Hey Jim, I really liked the poem of ep. 1, maybe include it as intro again on the last episode, or as a closing of the whole series? Keep up the good work!
I sat down at my computer Thursday night at 9 pm like I always do….all set for my fix of the Adventures of Jim Baird. I typed in his name but all that came up was his last episode. My heart rate felt slightly elevated as I raced through the internet searching for Jimmy……where’s Jimmy, where’s Jimmy? I was profusely sweating now!! What’s this shit about Labrador and Newfoundland………..I’m stuck in a freaking tent on the Bonnet Plume. Nothing….. there was nothing! I cried myself to sleep that night. I had to settle for some guy called Ted Baird……..who the hell is he? (Sorry Ted I have watched some of your excellent adventures but I had to throw you under the proverbial canoe for dramatic effect here) James Jim Baird….you were dead to me! But then Friday….beautiful Friday came and that very evening so did Jim. That night I watched Jims incredible videography. Those sweeping vistas across the wide valleys and waters of the Bonnet Plume were almost unbelievable. How could something be so awe inspiring. You captured the play of light and shadow spread across a remote and empty landscape. I’ve spent a lot of time out there in the backcountry of British Columbia and Alberta but this is something special. Keep the episodes coming Jim. Bloody amazing!!!
While on river trips, every once in a while i turn the canoe around and check out the scenery from whence i came. Surprising how the perspective changes. And the beautiful scenery from a different point of view.
When other’s say things like, “I’ve always wanted to travel to Mexico, or Europe.” I’m thinking, I would love to see the Yukon! Our country is so beautiful and diverse I just want to see all of it! Especially to go a place where few have gone like many of the places Jim has gone.
Beautiful mountains and glassy reflective waters. It really must have felt strange to see the outfitters cabins in the middle of nowhere. The fish looked delicious. Another great video of your Yukon adventure. Really enjoying all the episodes.
Gotta say Jim. Really enjoying this series. From the filming to the editing to the darn fishing, you rocked it!!! Here’s to you and men just like you!!! True adventurer Jim Baird!!
You Sir, are truly an epic adventurer. I can only imagine what it must be like to be self-sufficient, alone, and deep in the wilderness. Hat's off to you and a life being so very well lived!
GREAT video Jim... Love your perseverance to cook at 10 pm over a fire after a very long day, and that fish did look mighty delicious! Thanks and congrats for another well done video and no apologies necessary regarding the timing... I so enjoy watching and listening and appreciate your taking us along for the adventures that few others get to experience first hand in this remote beautiful country.
Jim, just want to say; your videos are awesome, I think in part because of all the work you put into the shots and editing and more so because you are just an honest everyday regular decent person. Just so nice to follow along on your adventures. Totally inspirational; Thank you!
Coming from a tropical island i just want to see a snow in my lifetime😂 i want to see alaska amd the arctic sea.. Yukon river thru your vids is amazing😍
It just struck me how much like 'home' this place looks, but home without too many people. At home the river is within dams, the whole valley is filled with houses and there are roads, weekend-huts and cable-cars up the mountains all over the place. That means, if you want to wander around and experience nature like back 'home' you have to go to Yucon.
You're a pioneer, Jim! Thanks for blazing the trail. I'm sure you could have had a more stable life with a "real" job, but what's the reward in stability? I think the greatest danger in life is to learn how to fit the mould of society and fit it well, only to learn later in life that we don't like the role we've cast ourselves in. Can you imagine being an American dentist or someone like that who can afford $30,000 hunting vacations, only to go home, knowing it was over, and face the reality of a life lived almost entirely in the city?
Always a pleasure to see you go on these trips Jim. Last year, after a long day paddling, I burnt through a connection pipe on my lightweight gas stove. The kind of stupid mistake you only make when you’re tired… bye bye easy coffee in the morning… Luckily I also carried a lightweight stickstove. Still not as easy as a gasstove, but more efficient than building a complete fire. No need to carry additional fuel. Keep on making these cool trips, they’re a true inspiration man; yeaaaaaaaa!
