Thanks for commenting! I’m glad you enjoyed! On more remote trips i definitely make sure that I have sufficient food. In places like Algonquin I don’t mind feeling a bit hungry from time to time.

Neither am I! Thank you!

I don't think I impress anyone with my "cooking" 😂

Awesome! Yeah it turned out to be a very cool trip. Glad you enjoyed!

I certainly don’t take it for granted Ian. I’m very grateful to have such incredible wilderness areas to explore. Although you may not be able to find the same kind of solitude, England and Scotland most definitely have some incredible places to paddle as well! That being said, you should definitely come experience the wilderness here at least once! Cheers!

@@kevinthewild I love the West coast of Scotland and I even managed four days without seeing another person on Loch Morar. I love the campsites that you have there in Canada. It is wild camping or busy campsites with caravans and camper vans in Scotland. In England apart from the high fells wild camping is mostly forbidden. We still live under a feudal system where the aristocracy own most of the land and prevent access. I would love to visit Algonquin. It is my dream destination. Love your videos look forward to more.

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Thank you! It's the updated ceramic coated GSI Bugaboo pan. Mine is the 8 inch size.

Thanks for that! Looking forward to your next adventure! ​@@kevinthewild

Thanks Todd! Glad to hear! Cheers!

Thank you Dina! This year has been very busy, but you can expect two or three more videos from me for this season 😊

@@kevinthewild I'm so glad to hear that!😊 You have a very similar camping style to myself, as far as trying to keep food prep simplified. Currently, I mostly camp with my kayak, but definitely want to do more canoeing to get more remote with portaging. I'll be starting up a camping channel soon on my Dina's Tripping channel. I have so much footage and a new drone to test out. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated? Hope you will consider following as well. 🙏🌿🌞

Thanks Matt! This was a Swift Keewaydin 15 with a regular canoe seat. They also offer it with a pack seat. In my opinion this is one of the best solo canoes for lake travel. Very fast, especially with a kayak paddle.

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Thank you for the kind words! I wish you all the best with your recovery, and that you'll be able to visit the park again next year with your grandkids. Those are memories they will never forget.

Glad you enjoyed 😄

Time to get yourself another one 😄

@kevinthewild absolutely. I'm on the south west coast of BC. Born & raised here since 1966. Adventure Canoeing is almost limitless. Cheers ✌️

Thank you! It's been a year since this trip so I can't remember if I saw that tree or not.

Glad to hear that you enjoyed the video Scott! That’s a beautiful colour and trim combo for your Prospecteur! Olive green is my favourite colour. If you will be primarily using it solo, removing the front seat allows you to trim the boat really well by giving you room to put your pack up front. I definitely recommend it. Enjoy your new canoe!

@@kevinthewild hey mate, thanks a lot. Can’t wait to have a go at doing the sort of stuff you (and your compatriots) are doing. These sort of canoes haven’t had a big following here so far, but that’s definitely changing as the subtle advantages of them are becoming understood. I wish I’d learned more about them years ago 🤷‍♂️ Anyway, keep up the great work. I think I’ve now paddled over most of your waterways there with you now 🍻

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Thank you for the kind comment Melanie. I'm so glad to hear that you enjoy watching my videos 😊. I certainly enjoy making them!

Thanks Wayne! Yup I've seen several of the others. I enjoyed seeing how their trips unfolded. Funny coincidence 😄

Thank you! It’s a KaBar knife.

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My son and I would like to document and post some of our trips on you tube. Can you recommend a beginner camera that would be suitable for this. Much appreciated.

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They definitely are! I’ve been lucky to hear them many times now. It’s always special.

Enjoy your trip!

Thanks Robert. I have done and will do a few more trips this year. Life is busy though and I don’t want to rush the videos. Cheers

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I think it was about 3760m if I recall. Yes I only did single carries on this trip.

It most definitely is a worthwhile investment. Good luck on your future adventures!

This is 2024 and you should not hike without a Personal Locator Beacon, (sold on Amazon) or a Garmin Inreach. These devices alert rescuers of your problems. These devices turn a search and rescue into a rescue. If you have the money, I think Inreach is the best because it allows for two-way communication with the Garmin Response Center. However, signaling an SOS does not mean a rescue will come promptly. As shown in this video, helicopters need good weather in which to fly. 1)You are only one step away from spending the night in the forest. 2) Always tell someone where you are going and when you are expected back 3) Make sure they know to call search and rescue if you are not back in the time frame. 4)Make sure when you hike you have adequate equipment to spend the night or two if you are forced to do so. 5)Take adequate food. 6)Purchase rescue insurance. It is easy to have safe Hikes in the National/state forests and Parks. Good luck

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Very cool! Thank you!

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