Alone In Algonquin. Day 2 - BUZZING, BULLFROGS AND DRAGONFLIES
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I travel to Algonquin park for a 3 night solo canoe camping trip.
Day 2 takes me from Mist Lake to White Trout Lake
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I just came for the raisin box tutorial....but enjoyed the rest too :)
PS. pretty sure the weird flowers in the bog were Pitcher Plants....bug eaters
Yup...pitcher plants.
CL Outside fancy
Was a great trick, not one I have seen previously.
"It is a scientific fact that the occasional contemplation of natural scenes of an impressive character, particularly if this contemplation occurs in connection with relief from ordinary cares, change of air and change of habits, is favorable to the health and vigor of men and especially to the health and vigor of their intellect beyond any other conditions which can be offered them, that it not only gives pleasure for the time being but increases the subsequent capacity for happiness and the means of securing happiness." Frederick Law Olmsted 1865
that is too cool!
This is an Awesome series Joe, quality!!
It's awesome to find out that one channel you watch, watches another channel that you watch lol. TA BRO!
Nothing beats listening to the loons and whippoorwills with a crackling fire as it gets dark. Talk about serene.
I can't stop watching your videos. Really inspired to do this. I've been getting out of town and started hiking and now I've been getting the itch to do an over nighter. Still getting my gear together.
A perfect Canadian night. Setting sun on the water, campfire going, bullfrogs, & loons in the distance. The only thing that was missing, is a little Tragically Hip playing.... Perfect! Thanks man!
Hey Joe, thank you. We sometimes forget how lucky we are. Your vids remind me of this everytime. Appreciate it mate. Love your spirit! x
Dope spot to set up camp. Nothing beats a few drinks around a campfire free of bugs.
you know it, buddy...when are you coming for a visit?, I need you to teach me how to film!!
Have some plans to visit a few YT friends very soon. You teach me all your bushcraftin', I will show you how to drink and film hahaha
no help needed on the drinking, you have first hand experience...checkin it?
in, damnit..
JoeRobinetBushcraft this is true hehehe, but yes, we will kick it and I will show you everything I know about shootin vids.
Ugh this is making me want to go canoeing and camping! Great video man!
Outstanding. Thanks for taking us along.
Hey Joe. Can't get out anymore with bad health but sure makes it better by watching your super videos. Can't get over how much I enjoy them. Keep them coming...I don't want to run out of them.
Hubby and I are binge watching Joe tonight and came upon this 9:58 and both literally laughed our ass's off! Joe you're humor never seizes to amaze us! :-)
Today has been a bad day, but watching this has mellowed me out and got me looking forward to next time I'm out. Thank you Joe, your videos are excellent and your country is beautiful.
Glad to hear it helped a bit
Hi Joe- what a serene afternoon.... I loved seeing the frog and you petting the dragonfly! One of my great loves of the outdoors is the creatures big and small :) The bog flower you saw was the top of a pitcher plant. Look further down and you'll see the vase-like body with little downward facing hairs.
Joe I have been really enjoying watching you getting stronger and tougher with each adventure you undertake
Joe, you seemed to have reached a new level lately. These aren't just videos; you're creating art. I look forward to the next installment!
thanks!
Thank you Joe, you put this out there just when it was needed. I always find your videos to be a form of escapism, especially when the time isn't available to personally plot out a similar trip. Cheers!
I'm very glad to hear that!
Excellent site! Great video. Glad to see the bugs didn't try to carry you off. Thanks for the toast & thanks again for taking us with you.
Any days with no bugs in the woods is a gift from God. .....lol. .....I hate the little monsters! ;-) Thanks for the trip. .....it looked amazing the scenery.
Those upside down hanging flowers in the bog are from a Sarracenia purpurea.. carnivorous plant, very cool :)
ildanach99 Commonly known as a Pitcher plant.
It’s the Provincial Plant of Newfoundland.
Prayers for a full recovery 🙏
My wife and I were camped at Grassy Bay in August 2013. When the wind stopped literally millions of mosquitos swamped us and lucky we had the tent set up and we were in the from 5pm and got up real early while it was still chilly and got out of Dodge. It is spectacular part of the park. Good job with the vids mate. Keep it up!
Relaxing. No bugs man, how did you set that up. I've been mauled every time I try to get out!
Loon calls and a crackling fire. Terrific combination.
This is so important in regards to ones well being. I try to get away even on my motorcycle for a day. Also my canoe. Makes such a difference in my world. Thanks great video.🇨🇦👍
Really appreciate the extra camera work you do. Can really tell the amount of time you put into it. Always love the vids and cant wait til pt3
Extremely serene and peaceful.