Jim does your hand give you and trouble anymore? Did you do any kind of exercises/physical therapy for it? Reason I ask is that I got bit by a dog a couple months back and it cost me 2 broken bones, 13 stitches, and what I’d guess would be some nerve damage (my hand kinda feels like it’s asleep most of the time)..
The way you enjoy every single morning, even near the end when you're beat up and missing home you find every little thing to appreciate. Inspiring is an understatement.
We have watched you’re videos for a while now and love them, this series is awesome. And what you achieve in your videos is so unique, just rugged great videos 👍 been waiting for episode 8 and loved it, thanks 👍🏴
I love traveling along with you, Jim. Your camera equipment is capturing that spectacular breathtaking scenery. And I never get tired of watching you cook and eat the fish you catch. 😋
Wow..epic scenery 👌 Nice honey hole,we're you nailed those beauty Grayling. Where is the Frank's Buffalo hot sauce? Dude,you can't have Grayling without Franks😢 Thanks for the share Brother 👊 🔥🇨🇦👊
👋👋👋Jim!!! I Love barrel talk !! I Just Love it!!! when you sit on your barrel and recap the day with supper and the start of the morning with breakfast its the best!!! talk time ever!!! Keep it going Brother👋
Hi Jim, I'm from Chile, South America. First of all congratulations for your videos and adventures. I wanted to ask you about that type of fish, I don't really recognize them, I would have imagined that you would catch a lot of trout or salmon, but that...
Cessna 187. You slipped up big time on that haha.! It was meant to replace the 182 but never went past the prototype.. But you redeemed yourself with the awesomeness of your upload! Sigh every time! It really is a great river and your cameras are much better than mine. I was going to say “watch the partly submerged usand/rock bars” the caught up to me the last time,... my canoe almost looked like titanics hull afterward .. Great footage as always and all the best to you and your family.
Another awesome day of paddling another beautiful stretch of river. It never gets old brother. The sad thing is that we’re only seeing a fraction of the whole, but I’ll take it while I’m sitting here in Nebraska and be grateful for the tease that we get. Paddle on,and may you always find shade.
Loving this video. At 15:23 it looks like there's a happy face behind you in the clouds. Somebody's watching over You. Thank you for all that you do to bring us awesome videos .
Jim, if you would kindly allow me to say this, that, and the other thing about what you have done on this youtube channel I would endeavor presently to say this, thank you. 🥳
When you said "Peel River" I started singing, "The Old Seal River" ...in my head. That was an amazing trip too Jim. What is the temperature of the water ? It looks deadly
RUclips needs to do a better job on selecting appropriate ads for the audience that watches your videos. I’m ok with Smartwool ads but not ok with J Jill, womans fashion, or Wayfair. Give me Yeti, Patagonia, or even Omaha Steak. Something a bit more rugged and alpha like!
Great episode Jim. Those fish look delicious!!😀🤗💕 Gorgeous mountains and those cabins were nice too. Again really hard to pick out my favorite scene. It was all really good!!!💟👍
Jimbo Go North young MAN !!! You paddle so smoothly and calmly as the wind is going against your face !!! Tis Nice to hear the Hawks as they fly up ahead of YOU !!! Put the tent on up and put the fish in the pan for you!!! Those were TOP NOCT cabins better than the RITZ !!!
Jim, my Wife and I are really enjoying this Yukon series from our sofa in the UK. Following your lead when outdoors I now stir my coffee with my shotgun! A question please: on teh right hand side of your PFD/life vest you appear to have some climbing hardware? What is that and what's it for please?
