11 Days Solo Wilderness Camping in the Arctic Watershed - Full Documentary

[@gregmintram3273]

I honestly don't know why this man doesn't have 1 million subscribers... the skill he has and knowledge on these epic trips is second to none. Jim knows how to work the camera and keep his audience entertained throughout an 8 hr documentary, whether it is fighting the bush, catching fish, nailing spectacular white water or singing a song.... he has it all in one place to keep you glued to his adventure! Great job Jim, I hope youtube algorithm catches your videos and gives you the huge audience you deserve!

[@JohnDoe-hs7ml]

I thought I was tough. Jim's videos gave me a slap in the face.

[@johnhastings353]

Agree. The man is a BEAST😎👊👍

[@BKovac19]

Yup, agreed!

[@BKovac19]

This man is most certainly the definition of hard work and perseverance!

[@Dieseldog172]

YT definitely needs to open this channel up to a wider audience. It would shoot to the moon. Everyone wants to do what Jim does but nobody has balls the size of grapefruits, come on YT make it happen

[@MrFreeGman]

Just finished the entire 8 hours after thinking to myself that no one would ever watch the whole thing. This sort of raw, high quality, long-form content is revolutionary. I felt like I was there with you.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks for watching and for the awesome review!

[@marilynsataua9436]

Omg I absolutely agree!!! I’ve never been on a camping trip before so I definitely felt like I was there too!! Thank you Jim for taking us along ur journey 🙏🏼

[@rebelyell2741]

I’d love to see some old 8mm film taken. On an old camera. Narrated like the old wild America series

[@janetdavis4032]

Yes, so do I! Love these videos!

[@keithkarlac3473]

I just watched a good one with the cowboy who did 30 days with a horse in .Montana with a bow knife and a sleeping bag it was good I watched this guys b4 he's good

[@Goldswan1]

I thoroughly enjoy these long movies. So much better than the short 15 to 20 minute clips most people do. I can sit down and get comfy relax and enjoy the whole show at once. Thank you as I imagine it takes more work.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

You’re very welcome! Thanks for taking the time to check it out. I actually release these long ones in 20 to 40 min episodes first and then do a bunch of minor edits and put them all back to back for the long version. I release it some time after the initial series has run. A lot of people like to watch the initial series as it comes out episode by episode and then watch it all in one place months later when the full doc version comes out.

[@obozomustgo5449]

@@JimBairdAdventurer - Great adventure, Jim. Just found your channel a week ago and watched your trip down the Hess. This one makes that trip look like a walk in the park. And the damned bugs. Holy crap! I find myself swatting around my head while watching this at home. LOL!!

[@SWHBOYCE]

@@obozomustgo5449 Black flies ; the worst ,for sure .

[@kaohtix420]

I watch the shorts and then the long a year or so later love it this way

[@richardd5795]

Jim, you are a real adventurer. But you are also a good producer, director, editor, film maker. One of the best documentaries I have ever seen. And it was just you that did it all. I love every minute of it.

[@LoriJean64]

8 hours 17 minutes and 22 seconds...I'm in, ...marathon time ....thanx!!

[@Simplegirltv]

its the best and super long

[@melodyarnst7995]

Portage'.... The Original OFF ROADING Experience. Great Video

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Haha, indeed…thanks for watching

[@FearTec]

Congrats from down under, my wife and I love your longer videos. You are tough as old boots and always push on no matter what.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks a lot! I appreciate that and I’m glad you’re enjoying them.

[@jannie690]

You have a gift of bringing your viewers on the boat with you. Just outstanding.

[@snaponjohn100]

What I forgot to mention is your level of skill blows my mind. I love watching you maneuver the canoe around waterfalls with the rope and all the different paddling techniques you’re using when you’re going through the Rapids. Looked like a wizard in the boat.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks!!

[@michaelkonon]

I love these long videos so much! It's even better than watching a movie! Well done, Jim!

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Big thanks!

