Being an old timer and having done all of Joe's video trips (I have started all access points in Algonquin Park for at least 1 interior trip since 1966 and I firmly believe there isn't a canoe route on the FOAP map that I haven't canoed on), he is taking me back in time which is extremely euphoric to me....thanks Joe for the memories!!! Mind you Joe does his trips a lot faster than I did as I usually went in from 4 nights up to 17 nights which is my maximum number of nights I have ever done.
What can one say, wow....we forget the beautiful country we live in. You give us all a chance to see places we may never get to see....for that, Thank you! You never disappoint !
This video series was awesome! I was born and lived in Canada until I was 28 and then moved to the States. I heard things in these videos that I haven't heard in years like the bullfrogs, but especially the Loons. I haven't heard that sound in years! It makes me miss home, but i'll be back there next year. Great videos Joe, love your Channel.
Joe, brother, I can NOT thank you enough for taking us along on this trip. Beautiful, my man. You’re the very tops, bro. Keep on crushing it for all us who wish we could be out there as much. My B-day is next week and ever since turning 40, I began taking that day off for nature and rejuvenation. I’ll go hike in Pisgah NF, NC next week. But as any other hiker really must agree, I celebrate you just making it happen and taking us along time and again. Thanks brother. KBHR Appalachian Trail 2004 thru, Nobo
Great video, Joe! I have to share -- just spent a week solo in the BWCA in Minnesota and ran into a similar situation in locating a portage. Had to ditch the canoe and hike through the brush to finally find the thing. Four hours later I made camp and tackled the portage in the morning. Always an adventure. Keep them coming, Joe!
Same goes for me!! In the beginning of June went on a 5 day trip to the BWCA didn't do solo. But some of the portages were so thick and could barely find them. Also didn't help that 4 out of 5 days it was down down pouring
I do the same when I leave to come back home from the Boreal Forest Michelle. You feel a Bond for the time you were there and feel connected, much the same as we would say, "Good Bye", to each other if we went our separate ways. When I pull out on to the highway to return, my eyes are always a little glassy. Just one of those things.
In July 1977, I and 3 other friends left NYC and went up to Algonquin for 2 weeks. A great time. We left Opeongo Outfitters and rowed up the North arm of Opeongo Lake and portaged to Proulx Lake. One fellow got sick and portaged back to Openogo Lake. Took the water taxi back and hitched hiked back to the states. We didn't realize that he'd do that. We stayed 2 days on Proulx Lake and finally resumed our journey to Little Crow lake and Big Crow Lake. On the Crow river, we encountered a Bullwinkle Moose with a huge rack just grazing on lilies. After a 10 min standoff, he let up pass and we continued on our way. Stayed on crow bay and braved a strong wind across Lake Lavieille. Then on to Hardy Bay, Dickson Lake and eventually back to Opeongo. Great trip. So many memories. Thanks for the videos. They brought back great memories.
Although you did all the work, it was fun sharing all those incredible experiences with you. I could see that you were itching to get back to your family, but another side of you was wishing that you could spend a little more time among the incredible scenery with all those creatures. I've enjoyed watching every moment of your trip and I'm looking forward to watching and commenting on even more of your video escapades. Thank you for sharing, I'll never forget it.
I watched part 1 and 2 before bed last night and today I got up early to watch part 3 before starting my day. Totally awesome place and a wonderful video series - much better than anything on TV. Thanks for sharing!
I enjoyed watching your three day solo trip Joe. Felt like I was right there. Really liked the crackling of the campfire with the loons calling in the background. Had a great time watching this 3 part trip. So Peaceful. Thanks Joe👍
I am having such a rough time, recently, and I can't sleep at night. I couldn't appreciate these videos by Joe more - thank you. And there is such beautiful footage in this little series.
Thanks Joe, I really enjoyed this video. My wife and I just got home 2 days ago from a similar 3 day trip in north eastern Manitoba along the Ontario border. The night sounds are mesmerizing, no better way to go to sleep after a hard days paddling and portaging..
Thanks so much for the absolutely massive amount of time and effort you have put into these videos, I for one very much appreciate them :D Awesome stuff, very enjoyable.