Dude, we appreciate you trying to hack out a living by doing these adventures and filming for our pleasure. To help I do short tasks, like drying the dishes or bringing in more fire wood, while the commercials run cause I know you make more money the longer we watch those commercials…
Hey Jim, another spectacular episode! Was just wondering what spice blend you use for your fish? It looks cajun but would love to know if its a particular brand or something. Thanks brother!
The Bonnet Plume it is said Never gives up her dead When the winds start to blowin’ up river. The main thing too dread Are the mosquitos up ahead But tonight it’s fried grayling for dinner !!! GREAT E-8, into the home stretch.
They, whom and ever talked about heaven is in the sky, but now I truly believe heaven in on Earth. This place is magical and mystical ❤️ thank you Jim Baird for all you do to show us these magical adventures ❤️🙏🏿🦋
Cannot get enough of these videos...enjoyed all of your adventures. Keep up the epic work. BTW...the entire video was great, but my favorite parts are when you fish and set up camp, fire, and cooking fish...my son loves the way you stir your coffee with your knife...classic.
Three peaches and cream two Apple cinnamon! Gonna take a long vacation in Dominican! Five packs of Quaker Oats for breakfast! Shits about to get reckless!
Great adventure so far. Seems like a long day when you go 60k. It's not really a relaxing adventure if you are hurrying to get to your pick up point. Lot of wildlife out there. Great video
This is as close to my dream trip as it can possibly be !!! I did plan to go Peel river long long time ago but we also looked into Bonnet Plume. For the bonnet plume we would allow 3 full weeks, we had no description, only for Peel, so we new we culd need that time looking at the gradients at the topo maps. Living in Sweden it turned out to be too compicated an expensive but now I can at least watch your videos... amazing. Its so great to see what I was planning and its fully up to my expectations, great videos. Bo Nilsson from Sweden
Love your sentiments about your darling children. They'll love you 10× back when, in the future, they see your film footage of this trip. Thanks for the reminder about human capacity... You are awesome. 👍🇨🇦😎🎖
Photography is awesome. I like your voice it's comforting. The scenes around you are just beyond beauty and I can only imagine the fresh smells and what would it be like to truly eat fresh grayling. I cannot stomach fish in store and tuna is for my cat. Lol
Stay safe. Keep going. I love how you Canadians canoe and do rapids. I've truly gotten a different outlook on Canadians who are out on the lakes and rivers. You should sell tickets and let us Americans win a canoe, rapid trip ...
Jim, have you seen 'Alone in the Wilderness', a documentary about Dick Proenneke who went into the Alaska wilderness at age 50, built a cabin, and lived there for 30 years. Amazing show but hard to find. Reminds me of you. Watch it if you haven't already, you'd love it.
Thanks a lot for watching! Please subscribe and feel free to share what your favourite part of this video is.
Cheers Jim👍😎👍
Hey Jim, I really liked the poem of ep. 1, maybe include it as intro again on the last episode, or as a closing of the whole series? Keep up the good work!
These videos are all AWESOME Jim! Thank you for sharing them with us!😁
I sat down at my computer Thursday night at 9 pm like I always do….all set for my fix of the Adventures of Jim Baird. I typed in his name but all that came up was his last episode.
My heart rate felt slightly elevated as I raced through the internet searching for Jimmy……where’s Jimmy, where’s Jimmy?
I was profusely sweating now!!
What’s this shit about Labrador and Newfoundland………..I’m stuck in a freaking tent on the Bonnet Plume.
Nothing….. there was nothing!
I cried myself to sleep that night. I had to settle for some guy called Ted Baird……..who the hell is he? (Sorry Ted I have watched some of your excellent adventures but I had to throw you under the proverbial canoe for dramatic effect here)
James Jim Baird….you were dead to me!
But then Friday….beautiful Friday came and that very evening so did Jim.
That night I watched Jims incredible videography. Those sweeping vistas across the wide valleys and waters of the Bonnet Plume were almost unbelievable. How could something be so awe inspiring. You captured the play of light and shadow spread across a remote and empty landscape. I’ve spent a lot of time out there in the backcountry of British Columbia and Alberta but this is something special.
