LATITUDES - Wilderness Films
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ABSOLUTION - Grey Owl & The Bark Lake Route - The Trailer. A Canadian Wilderness Canoeing Film in 4k
Archie Belaney - more commonly known as Grey Owl, was known to be a leading conservationist, a best selling author, and a renowned public speaker pleading his causes to audiences of thousands across multiple countries. On the contrary, he is also known as one of the world's most renowned imposters who struggled with depression, anxiety, abandonment, and alcohol.
In July 2021 we paddled the beautiful and rustic Bark Lake Canoe Route that was once home to Grey Owl during part of his life. This film not only tells our story of this majestic canoe route; it dives into a deeper look at Grey Owl's life, his accomplishments, his failures, and the many demons that tormented him.
#4kcanoeing #greyowl #novacraftcanoe
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Відео

NORTH to SOUTH - The French River Documentary 4k. The Canoe Trip and the History of the French River
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In the deep autumn of 2020, we took on the challenge of canoeing the entire length of the beautiful and historic French River in northern Ontario, Canada. 170 kms of water was ahead of us, ever changing from wide, to narrow; from ambient, to violent. The season brought us many challenges with the fluctuating weather and temperatures, but also brought a beautiful display of fall colours for us t...
NORTH to SOUTH - The Trailer - Paddling the Entire Historic French River - 4k Canoe Documentary
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In the deep autumn of 2020, we took on the challenge of canoeing the entire length of the beautiful and historic French River in northern Ontario, Canada. 170 kms of water was ahead of us, ever changing from wide, to narrow; from ambient, to violent. The season brought us many challenges with the fluctuating weather and temperatures, but also brought a beautiful display of fall colours for us t...
How To Canoe Trip With Your Wife - 4 Day French River Canoe Trip. Exploring the Old Voyageur Channel
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Join Judy and Pete as we take our Nova Craft Prospector canoe on a beautiful adventure on the scenic (and sometimes ferocious) French River in Ontario, Canada. We'll explore the maze of stunningly gorgeous channels leading into Georgian Bay, including the famous Old Voyageur Channel. Enjoy the ambience of the stunning sunsets over the rocky northern terrain and glass calm water. Put a canoe tri...
The Goal - Solo Canoe Trip Chasing BIG BASS. Black Bear Sighting, Amazing Canoe Fishing and Nature
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After a full year of daydreaming about a secret little back lake that I had heard a fisherman's tall tales of, I ventured off of my own to explore and fish this potential gem. I took my Blue Steel Nova Craft Prospector 15 and my trusty fishing gear into this beautiful little lake, and caught some amazing fish and saw a big black bear! This is a story of chasing passion, being separate from the ...
Amazing Bass Fishing - Queen Elizabeth II Wildlands, Sheldon Lake Canoe Trip. Nova Craft Prospector
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Join Bill and I as we take my Blue Steel Nova Craft Prospector 15 for an adventure into Queen Elizabeth II Wildlands Provincial Park in central Ontario. This is an easy destination to get to with beautiful campsites and excellent fishing! We caught 72 bass in one day, and created some amazing memories on this 2 night adventure. Follow me (Pete) on Instagram @ontariofishingquest Follow Bill on I...
8 Days Alone in Temagami - Part 3. Solo Canoe Trip. Beautiful Donald Lake & Furious Temagami
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During peak black fly and mosquito season, I ventured deep into the vast area of Temagami for an 8 day solo trip. Covering over 100kms, I encountered some insane weather, black flies and mosquitoes that wanted to torment me 24/7, beautiful wildlife, and excellent fishing. Through some uncertain days on this trip, I learned a great deal about myself and ultimately fell even more in love with nat...
8 Days Alone in Temagami - Part 2. Solo Canoe Trip. The Campsite from Heaven & the Portage from Hell
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During peak black fly and mosquito season, I ventured deep into the vast area of Temagami for an 8 day solo trip. Covering over 100kms, I encountered some insane weather, black flies and mosquitoes that wanted to torment me 24/7, beautiful wildlife, and excellent fishing. Through some uncertain days on this trip, I learned a great deal about myself and ultimately fell even more in love with nat...
8 Days Alone in Temagami - Part 1. Solo Canoe Trip. Lake Trout Supper. Insane Bugs and High Winds.
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During peak black fly and mosquito season, I ventured deep into the vast area of Temagami for an 8 day solo trip. Covering over 100kms, I encountered some insane weather, black flies and mosquitoes that wanted to torment me 24/7, beautiful wildlife, and excellent fishing. Through some uncertain days on this trip, I learned a great deal about myself and ultimately fell even more in love with nat...
Temagami - 8 Days Alone Trailer. Flies, Winds, Mosquitos, Lake Trout.