[@ricomars4495]

Wow! That's awesome 👌 great trip not too many would go that far on their own excellent...💜💚🙏lots of Love 💜❤💥

[@edjensen7907]

First off I have to say Thank You! Secondly and outwardly, you do an awesome job at production; audio, editing, filming, everything that makes watching your channel better than anything on regular tv and way better than most YTers. I thoroughly enjoy watching your adventures and the reality is when I was a younger man having done my fair share of adventures without the current technology, well it’s just sad that the only vivid memories are in my head without any true ability to share it with others as you do. I tried my best with what equipment I did have, but it never did anything justice as the current technology and skills you possess do. Sure I have the memories and the written words to try and convey my experiences, but nothing beats a full on production like you do! You are a gift to us old timers and I want you to know it!

[@lizcaporicci8483]

I am watching this for a second time, and wonder to myself, 'can it get any harder?' Those beaver dams have really created an enormous challenge to get through the bush. Incredible. Thanks Jim, for the wonderful footage.

[@charleskinniburgh7206]

Hi Jim - it's riveting watching . You have nailed every aspect of making an adventure documentary - with comprehensive high quality filming and editing, thoughtful and honest commentary not to mention facing and overcoming all the challenges of a trip like this. So impressive and inspiring. Thanks so much for sharing it.

[@MessyJesss]

Oh man Jim, the first few days of this trip were BRUTAL!! Your mental strength to press on is incredible! I would have laid down and cried as I waited for my search & rescue team to arrive 🤣

[@drrbrt]

"Bravery is fear holding on for just another minute." I like that.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks, I think that was General Patton who said that

[@yooper6161]

Welcome to the Gong show! Here's your host bushwhacking Jim!

[@star4141]

Just finished the video. thoroughly enjoyed it. Great camera work and editing. I felt I was there minus the bugs and tired muscles. I'll be 80 years old this year .... takes me back to trips trips I made 35-40 years ago !!

[@thejasonbourne]

Looks like Jim has planned half of my weekend for me with this video.

[@Dieseldog172]

Lol perfect comment and so true

[@curtbohling]

What a great adventure to watch on a rainy day in my wood shop. Thanks!!

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

You’re very welcome! Hope you got some projects done!

[@michaelibbotson1274]

I love blazing up and watching these

[@danmcqueen5295]

This is just what I need. Thanks man! When I was 19, I spent a summer my dog and I, living off the land in a national forest. (In the 70s). These videos remind me of that experience.

[@mohammadfaizan8707]

Wow man. Here after watching the "Height of the land" Epic. Thank you for your service.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@sardispomice]

Love love love watching you suffer and let us live vicariously. Trudge on you, your brother and family are amazing folk. So glad you're fellow Canadians.

[@paulramsay5371]

I love Jim's Videos. When I lay down in the afternoon I tune in to Jim's videos, and the TV is not shut off till morning. I will watch Jim's Videos over and over. I always see something in a Video I may have missed in the same video earlier. Great entertainment and Jim has a way of keeping you interested in the show at all times.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Glad you like them!

[@kathiepilotte6743]

I can't stop watching your adventures Jim! Think I've watched this 5 or 6 times now, can't get enough.

[@jimgbf]

I loved this story. We were watching an academy-award-winning movie and I came back to finish this KZbin video instead. From hiking stamina, to bushwacking skills, fishing, canoeing and whistling to osprey this video was awesome. Perhaps also, a little silly, but I love Mepps lures as well.

[@Wilted_Brainz]

To call you a beast, is an understatement. That was some hardcore bushwhacking there, Brother. You had your firewood cut from just cutting a path through that creek before French Lake lol. Thank you for your ass busting to give us an adventure.

[@johnpoynton66]

Hi Jim. My thanks to you and your family for making this adventure happen. Your thoughtful documentation, including the seemingly mundane tasks of setting up and breaking down camp, pulls me deeper into the experience. Thanks for keeping it real, the Native translations, and the gear tips. During some bumps in my life journey, your work inspires me to keep moving forward. Much gratitude to you and your supportive family.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks very much! Glad to hear it all.

[@CoolVerde]

Awesome mate. From a bush brother from Australia. My father passed away two weeks ago and he taught me bushmanship. He grew up in Lapland. I’ve spent a year in Canada I understand were you’re coming from. But mate an awesome blog/documentary. Regards Yrjo

[@pamelamoore3790]

I enjoy watching this persistent man! OMG he has to love challenges & hard work 😓

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

I do! Thanks for watching

[@autoglassmike]

Watching from Texas Jim I’m glad there are people like you to show us there’s still some very remote places on earth. I thought the USA was big. Canada seems like amazing untouched wilderness. Great stuff Jim your some man to be able to live of the land and survive under such tough conditions. Keep up the great adventures your the real deal.