Joe Thanks for all your videos, but especially this one. I my dad, and brother were taken through part of your trip by my " grandfather " in 1948. My real grandfather left the house one morning in 1911 and was never heard from again. His brother was a miner that had "gone north in 98" and staid be came a Canuck (his word not mine ). He died and left me a Remington cap and ball pistol, I sure do miss him over 60 years later.
looks like a awesome trip. your solo vids are more enjoyable to watch. I also agree that a solo trip cannot be matched. they say if you go camping with a friend, a lot of time is spent looking at your friend. go camping alone and you get to see more of what nature has to offer. keep the vids coming joe. thanks for sharing
Loving your work Joe from the UK, that set of vids was soooo relaxing. I love Canada and spent some time visiting Algonquin about 20 years ago, visited just as the fall was starting, beautiful love to go back.
ive been in the woods forever, never thought to do bushcraft until about a year ago...mcq got me really into it , hes an excellent teacher....but you joe, you bring the fun
this series was FANTASTIC! you made me feel like I was there, the camera work was your best, the vistas unbelievable. I will go there some day; it was like paradise. Thank you for sharing such beauty, abundance & bounty.
Absolutely loved this series, it's the best yet. What a great trip! Your video shots and editing skills are awesome, too. Thank you so much for taking us all along with you on your adventures - can't wait for more!
Great series. Very enjoyable to watch. Such beautiful territory and definitely some of the best moose footage Ive ever seen. It must have been amazing to be so close to them. Thank you so much for sharing your journey with us Joe!!!.
Holy Moose Bullwinkle! You got a lot closer than I would ever want to be in a canoe. That 3 day sunrise was just awesome. Thanks for sharing this adventure. I look forward to your next.
Amazing trip. Loved the footage and commentary. Your ax skills are mad...could watch you use that thing for hours. Thanks for bringing us along Joe! What a treat.
That was so awesome! I really enjoyed watching your trip! Thank you so much for sharing your expierience! Absolutely nothing beats a moonless night, roaring campfire, no wind, and loons calling from the lake. That was epic!
Joe, I recently stumbled on your videos while home sick. I have binge watched almost all of them. Your adventures and videos are the most informative, interesting and entertaining of all that the have watched! Live the ones with your family and both Scout and Tripper! I absolutely love gsd and have one myself. Keep up the great work!
Bravo to you Joe! I hope someday to just go in to the woods, like this, and spend like 3 days around there. I'm not experienced like you to be adventuring like this but you did inspired me and made me think about doing something like this in the future. Thanks a lot! Looking forward to see another video from you!
Thoroughly enjoyable series to watch! Loving the content- never did any camping growing up, but you've definitely planted a seed for this summer. Thanks Joe.
I can't believe how light you travel! I do 2-3 day trips in my 17' kayak and it's loaded! Like even on deck I have a bunch of stuff. Then again I have more stuff then I need but I could never do portage like this. I love solo trips too, I know the feeling you're after!
I really enjoyed this 3 video Algonquin canoe trip.... beautiful videos of moose and canoe trip.... I love your love of nature and your sheer honesty....you remind me so much of my brother. Follow you along with another one of my brothers......we love you Joe! :)
Missing a portage, channel, campsite, etc. can sure be time-consuming, and frustrating. Tough day for you but you came through. I love soloing. Wish I could see 12 moose on a 3 day trip. I'd be happy just to see one on a 2 week trip! As always, thanks for sharing. Wonderful video.
As I hear you talking about not finding the portage and having to backtrack... I did not hear any fear but I imagine there was a little concern. Even if you had to completely backtrack you might go a little hungry. GOOD STUFF!
I really enjoyed this series, the moose were superb really close. sun set in vid 2 was well ! and 5:30 sunrise in vid 3 makes it worth getting up for my fav so far keep them coming please.
Excellent vid, beautiful scenery. I was on the edge of my seat when you paddled by that moose in shallow water! Your boat is awesome and I like that ax.
Loved the shot with you walking and talking with the boat on your head. Nice trip. Ray....Oklahoma, it's been a 100 heat index here for the last week. God bless...
Came across your channel from the suggested video list. Checked out some of your videos and must say I really enjoy them, very relaxing. Also brings back some great childhood memories of my old camping days,. Keep up the film work.
Hi Joe:Hey what you experienced is worth the delay. It's better to enjoy the trip than ruin it with exhaustion. With your youth though you can set a much faster & lengthier trail. Thanks Brian 76
Loved every minute of it Joe. Iv'e been to the great white north once on a fishing trip, beautiful country. Keep up the good work and thanks for taking us along.