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During peak black fly and mosquito season, I ventured deep into the vast area of Temagami for an 8 day solo trip. Covering over 100kms, I encountered some insane weather, black flies and mosquitoes that wanted to torment me 24/7, beautiful wildlife, and excellent fishing. Through some uncertain days on this trip, I learned a great deal about myself and ultimately fell even more in love with nat...
The Call of the River - Coffee in the Woods, Episode Two.
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Come along with me as I explore a new river in my Nova Craft Prospector Canoe, and get lost in the absolute beauty of this special place. Comment below if you enjoyed this type of short film, as it's my first attempt at something like this. Please LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE Follow me on Instagram @ontariofishingquest #novacraftcanoe #coffee #coffeeinthewoods
Find Peace in Chaos - Coffee in the Woods, Episode One.
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During these chaotic days of a worldwide pandemic, escape into the woods for a few minutes with me. Relax, and enjoy the beautiful sights and sounds. Follow me on Instagram @ontariofishingquest Disclosure - this was filmed before the fire ban. #coffee #isolation #coffeeinthewoods
Nova Craft Prospector 15 Blue Steel Review - The Ultimate Canoe?
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Come along for a paddle with me in my Blue Steel Prospector 15 by Nova Craft Canoe. I'll talk to you about the specs of the canoe, show you how it paddles, how it loads with gear, and lots more! Don't forget to LIKE, COMMENT, AND SUBSCRIBE! Follow me on Instagram @ontariofishingquest Jim Baird's videos: Part 1 ua-cam.com/video/7hmBlQfIuGk/v-deo.html Part 2 - whitewater ua-cam.com/video/0qubvKVB...
This Is Winter Camping in Canada. -25C & High Winds. Algonquin Park.
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Join Darcy and Pete on an adventure into the wilderness of Algonquin Park. Temperatures reached a frigid -25 Celsius and the winds almost blew our tent away. We share great laughs, as well as tips and tricks on how to survive such an endeavor. We also stumble on strange tracks and show how much we know about tree identification. Please LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE! Follow Pete on Instagram @ont...
Algonquin Winter Camping at -17 Celsius...Part Two
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Join Bill and Pete on this chilly adventure in the wilderness of Algonquin Park. After Day 1 of freezing rain, Day 2 brought us sunny skies with cold temperatures...perfect for winter adventures! Please LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE if you enjoy winter camping, hiking, canoeing, and fishing! Follow Pete on Instagram @ontariofishingquest Follow Bill on Instagram @blackviewfarm #algonquin #winterc...
Algonquin Winter Camping in FREEZING RAIN...Part One
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Algonquin Winter Camping in FREEZING RAIN...Part One
Solo Winter Camping and Hiking, -10 Celsius..Things Didn't Go As Planned
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Solo Winter Camping and Hiking, -10 Celsius..Things Didn't Go As Planned
Winter Hiking and Camping...Gear and Food for 4 Days Solo
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Winter Hiking and Camping...Gear and Food for 4 Days Solo
Hike With Us! Fairyland Loop, Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah.
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Hike With Us! Fairyland Loop, Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah.
Hike With Us! Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah...Navajo/Queen's Garden Loop
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Hike With Us! Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah...Navajo/Queen's Garden Loop
Hidden Path to Beauty...Observation Point, Zion NP via East Mesa Trail
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Hidden Path to Beauty...Observation Point, Zion NP via East Mesa Trail
Hiking The Narrows - A Place of Beauty and Wonder. Zion National Park, Utah.
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Hiking The Narrows - A Place of Beauty and Wonder. Zion National Park, Utah.
The Most DANGEROUS Hike in the USA???.....Angel's Landing, Zion National Park, Utah.
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The Most DANGEROUS Hike in the USA???.....Angel's Landing, Zion National Park, Utah.
The Best Bass Baits in Changing Weather
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The Best Bass Baits in Changing Weather
You NEED This Bait...Perfect Bass Bait in Wind and Chop!
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You NEED This Bait...Perfect Bass Bait in Wind and Chop!
My Wife's First Canoe Trip Part 2...Judy Catches a Big Bass!!
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My Wife's First Canoe Trip Part 2...Judy Catches a Big Bass!!
My Wife's First Canoe Trip Part 1...Queen Elizabeth II Wildlands
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My Wife's First Canoe Trip Part 1...Queen Elizabeth II Wildlands
BIG BASS on New Water with my Dad...and Testing our New Outboard!
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BIG BASS on New Water with my Dad...and Testing our New Outboard!
How To Catch Bass On Frogs - Mods + On The Water Tips n' Tricks
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How To Catch Bass On Frogs - Mods On The Water Tips n' Tricks
Success, Failure, Redemption. My Most Memorable Day on the Water!
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Success, Failure, Redemption. My Most Memorable Day on the Water!

