I live in New Brunswick, and cant believe what I saw on this video....unbelievable and absolutely beautiful......you two made the adventure so much fun to watch
On your last night, you stayed on the beach which is adjacent to our family property. The drone footage shows our land. Where you crossed the bay is where my grandfather used to row across over 100 years ago. You made an incredible video, congratulations.
The production value of your adventures eclipses anything on Discovery Channel and others. You both crushed it and took to sea kayaking like pro's! Glad you made it safely!! Thanks ❤❤!!
Love that area and was fun to see more of it. Really like the geology info too. My dad is a rock hound so it’s nostalgic for me. My wife and I biked around Cape Breton and have good memories of the area. Thanks!!
😅the morning news is usually a downer, finally, I can say something positive.Saw your interview and watched your video, feel so proud of our province, than, you both for sharing.
I am sorry to see this trip end. I can only imagine how you felt. So beautifully documented and narated. Thanks for sharing. Best “tv” vlog I have seen in a long time!!
In the last night of the video you stayed on a beach adjacent to our family property which can be seen from some of the drone footage. I’m so glad you enjoyed the area. Where you crossed the bay, my grandfather used to row across there and we marvel about that all the time as a family. Love the video congratulations.
I have been watching this channel for years, and the episodes incredibly keep getting better! As a fellow Nova Scotian paddler, I say Thank you for bringing me along with you on your adventures. You make a great team, well done!
Just watched your video. Loved it! Paddled out of Murphy 's cove and can't wait to go back. Please order Rachel a 'she wee' . Game changer. And a kayaking hay with a chin strap! Although the orange was really cute.
Just discovered your channel and loving it. It has me so homesick to move back east. Perhaps in the future. Love your production and the adventures are so interesting. Lastly, holy crap Rachel is a strong girl, way to go!!
That's a beauty of a trip, it's November here on the Great Lakes and this has me looking forward to next spring. Fair winds from SV Jura - Bayfield, ON.
That was a great video! We went to Cape Breton for Celtic Colours in 2019 and we loved the country. We plan on coming back in 2-3 yrs and will need to tour Nova Scotia more than we were able to then. Wow, that is some beautiful country!
Great kayak trip ! Cool video, you are, as always, very patient to videotape your aventure... Bravo and thank you for sharing ! Just small tip to land safely on shore when the big waves want to push you into surf towards the beach : turn your kayak around, paddle forward in the waves to stabelize the kayak and avoid the surf, then quickly paddle backward in between waves toward the shore at you own speed, always in control, an eye on the next waves.😊
Wow!!! Watching this makes me so nostalgic of my time in Nova Scotia. We lived in Porters Lake for 13 years. I fell in love with the Eastern Shore and the 100 wild islands right away. I camped and paddled in some spots you showed in the video. It's too bad there's so much nice spots to show in one video. I figured you'd camp at Dewolfe island near Norse Cove campground and Murphy's but there is so much to choose from. We used to own land right at the mouth of Moser river. Did you get a chance to see the Fury shipwreck near Sonora? If you ever camp out that way, check out Fancy beach in Marie Joseph, it's a sweet spot too. Keep on making those great videos :)
Thanks Jonathan, we did not see the shipwreck, but we did lay eyes on Fancy beach. There really is endless camping options that are as scenic as they come
As a Nova Scotian, it amazes me of the natural beauty of the east coast. A big thank you to Noah and Rachel for bringing it to us so we can be arm chair explorers and only dream of what you have done.
Wow Noah, thank you so much for making this film I don't know where to start. That plug for the Nature Trust just warmed my heart. I know what I'm doing next summer. Skipping surfers alley and starting at the 100 Wild Islands, going up to Gabarus and Bras D'or! It's not the swim that scares me, it's the 2 km off shore! I'm taking the dogs and the solo prospector and staying close to shore, portaging as needed, and using the lakes along the coast to shelter from the wind when I can. And focusing heavily on fishing. This is slowly turning from a dream into a plan!
