Embracing nature. Paddle boarding Humber River to the mouth of Lake Ontario.

In this video, I experience the thrill of standing up on a paddle board for the very first time on video, all while soaking in the breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. From the serene waters of the Humber river to the expansive beauty of Lake Ontario. Discover the importance of immersing yourself in nature, finding peace, and reconnecting with the world around us. Whether you're an experienced paddler or just love the great outdoors, this adventure is sure to inspire you to explore and appreciate the natural beauty that is around us.
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[@FilmMission]

Amazing -

[@orlandoshideaway]

Thanks bro!

[@douglasquaid1175]

Nice one! Now I miss my kayak

[@orlandoshideaway]

There are plenty of places you can rent one. Great place to meet new people. Thanks for watching friend!

[@malacarabushcraft1451]

Me encanta el paddle surf, al final acabaré comprando una 😄

[@orlandoshideaway]

Lo siguiente el inflable es muy ligero y práctico de llevar

[@jacqueline7118]

Great job on standing! I haven't yet on mine, my balance is terrible. Haha! I use mine in kayak mode as well. I have a hip that gives me a bit of trouble every now and then so the paddle board is so much easier to slide off and on than climbing in and out of a kayak. Thanks for sharing, looking forward to your next adventure. P.s. You need a lanyard for your sunglasses. :). It attaches to each arm at the ear piece and goes around your neck. If they fall off you won't lose them.😊

[@interestingtimes6439]

The lanyard is a great idea for sunglasses, car keys etc

[@orlandoshideaway]

Thank you Jacqueline! Standing up can be tricky, but it sounds like you're making the most of your paddle board on kayak mode. It's great that you're getting out there and enjoying the water. Great suggestion on a Lanyard for the sunglasses! BTW: I get all me sunglasses at dollarama. (not a big loss) lol. Thanks for watching!

[@interestingtimes6439]

Hi Orlando - I couldn't believe how close you got to those ducks... they must have known you were friendly. A lot of people would have gone Upstream first (and had the current with them on the way back). You did super standing up. Thanks for the video.

[@orlandoshideaway]

Thanks for that observation. Great point on the current direction! Thanks for watching I.T.