Keep the episodes coming Jim.
Bloody amazing!!!
Never get bored of seeing that beautiful scenery. Also your fish looked so tasty!!
While on river trips, every once in a while i turn the canoe around and check out the scenery from whence i came. Surprising how the perspective changes. And the beautiful scenery from a different point of view.
The beauty there is absolutely spectacular! Thank you for sharing your adventures.
When other’s say things like, “I’ve always wanted to travel to Mexico, or Europe.” I’m thinking, I would love to see the Yukon! Our country is so beautiful and diverse I just want to see all of it! Especially to go a place where few have gone like many of the places Jim has gone.
saying that all the time, why support another country
Me too!
We are so fortunate to live in Canada!
Beautiful mountains and glassy reflective waters. It really must have felt strange to see the outfitters cabins in the middle of nowhere. The fish looked delicious. Another great video of your Yukon adventure. Really enjoying all the episodes.
Good evening from Syracuse NY USA brother thank you for sharing your adventures
Great stuff. Going through braids in the river must be nerve wracking. You rolled the dice and won. That's a wild place, I'm thoroughly enjoying this.
Another great episode 🤠 ✌️
Jolly good show !! thanks for sharing, I will never get to see that in my life time, maybe ??
Great video!
I am just wondering who was more shocked the three people you met or you🧐🤪
The Yukon is great and your video also
Gotta say Jim. Really enjoying this series. From the filming to the editing to the darn fishing, you rocked it!!! Here’s to you and men just like you!!! True adventurer Jim Baird!!
Awesome episode, Are you ever going to paddle the brooks range in Alaska?
Cheers
Great video glad that you remembered 😂
can't believe I was the third one to log on tonight I missed you so much last night don't screw up again hahaha
Thanks for your hard work. This series is amazing.
You Sir, are truly an epic adventurer. I can only imagine what it must be like to be self-sufficient, alone, and deep in the wilderness. Hat's off to you and a life being so very well lived!
GREAT video Jim... Love your perseverance to cook at 10 pm over a fire after a very long day, and that fish did look mighty delicious! Thanks and congrats for another well done video and no apologies necessary regarding the timing... I so enjoy watching and listening and appreciate your taking us along for the adventures that few others get to experience first hand in this remote beautiful country.
Jim, just want to say; your videos are awesome, I think in part because of all the work you put into the shots and editing and more so because you are just an honest everyday regular decent person. Just so nice to follow along on your adventures. Totally inspirational; Thank you!
Was saying to myself look at the sheer size of those mountains then you mentioned the scale man. So amazing. Another insane series goin. Thank you.
I've been looking forward to this episode all week ! Keep them coming great work
The landscapes you're showing us are nuts. I now realize I will 100% have to visit the Yukon before I die.
So excited for this video! Whole family tuning in. We are living vicariously through you. Love your videos Jim!!!! MORE PLEASE
Coming from a tropical island i just want to see a snow in my lifetime😂 i want to see alaska amd the arctic sea.. Yukon river thru your vids is amazing😍
Love this series thank you again for taking us along
It just struck me how much like 'home' this place looks, but home without too many people. At home the river is within dams, the whole valley is filled with houses and there are roads, weekend-huts and cable-cars up the mountains all over the place. That means, if you want to wander around and experience nature like back 'home' you have to go to Yucon.
You're a pioneer, Jim! Thanks for blazing the trail. I'm sure you could have had a more stable life with a "real" job, but what's the reward in stability? I think the greatest danger in life is to learn how to fit the mould of society and fit it well, only to learn later in life that we don't like the role we've cast ourselves in. Can you imagine being an American dentist or someone like that who can afford $30,000 hunting vacations, only to go home, knowing it was over, and face the reality of a life lived almost entirely in the city?