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @stewartallan1440
    @stewartallan1440 12 днів тому

    This was a brilliant journey through one of my favourite areas, and so well narrated and shot. Bravo!

  • @mikaelohlin817
    @mikaelohlin817 16 днів тому

    Cant stand the "music".

    • @LatitudesWildernessFilms
      @LatitudesWildernessFilms 13 днів тому

      "Music" - vocal or instrumental sounds (or both) combined in such a way as to produce beauty of form, harmony, and expression of emotion. "couples were dancing to the music" Seems like it was music.

  • @CharlesHatley-e9h
    @CharlesHatley-e9h Місяць тому

    Davis Amy Lewis Steven White Jessica

  • @b.blaikie6424
    @b.blaikie6424 Місяць тому

    Are you able to comment on whether that dark blue interior retains the heat of the summer sun? Would it get too hot for bare skin?

  • @NotSoEpicAdventurer
    @NotSoEpicAdventurer Місяць тому

    Just subscribed - thanks for sharing your trip - great doc! Planning this trip for 2025, being it’s my last name… I’ll definitely have to stop at Lafleche Point!

    • @LatitudesWildernessFilms
      @LatitudesWildernessFilms Місяць тому

      Ok well that's a sign that you have to camp at Lafleche Point! I hope you get to complete the entire route and that it will be an amazing experience for you!

  • @mel63613
    @mel63613 2 місяці тому

    "Peter's Pond and Petticoat Junction were named by Peter Verbeek, in the ,80s/90s. HE lead a lot of hikes through there. I went with him on a few trips. Devils Lake to Victoria Falls.

    • @LatitudesWildernessFilms
      @LatitudesWildernessFilms Місяць тому

      Ok very interesting, I never knew that! Thanks for sharing. I'd love to attempt this trip again

  • @donmcconnery5080
    @donmcconnery5080 3 місяці тому

    Speechless

  • @CanadianSledDog
    @CanadianSledDog 3 місяці тому

    I'm watching this again 3 years later as a planning resource! I was just dreaming up a circular route of the entire French River and Pickerel River for next year. There's not much video out there of the upper sections.

  • @elsalindfield5691
    @elsalindfield5691 3 місяці тому

    This was beautifully done! I moved to the area and there is soooo much to see and explore.

  • @GPHOWE
    @GPHOWE 3 місяці тому

    Many wilderness trips in the upper and lower French River. Used to be a free park but assholes damaged the park so now there are fees and designated campsites plus enforcement boats. Used to walk on the pickerel at The Beehive but the locals and natives raped the resource. It makes me so sad I haven't been back for 20 years.

  • @Nerdthan2
    @Nerdthan2 4 місяці тому

    I’ve paddled the lower section from Hartley bay but the full river is a bucket list, so is a trip to moosenne and James bay! The fur trade routes hold my interest more than anything else !

    • @LatitudesWildernessFilms
      @LatitudesWildernessFilms 3 місяці тому

      We paddled the Missinaibi from Mattice to James Bay last summer, it was absolutely unreal!

  • @mmrtactical7764
    @mmrtactical7764 4 місяці тому

    Absolutely amazing! I'm so happy to see a canoe trip in the fall, best time of year! Great work!

  • @georgian.anesthesia
    @georgian.anesthesia 4 місяці тому

    This is inspiring! We have a flatwater canoe and no rapid experience so not sure if we could do this trip - are there portages around all the rapids? We typically paddle lakes and not so much rivers :)

    • @LatitudesWildernessFilms
      @LatitudesWildernessFilms 4 місяці тому

      Thank you so much for your kind words! There are portages around every set of rapids. If you are there during a low water period, many of them are very easy to paddle straight through.

  • @gojumpintothelake
    @gojumpintothelake 5 місяців тому

    Easyist river I’ve ever been on its good for you first trip not even close to the Northern French don’t go there you’ll get hurt unless you know what you’re doing

  • @wildhumans8116
    @wildhumans8116 5 місяців тому

    This is close to where i had my first sasquatch encounter in 2012.

    • @LatitudesWildernessFilms
      @LatitudesWildernessFilms 5 місяців тому

      Cool, tell me more..