The route would make for a great adventure with a canoe. In 1980, Scott Cunningham circumnavigated Nova Scotia by canoe. His book, Sea kayaking in Nova Scotia, is a must have and was our guide on the trip
agreed but I have to add Canada is a beautiful Country , wish all of us could really see all of it , what an adventure that would be, Jim aird also shows us a lot of his trips i canoeing rivers and lakes . I watched an interveiw I think with Noah and Jim
What an awesome trip!!! Thanks for sharing this with us. You two make a great team as evidenced by your good matureness throughout the trip. I was super impressed with the fact that you had such little kayak experience to take on this challenge but you did it--wow! You should get your partner a second paddle for open ocean paddling as storms can separate you pretty quickly and each paddler should be individually equipped when possible. At a minimum, the weaker paddler should carry the spare as the weaker paddler is more likely to loose a paddle in heavy weather. Thanks sooooo much for sharing your trip as this was the nicest trip I've seen in several years and I try to watch all Canadian paddle trips, so well done and I'll be looking for your next trip--oh, by the way, thanks for the geology lessons--that was a nice addition!
Thanks Charlotte, you make a good point about the paddle. There were a few takeaways from the trip, and it's nice to get constructive feedback like this. We appreciate it
I fished bluefin tuna in eastern passage where you left from and drum head and Canso town for about 25 years great video ! I take you out fishing but I retired
Just stumbled across your account while working away and have been thoroughly enjoying the content. This video ends off very close to where I live/grew up. Thanks for a glimpse of home! Cheers
I'm a geologist and love that you explain the rocks. Nova Scotia has always been one of my bucket list locations. I have been to Halifax back in my Navy days. But, that was before I found geology. Are you a geologist or just a fellow rock lover? Thanks for an awesome video tour of the area.
Awesome video... Little Dover, Canso is my hometown... I've been to Drumhead , I've been to whale bone cabin ( previous video)... I know Buzz and Emily.. Thanks for making this video it's incredible.
Excellent video guys, very soothing to watch on this bitter cold night in Upstate NY, and love the little bits of geographic info. Rachyl, i felt that migraine. It might have been a barometric headache due to the pressure change of incoming storm ( I personally get them often)
Side of Nova-Scotia I haven't seen yet! Thank you so much for taking us on that journey with you! Been to Keji, minas bassin down to Yarmouth and back around through Bridgewater. In laws live in Medford area. Camped Blomidon as well. Did cabot Trail when i was younger with my parents. We fly in or drive in depending on the time of year. LOVE nova-scotia!
Great video as usual. I appreciate the explanation of the geology and the granite uplift. I’ve seen geology videos on RUclips but that’s never been explained.
Boat leashes have saved my life several times. I have a military veteran friend , big tough guide, who used to guide in my area, but he didn’t have one and has gone home. Hypothermia is fast and even in summer. It’s harder to get back in the boat the colder you get. Most people burn out after three attempts. I recommend making a stirrup out of webbing and hose, binder it to your paddle float and even injured you can get in. Solo kayaking is always a solo sport, no matter how many people you’re paddling with.
Excellent, really enjoyed this. Your films are better than the adam shoalts film I watched the other day and that was high quality and professionally made, shows the level your at. Looking forward to seeing your next adventure.
Noah, as a the "better" paddler you should be following the slower paddler. That so you have control over the situation and can help if needed and they decided the pace :) Other than that, taking Rachel on a journey like this must be exciting for you both :)
what an adventure. love your video style. you should try and visit an outdoors trade show and see what or if you can do anything to tap into market whether kayaks, cameras, travel planning, camp gear. you have a lot of angles of expertise. outdoor retailer is a show I used to work for years in california. those shows area amazing and the stuff that's available is crazy. hats off to both of you. you two make a great team. you put together some great adventures as well. 😎👍
Excellent video as always. Very different feel compared to the canoe videos, but that keeps things exciting :) Great of you to advertise the Nova Scotia Nature Trust. Here in Finland much of the coast is already privately owned cottage land. Luckily, there's thousands of islands, but even plenty of those have been turned into cottage properties. Even on the lake's shores it's a similar story. Hope you guys manage to preserve some of that awesome wild coast line.
38:00 What an absolutely beautiful place and a gorgeous shot. Thank you for going out there and having all these adventures and sharing them with us. Canada is such a beautiful country with awesome people.
