Across Labrador Wild by Canoe E.5: 83 Days, 1700km.
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- An 83 day, 1700 kilometre canoe expedition across the seldom explored Labrador wild. Presented as a docuseries. This is episode #5. There will be a minimum of 6 episodes.
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At 1.4 million km², the Labrador Peninsula is one of the last great wilderness areas on the planet. In 2018 I set a goal to cross its width by canoe.
From the Labrador Sea to Hudson Bay it was an estimated 1700 kilometre journey that would last 83 days.
With only my dog Saku, I would travel, up and down remote rivers, across enormous lakes, and over portages that were littered with both beauty and danger.
We would witness and camp in wilderness that few, if any, have ever seen and rewind back to a time when life was simpler.
Along the way, I filmed our experiences. Now, in a docuseries format, we bring it to life for you, right here on UA-cam.
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Justin Barbour YEWWWWWWW!!!!! Heck ya by!!
Whata ya at b'y....would love to see 20 more episodes of this adventure...your vids are so inspiring.....ty for the time and effort making them....👍✌️🇺🇸
no dislikes yet
Loved every show! Wish there was more than one left! U did a super job!
Justin Barbour incredible journey my friend..Thank you for sharing
You are Newfoundland’s best wild tourism spokesman...love the series.
An Appeal to Heaven...yes, would love to see Justin and Saku on those Newfoundland Tourism commercials...that big grin looking out over Western Brooke Pond would do wonders...once this pandemic is over of course.
Awsm idea Jason hopefully Justin thought and enquired about that.
I completely agree with ya Jason. Justin’s channel has led me to start seriously saving for a canoe trip up there. I gotta do another round of chemo in a couple of months and then, God willing, I’ll be cleared to head up there.
Around the rock,is a gr8 book by a us citizen who took three months out and paddled around newfoundland in the yr 2000 I think it was.He did a marvellous book with his adventures and meetings with the local people on his trip.
Ard, I will definitely look for the book. Thanks for the recommendation.
Absolutely soaked these episodes up like a sponge! Thoroughly enjoy every minute and especially love how you look after your little companion so well. It just adds so much heart to your story young man. As an Australian lady, it’s also a great education about the types of challenges you face in a vastly different wilderness to what we have here! Fabulous fabulous.. just love it!
Just got home from a 4 day trip with heavy backpack and lots of walking each day. I love outdoors, but man im excausted now, and its only 4 days trip.
What you do is just over the top impossible. To quote one of the things you said in your previous trip. "they where superhuman". But you too are superhuman for doing what you do! Keep it up.
I clicked the "like", as I couldn't see a button saying amazed and astounded ! Cheers Wayne
You deserve to have a tv show!
@Storm Shaddo fair enough. Well he deserves more subscribers anyhow.
,,a great adventure, the early voyageurs, would have been proud, if you had been along...good video,..stay safe..
Thanks Bob, all the best 👍
Awesome stuff buddy ! Every time I watch I feel like I need to pack up the backpack and get out into the bush !
I watch fishing shows every Saturday. Why can’t this be in the lineup? So proud to be from this beautiful province and country. Thanks Justin, I look forward to your videos like Christmas. Safe travels to you and your best buddy Sak.
As a backpacker, and canoe float tripper, what you did is simply at a level I can not comprehend, yet you take it in stride. Great series of videos. Thanks for sharing.
90% survival adventure... 9% Saku's adventures...1% Canadian hockey teeth. ☺
Thanks once again Justin for your amazing content, Really enjoyed 👍👍👍👍🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Awesome video Justin and Saku! 👍❤
During this period of social distancing, self quarantine and unemployment (I lost my job due to the pandemic). I find myself looking each day for a notification or video to be posted. Needless to say, I was quite pleased this morning😁. Now I'm left wanting more.
I wishing that you and your family are doing well during these strange times.
