CLASSIC ALGONQUIN CANOE TRIP - DAY 5 - BIG PORTAGE! (4K)
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- čas přidán 17. 12. 2016
- Vlog Ep.43 - Classic Algonquin Park Canoe Trip - Day 5 - Big Portage! (4K) ...check it out in 1440p or full 4K if you can! Quick note, 4K appears to be available when viewing the video in Google's Chrome browser, but not in Apple's Safari browser at the moment.
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Music
"Wah What's Up 2" by: Anders Bothén (licensed).
"Lounge Lizards 1" by: Jack Elphick (licensed).
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Julia and I wanted to say thanks to everyone who followed along with us on the trip, for your thumbs-up, and all the kind words and heartfelt messages we received along the way - we read them all and they mean a lot to us! We’ll also be returning to Algonquin in 2017 with new routes! In the meantime, if you’d like to help support our little channel further, we’d really appreciate it if you could share the trip’s CZcams playlist with friends and family:
CP, That lake is literally God's journeywork. Blown away by your trip. So beautiful. thanks for the vid and share.
Oh the peacefulness!!!
What you were talking about with pushing yourself... I used to ride a bike as a kid, a lot, and thought riding again after my divorce would be fun. I was so proud of myself the first time I was able to ride for 7 miles on the bike way by my Mom's house, then I realized I had to ride 7 more miles to get back to her house ;-( I had to laugh, but it's a great memory, and reminder that I can do what I want to if I stick with it, and keep trying to be better than I am today. Great video, Thanks
I did this carry/portage with my Boy Scout troop back in 1999. Two middle aged adults and four of us 13 year olds carrying three boats, shared gear, and our own packs. It took us about 4 hours to get to Tom Tomson Lake (lots and lots of breaks!).
I love your videos, - awesome job on the portage!!!!!!!! But one point Tom Thomson was not part of the Group of Seven. People think he was because he painted with most of them and was instrumental in getting them out to Algonquin and areas but he drowned before the Group of Seven was actually formed. The Group formed in 1920 and Thomson drowned in 1917.
Love the smooth jazz that started at around
First, I wanted to say thank you so much for sharing this. This place looks absolutely amazing and you two are just "the best".
You girls are awesome! I have been camping in Algonquin almost every year for over 65 years but haven't done many canoe trips ( more hiking & cycling). Watching your videos makes me want to get out & do some tripping again.
That's the way to do it! (2.3k portage) single carry all the way, no multi trips for gear, canoe and camera equipment. and no complaints either. I've watched a few vids from you guys and this is the first time you had ever (so far - you'll see which vids i've watched) mentioned distance walked or travelled.
Omg, such a beautiful landscape.
Fantastic. you lady's are the best. thank you for sharing such wonderful trip, absolutely gorgeous. I have a 16 foot fiberglass canoe, it takes two to carry it. ( '70"s fiberglass, very heavy, but built like a tank.) and I play around the lakes, rivers and canals of central Florida and the inter-coastal waterway around Melbourne Fl. but nothing compares to where you lady's are at. Thanks again for the great video. keep 'em coming.
I love this series and will check out more of your videos. What a beautiful place. I'm heading there for the first time in a few weeks and shared your series with others that will join. :)
I've been researching Algonquin for my first ever canoe trip this Sept. The "classic" looks like a good start, thank you! I've seen several video's from guys and noticed they do a lot of whining about the physical exertion but not a single complaint from you two, you make it look easy. Love the photography!
Thanks just another great trip cheers 🇨🇦👍
Beautiful! Thank you for sharing
I really appreciate your way of capturing your camping trip. Your shots realy captures the peacefulness of the place. Thank you for sharing!
Awesome trip, you two are adorable 😊
Just wonderful.
Single-handed carry! Show-off!! LOL.