Nicely done! I've been sailing NS coast for 25 years on SV Odyssey. Have been along that Eastern Shore many times (sometimes so foggy didn't see the coast much). Your video shows much more, you got in close...I've anchored and taken the zodiac in through some of those very spots. You captured the essence of adventure so well. Very well done! Maurice Mullaley :)
What an amazing journey guys! Really enjoyed the video! Those rocky coastlines are so beautiful. I love rocks and I always enjoy Noah's little rock talks lol! It's really interesting what happens when you find yourself in a small community for a day or two, especially if you are travelling by a non motorized way, such as paddling, biking, or walking/hiking. We had that happen during a five day bike trip last summer along the Ottawa Vallery Recreational Trail. Every little community we went into, the people were so friendly, and wanted to help you, event if you didn't need help lol! We had so many people want to tell us stories and history about their communities, offer us water and assistance, and when they found out what we were doing, where we were travelling to by bike, they are all just so excited for us. Watching your video really reminded me of our little bike trip, and how we were surprised in the end how much of our trip ended up involving people and community. Can't wait to see you and Rachyl's next adventure!
Amazing Video with top notch narrating and videography, showing our beautiful coastline of Nova Scotia. Congratulations Noah and Rachel on completing an epic journey along our eastern shore, and thank you for sharing it with us!
Super cool to see you stopped in drum head, my family is from the next community over. Martin is a pretty good fella too, anything you need hes got in his store lol.
Hey Noah ! Wow thanks so much for an incredible video ! cinnamontography, narration, music, editing was all amazing. This may be your best video yet, although I'm a bit bias being from Surfers ally (Lawrencetown/Porters Lake) Really cool to see your wife come with you on this trip, she was a trooper, that is no easy paddle. I'm still working on getting mine to come with me on trips, baby steps lol Anyway thanks again ! Cheers.
Epic trip.. the support you received along the way is proof that there is still hope in society
I live in New Brunswick, and cant believe what I saw on this video....unbelievable and absolutely beautiful......you two made the adventure so much fun to watch
On your last night, you stayed on the beach which is adjacent to our family property. The drone footage shows our land. Where you crossed the bay is where my grandfather used to row across over 100 years ago. You made an incredible video, congratulations.
Amazing! Thanks for sharing that
Redhead beach I think
Love the geology tidbits. Absolutely obsessed with thisssssssss
Thanks Noah and Rachel. Epic.
The production value of your adventures eclipses anything on Discovery Channel and others. You both crushed it and took to sea kayaking like pro's! Glad you made it safely!! Thanks ❤❤!!
Totally agreed!
Thanks for the kind words. I'm glad you enjoyed!
Exactly
Love that area and was fun to see more of it. Really like the geology info too. My dad is a rock hound so it’s nostalgic for me. My wife and I biked around Cape Breton and have good memories of the area. Thanks!!
This is what advertising Nova Scotia should be!
Props for that audio track while snorkeling giving the Steve Zisou vibes....
I'm glad I wasn't the only one!
that was so good, that was a 2 hour film that was absolutely fantastic....... Bravo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
😅the morning news is usually a downer, finally, I can say something positive.Saw your interview and watched your video, feel so proud of our province, than, you both for sharing.
I am sorry to see this trip end. I can only imagine how you felt. So beautifully documented and narated. Thanks for sharing. Best “tv” vlog I have seen in a long time!!
Aside from the physicality of the trip, the unseen effort that must go into creating something this beautiful is impressive.
In the last night of the video you stayed on a beach adjacent to our family property which can be seen from some of the drone footage. I’m so glad you enjoyed the area. Where you crossed the bay, my grandfather used to row across there and we marvel about that all the time as a family. Love the video congratulations.
Leroy Browns
I have been watching this channel for years, and the episodes incredibly keep getting better! As a fellow Nova Scotian paddler, I say Thank you for bringing me along with you on your adventures. You make a great team, well done!
Awsome trip ,really enjoyed watching .Canso is one area we really haven’t explored yet but after watch it’s at the top of our list now !
Just watched your video. Loved it! Paddled out of Murphy 's cove and can't wait to go back. Please order Rachel a 'she wee' . Game changer. And a kayaking hay with a chin strap! Although the orange was really cute.
Just discovered your channel and loving it. It has me so homesick to move back east. Perhaps in the future. Love your production and the adventures are so interesting. Lastly, holy crap Rachel is a strong girl, way to go!!
That's a beauty of a trip, it's November here on the Great Lakes and this has me looking forward to next spring. Fair winds from SV Jura - Bayfield, ON.
That was a great video! We went to Cape Breton for Celtic Colours in 2019 and we loved the country. We plan on coming back in 2-3 yrs and will need to tour Nova Scotia more than we were able to then. Wow, that is some beautiful country!
Thanks, we really are lucky
I did not catch the dates you chose? Loved this, breezed through an incredibly boring job, lol.