Your videos keep getting better and better, loved the opening with the bear bag. 12 moose (perhaps should have been mousse with all the hair shots ;) ) is incredible, what an experience. Thoroughly enjoyed experiencing your trip Joe.
That sunrise on the last morning was epic!! Glad you had a great trip, second to third week of Sept is usually good to see the forest go through its colour change up there. Cheers, John
I know I am writing way after the fact as I just discovered your IG several months ago. Just want to say how outstanding your videography is and that as a newbie to camping etc., I learn new tips with every video.Thank you for explaining things to neophytes like myself. 🛶🇨🇦❤👍👍
The flower you indicated is a Blue Flag Iris. They grow wild on shorelines throughout much of Ontario. And Joe, repeat after me: "I've never slept so WELL as I HAVE on this trip." Oh, and you meant to say, 'overstatement'. There ya go. ;-) Thanks for taking us along. Cheers,- Martin
Once again an awesome video. I think it's safe to say that you've done your best filming so far on this trip. That kind of footage makes me feel as if I was there. Great image quality, composition and editing. I feel inspired to say the least (started planning my first multi-day canoecamping trip after video 2). Thank you so much for that!
Holy! Good video. Your videos are very inspirational for people to get out and adventure more. I've done some backpacking this year, and some kayaking, but not simultaneously. I'm planning to do a Gulf Island Kayak which would be similar to portaging in Algonquin in some ways. I am from Ontario, and spent almost no time in Algonquin. Living vicariously through your vids! Keep it up.
We have different philosophies when it comes to camping. I do it to enjoy the surroundings, fishing, relaxing and exploring. You seem to view it as a physical challenge to be endured. Different strokes, I guess :)
Great job I really like those soundscape moments only thing missing is the smell and the breeze ! Shots at the end were amazing with the lighting. Cheers
Week ago bought the capra rapids as well along with moving to a canoe from a motorboat. Great shoes! Doesnt take a week to dry up like it does with gore tex shoes. Thanks for bringing up their name in one of your videos.
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Being an old timer and having done all of Joe's video trips (I have started all access points in Algonquin Park for at least 1 interior trip since 1966 and I firmly believe there isn't a canoe route on the FOAP map that I haven't canoed on), he is taking me back in time which is extremely euphoric to me....thanks Joe for the memories!!! Mind you Joe does his trips a lot faster than I did as I usually went in from 4 nights up to 17 nights which is my maximum number of nights I have ever done.
Epic ending t a cool solo trip. It's addicting.
I hear that..
Thanks Joe,I'm 75 and in a wheelchair and I love participating in your adventures.please keep it up and give scout a pat for me.
What can one say, wow....we forget the beautiful country we live in. You give us all a chance to see places we may never get to see....for that, Thank you! You never disappoint !
This video series was awesome! I was born and lived in Canada until I was 28 and then moved to the States. I heard things in these videos that I haven't heard in years like the bullfrogs, but especially the Loons. I haven't heard that sound in years! It makes me miss home, but i'll be back there next year. Great videos Joe, love your Channel.
Joe, brother, I can NOT thank you enough for taking us along on this trip. Beautiful, my man. You’re the very tops, bro. Keep on crushing it for all us who wish we could be out there as much. My B-day is next week and ever since turning 40, I began taking that day off for nature and rejuvenation. I’ll go hike in Pisgah NF, NC next week. But as any other hiker really must agree, I celebrate you just making it happen and taking us along time and again. Thanks brother.
KBHR
Appalachian Trail 2004 thru, Nobo
The moose were cool. Best part of the trip for sure.
Great video, Joe! I have to share -- just spent a week solo in the BWCA in Minnesota and ran into a similar situation in locating a portage. Had to ditch the canoe and hike through the brush to finally find the thing. Four hours later I made camp and tackled the portage in the morning. Always an adventure. Keep them coming, Joe!
Same goes for me!! In the beginning of June went on a 5 day trip to the BWCA didn't do solo. But some of the portages were so thick and could barely find them. Also didn't help that 4 out of 5 days it was down down pouring
Joe! That's so funny how you waved goodbye to your camp site! I do that every time!
I do the same when I leave to come back home from the Boreal Forest Michelle. You feel a Bond for the time you were there and feel connected, much the same as we would say, "Good Bye", to each other if we went our separate ways. When I pull out on to the highway to return, my eyes are always a little glassy. Just one of those things.