[@charlesboyer61]

I love how you show most of the whole trip rather than just the glory moments with a small little bit of the struggle to build “the narrative.” I believe I’d it is too easy it’s not an adventure and you, sir, are always showing us great adventures.

[@janetdavis4032]

Anyone that gave this a thumbs down did NOT watch the entire video. After all you went through the first 4 hours of this video, there was no way I would not finish it to the end. And, imo, the last 4 hours was your reward of beautiful scenery, walleye meals, and daring rapids! Jim, thank you for the journeys...and yes....Adventures....you take me on!

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

This is true, it was a reward. You’re very welcome

[@toddfinoch]

I can't get enough Jim. Love all your adventures. I could binge watch all these but I have to go out and make videos of my own. Great video once again!

[@459NHhiker]

Can't believe I just spent 8 hrs with a guy on a totally awesome wild ride , while I sat on my couch comfee cool in AC on a 90 degree day and totally feeling every moment of pain and excitement of one great trip. I always wanted to take a trip like that when I was younger but never did. I did some small ones back in the day but nothing so remote. Thanks Jim you are the MAN. Now I'm hooked on your channel also. If I was 40 yrs younger I certainly would go with you on that trip , it was just spectacular and epic. BTW , I sure wish we had the camera technology back in my day cause I could have made some great video of my adventures .

[@ClayMann]

I hear ya and feel the same. But even though I'm too disabled to do this I feel like I can plan little bits of it. Just getting out and soaking up a bit of nature. We can't all go hardcore solo adventuring but I think we can all be tuned to having a go. We're just getting out of covid where I live and I'm planning on going somewhere for the day once I get my mobility scooter some new batteries. haha the important thing is its inspiring to watch this and remember there is this big world of nature out there that we should try and reach and if not, at least live it through guys like this in epic videos ! :D

[@beefcake1973aus]

@@ClayMann Unfortunately the "big world of nature" will be gone in a few generations. Too many f8cking humans.

[@silang8381]

Just finished watching the film, and I am very grateful for Jim sharing his adventures. Really enjoyed witnessing such an indomitable person overcoming adversity. Really inspiring.

[@surfcruzer]

Jim is the best.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks! 🙂

[@ronniekotler9265]

Jim, I enjoy all of your videos, but this one is one of your best. You are a better man than I am.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks a lot, ya I agree it’s a pretty good one. Glad John like it!

[@maximereid33]

I've just randomly discovered this video and watched it entirely. Your level and your skills are pretty impressive and you bring an amazing immersion to your viewers. Congratulations Jim ! You got a new subscriber from France.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks very much and great to have you here as a sub!

[@HK-no7xo]

Jim Baird der Besieger der Wildnis! Jim Baird the Conqueror the Wilderness! Greetings from Bavaria Helmut

[@yourvinestowine2781]

This is trouble now! 8 hrs?….sadly, I cannot resist. Extra special the way you put these trips together. Always the real deal…regardless when this was.

[@stevebennett7925]

Just rewatched this again, you're an absolute beast man! total inspiration!

[@janetdavis4032]

Oh, I also really appreciate the teaching moments that you share along the way. I’ve learned a lot!

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Hood to hear, thanks a lot for taking the time to check it out.

[@nayomijohn3043]

No words! just thank you!

[@johnpossible6292]

Jim how do you it? The good and the bad.... all while filming is incredible. Your film from start to end tells a detailed story we can all follow with no gaps in the story line. Amazing editing and film work . Its a cinematic achievement.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks very much for this great comment and I’m glad to hear that you have an appreciation for that. Indeed it’s not the easiest thing to do.

[@rivertimeable]

that was fantastic ....i envy you so much...im 58 year old male not able to do what you did...but did it through you...thank you so much..

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

You’re very welcome! There are trips out there that are grand which would be easier in the back than this.

[@markoda2120]

You ares one tough SOB Jim. The first 4 days tested your resolve. What a great sense of accomplishment you must have felt at the end. I celebrated each small win and milestone with you. Kudos to you and your determination and ability to keep a good attitude.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks a lot and it was a great sense of accomplishment for sure!