Wauw thank you so much for sharing with us! Greetings from Switzerland 🇨🇭
Well done Rachel. Girl Power.. Great achievement.
So inspiring .... thanks for sharing! Greetings from a kayaker from Greece
There are Greetings from Finland in the Post section (11 days ago)
Matti and Tarja,
Your new subscribers!
Thank you! Greetings from Canada
Great kayak trip ! Cool video, you are, as always, very patient to videotape your aventure... Bravo and thank you for sharing !
Just small tip to land safely on shore when the big waves want to push you into surf towards the beach : turn your kayak around, paddle forward in the waves to stabelize the kayak and avoid the surf, then quickly paddle backward in between waves toward the shore at you own speed, always in control, an eye on the next waves.😊
Thanks for the tip. That seems easier than constantly looking backwards
I like her , i like her a lot. Looking forward to more videos together. Thanks for sharing
Wonderful content very high quality thank you for sharing your love of nature ❤❤
Wow!!! Watching this makes me so nostalgic of my time in Nova Scotia.
We lived in Porters Lake for 13 years. I fell in love with the Eastern Shore and the 100 wild islands right away. I camped and paddled in some spots you showed in the video. It's too bad there's so much nice spots to show in one video. I figured you'd camp at Dewolfe island near Norse Cove campground and Murphy's but there is so much to choose from. We used to own land right at the mouth of Moser river.
Did you get a chance to see the Fury shipwreck near Sonora?
If you ever camp out that way, check out Fancy beach in Marie Joseph, it's a sweet spot too.
Keep on making those great videos :)
Thanks Jonathan, we did not see the shipwreck, but we did lay eyes on Fancy beach. There really is endless camping options that are as scenic as they come
@@NorthernScavenger very true. Someone could spend weeks, even months, by kayak exploring that area.
As a Nova Scotian, it amazes me of the natural beauty of the east coast. A big thank you to Noah and Rachel for bringing it to us so we can be arm chair explorers and only dream of what you have done.
Omg you two are inspiring was sad to see it end.... well done.
Wow...what an awesome video...would love to see a Part 2.
Wow Noah, thank you so much for making this film I don't know where to start. That plug for the Nature Trust just warmed my heart. I know what I'm doing next summer. Skipping surfers alley and starting at the 100 Wild Islands, going up to Gabarus and Bras D'or! It's not the swim that scares me, it's the 2 km off shore! I'm taking the dogs and the solo prospector and staying close to shore, portaging as needed, and using the lakes along the coast to shelter from the wind when I can. And focusing heavily on fishing. This is slowly turning from a dream into a plan!
It warmed our hearts too! :D
The route would make for a great adventure with a canoe. In 1980, Scott Cunningham circumnavigated Nova Scotia by canoe. His book, Sea kayaking in Nova Scotia, is a must have and was our guide on the trip
@@NorthernScavenger thank you I'll have to check out!
I loved watching this, you two are great, and the coast is beautiful, especially the hundred islands. thank you.
These are my favorite types of videos to watch. Ive been twice to Nova Scotia and loved it. Thank you both for taking us along!!
Amazing job guys! Our province really is a special place
agreed but I have to add Canada is a beautiful Country , wish all of us could really see all of it , what an adventure that would be, Jim aird also shows us a lot of his trips i canoeing rivers and lakes . I watched an interveiw I think with Noah and Jim
It’s great to see the kindness of strangers. It gives you hope for this world. Great video!!!!!
What an awesome trip!!! Thanks for sharing this with us. You two make a great team as evidenced by your good matureness throughout the trip. I was super impressed with the fact that you had such little kayak experience to take on this challenge but you did it--wow! You should get your partner a second paddle for open ocean paddling as storms can separate you pretty quickly and each paddler should be individually equipped when possible. At a minimum, the weaker paddler should carry the spare as the weaker paddler is more likely to loose a paddle in heavy weather. Thanks sooooo much for sharing your trip as this was the nicest trip I've seen in several years and I try to watch all Canadian paddle trips, so well done and I'll be looking for your next trip--oh, by the way, thanks for the geology lessons--that was a nice addition!
Thanks Charlotte, you make a good point about the paddle. There were a few takeaways from the trip, and it's nice to get constructive feedback like this. We appreciate it
It was great to have you both swing by. What an inspirational video. I look forward to some
Paddleboard trips to the 100 Wild Islands!
Jeff! Thanks again for the hat 🙏
I grew up in drum head .Great people..