In July 1977, I and 3 other friends left NYC and went up to Algonquin for 2 weeks. A great time. We left Opeongo Outfitters and rowed up the North arm of Opeongo Lake and portaged to Proulx Lake. One fellow got sick and portaged back to Openogo Lake. Took the water taxi back and hitched hiked back to the states. We didn't realize that he'd do that. We stayed 2 days on Proulx Lake and finally resumed our journey to Little Crow lake and Big Crow Lake. On the Crow river, we encountered a Bullwinkle Moose with a huge rack just grazing on lilies. After a 10 min standoff, he let up pass and we continued on our way. Stayed on crow bay and braved a strong wind across Lake Lavieille. Then on to Hardy Bay, Dickson Lake and eventually back to Opeongo. Great trip. So many memories. Thanks for the videos. They brought back great memories.
Although you did all the work, it was fun sharing all those incredible experiences with you. I could see that you were itching to get back to your family, but another side of you was wishing that you could spend a little more time among the incredible scenery with all those creatures. I've enjoyed watching every moment of your trip and I'm looking forward to watching and commenting on even more of your video escapades. Thank you for sharing, I'll never forget it.
That sunrise is what it's all about. Words can't describe that feeling.
The sounds of nature on night two.... incredible!!
I watched part 1 and 2 before bed last night and today I got up early to watch part 3 before starting my day. Totally awesome place and a wonderful video series - much better than anything on TV. Thanks for sharing!
I enjoyed watching your three day solo trip Joe. Felt like I was right there. Really liked the crackling of the campfire with the loons calling in the background. Had a great time watching this 3 part trip. So Peaceful. Thanks Joe👍
Another great series, Joe. Thanks so much for including us.
I am having such a rough time, recently, and I can't sleep at night. I couldn't appreciate these videos by Joe more - thank you. And there is such beautiful footage in this little series.
Hi Joe, Thanks for taking us with you on this great trip. Much appreciated.
Thanks Joe, I really enjoyed this video. My wife and I just got home 2 days ago from a similar 3 day trip in north eastern Manitoba along the Ontario border. The night sounds are mesmerizing, no better way to go to sleep after a hard days paddling and portaging..
great trip! would of gone just for that sunrise paddle
That last sunrise .... just wow :) Thanks for sharing Canada with us :)
Love the videos Joe, watched probably 20 or 30 of them in the last week or so. Thank you for the awesome adventures.
Thanks so much for the absolutely massive amount of time and effort you have put into these videos, I for one very much appreciate them :D Awesome stuff, very enjoyable.
MaZEEZaM good comment. I agree!
Joe Thanks for all your videos, but especially this one. I my dad, and brother were taken through part of your trip by my " grandfather " in 1948.
My real grandfather left the house one morning in 1911 and was never heard from again. His brother was a miner that had "gone north in 98" and staid be came a Canuck (his word not mine ). He died and left me a Remington cap and ball pistol, I sure do miss him over 60 years later.
That sunrise......AMAZING!!!! Thank u for the 3part series Joe.
5 years later and still one of my favorite trips of yours
looks like a awesome trip. your solo vids are more enjoyable to watch. I also agree that a solo trip cannot be matched. they say if you go camping with a friend, a lot of time is spent looking at your friend. go camping alone and you get to see more of what nature has to offer. keep the vids coming joe. thanks for sharing
Loving your work Joe from the UK, that set of vids was soooo relaxing. I love Canada and spent some time visiting Algonquin about 20 years ago, visited just as the fall was starting, beautiful love to go back.
Fantastic job Joe!!! I’ve enjoyed it the whole way through! Still living vicariously through you. LOL
ive been in the woods forever, never thought to do bushcraft until about a year ago...mcq got me really into it , hes an excellent teacher....but you joe, you bring the fun
Pretty wild purple Iris Lilly. Awesome shots of moose!! Beautiful scenery thanks!
this series was FANTASTIC! you made me feel like I was there, the camera work was your best, the vistas unbelievable. I will go there some day; it was like paradise. Thank you for sharing such beauty, abundance & bounty.
One of the better series on the channel. Well shot , good description of route. Good way for us to see this section.
Thanks Joe. Beautiful, beautiful footage. Thanks again my friend.
Watching these videos gets me more and more excited for my Algonquin trip. Going the 15th, 16th, and 17th.
Absolutely loved this series, it's the best yet. What a great trip! Your video shots and editing skills are awesome, too. Thank you so much for taking us all along with you on your adventures - can't wait for more!