    • @wildhumans8116
      @wildhumans8116 5 місяців тому

      @LatitudesWildernessFilms I had, what I believe was a sasquatch, walk around my tent at night (for 7 nights), shake trees at me, leave gifts on my bag (feathers and wieves) and also speak to me telepathically... first time I ever heard a voice in my head. These sasquatch have psychic abilities and we will learn much from the few sasquatch left. Good luck on your search for truth.

  • @barryalley1100
    @barryalley1100 5 місяців тому

    Just discovered you. Yours are the best! Your presentation is heartwarming and photogenic excellence.

  • @martincuda7947
    @martincuda7947 5 місяців тому

    You need to do this trip again

    • @LatitudesWildernessFilms
      @LatitudesWildernessFilms 5 місяців тому

      I've done parts of this route several times since then, I love it more each time!

  • @martincuda7947
    @martincuda7947 5 місяців тому

    72 Bass! 👍👍

  • @dannyp8035
    @dannyp8035 6 місяців тому

    Very well done gentlemen. It's a prime example why Ontario is an amazing part of earth. Spent most of my 68yrs on Lake Nipissing and Georgian Bay. Your historic references are a valuable addition to your trip. 2,000 years ago the river ran the opposite direction all the way down the Ottawa River. Another amazing river for tripping. Be well fellow explorers. "lets go around one more corner"

  • @scottheywood6502
    @scottheywood6502 6 місяців тому

    I grew up spending summers at Harley Bay and worked at Kamp Kaintuck and a few lodges as a fishing guiding. Just a note that where you turned left to cross the very open Wanapitei Bay at Kamp Kaintuck... If it's windy and you're not staying at SIte #618, which we call The Bad River Turn", the Wanapitei River is a good protected alternate route and often you'll see lots of wildlife (turtles, deer, herons, eagles, etc.) along the shores. You could also turn left before that, the first channel on your left after leaving Hartley Bay, and head towards the French River Lodge (FRL) via the :S-Turn" as it's protected from the west winds. Then, once you pass the FRL head south toward the main channel at Eaglesnest Island and hug the west shore to avoid the west winds.I highly recommend touring the Bad River and south towards The Fingerboards through the many stunningly beautiful "inside channels". Afternoon (2:00-4:00PM) bass fishing on the inside fringe of the south Fingerboards can be rewarding. Lindy Rig with hook and worm ;-)

  • @Coleen_West
    @Coleen_West 6 місяців тому

    What are those straps that they run along the exterior all the way around? What do they do?

    • @LatitudesWildernessFilms
      @LatitudesWildernessFilms 6 місяців тому

      These are the gunnels. They provide structural rigidity to make sure the canoe keeps its shape👍

  • @mhiebendaal3836
    @mhiebendaal3836 6 місяців тому

    I hope You'll do the North Channel. You'll go right by Green Bay Lodge. The North channel also has some Difficulties, but I'd love ❤️ to see you conquer it.

  • @mhiebendaal3836
    @mhiebendaal3836 6 місяців тому

    Really cool, Thank You.

  • @mhiebendaal3836
    @mhiebendaal3836 6 місяців тому

    SOOO BEAUTIFUL!

  • @mhiebendaal3836
    @mhiebendaal3836 6 місяців тому

    Used to live in Whanapitae.😊

  • @mhiebendaal3836
    @mhiebendaal3836 6 місяців тому

    Seen the Power lines. Omg.😊

  • @mhiebendaal3836
    @mhiebendaal3836 6 місяців тому

    South channel, correct?

  • @mhiebendaal3836
    @mhiebendaal3836 6 місяців тому

    There is legend of a 6ft Musky, by divers.

  • @mhiebendaal3836
    @mhiebendaal3836 6 місяців тому

    Barren is GOOD. 👍

  • @mhiebendaal3836
    @mhiebendaal3836 6 місяців тому

    DEEPLY ROOTED

  • @mhiebendaal3836
    @mhiebendaal3836 6 місяців тому

    Try to get those Walleye or Perch.

  • @mhiebendaal3836
    @mhiebendaal3836 6 місяців тому

    Green Bay lodge, home away from home, 18 mile Island. WOW

  • @mhiebendaal3836
    @mhiebendaal3836 6 місяців тому

    I know, and have seen. BIG BIG Fish in that river. To the point where I've heard stories of Diver's wanting out of the water because of experiences.

  • @mhiebendaal3836
    @mhiebendaal3836 6 місяців тому

    Everyone knows the French River.

  • @marymorrison3128
    @marymorrison3128 6 місяців тому

    Pete amazing journey thank you! I spent many years at our cottage on Bragdon Island at the narrows just below the previous Keystone Lodge. We came across Nippising on the original Chief Commanda arriving at the lodge then taking a boat called the Aletis to our island dropping off cottagers along the way. Living in nature catching minnows for fishing, shore dinners to eat the fish we caught eating fresh blueberries for dessert was an experience of a lifetime. It was truly my heart space. You two were so courageous to take this journey. Thank you again!

