
I have enjoyed a few walks around18 Lake. It was nice to see the old tent one more time. Hi Ruby Looking good.
That's definitely a fun trail! Thanks!
You have a great little trail companion. Nice to see you enjoying a nice camping trip.
It was great to be out there again... and, to have a furry companion along as well. We should have a great future together.
@@nibimocs looking forward to many more trips 🙂
Me too :D
Nice to see you out in the woods again! Ruby looks like she is improving, just a little barking and excessive energy but looking good in the canoe. The way she sat and watched you eat reminded me so much of Sam. Nice job on the Ruby-Cam, that is fun and such a nice perspective.
I was on Little Sag that night of the Aurora on the the high SE corner peninsula site with a full view to the north. It was just amazing and was to the south of me at times, once in a lifetime event it felt like. Unfortunately I did not take my Z50 on that trip and really kicked myself. Thanks for sharing your images, so great.
It was great to be out in the woods again. Ruby is definitely improving. The barking was because another dog was walking by with its owner. I really need to find a way to get her to stop jumping up on people and mouthing them as well as to not be as rambunctious around other dogs. After last weekend's trip (her first canoe/camping trip), I'm feeling more comfortable about taking her to the Boundary Waters next year but will probably have to have her on a leash, tethered to me, on portages just in case we meet up with other people, especially with dogs.
Lucky you, having that front row seat to the Aurora. The best I could get at 18 Lake was a view to the northwest -- with just an inkling of what was going on behind the trees to the north (forget a south view too). I eventually packed up and headed to nearby Dumbbell Lake where I knew I could see a lot more of the northern sky. Unfortunately, the clouds were moving in fast by the time I got there. The first photo in the series was on 18 Lake, the rest were at Dumbbell.
Thank you!
Sweet trip! Great to see you out again Larry. I think it was a brilliant idea to use your old tent for Ruby's first campout. I'm sure Ruby has scented Sam around the old house, yard, canoe equipment and now in the tent. He is familiar with it and will be ready to scent his very own tent on the next trip. I've missed the on the trail dog's eye view. BTW What was in that log staring back at Ruby at 25:16? It was big hairy and stood on 2 legs, I think. 😊
Glad to be out and also glad you enjoyed it. Unfortunately, Sam never had much of a chance to leave much scent around our Ely home. But, that tent sure would have been full of his scent... as well as the current tent. I have no idea what that was in the log... didn't notice anything until I was reviewing the footage for this video. Even then, I figured it was some kind of optical illusion -- holes in the roots the other side that just happened to look like eyes. Now, I've examined it at slow speed and not sure. Looks almost cat like. Can't believe Ruby didn't go crazy trying to get at it if it was an animal though..