Again a greet video, best wishes from me and my wife, she just subscribed 😊
Oh hey! I can see my town in the last stretch of the trip! Cool stuff!
Beautiful location and great production. I always look forward to new productions on your channel. Thank you.
Amazing video .The scenery is beautiful .You Guys are really great with your Kayaking.
EPIC VIDEO ❤ So happy I’ve found this RUclips channel! Absolutely beautiful scenery. Amazing adventure… your both rock starts of adventure ❤
Excellent video. Looking forward to more.
I fished bluefin tuna in eastern passage where you left from and drum head and Canso town for about 25 years great video ! I take you out fishing but I retired
Just stumbled across your account while working away and have been thoroughly enjoying the content. This video ends off very close to where I live/grew up. Thanks for a glimpse of home! Cheers
Thanks Cory, glad you found us :)
Lovely trip , thanks for sharing . We live in Windsor , Nova Scotia . Watched video January , 2 , 2024
Thank you for this beautiful video! I've visited Nova Scotia and loved it.
I'm a geologist and love that you explain the rocks. Nova Scotia has always been one of my bucket list locations. I have been to Halifax back in my Navy days. But, that was before I found geology. Are you a geologist or just a fellow rock lover? Thanks for an awesome video tour of the area.
Awesome adventure. Thanks for the geology tidbits - they're really interesting!
You two make a great team!
Awesome video... Little Dover, Canso is my hometown... I've been to Drumhead , I've been to whale bone cabin ( previous video)... I know Buzz and Emily.. Thanks for making this video it's incredible.
Excellent video guys, very soothing to watch on this bitter cold night in Upstate NY, and love the little bits of geographic info.
Rachyl, i felt that migraine. It might have been a barometric headache due to the pressure change of incoming storm ( I personally get them often)
Thanks Kerner, you're probably right. The air was very heavy with the storm
Side of Nova-Scotia I haven't seen yet! Thank you so much for taking us on that journey with you!
Been to Keji, minas bassin down to Yarmouth and back around through Bridgewater.
In laws live in Medford area. Camped Blomidon as well.
Did cabot Trail when i was younger with my parents.
We fly in or drive in depending on the time of year. LOVE nova-scotia!
Great video and great trip guys! Rachel, what a trooper!
It was so refreshing and enjoyable to watch how well the both of you challenged yourselves in this Epic adventure
Awesome adventure! I'm pretty sure after this aired they re-named the island with the black birds double squirt island.
Those cormorants really know how to paint the rocks
@NorthernScavenger Noah, this is how I know your involved with the editing. Lol 😆
Thanks for taking us along. This is beautiful country.
Rachel is movie star material. Fabulous video. TY for sharing. Blessings.
Awesome as usual. Your film making skill increases with each new video.
Glad you think so!
Love your videos! You stopped at my ol stomping grounds at about minute 52. Shout out Port Bickerton!
Perfect watching for Boxing Day. Thanks for all your content during the year. Merry Christmas from the UK
Boxing day?
Thanks, for the great video. Makes me want to go on the water again, even though I'm just home from Sardinia a couple of days.
Thanks for this trip and video, amazing, truly enjoyed it.
Okay but this video is the reason that I am finally buying a kayak and starting my mission of kayaking around newfoundland. Thank-you 🤘🏻
45:11 the right choice. Your channel was cool before, but she's amazing. Keep it up. I could watch you guys for hours.
Great video as usual. I appreciate the explanation of the geology and the granite uplift. I’ve seen geology videos on RUclips but that’s never been explained.
Boat leashes have saved my life several times. I have a military veteran friend , big tough guide, who used to guide in my area, but he didn’t have one and has gone home. Hypothermia is fast and even in summer. It’s harder to get back in the boat the colder you get. Most people burn out after three attempts. I recommend making a stirrup out of webbing and hose, binder it to your paddle float and even injured you can get in. Solo kayaking is always a solo sport, no matter how many people you’re paddling with.
Excellent, really enjoyed this. Your films are better than the adam shoalts film I watched the other day and that was high quality and professionally made, shows the level your at. Looking forward to seeing your next adventure.
Noah, as a the "better" paddler you should be following the slower paddler. That so you have control over the situation and can help if needed and they decided the pace :)
Other than that, taking Rachel on a journey like this must be exciting for you both :)
I was going to mention something similar....
Very well done and neat to see the coast line from the sea. Thanks Noah and Rachel !!