Thanks for sharing and God Bless, Greg
I would dearly love to see someone else tougher then you are! that would be scary lol lol You are one tough guy!!!!
It's his attitude. Never get down and deal with it when it comes. Broken spoon? Use what ya got.
That's a man's man right there for sure!
Another wonderful journey. We totally enjoyed it. Always look forward to watching you and Saku
My lucky day! Thank you . I wish there were a way I could” like “this a thousand times.
One heck of a journey! Thanks so much for putting it together and sharing with us! Best/Roy
Great stuff Justin, you are a hardy soul taking on these incredible adventures ... i take my hat off to you sir.
Justin these videos mean so much to so many people especially in the pandemic times. They are absolutely excellent, thank you for all the hard work & dedication greatly appreciated. 👍🎯🇨🇦🎣
Another outstanding episode! Sheeesh, I want to move to Labrador. Loved watching Saku eating the blueberries, my dogs here in Maine used to love them as well. No longer have a dog, so I guess I'm stuck having to eat their share.
My husband wanted me to tell you that he really enjoyed your book now it is my turn to read it an our little grand son enjoyed Saku/s story
Man, that river does look more like a lake! Rough landing on wild shores but our boys can handle it. 🐾🔥👍 blueberry heaven and trout! Mm mm mm.😉🇨🇦
Right on Justin - nice looking lakers there. ‘Take yer time’ to a hungry dog?!? Good luck with that! Best to ya in these troubled times: it’s great to see your trip through this ex-Yukoner’s ‘adventures behind him” eyes.
You have amazing stamina, Justin, particularly as you cross the very wild countryside and face many adverse weather systems. Well done. Greetings from NZ 🇳🇿
wow, i was just thinking it would be great to see the next episode with my morning coffee and logged in and voila! love your attitude man! and great videos. have a great weekend!
Dude I literally had the same thoughts this morning. Cheers!
Sounds a bit like trying to find a camp spot in Alberta with wild rose everywhere!
Hey Justin, I hope you didn’t take my comment on episode 2 the wrong way… I think your content is wonderful, and meant no offense. Anyway, based on the quote at the beginning of episode 3, I thought you might be interested to know that I had the great good fortune of working with Horace Goudie at a fish camp on the Atikonak the summer of 1991. At the end of the season we paddled out to Muskrat Falls and I was privileged to share his tent with him. He showed us all the old camp sites and cache points from the old trapping days, and generally showed us how it was done. He was a wonderful guy and I was honored to call him my friend and share that beautiful time with him. That was a long time ago now, but the memories come flooding back when I watch your videos. Many thanks and keep up the good work!
Another awesome video Justin.....so inspiring regarding the ability to push through the tough weather conditions.
Lake trout were beauties. So much respect for what you and Sakku have done and accomplished on this journey.
Trying to work through all your videos.
Always inspired and motivated to get out there myself.
Keep doing what you do.
Stay safe:)
Absolutely amazing, I can't wait for the next one. Cheers brother.
Awesome man. From Norway. Lars Monsen biggest fan. Your good number two.
ppl that doesnt make video dont realise it but ...dam your patience with the camera amaze me almost everyshot you make
for me would be impossible camera would end up bottom of the lake and get me agravated you make it show like its easy but id like to see someone filming you filming cause the shots you take in pure action seem sometime impossible for me
maybe saku is a cameraman disguis in a dog ???
anyway not everyone realise the hole work behind making that quality video (i do)
thanks for that
btw im a new sub
been binge watching lot of video and helped me a lot with anxiety
thanks for that too
blessing from the madness of montreal
Saku is a expert berry picker!
I absolutely love the series. I dont admire a lot of people but I must say, your stamina and attitude are really amazing. You should be proud of the amount of fortitude and your ability to overcome obstacles. Awesome.
Born and raised in Labrador. Been in NS for the last 7 years and these videos certainly have a way of making me excited to get home for a trip in the woods and a good ol boil up. Thanks for the videos.