Great series. Very enjoyable to watch. Such beautiful territory and definitely some of the best moose footage Ive ever seen. It must have been amazing to be so close to them. Thank you so much for sharing your journey with us Joe!!!.
Holy Moose Bullwinkle! You got a lot closer than I would ever want to be in a canoe. That 3 day sunrise was just awesome. Thanks for sharing this adventure. I look forward to your next.
Amazing trip. Loved the footage and commentary. Your ax skills are mad...could watch you use that thing for hours. Thanks for bringing us along Joe! What a treat.
That was so awesome! I really enjoyed watching your trip! Thank you so much for sharing your expierience! Absolutely nothing beats a moonless night, roaring campfire, no wind, and loons calling from the lake. That was epic!
thanks, it was pretty epic!
Joe, I recently stumbled on your videos while home sick. I have binge watched almost all of them. Your adventures and videos are the most informative, interesting and entertaining of all that the have watched! Live the ones with your family and both Scout and Tripper! I absolutely love gsd and have one myself. Keep up the great work!
Great series and a very good final. Awesome sunrise on the last day! I sure enjoyed this video! Thank you so much for taking us with you!
beautiful trip... thanks so much for taking me along
The sky on your last morning - Wow!
Im watching your old videos, watching them again and still enjoying them.... you been so far since your beginning videos
Really nice series! It was a joy to see them all, one directly after another! Greetings from Germany!
Thanks for sharing Joe. In many ways this was an ideal backcountry trip.
Bravo to you Joe! I hope someday to just go in to the woods, like this, and spend like 3 days around there. I'm not experienced like you to be adventuring like this but you did inspired me and made me think about doing something like this in the future. Thanks a lot! Looking forward to see another video from you!
hello Joe really enjoyed this canoe series, thanks for sharing. hope you and your family are well, take care. John
Thanks Joe for this ! I'm watching your old videos while I wait for your next episode of the 10 days in the wild series. What a trip !
The flower at 5:51 is a wild iris. I've heard it called a "flag iris" before.
Thanks! I was searching lilies and having no luck. Iris versicolor (Blue Flag Iris) :)
You got that one Buddy. Very pretty and almost is like an Orchid as Joe mentioned. I had a girlfriend once, her name was Iris and she was pretty wild.
Thoroughly enjoyable series to watch! Loving the content- never did any camping growing up, but you've definitely planted a seed for this summer. Thanks Joe.
I can't believe how light you travel! I do 2-3 day trips in my 17' kayak and it's loaded! Like even on deck I have a bunch of stuff. Then again I have more stuff then I need but I could never do portage like this.
I love solo trips too, I know the feeling you're after!
I really enjoyed this 3 video Algonquin canoe trip.... beautiful videos of moose and canoe trip.... I love your love of nature and your sheer honesty....you remind me so much of my brother. Follow you along with another one of my brothers......we love you Joe! :)
Remarkable! I appreciate your youth and enthusiasm. Thank you for sharing your trips.
I live in the UK and love to watch your videos. The countryside is spectacular and the wildlife astounding. Keep up the videos Joe love them :0)
Thank you for filming. Great video as always joe a total pleasure to watch. Really can't wait for your next video thanks.
One of the best trips I've seen you take. Very much enjoyed going along with ya on this one. thanks for sharing.
That moose! Great footage. What a beautiful creature. I'm planning an Algonquin trip this summer and this video is great to see. Thanks for sharing!
Great video! I've enjoyed watching you enjoying yourself on a perfect and peaceful outing. 🏕
Missing a portage, channel, campsite, etc. can sure be time-consuming, and frustrating. Tough day for you but you came through. I love soloing. Wish I could see 12 moose on a 3 day trip. I'd be happy just to see one on a 2 week trip! As always, thanks for sharing. Wonderful video.
thanks!
As I hear you talking about not finding the portage and having to backtrack... I did not hear any fear but I imagine there was a little concern. Even if you had to completely backtrack you might go a little hungry. GOOD STUFF!
I really enjoyed this series, the moose were superb really close. sun set in vid 2 was well !
and 5:30 sunrise in vid 3 makes it worth getting up for my fav so far keep them coming please.
Thanks!
nice trip in the woods, I also enjoy going solo a lot its a great way to get back in touch with yourself and nature.
Excellent vid, beautiful scenery. I was on the edge of my seat when you paddled by that moose in shallow water! Your boat is awesome and I like that ax.
What a great trip, such a beautiful place! Thank you for sharing your trip, I enjoyed it very much!