[@DougieeStyle]

That was absolutely insane! I thought I could do something like this but now I’m exhausted just watching you do it! It blows me away how you kept pushing day after day like that especially in the beginning! Thanks for uploading and I look forward to more Canadian and especially Ontario adventures!

[@j.p.okawaki7287]

The commitment to getting all the shots was high level. Story well told.

[@yogiesbeer]

I'm a painter and this video never gets old I listen to it in the background and it makes my 8-hour shift that much faster God be with you Jimbo on all your adventures😇

[@davemayers9342]

Jim your perseverance and stamina are amazing. I get tired just watching you struggling through swamps and alder thickets. I would have quit on day one, haha. So thanks so much for doing all the hard work so I can marvel at the things you get to see and do. Well done buddy.

[@CaveCreek101]

EPIC I really like the long videos you can really get a sense of what the wilderness is like there . Your a LEGEND thanks

[@snaponjohn100]

I stayed up all night to watch this. It was an epic journey. And your fortitude to get through all of those overgrown places just blew me away. Now I can see why you could win at the alone show. God bless you. I’ll look forward to your many adventures.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks very much and I think you’re right about that in that the best survival skill is fortitude

[@BrienWood7.3]

One of the best videos!!

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Much appreciated

[@XanderBudnick]

Me - 8 hours, holly Jebus that's long 6.5 hrs later - ahh ok yah I'm into it and I already watched this series

[@caderosche]

Love your videos! You and old Jim here are making me want to start canoeing.

[@mariaadamez8813]

@Paul Gretny j NBC

[@WhatsUpWithSheila]

Glad you joined him on one of his rough-and-tumble adventures... "The Winter Trail" Hanging out with Jim ain't easy...lol Hope to see you 2 on another adventure together👍... Only now you know *YOU* should be in charge of navigation😂

[@davidbrown7932]

Only can dream of being on a trail such as that wow amazing, how going through, is it heaven or hell can make you feel so alive 🙏🤩hallelujah

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Agreed, thanks very much for checking out the video

[@JJ-JOHNSON]

I enjoyed watching the whole 8+hrs and felt like I was there with you most of the way, thank you for recording your adventure and sharing with the world.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

You’re welcome, thanks for deciding to click on it.

[@ntdwg28]

I was so intrigued by this adventure, i plotted it on google maps as i watched it for 8hr. Amazing journey! I could feel the highs and lows right along with you. I now i have the path saved if i ever get the itch to do something crazy like this. Keep up the great content

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Very cool! Ya, and if you do it earlier in the season the water will be higher in the creek and the vegetation won’t be grown in.

[@southdakotasaved126]

Just finished watching this on and off over the last week, Thanks much for sharing your adventure! Nothing on TV or in a theater even comes close! I can’t imagine how much work it must take to get all of those quality shots, you are skilled in so many ways, it’s awesome to watch! Stay safe on your journeys!

[@DonnTorMills]

There are four of us, we are a family... We couldn’t stop contemplating your adventures in the wild forest, swamps, streams and lakes, fast-moving rivers and waterfalls for a minute. I think each of us learned something new for ourselves. For example, I liked how you turn the canoe from the ground onto your shoulders, how you throw the blue barrel behind your back, and then I repeated these movements in my yard with different objects. My children were able to pitch a tent themselves, light a fire and cook noodles, and my other half made us all a lemon drink with homemade mint leaves from the windowsill. I want to have the same collapsible saw as yours and a knife in a case. Good luck my friend, may your home and your family be in perfect order.😊

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thank very much for the great comment. I’m glad to hear all of this and good for your kids getting the tent up. The saw is called the Boreal 21 by Agawa Canyon. For a sheath knife, I’ve been using the Cold Steel SRK (Survival Rescue Knife) made in CPM 3V steel. It’s an amazing knife and my go to.

[@onearmcowboy]

Your video adventures are by far the best on KZbin. I enjoy that you include the downsides of what really takes place. You have set the bar for adventure seekers everywhere. Fyi this is my second time watching this one I applaud the stamina and courage it takes to overcome the hardships.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks very much for the positive and encouraging comment. I’m really glad to hear you’re enjoying the film and that you get and respect the challenges of it all. Have an awesome day.

