Wow, have watched several of the videos from this trip and all I can say is ... we Canadians aren't the only ones who have some truly spectacular wild country which we can explore. Thanks for sharing ... really enjoying them!
Yeah I'm from Lapland I'm here right now but I'm confused did he film this last summer cause currently it's still snowing heavily so he can't be in Lapland
It seems Finland is all in with Nature Preservation. Those wild areas are disappearing in so many places. Bear watching looked exciting....when you are there in person you hear all the sounds they make...that chomping noise I've heard bears make gives me chills 🤨 They know you're there...they have a better sense of smell than dogs and hear just as well. They can tell that 1 guy hiding is full of berries 😂
Ken did I hear you right. At the end of the video, you said no need to subscribe because there won't be any more paddle Tales. I hope I heard that wrong Please say it's not true. (Update I just realized you were joking in case the bear eats you) Great video once again, such a beautiful place to paddle or even just to walk around and see the dears But not to get too close to them Bears That big fellow at the end looked like he was eyeing you up for lunch.
"Tragically, after this all that was found of Ken was his cap and his camera. A crew was able to recover this footage from the camera's memory chip." 🤪
The nature itself wasn’t that much different than in Canada. Or at least comparing to northern wilderness of Canada. Well, blue berries were different breed, I guess. And bears aren’t considered as dangerous here than in Canada. Plus rivers are different than what you are used to.
Wow, have watched several of the videos from this trip and all I can say is ... we Canadians aren't the only ones who have some truly spectacular wild country which we can explore. Thanks for sharing ... really enjoying them!
Yeah I'm from Lapland I'm here right now but I'm confused did he film this last summer cause currently it's still snowing heavily so he can't be in Lapland
Wow, gorgeous wilderness paddle. Thanks for sharing that trip with us.
Glad you enjoyed it
Fantastic wildlife, fantastic video views.
It seems Finland is all in with Nature Preservation.
Those wild areas are disappearing in so many places.
Bear watching looked exciting....when you are there in
person you hear all the sounds they make...that chomping
noise I've heard bears make gives me chills 🤨
They know you're there...they have a better sense
of smell than dogs and hear just as well.
They can tell that 1 guy hiding is full of berries 😂
Ha! I'm sure they could.. but I convinced myself in that moment that they couldn't. :)
spectacular!
Ken did I hear you right.
At the end of the video, you said no need to subscribe because there won't be any more paddle Tales. I hope I heard that wrong Please say it's not true.
(Update I just realized you were joking in case the bear eats you)
Great video once again, such a beautiful place to paddle or even just to walk around and see the dears But not to get too close to them Bears That big fellow at the end looked like he was eyeing you up for lunch.
That's why he said no need to subscribe if the bear got him.
@@parnold-mora8924 lol
"Tragically, after this all that was found of Ken was his cap and his camera. A crew was able to recover this footage from the camera's memory chip." 🤪
:)
The nature itself wasn’t that much different than in Canada. Or at least comparing to northern wilderness of Canada. Well, blue berries were different breed, I guess. And bears aren’t considered as dangerous here than in Canada. Plus rivers are different than what you are used to.
🖐😎👍
Great video, thank you for sharing!
You bet!
What a video! You have just about the perfect job.
:) Thank you.