Every time I watch makes me want to go canoing and camping down a river.great video jim
Jim, this is incredible footage you captured. The best ever. I feel I am travelling with you down the river. Keep safe.
Thanks very much and I’m really glad you appreciate the way I’ve captured the scenery.
Always a pleasure to see you go on these trips Jim. Last year, after a long day paddling, I burnt through a connection pipe on my lightweight gas stove. The kind of stupid mistake you only make when you’re tired… bye bye easy coffee in the morning… Luckily I also carried a lightweight stickstove. Still not as easy as a gasstove, but more efficient than building a complete fire. No need to carry additional fuel. Keep on making these cool trips, they’re a true inspiration man; yeaaaaaaaa!
Absolutely love the “docked ship” analogy and it struck a chord! This series has been incredible. I’m so glad I found this channel!
Perfect! Thanks a lot for giving the channel a shot. Glad you like it! I’m heading back for to the Yukon for a 14 day solo trip next week!
Jim does your hand give you and trouble anymore? Did you do any kind of exercises/physical therapy for it?
Reason I ask is that I got bit by a dog a couple months back and it cost me 2 broken bones, 13 stitches, and what I’d guess would be some nerve damage (my hand kinda feels like it’s asleep most of the time)..
Note to self: Plan 11 day paddling trip in the Yukon. (Allow 30 days to account for gawking/screwing around time.)
Another great episode JB! Your smoothin' it now! Thanks for sharing!
You’re welcome! I really appreciate the support. Especially after quite some time. Glad you’re liking it all.
Absolutely loving this series again Jim! Some of the landscape shots in this one were effing incredible 👍
Thanks!
I name my trimming boulder after my wife when I go solo. The NANCY works well. Cheers!
Way to show that wood who's boss at the end! "B***stard" . Just cracked me up. Thanks again for sharing with us.
14:58. "....A ship will always be safer in the harbor....." philosophy chat, nice one.
I get it , the pull to be with family is ferocious, thanks for the sacrifice to share Gods country 🙏🇺🇸
The way you enjoy every single morning, even near the end when you're beat up and missing home you find every little thing to appreciate. Inspiring is an understatement.
Thanks a lot and I really do, there’s so much to appreciate all around.
Beautiful and relaxing, thoroughly enjoyed! 👍🛶❤
We have watched you’re videos for a while now and love them, this series is awesome. And what you achieve in your videos is so unique, just rugged great videos 👍 been waiting for episode 8 and loved it, thanks 👍🏴
You’re very welcome and I’m glad you appreciate them. Thanks for tuning in
Beautiful photography!
I love traveling along with you, Jim. Your camera equipment is capturing that spectacular breathtaking scenery. And I never get tired of watching you cook and eat the fish you catch. 😋
Its amazing what the old man up stairs gave us to enjoy.
Wow..epic scenery 👌 Nice honey hole,we're you nailed those beauty Grayling. Where is the Frank's Buffalo hot sauce? Dude,you can't have Grayling without Franks😢 Thanks for the share Brother 👊 🔥🇨🇦👊
No prob, Franks Hor Buffalo is real good too. I just hammered the Grayling with some Old Bay seasoning…still good of course.
Thanks buddy for doing it all twice very crisp footage Jim cheers
Love the vids but have you ever thought about getting more sleep on your adventures?
👋👋👋Jim!!! I Love barrel talk !! I Just Love it!!! when you sit on your barrel and recap the day with supper and the start of the morning with breakfast its the best!!! talk time ever!!! Keep it going Brother👋
Will do, glad you like that and thanks for tuning in
Hi Jim, I'm from Chile, South America. First of all congratulations for your videos and adventures. I wanted to ask you about that type of fish, I don't really recognize them, I would have imagined that you would catch a lot of trout or salmon, but that...
It’s actually related to trout, salmon and whitefish. It’s called an Arctic Grayling
Cessna 187. You slipped up big time on that haha.! It was meant to replace the 182 but never went past the prototype..