[@frontierfishingwithRyanMacD]

What an impressive trek through the Northern Ontario Gateway to the Arctic Watershed!! Great video!!!

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks a lot!

[@BluBarron]

Awesome content. Too many “creators” just show the sunshine and rainbows of the trip. This is a great representation of how much hard work and suffering you have to endure to get those amazing shots and forever memories.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks very much, ya it’s hard to keep the camera rolling when things get challenging but that’s often the most compelling footage and you can’t shy away from showing failure. I appreciate your noticing that. Thanks a lot and thanks for watching.

[@timkeagy4094]

I just finished watching this awesome documentary. What sets this apart from other you tubers is the detail of this trip. You showed how truly crappy it can get sometimes, seeing a beaver pond on a map, no longer there and walking through the muck for miles dragging a canoe and gear, sleeping on a rocky surface, a possible bear at camp, rationing when the main source of food, fish, is not biting. I enjoyed the use of the compass. It seems almost old school doesn't it when so many depend on GPS. And some only depend on GPS, then they get in trouble. And flagging the trail. I learned the compass and flagging in scouting and our own adventures of learning survival. It never leaves you. Finally, the quick definitions of the paddle on the screen. I learned much from this doc. Very enjoyable Jim.

[@mauricerodriguez5133]

Excellent video, thank you for taking us to an area that most of us can only dream of visiting!! Much better than anything on the network outdoor programs. Congratulations!!!

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks a lot and you’re very welcome 👍

[@DukeAllMighty]

I took the day off today and decided to re watch this. I am still amazed at the amount of hard work you put in making these adventure movies for us. The breaking trails/ bush whacking , carrying loads that a mule would not take . Dragging your canoe through endless swamps. I hurt all over now from watching this . Man, i have to take a nap . 💪💪🤣👏👏

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Haha, she’ll if you keep watching, I’ll keep making ‘em

[@marilynharlow8720]

Well Said Ronnie, I agree

[@bryancotter9602]

Epic. I watched the entire thing over the weekend. Gong Shows and Beast Mode. A great accomplishment Jim!

[@muttonbuster]

Only one flaw with this otherwise flawless, amazing documentary. The General Patton quote is, "Courage is fear holding on a minute longer." Bravery is spontaneously going for it without fear. Courage is assessing the risks, knowing the danger, feeling the fear......and as Larry Enticer says "still gonna send it!".

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Maybe that was paragraphed but then you look it up, it’s all Patton the way I said it. I didn’t know who said it at the time of the trip though.

[@glumGlumm]

Yahhhhhh! Long videos are awesome!

[@Jim-np9it]

Thank you for taking us along. Was a great trip and maybe next life time some of the rest of us can come with you. Be blessed and also tell your family thanks for letting you go.

[@daisytorrente3050]

Brave man! Oh my God! Long journey.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks

[@wipwhopdipdhop3673]

Never before has a KZbinr so earned my subscription. Content, personality (real and genuine, not fake), a man with heart and soul - you sir, are the genuine package.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

What an awesome comment. The encouragement is inspiring, thanks a lot snd great to have you here at my channel.

[@wipwhopdipdhop3673]

@@JimBairdAdventurer You certainly deserved the comment and subscription. I also sent your video to a bunch of people telling them you are genuinely an adventurer. I imagine your trip to contain a lot of elements that early explorers would've faced. Amazing content, you're a great man and truly - an adventurer. Be well and take care of your family.

[@MichaelUrminsky]

8 hrs plus, oh thank goodness its a rainy weekend..... Going to be epic!

[@johnunderwood3132]

I watched this all day. I started this morning. I figure I’m off tomorrow for Labor Day so what the hell. I find this amazing to watch. Good job bud. Thank you for sharing your adventure. And love your sense of humor.

[@deborahevans6393]

I love these long solo trips! feels like I'm there too and you patiently explain the details. So nice. You have incredible endurance! I marvelled the first half of the trip how you kept going even though you were incredibly challenged.

[@gregmintram3273]

Great video Jim!

[@dougsmith7195]

I watch a lot of KZbin and this is the MOST EPIC video I have seen. I didn’t fast forward once, actually I hit rewind many times. Great content, editing, very well presented. What an adventure, shared to many friends.