Love your vids the longer the better. I just finished your book and I must say it was excellent and added so much more detail than your videos. I recommend to everyone to order it.
you are so amazing!
I so loved canoeing with my dog in Ontario. she is old now and cant do it like before but love to see you and Saku!!!
Woo hoo!! Thanks, Justin! You're the man. What a great way to start the weekend! Have a great day!
Thanks Mike!
Thanks, another great episode. I appreciate the work that goes into some of those shots, well done sir.
Justin this trip has been exciting and thrilling along but i can see that is about to ramp up in the next episode, man this shit is going to get real with the snow storms and i would imagine scary at times there must of been a few times where you thought i may never get out of here. still loving it.
I love your style, and I like your adventures. beeing from Quebec I do some fishing and camping although not as extreme as this adventure. Awesome to watch you and learn from you. Good job man.
I also love your dog I have cancer show really relaxes me thx jim
best trekking series on youtube, bar none. This is brilliant.
This is by far my favourite series on UA-cam! I wish there was going to be more than 6 episodes!
Another great episode Justin, cant wait for the next one.
In awe every episode bud. Still can’t believe it happened. Sittin on the edge until the next one 👍
As a Newfoundlander living in Los Angeles, I just love watching this series. It gives me great memories of being in the backcountry at home. I go back to Newfoundland each summer but have never been to the Big Land. I will live vicariously watching Justin's vidoes. Great Job! Newfoundland & Labrador is so beautiful.
Fishing, camping and dogs. 3 things I love. Also, there is something about sleeping in a tent in the rain, that I find very relaxing. I'm too old for this type of adventure anymore, so it's great watching you do it. You're only young once Justin. You're doing it right.
Your camera shots are coming along really well. You've captured the beauty so well, both visually and through spoken word. I look forward to the next episode, as always, and I'm very interested in reading your book as well. Thank you for sharing your countries beautiful landscape for us Mr. Barbour! Much love
Fresh from a late evening watching episode 5, was enticed to get up early and do some blue gill fishing this morning. Another great episode!
Another great episode, really uplifting during a time like this.
interesting blog and real life
Should have 3.8 million subscribers. Follow your dreams Justin. you deserve them.
Haha, no net needed for that big one at the beginning. Nice grab!
Another fine episode....👍✌️🇺🇸....
your the best man.Thank u
Good timing! Just sat down for a coffee and wasn't feeling the best of it. Thanks for sharing, great video as usual :)
Can't wait for more, I love what you're doing and you have opened my eyes up to the area! So different to my country - AUSTRALIA - which makes your films so intriguing to me. Cheers from an Australia wilderness artist!
Having lived my whole life in Central Florida, that sub-artic winter's been on my mind since episode one. So damned cold. Beautiful wintry hell-hole that I, so-badly, wish to explore. Justin, best outdoor series on UA-cam, thanks for bringing us along. Cheers!
You never disappoint.
Love this series. Cant wait the last episode. Thanks! 👍🛶
As a guy who experiences northern Quebec often (from Quebec), I absolutely love your vids. I relate so much to the wilderness, the fishing, the wild blueberrys especially haha. There's something so mystical and ancient about our land. The mossy earth, the massive rock structures, the endless horizons and of course; the huge water systems. Thank you for showing the rest of the world our backyard treasure!
man brother u are badass!!!
Loved it! I was listening to rain on the roof here in south central Alaska as it was raining on your tent . It’s a nice sound. I was curious about how you cooked your fish, if you made a special mix or just used store-bought. Absolutely love the videos, thank you!!
I had a bit of fish crisp with me! Boys I met in the last episode gave me some
Justin, you and Saku are a terrific team! The bond between the two of you is very strong. I adore you both :0)
The Man and his Dog! Quite an excellent adventure! Thanks Justin for bringing us along. Looking forward anxiously for next weekend's episode.👍🤓
Great video love this series as much as the last one. Peace.