NO BUGS! Awesome trip man, you can actually feel the peace in this video series. This trip on your own really was great, a different look which is nice. ....and you are getting things out of it you needed, you can literally feel that here. TY for the uploads!!!!!
I'm glad it's coming through in the videos, thanks buddy!
Dude, that scene with the raisin box was life changing. In all seriousness great video, Joe.
Perfect! 42:00 in, those are the sounds you go for. Simple pure ecstasy. Nice one brother!
Great videos Joe. Love watching your Algonquin voyages. If I was 45 years younger I'd be right there with you. Backpacking and canoeing equipment has improved exponentially in the last couple of generations.
This was by far my favorite video. I love seeing all the animals. The area was beautiful.
That's class. A toast to everyone, even those that aren't nice in the comments. Good stuff.
Daaaamn Joe ! I love your videos. I cant imagine RUclips without you. Keep on doing what you do. Greetings from Poland .
thanks!
Fantastic Joe, ending like that, loons calling, fire crackling. Beauty day
That Raisin box trick, is EXTREMELY useful, for signalling. Nice one Joe.
Love the way you take time to look at fish carcasses with such wonder.
Wow Joe,, the sounds of those loons made my spirit soar at the end of you video. What an epic end to a beautiful day. Cheers to you also bud, can't wait for part 3, thank you again
Bringing whiskey along strictly for medicinal purposes makes it an essential part of your backwoods first aid kit! Beautiful scenery and a great video series Joe!
Is that a Fjällräven Friluft 55? The backpack that is. For those of you who are interested, "Friluft" means "Free air", like "Outdoors activites"
I like your job... Thanks for making these videos, I know a lot of people don't get the chance to go out and enjoy nature but it really helps watching your videos. Feels like i'm out in the woods too. Would definitely try camping one day.
I so wish I could do this as well but because of ms i am in a wheel chair. I use to canoe Algonguin many years ago. Thank you so much for allowing me to tag along. I love the sound of the Loon.
Good night Joe After a perfect day you deserve a good rest. Thanks for the excellent video. Solo trips are my favorite never loose an argument & live with the results. Brian 76
The plant you asked about at 32:30 is the flowering stalk and head of a purple pitcher plant. You've undoubtedly seen the lower part of this highly distinct marsh-dwelling insectivorous plant many times before, but probably not ever seen them in flower as you did on that day.Cheers,- Martin
nice!, thanks!!
Yep Sarracenia purpurea :)
Joe, thanks so much for these videos. I work a lot, too much really, but I can put these on when I get home and it’s like I’m out there. Keeps me going .
Love the solitude! Natures symphony!
The flowers at 32.52 look like those from American Pitcher plants. A carnivorous plant that lures and traps insects. Lots of different species and they grow in bogs. Fascinating plants.
Beautiful scenery. Thanks Joe for sharing this.
Crazy looking flower (at 32:52) was the Newfoundland Pitcher Plant. It's our Provincial Flower. Catches Black flies mosquitoes etc for nourishment in it's leaves located at bottom of stem of flower. If it's not it, it is certainly a related genus..
Awesome video Joe, thanks for brining us along. I love this part of the park.
When I watched part then I tried to click on part two it is the same video as part one. I don't know if that's on your end or mine. Been laid up from surgery. Vicariously living through you. Love what you do. It's awesome.
Ha, so I'm NOT the only one to ever do that with a raisin box! Looks like an awesome trip! Cheers!
watching on tv. enjoying the pace of these solo vids. excellent quality and much respect for the frogs and other nature you shared.
Awesome scenery, great vid, very entertaining! I paused the camp fire scene at the end and stared at it for a few minutes, beautiful.
still watching 6 years later, love it
That was a catfish head, Joe. Ever try to lip land one? You'd recognize those teeth pretty quickly.
theres nothing wrong with drinking and mellowing out long as you dont let it control you love your vids dude
Thanks for filming your trip and sharing! 👍🐾🐾
what beautiful sounds over the water in the evening, I wish I could hear that in person. Keep up the great work love all the videos!
Thanks for the raisin box lesson 🐱. What a great camping trip. 🐱💞
I only just stumbled accross your videos, I love them, really awesome and inspiring mate. I am in New Zealand. Thank you so much for your videos, you are fantastic. Cheers mate. :)
Joe your videos keep getting better and better. It felt like I was right there. You lucked out on the bugs. Hope all is well with you and your family.
thanks buddy, same to you and yours
joe @ 30:50 right after you laugh and said no bugs. a bug flew around your head and did two lap around it as of hey no bugs man. what am i. we still rule this land
Great trip! Glad ya took us along. Thanks ZZ.
