Wow it is exceptionally wonderful guys you are my heros. What a wonderful experience you share. You deserve an oscar for your bravery and your perseverance 👍👏👏🥳

Beautiful ❤️

A beautiful document.

BONITO VÍDEO , GRACIAS...CÓMO QUE ESTOY VOLANDO

Beautiful

Lovely, of course I live there.

Cool to use an Old Town Tripper - old school!!

I wasn't expecting such a charming film. Nice job!

so much technical ability, keep up the good work 🦾

Something about his work is very peaceful.

I've had my snowtrekker for a few years, but I only had the cold pole thing happen to me for the first time just a few weeks ago. I had never heard it mentioned in all the various content I've consumed on snowtrekker. Not even Jim Baird in Baffin or Justin Barbour in the labrador made so much as a peep about it. In my case, I had thought I had gotten water in some of the joints during handling in the snow during setup, but I guess I can see now that for a given temperature coefficient, the radius of the large tube will contract more than the small tube. Which makes even more sense because my cold pole episode actually happened with my converted summer hot tent, not the snowtrekker, and the poles are smaller diameter so the ratio of the external to internal radii is even worse. So the argument is presumably that when setting up camp in the late afternoon, temperature will be near the daily high, while breaking camp in the morning it is near the daily low. That's why it's only ever a problem when breaking camp. But on a cold day, it could be problem setting camp. And that is an absolute non-starter for me. I think the easiest way to work around it with standard polesets is just bump the diameter another notch or two so the ratio of the radii is closer to 1. But in the long run the pole manufacturers could participate, by specifying winter and summer polesets separately, just like we have different rubber for winter and summer tires. The winter polesets would start off with a couple thou of extra tolerance at room temperature, and only be rated for durability below a certain max temperature.

Thanks for this. I stumbled across Kent Monkman and his work a year or so ago, and it is just fascinating as well as impressive.

This is absolutely fantastic!

Très beau

Music kinda weak.

What an inspiring and beautiful film it was, thanks guys! Now I'm trying to find the song playing around 19:43 but I can't find it. "Reflection by Family is that right?

I enjoyed this film a lot. Looking at the Google map of the Canadian Shield, I can't even imagine how you found your way through that jumble of terrain.

Woah! Nice job! This previous summer I did almost the same trip! I started Windigo lake, and then down the Windigo, Pipestone, Asheweig, Fawn, and Severn, also ending at fort Severn! Edit: you guys are lucky, those small creeks were totally dry for us.

I've spent a few summers paddling from Pickle lake to Hudson's Bay and have traveled on the Ashweig, Pipestone, and Morris rivers too. The best summers of my life, this film brings back such good memories. Thank you for sharing.

Excellent Film, Thanks for posting it. "The Journey is the Destination"!

This is so fantastic. Truly so amazing. I've spent plenty of time on the trail, and your words / perspective resonate so much. Amazing video!

amazing work!

Beautiful work David! Thanks for sharing!

Who is the musical artist at the end of the film?

Nice Film

It’s not often I learn something new anymore, so thank you so much for opening my eyes!

What a great film!

🌟 Promo'SM

Promo SM

I’m 63. I’m buying my first kayak and beginning my journey. A lot of physical and spiritual changeS are going to happEn. I love paddling a boat.

Always super impressive work with a great message.

I love this one.

Beautiful ❤️

David, these movie profiles are breathtaking! You are gifted!!!!

Really cool and well done video! A true accomplishment!

Really enjoy all of your work. This film is beautifully done and so are all your others I’ve watched. Just so enjoyable and well done. Thanks very much for sharing your work.

Hey David, I'm watching 3:15 with curiosity as I live in Maine. Any idea what species the bending wood is, or the long gunwales? Are the gunwales a single piece of timber?

When I see you men rolling so effortlessly In jealous. In a good way. Maybe impressed is a better word. I just love it.

Lovely edit 🙏

That was some really impressive imagery, what a striking place!

Excelente forma de trabajo y video saludos desde Chile

Thanks for producing such a beautiful film. It was lovely to see Kampe who I knew for many years. Sadly he died in the summer of 2020. Greenland is such an amazing place.

Fantastic documentary, could watch hours of this... Well done gentlemen, what an accomplishment. Koodos all around.

J'adore 💕 ce que vous faites ! Vous avez du gout ! C'est vraiment beau !!!! Et c'est classe !

Why is my Vice principal in this video?

Many years I tried to express people that kayak is not a sport like in Europe but it the way of life between humans, hearth and sea.

Hey, I know it’s been a very long time since this has been uploaded. But I just wanted to say that I keep coming back to this video. The production quality is great and it reminds me of my own favourite places.

Becouse this kayak it's black?

I want to do this or something like this.

Fantastic to see you working pal,cheers