Backcountry Camping Kingscote Lake - Algonquin - November 2017 - Two Men and a Canoe

[@Followmeoutdoors]

1. Tree across the road. 2. Pouring rain. 3. Broken canoe seat. That's usually the quota right... Things generally happen in threes, but... 4. Canoe drifts away. Added bonus of naked, freezing cold retrieval. I enjoyed it all from the comfort of my couch. Thanks as always guys, love the vids. Cheers, Paul.

[@nibimocs]

Your videos are always such high quality and fun. Thanks for sharing another adventure. Looked like a good time despite the weather and a couple of problems. - Larry

[@tombeckett4340]

Breaking a seat? I’ve never done that and I’m 220 lbs. I have a canoe just like Tim’s it’s been just great. Mine is a 14 ft just right for a solo paddler . Thanks great job.🇨🇦👍

[@tombeckett4340]

It’s nice to see you took Tim’s canoe. I’m sure it works well pls let me know. Thanks 🇨🇦👍

[@lukemorrison2418]

Great video guys, and nice exploring the lake. whereabouts were those ruins? i'm heading into Kingscote next week and would love to check them out!

[@TwoMenandaCanoe]

There is an island (or it may be a point) across from the first set of sites which are on the west side. There is a sign specifically saying no camping, so if you find that, that is where it is.

[@brianspencer4220]

Hey Guys: Looks like a fun trip with a few unplanned problems. (Normal) . My grand son & I are heading for a 2 nighter next weekend. I picked up a lot of tips from seeing your video . Thanks Brian 77

[@TwoMenandaCanoe]

Awesome. Have a great trip! And dress warm.

[@tombeckett4340]

Do you think plastic bags are safe to boil your food in ?

[@TwoMenandaCanoe]

Completely. And for the amount of times I actually do it, it’s fine. No worries.