    • @LatitudesWildernessFilms
      @LatitudesWildernessFilms 5 місяців тому

      Thanks so much for the encouraging words! I love hearing from folks like you who have spent time on the river creating memories like what you did. Thanks for sharing!

  • @BeaverTailToys
    @BeaverTailToys 6 місяців тому

    My wife & I built our home and have been raising our kids here on the French for the last 15 years now. I just stumbled on your film now and wow! well done! I am a professional commercial videographer so I can appreciate the effort needed to capture this trip. Thank you for showing me parts of this amazing River system that I had never seen before and for inspiring me to also want to plan a trip to paddle it.

    • @LatitudesWildernessFilms
      @LatitudesWildernessFilms 5 місяців тому

      Hey thanks for the encouraging words, so very appreciated! All the best to you!

  • @freedomflag8320
    @freedomflag8320 6 місяців тому

    Will copy that for my own hobby room thank for the idea

  • @terry3920
    @terry3920 6 місяців тому

    Excellent job on the video ,beautiful area

  • @silverpaddles2905
    @silverpaddles2905 7 місяців тому

    Thank you!

  • @Joe-fc7yk
    @Joe-fc7yk 7 місяців тому

    Absolutely love your video

  • @mattyinthesky9424
    @mattyinthesky9424 7 місяців тому

    Absolutely awe inspiring and masterfully put together. i cant believe i m just coming across this now.

  • @leoburosch3906
    @leoburosch3906 7 місяців тому

    Why did they have to stick the word “canoe” on the side of the boat?🤣🤣. I suspect 99.99 % of the population know it’s a canoe 😂. Nova Craft would suffice

  • @bernladeroute5233
    @bernladeroute5233 7 місяців тому

    i would love to know who sing that song?

  • @BKovac19
    @BKovac19 7 місяців тому

    I love the narration and story telling! Great job! I will subscribe and watch more!

    • @LatitudesWildernessFilms
      @LatitudesWildernessFilms 7 місяців тому

      Thank you so much! I haven't posted anything since this one, but there's lots of work going on right now towards another big film that will come out in the future. Keep your eyes open! Thanks for the support!

  • @fernandobagnasco7365
    @fernandobagnasco7365 7 місяців тому

    Absolutely loved the video!! My wife and I are planning this exact same trip. Thank you for taking us along on your adventures.

    • @LatitudesWildernessFilms
      @LatitudesWildernessFilms 7 місяців тому

      You're welcome, I hope you and your wife will make beautiful memories along this route. Let me know how it goes!

  • @JayMiller-e2b
    @JayMiller-e2b 9 місяців тому

    Price???

  • @Jamoof
    @Jamoof 9 місяців тому

    Spoke to Steve at Novocraft yesterday and he set me up with White Rose Canoe in Newbury Mass., my home state. I ordered a Bob Special in Blue Steel and I couldn't be more excited. Can't wait to pick it up in late April. I first bought a Bob 40 years ago in London, in Kevlar, with cherry trim all around. That boat is a bit beat up but still going strong; this new one is for my son- gotta keep the Novocraft legacy going in the family. Oh, and Algonquin PP is only about 800 kilometers from home; nothing like it.

    • @LatitudesWildernessFilms
      @LatitudesWildernessFilms 9 місяців тому

      Congratulations on your new canoe, I hope it gives you many years of great memories 👍

    • @Jamoof
      @Jamoof 9 місяців тому

      My son will certainly carry on the tradition@@LatitudesWildernessFilms

  • @HighonSkidRow
    @HighonSkidRow 9 місяців тому

    It’s a beautiful lake. My Daughter and I hiked into Sheldon lake this past summer (2023). Absolutely stunning. Thanks for sharing.

  • @wingednomad8423
    @wingednomad8423 9 місяців тому

    Is that the same material as their Tuff Stuff?

    • @LatitudesWildernessFilms
      @LatitudesWildernessFilms 9 місяців тому

      Not quite. This material does have a couple of the same components as Tuff Stuff, but with the addition of carbon fibre. The result is a canoe that is a bit lighter and a bit tougher than Tuff Stuff.

  • @SysterEuropa
    @SysterEuropa 9 місяців тому

    Please shut up and just show the scenery.

    • @LatitudesWildernessFilms
      @LatitudesWildernessFilms 8 місяців тому

      That's awesome that you took time out of your valuable day to type that out.