But you redeemed yourself with the awesomeness of your upload! Sigh every time! It really is a great river and your cameras are much better than mine. I was going to say “watch the partly submerged usand/rock bars” the caught up to me the last time,... my canoe almost looked like titanics hull afterward ..
Great footage as always and all the best to you and your family.
Interesting, it wasn’t actually super cub either but something g similar to a super cub only it could fit four people
Awesome video,such a beautiful place and the photography was excellent felt like i was there and wishing i was..thanks for sharing Jim and stay safe.
No prob, thanks for tuning in
What a gorgeous day you had Jim. Thank you!!! You da man!
Jim: "I really gotta make up a lot of time today"
Also Jim: "I better pull over and check out this grass that's a slightly different shade of green"
Lol, true enough
Another awesome day of paddling another beautiful stretch of river.
It never gets old brother.
The sad thing is that we’re only seeing a fraction of the whole, but I’ll take it while I’m sitting here in Nebraska and be grateful for the tease that we get.
Paddle on,and may you always find shade.
Thank you for sharing this adventure with us. Great video and editing. Just a regular guy doing extraordinary things. Thank you sir.
You’re welcome!
Loving this video. At 15:23 it looks like there's a happy face behind you in the clouds. Somebody's watching over You. Thank you for all that you do to bring us awesome videos .
Good lord each video is more beautiful than the one before. The scenery is breathtaking!!!! My gosh!!! Thank you Jim!❤️❤️❤️❤️
jim I like how your hat has a face :-|
Jim, if you would kindly allow me to say this, that, and the other thing about what you have done on this youtube channel I would endeavor presently to say this, thank you. 🥳
You’re more than allowing to say this haha. Thanks a lot
Wow! Just stunning scenery! Thanks for sharing!
When you said "Peel River" I started singing, "The Old Seal River" ...in my head. That was an amazing trip too Jim. What is the temperature of the water ? It looks deadly
I dint know but it’s bone chilling cold
Was blessed to harvest a whitetail with my bow this evening and now watching the next episode, perfect evening.
RUclips needs to do a better job on selecting appropriate ads for the audience that watches your videos. I’m ok with Smartwool ads but not ok with J Jill, womans fashion, or Wayfair. Give me Yeti, Patagonia, or even Omaha Steak. Something a bit more rugged and alpha like!
Brutal, at one time there were mec and Arcteryx ads and also some ad with a bunch of girls dancing around in bikinis.
@@JimBairdAdventurer you can never go wrong with a bunch of girls dancing around in bikinis! I’ll keep a keen eye out for that ad!
What an amazing adventure Jim stay safe out there God bless you always
Another great video.
Don't know why Jim but every time I watch you on here I get the urge to go river camping .
Glad to come along for the adventure thanks Jim
Great to have ya and you’re welcome.
Man there was some beautiful shots in this one! The lighting was freakin on point early on. Thanks
Thanks Jim! Off with a recovering foot so this is a welcome change of scenery!
Absolutely stunning scenery man!! 👌🏼
Great episode Jim. Those fish look delicious!!😀🤗💕 Gorgeous mountains and those cabins were nice too. Again really hard to pick out my favorite scene. It was all really good!!!💟👍
AWESOME! Been waiting for the next video! Thank you! Cheers from Alberta
Jimbo Go North young MAN !!! You paddle so smoothly and calmly as the wind is going against your face !!! Tis Nice to hear the Hawks as they fly up ahead of YOU !!! Put the tent on up and put the fish in the pan for you!!! Those were TOP NOCT cabins better than the RITZ !!!
We sure live in a beautiful country great episode Jim.🙂🇨🇦👍👍👍👍👍🛶
Spectacular scenery! Love the beauty of the mountains and the clouds! Only 5 packs of instant oatmeal?