This has been my most favorite vid so far. Relaxing and "beauty".....reminds me of some camping trips in Alaska and a canoe trip we took in deep southern Missouri near the Arkansas state line. The forest area is a lot like some places in South Dakota, too. Can't wait to get back out camping this year. Your videos are awesome, inspiring, entertaining and motivating all at the same time! Thank you so much for sharing these awesome experiences with us and keep 'em comin'!
I love your solo ventures Joe. Nice and simple.
Hi Joe, I've been watching your channel for a few days now and already have consumed quite a bit of your videos. Love what you do, and I wanted to say that in this video particularly, you captured the peaceful & placid spot accurately and artfully. The way you shot and cut this footage was breathtaking at times. Keep up the beautiful work, man! Thank you for what you do.
Wow!! Great video and an amazing trip through Algonquin. And....NO BUGS you said!!! Now that must be a Guinness World Record or something. Glad you are having a great trip. Keep up the good work and keep enjoying life!! PS: Love the choice of libations as well!!
Beautiful scenery. Thank you very much for sharing this.
Going back and watching your old videos lol. The flower in the bog was a carniverous pitcher plant! The flower attracts insects to a pitcher at the base which traps and consumes them with digestive enzymes. They're pretty interesting!
This series may be one of your best yet. Really enjoying it. Would love to hear more about our canoe and axe now that you have had them for a bit
Very relaxed watching this video drinking Kozel beer brewed In the Czech Republic. Beautiful scenery, enjoyed your video
I have been watching your channel for almost a year now. I'm still trying to figure out which knuckleheads are disliking your videos. Keep it up bro, you rock!
hahaha, thanks buddy
Hey Joe. I love your videos! I also love your choice in alcohol. I live 15 min from the distillery and it is on all my trips. Very soothing. Cheers!
Another great adventure from Raisin Box Joe!
Thanks Joe ! Another excellent adventure.
Bit of a Forty Creek fan myself. Grabbed a bottle from the freezer and had a drink with you. 3 fingers. So cheers Joe.
Awesome!
Loved the closing audio clip. Crackling Fire, Loons...and a gulp of Forty Creek. I heard ya sip that deliciousness!!! Great Video...two thumbs up here.
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Enjoyed riding along with this trip while I’m sick in bed. The purple flower 32:46 is a purple pitcher plant, they eat bugs.. so they were doing their own little part to keep that site bug free.
I've spent hours just watching your videos and I came across this series and you have helped me with a shelter me and my cousin go outside in our grandmas woods and you helped me build a lean to and it turned out really good and keep up the good work love the vids
Good description. No blackfly and muskito ! what's a dream. Thank's
What an awesome trip so far. That canoe is really nice.......Take care, Bluefin.
Love uR videos!especially after a long stressful day ... I can relax and enjoy and learn a bit along the way. Excellent !
Thanks
I'm really diggin' the video per day aspect of this series. Great video. No bugs!! Great work
Joe I'm 31 years old n u got me in to camping not glamping bc I'm always down for that lol but real camping keep doing what you do bud!!
Such an amazing series! I love learning from your videos Joe. We all appreciate the work you put in to share your experiences with us.
Thanks for the drink. See em all 😎
I can understand the need for alone time. Many people don't understand that need.
favourite bushcraft videos to watch. allready learnt a couple of tricks off your videos. great spirit allways. hope my young labrador dexter is as well behaved as scout when i take him.
Right on Joe good day and great video!! You caught it!!
Excellent videos Joe! One of the only things I like to watch with my father besides baseball. Thanks for sharing with us!
Some top shelf production here. Looks like as great of a solo trip as one could ask for.
thanks buddy!
Isn't it typical. You come up to your camp site and see Joe Robinet already there. Cheers Joe, i had to sleep in my canoe lol Wayne (From the U.K)
wonderful video again Joe. always look forward to seeing your adventures. until next time cheers man
A joy to watch and an inspiration as well. I need to get back to that park!
that last camp was stunning. think id still be there.
Some good Ontario whiskey, a beautiful campsite, and some good food. Only thing more I would want is good company, but sometimes it's nice to get away and be alone. :)
Awesome times! Thanks a lot for sharing - Martin
I love the nature sounds at night. Thanks for the awesome video!
I came across this video when I was researching a canoe route I had selected. I'll be doing the same trip at the end of June but taking 8 days to complete it.