What a great video! Rachel is a champ. You guys did great. I need to get down that way to explore the coast more.
Great trip guys love the geology lesson to.
An amazing video. The human spirit is so resilient and you show that in every video. Keep the videos coming and be safe.
what an adventure. love your video style. you should try and visit an outdoors trade show and see what or if you can do anything to tap into market whether kayaks, cameras, travel planning, camp gear. you have a lot of angles of expertise. outdoor retailer is a show I used to work for years in california. those shows area amazing and the stuff that's available is crazy.
hats off to both of you. you two make a great team. you put together some great adventures as well. 😎👍
I love your brutal trips, but. This is your best film, editing and cast. Rachyl!!! What else is there to say!
Thanks Bern!
I loved being with you just to make sure you made it ok
Wow. Excellent videography. Superbly done. You both are badass.
Amazing adventure.
I’ve looked at that stretch on the map since I was a kid. Glad you are filming it!
I absolutely love watching your journey. Just happened to find your channel.
Excellent video as always. Very different feel compared to the canoe videos, but that keeps things exciting :) Great of you to advertise the Nova Scotia Nature Trust. Here in Finland much of the coast is already privately owned cottage land. Luckily, there's thousands of islands, but even plenty of those have been turned into cottage properties. Even on the lake's shores it's a similar story. Hope you guys manage to preserve some of that awesome wild coast line.
Thanks Japawe, I hope you can still find some wild spots along your coastline
Super inspiring adventure thanks for sharing!
38:00 What an absolutely beautiful place and a gorgeous shot.
Thank you for going out there and having all these adventures and sharing them with us. Canada is such a beautiful country with awesome people.
We couldn't agree more
Nicely done! I've been sailing NS coast for 25 years on SV Odyssey. Have been along that Eastern Shore many times (sometimes so foggy didn't see the coast much). Your video shows much more, you got in close...I've anchored and taken the zodiac in through some of those very spots. You captured the essence of adventure so well. Very well done!
Maurice Mullaley :)
Thanks Maurice
What an amazing journey guys! Really enjoyed the video! Those rocky coastlines are so beautiful. I love rocks and I always enjoy Noah's little rock talks lol! It's really interesting what happens when you find yourself in a small community for a day or two, especially if you are travelling by a non motorized way, such as paddling, biking, or walking/hiking. We had that happen during a five day bike trip last summer along the Ottawa Vallery Recreational Trail. Every little community we went into, the people were so friendly, and wanted to help you, event if you didn't need help lol! We had so many people want to tell us stories and history about their communities, offer us water and assistance, and when they found out what we were doing, where we were travelling to by bike, they are all just so excited for us. Watching your video really reminded me of our little bike trip, and how we were surprised in the end how much of our trip ended up involving people and community. Can't wait to see you and Rachyl's next adventure!
Thanks Josie, it's true that the people you meet along the way make the trip
Another request… house party at Dave green’s on new years😀..,.bring back the scavenger crew
love love love the introduction
Amazing Video with top notch narrating and videography, showing our beautiful coastline of Nova Scotia. Congratulations Noah and Rachel on completing an epic journey along our eastern shore, and thank you for sharing it with us!
Thanks so much!
Amazing trip and pretty much on your doorstep too. Love watching you both develop as sea paddlers together, a great team.
One more reason why I love your channel!!!
And yes I watched it full through , again.
Well done guys. Congratulations. Line up the next one!!
Lovely seeing houses I built , many house in martnic beech, clam harbour area
GOOD JOB! Stayed till the end.
This is the best one yet, thank you
Nice One and some awesome scenery and two great people out there taking it all in. Cheers Guys
Thanks Sam, glad you enjoyed
Super cool to see you stopped in drum head, my family is from the next community over. Martin is a pretty good fella too, anything you need hes got in his store lol.
Martin made us feel at home instantly with his excellent cooking
Hey Noah ! Wow thanks so much for an incredible video ! cinnamontography, narration, music, editing was all amazing. This may be your best video yet, although I'm a bit bias being from Surfers ally (Lawrencetown/Porters Lake) Really cool to see your wife come with you on this trip, she was a trooper, that is no easy paddle. I'm still working on getting mine to come with me on trips, baby steps lol Anyway thanks again ! Cheers.
Much appreciated. I spend a lot of time surfing in your area. I don't think we'll kayak it again 😅
Great video! An epic trip! Loved watching it!
Thank you, Noah and Rachyl! Epic trip.