Loved the shot with you walking and talking with the boat on your head. Nice trip.
Ray....Oklahoma, it's been a 100 heat index here for the last week. God bless...
Came across your channel from the suggested video list. Checked out some of your videos and must say I really enjoy them, very relaxing. Also brings back some great childhood memories of my old camping days,.
Keep up the film work.
Absolutely loved this series. Great trip. Thank you for sharing.
Hi Joe:Hey what you experienced is worth the delay. It's better to enjoy the trip than ruin it with exhaustion. With your youth though you can set a much faster & lengthier trail. Thanks Brian 76
Awesome videos as always. I work nights and I watch in jealousy from my patrol car on my lunch breaks. Stay safe and keep them coming!!!
Loved every minute of it Joe. Iv'e been to the great white north once on a fishing trip, beautiful country. Keep up the good work and thanks for taking us along.
Just love your vids Joe!!! Could watch them all day. Always wait with a passion for your next!! Keep up the great work!!!!
thanks!
Great videos Joe. I've really enjoyed following along! The flower you kept seeing was an Iris.
Your videos keep getting better and better, loved the opening with the bear bag. 12 moose (perhaps should have been mousse with all the hair shots ;) ) is incredible, what an experience. Thoroughly enjoyed experiencing your trip Joe.
That sunrise on the last morning was epic!! Glad you had a great trip, second to third week of Sept is usually good to see the forest go through its colour change up there. Cheers, John
I know I am writing way after the fact as I just discovered your IG several months ago. Just want to say how outstanding your videography is and that as a newbie to camping etc., I learn new tips with every video.Thank you for explaining things to neophytes like myself. 🛶🇨🇦❤👍👍
Joe, You should do a video about how you dehydrate your own food!
Hey from Norway, I love watching these long video-series. This trip was some "High-Class-Stuff" :)
Loved to watch it all. thanks for sharing Joe.
The flower you indicated is a Blue Flag Iris. They grow wild on shorelines throughout much of Ontario.
And Joe, repeat after me: "I've never slept so WELL as I HAVE on this trip." Oh, and you meant to say, 'overstatement'. There ya go. ;-) Thanks for taking us along.
Cheers,- Martin
haha, thanks man :)
Once again an awesome video. I think it's safe to say that you've done your best filming so far on this trip. That kind of footage makes me feel as if I was there. Great image quality, composition and editing. I feel inspired to say the least (started planning my first multi-day canoecamping trip after video 2). Thank you so much for that!
that is so awesome, buddy!
Beautiful river, full of moose, love it. Reminds me of my canoe trip on the Tim river in Algonquin.
Holy! Good video. Your videos are very inspirational for people to get out and adventure more. I've done some backpacking this year, and some kayaking, but not simultaneously. I'm planning to do a Gulf Island Kayak which would be similar to portaging in Algonquin in some ways. I am from Ontario, and spent almost no time in Algonquin. Living vicariously through your vids! Keep it up.
and this is why i remember its OK for Joe not to always have new videos cause damn hes got some great older ones i haven't seen thanks Joe Robinet
Prayers for a full recovery 🙏
We have different philosophies when it comes to camping. I do it to enjoy the surroundings, fishing, relaxing and exploring. You seem to view it as a physical challenge to be endured.
Different strokes, I guess :)
Great job I really like those soundscape moments only thing missing is the smell and the breeze ! Shots at the end were amazing with the lighting. Cheers
Really fine three parter, Joe. I'm glad you had the bear bag and gladder you didn't need it.
Wow just beautiful and stunning country. Good job ! Cheers
Week ago bought the capra rapids as well along with moving to a canoe from a motorboat. Great shoes! Doesnt take a week to dry up like it does with gore tex shoes. Thanks for bringing up their name in one of your videos.
Really love those forest sounds. I grew up in the Appalachians. Brings back great memories! 8-)
Beautiful irises and beautiful scenery!
A most epic adventure. That sunrise was a beautiful finale. Cheers! :)
Joe. really appreciate your time and effort into these videos. keep them coming!
A lot of work to produce but you ultimately nailed it! Bravo!
What an awesome adventure Joe! Thanks for sharing it with us. I hope I can do a similar trip in the future.
Well done, Joe. Thank You for sharing. Making me want to head too. Think I will.
Thanks Joe. Your videos make me want to go out and adventure!
Joe, one of your best series to date man. Thanks for sharing dude..