Jim, my Wife and I are really enjoying this Yukon series from our sofa in the UK. Following your lead when outdoors I now stir my coffee with my shotgun! A question please: on teh right hand side of your PFD/life vest you appear to have some climbing hardware? What is that and what's it for please?
Dude, we appreciate you trying to hack out a living by doing these adventures and filming for our pleasure. To help I do short tasks, like drying the dishes or bringing in more fire wood, while the commercials run cause I know you make more money the longer we watch those commercials…
Amazing again! Enjoying the fish after 60km must have felt glorious!
Hey Jim, another spectacular episode!
Was just wondering what spice blend you use for your fish? It looks cajun but would love to know if its a particular brand or something.
Thanks brother!
The Bonnet Plume it is said
Never gives up her dead
When the winds start to blowin’ up river.
The main thing too dread
Are the mosquitos up ahead
But tonight it’s fried grayling for dinner !!!
GREAT E-8, into the home stretch.
Beautiful country! What a trip so far!
They, whom and ever talked about heaven is in the sky, but now I truly believe heaven in on Earth. This place is magical and mystical ❤️ thank you Jim Baird for all you do to show us these magical adventures ❤️🙏🏿🦋
I download these now and watch them more. So you know you deserve more subscribers please keep this type of videos coming. Awesome film work.
I got ya you bastard!!!!! LMAO - what a beautiful hunting camp set in the base of that mountain!!!!! Ready for the next one!!!!
Cannot get enough of these videos...enjoyed all of your adventures. Keep up the epic work.
BTW...the entire video was great, but my favorite parts are when you fish and set up camp, fire, and cooking fish...my son loves the way you stir your coffee with your knife...classic.
Three peaches and cream two Apple cinnamon! Gonna take a long vacation in Dominican! Five packs of Quaker Oats for breakfast! Shits about to get reckless!
Great adventure so far. Seems like a long day when you go 60k. It's not really a relaxing adventure if you are hurrying to get to your pick up point. Lot of wildlife out there. Great video
Such a beautiful land! The Intro was pretty cool, and the video quality is amazing man. Epic!
Thanks Jim, you make that fish look so delicious and l bet it is. Great video! 😎😎😎🤩🤩🤩💯💯💯
Really so specially appreciated. Cannot say enough. You show what I cannot experience . Its just great . Thanks so much as always!
Jim o Jim, you are a perfect combo, Ronald Amundsen and Red Skelton… that’s a good thing! (-;
This is as close to my dream trip as it can possibly be !!! I did plan to go Peel river long long time ago but we also looked into Bonnet Plume. For the bonnet plume we would allow 3 full weeks, we had no description, only for Peel, so we new we culd need that time looking at the gradients at the topo maps. Living in Sweden it turned out to be too compicated an expensive but now I can at least watch your videos... amazing. Its so great to see what I was planning and its fully up to my expectations, great videos.
Bo Nilsson from Sweden
Love your sentiments about your darling children. They'll love you 10× back when, in the future, they see your film footage of this trip. Thanks for the reminder about human capacity... You are awesome. 👍🇨🇦😎🎖
Photography is awesome. I like your voice it's comforting. The scenes around you are just beyond beauty and I can only imagine the fresh smells and what would it be like to truly eat fresh grayling. I cannot stomach fish in store and tuna is for my cat. Lol
Stay safe. Keep going. I love how you Canadians canoe and do rapids. I've truly gotten a different outlook on Canadians who are out on the lakes and rivers. You should sell tickets and let us Americans win a canoe, rapid trip ...
Jim, have you seen 'Alone in the Wilderness', a documentary about Dick Proenneke who went into the Alaska wilderness at age 50, built a cabin, and lived there for 30 years. Amazing show but hard to find. Reminds me of you. Watch it if you haven't already, you'd love it.
hey Jim, look to flextailgear they have mini Bug repellent which is rechargeable..can carry on bag..only 2 oz i think