Beautiful. Thank you for sharing your little slice of paradise with us. Last time I've seen that much snow must have been when I was 6. Climate change is real.
I'm from nw montana, about 30 miles from Canadain border. We are feeling the winter for sure. This reminded me of us here. Hang in there, the sun is coming back!! I k ow we get more sun though winter, but I get the feels. Most days are mostly dark. Well, until December 21 comes around. Yay! You guys are adorable, and I think you are so beautiful! Thanks for this video! Be blessed up there!
THANK-YOU !! ~ It, is so Nice to meet Fellow Canadians, that have Moved to the Yukon & have fallen in Love with Her Majesty of Nature, as so many of us, brought up there did & still do !! All The Very Best Thoughts to You & Yours,, are being Sent your way !! Keep up the Vids & ~~ Hang on to The Yukon for Us !!! :)) @@emiliedenis5387
Helpful video- Thank you so much. You guys are so cute! Anyway, bit of a practical mom-type question here- what kind of clothes do you recommend as essential layers, and shoes for surviving winter walks? Thank you so much.
I really recommended buying merino wool base layers (icebreaker, smartwool etc). They’re really great for moisture wicking and keeping you warm. It’s all about layers when you’re exploring the outdoors. The way I like to layer is merino base layer, half zip fleece, puffy jacket and then a wind/rain jacket. It’s important to stay versatile when hiking. You have to be able to change it up depending on how you’re feeling, how much you’re sweating and the weather. I’m constantly taking off and adding layers when I’m out adventuring. If you’re just hanging around town in the winter than a parka is good to have. For footwear, in the summer I like wearing a pair of ankle height hiking boots. I enjoy the extra stability on uneven terrain. It’s not necessary to have a winter pair but I do just because they tend to be lighter than winter boots. Often I will just wear a warm pair of winter boots anyways. I hope this helps! Don’t hesitate to ask me anymore questions!
Beautiful. Thank you for sharing your little slice of paradise with us.
Last time I've seen that much snow must have been when I was 6. Climate change is real.
I'm from nw montana, about 30 miles from Canadain border. We are feeling the winter for sure. This reminded me of us here. Hang in there, the sun is coming back!! I k ow we get more sun though winter, but I get the feels. Most days are mostly dark. Well, until December 21 comes around. Yay! You guys are adorable, and I think you are so beautiful! Thanks for this video! Be blessed up there!
I do night sky photography and I want to visit the north so bad.
Thank-you once Again for bringing Memories of Home Back !!! :))) ~~ The Yukon, has a way of Returning Back to Those that Love Her...:))))
Absolutely! I hope I can keep sharing everything this beautiful place has to offer!! I’m so glad I could bring memories of home back to you!
THANK-YOU !! ~ It, is so Nice to meet Fellow Canadians, that have Moved to the Yukon & have fallen in Love with Her Majesty of Nature, as so many of us, brought up there did & still do !! All The Very Best Thoughts to You & Yours,, are being Sent your way !! Keep up the Vids & ~~ Hang on to The Yukon for Us !!! :)) @@emiliedenis5387
🎉happy new year 🎉
Happy New Year!
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Helpful video- Thank you so much. You guys are so cute! Anyway, bit of a practical mom-type question here- what kind of clothes do you recommend as essential layers, and shoes for surviving winter walks? Thank you so much.
I really recommended buying merino wool base layers (icebreaker, smartwool etc). They’re really great for moisture wicking and keeping you warm. It’s all about layers when you’re exploring the outdoors. The way I like to layer is merino base layer, half zip fleece, puffy jacket and then a wind/rain jacket. It’s important to stay versatile when hiking. You have to be able to change it up depending on how you’re feeling, how much you’re sweating and the weather. I’m constantly taking off and adding layers when I’m out adventuring. If you’re just hanging around town in the winter than a parka is good to have. For footwear, in the summer I like wearing a pair of ankle height hiking boots. I enjoy the extra stability on uneven terrain. It’s not necessary to have a winter pair but I do just because they tend to be lighter than winter boots. Often I will just wear a warm pair of winter boots anyways. I hope this helps! Don’t hesitate to ask me anymore questions!
@@emiliedenis5387 Thank you so much! This is really incredibly helpful. God bless you!
Braden walking around in a hoodie really had me shook
Hi, do you study there in Yukon?
Was that -32 degrees Celsius or Fahrenheit?
Celsius :)