[@Daltonchweenie]

Loved rewinding on the fart scene when he drank all that beaver fever water!! "Ugh my stomach hurts" big fart

[@nitemar44]

Haven't had the opportunity to go camp or adventure this summer so I'm really enjoying watching all of your videos. Big like!

[@NatureBound]

Jim Baird = 1 part human, 9 parts machine.

[@johnwenzen5345]

Your adventure series are addicting! This one had me exhausted as put myself in your shoes

[@admirableawesome2317]

yeah this is crazy good video. at first i was like 8 hours?? then i was like. i might watch all of this...

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Nice man, thanks a lot

[@juliamadison5701]

Thanx a lot Jim for taking us along on this epic trip. It was fantastic!

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

You’re very welcome! Thanks a lot for giving it a watch

[@untamedontario]

Another excellent iteration - I had it on all day while getting ready for my own camping trip - now for the 16 hour version! 😉👍

[@kjames8299]

Bravery is only fear hanging on for another minute.Love the way you communicate.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks a lot! I think it was General Patton who said that

[@bradfuller1635]

I was exhausted just watching you get through the first half of the trip! Could you imagine if it was raining in the first section? You are a champ soloing this extreme trip. You were in your element and it showed. I really enjoyed the video!

[@alexpearson8481]

I love those rocky campsites near the river. They are such a perfect spot for camp. It always makes me wonder over the hundreds and possibly thousands of years, how many natives used those exact camping spots. Fantastic video, narration and drama is outstanding. You’re humble and straight forward. Love it. Thank you.

[@4GoodTimes]

Love these Full Documentaries!!

[@millwrightkadervis]

Baird. Your the King, I love these type shows on KZbin but you take it to another level altogether. I watched another one of your trips in the Yukon ? a while back and that was amazing. This even more so. The fishing, the camping , the rapids. Your resolve is otherworldly. The Moose. The bear at night. The Jelly on your cooked dough. Oh my. Thank you for your efforts. This retired New England city boy living in Florida appreciates it.

[@GratefulTrekker]

Wow that must have been an insane rendering and upload!!!

[@Roymac01]

Jim started the upload last fall. Just finished!

[@GratefulTrekker]

@@Roymac01 lol

[@krissalee1]

I grew up in Cochrane and had a camp near Moosonee so we know these waters and bushes well. Loved watching this - reminded me of being home!

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

That’s very cool, thanks for sharing. How did you get up into your camp? Train? Ski-doo? Sound pretty remote. I like

[@krissalee1]

@@JimBairdAdventurer Always skidoo or 4wheeler. It was the best childhood ☺️ We loved growing up wild and remote and I miss it so much!

[@peterlanglois2212]

Congratulations on this amazing documentary, really exciting to watch. Your skills, stamina and positive attitude were truly impressive to behold. Thanks for sharing your experiences in this way, and great job!

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

You’re welcome!

[@robertchapin2935]

3 and a half hours in. Binge watching all your adventures and absolutely love them. Just gnarly what you’re doing and it’s awesome. Thank you for taking the viewer on these with you.

[@RedSquirrelEater]

This was a great series.

[@titoschilon7730]

If anyone here in Germany tells me he did a really hard thing I will send a link to this video. Unbelievable. Thanks for sharing the whole long version, I love that. Greets Tina

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

You’re welcome haha, thanks for watching and glad you can understand the challenges of this trip.

[@tow3l466]

What can I say this is brilliant thank you for making it I've really enjoyed this and just makes me want to get out on a canoeing adventure. Keep the videos coming Jim 👍👍👍

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Will do and thanks very much! I hope you do get out on a trip of your own soon enough.

[@KatinasVelnias]

This video with no ads. Im truly honored.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Hmm, well I’ll take the credit but in all honesty there are supposed to be ads haha

[@Dieseldog172]

Does he pay for adless views ?

[@Chris-be1fo]

Loved the intro. LMAO. I’m part way through a 3 month freedom trip myself.

[@DaleHughesPhotography]

good luck brother

[@chrispursel1909]

Very very relaxing watching your films, the longer the better. You clearly are a man on a mission.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks a lot, I think that’s true

[@glomagbanua7319]

Thank you God blessed you

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks very much

[@Julie-l7r]

One things for sure... Jim is one hard working & determined man! 💪