To be younger and stronger and full of will and optimism - what a team these two! Best thing on youtube, hands down.
Awesome brother! 🇨🇦 Grinding against the ever changing brutal weather conditions. Those lakers provided some sweet comfort food!
I really enjoyed this episode. Man the weather in this one was quite brutal. The fish you caught were dandy indeed. can't wait for the next episode........Take care, Bluefin.
Every single second of episode 5 was worth watching. Thanks
Hey Bud. It's good to be back. I've been so busy. I sure have been missing your videos. I've been bear hunting in Quebec👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Another awsome video my friend. Catching all those fish must help on saving your groceries 👍🏻🙂🇺🇸
Just watched episode 5, Justin. Loved it and can't wait for #6!!!!!!!!!!!
Great adventure as usual but I got a little confused at around 9 minutes in the video. You had to get out of the lake because of the storm hitting you pretty fast so you find a spot after bushwacking alders to set your tarp and start a fire. The day after you hang your clothes to dry but it's not the same location ? The camp is different and the lake shore is not the same at 14 minutes ? Did I miss something in between? Still a good adventure video , and wouldnt want to miss an episode 👍
Sylvain, Québec
Thanks for watching Sylvain. It is the same camp I just cleared some brush looks bigger. As for the next scene that's on to another camp. As you can imagine sometimes there are gaps in footage. Cpl days apart sometimes. It was difficult to keep cameras charged with continual overcast. That's the challenges of being out there so long. Later in the trip I go about one week with no footage. Main priority then is keeping SOS device charged 👍 The videos only scratch the surface of the trip. Best wishes
@@JustinBarbournlexplorer ok thank's, it was the first time I notice a gap in between 2 scenes, but I understand the reason now ,
Take care
Great video Justin! and an awesome journey...beautiful fish and love how Saku muches up those blueberry's :-)...thanks for sharing!
Hey dude great video as always thank you very much for the entertainment the flags you use when setting up camp what our they please I see you 2 ?
My Canadian Geographic/RCGS Flag and Newfoundland and Labrador Flags
Justin Barbour thank you budd
Great episode Justin, as they all are. Thank you from Pete in Australia.
Another tremendous adventure, Ol Saky Boy living it up!!!
You sir are one of a kind. You are well on your way to being a national treasure.
Thx for sharing. I’m enjoying the adventure! Watching from Ontario Canada 🎉
Another piece of the puzzle. Talk to you next week. Great scenes and narrative.
Fantastic adventure and a hard fight against the forces of nature. The end goal is approaching but so is the winter, will you reach your final goal before it catches you? What a drama, I love watching every minute of your videos.
takes patience. good luck.
By the jumpins , I friggin love this . Respect all around. Thanks Justin and Saku.
Justin, ... you are a superb woodsman and adventurer.... I grew up canoe camping with portaging... was a geologist student working across canada in my youth from New Brunswick, NWT, BC I love the Canadian wild. But you are HARDCORE man. 1700km, across Smallwood of 18 km of open water in the fog,... evading storms at the ickof time....man. I'm speechless. Your blow by blow descriptions, your upbeat relentless attitude, charming Newfoundland temperament and amazing videography and sound Watching you has inspired me to resurrect my kayak to find some peace of God's good earth to refresh my soul, even though I am stuck in Windsor ON truck driving. Ya-ha whooo.
We just watched this episode Justin and they are getting better all the time bud, so much country and nothing left out..amazing journey and to be able to share like this is second to none, # one in our little world............. take care out there bud and play safe!
Top video as per usual,
Saved this for 2 days to watch. .🏴🇬🇧
10 plus, plus dood. So good to follow along! Thanks so much for sharing your trip. Great Sunday morning watch with coffee!
Dang Justin, I really need to shake your hand. Day 50? Wow, that's commitment. Next year! Canoecopia! Cya there!!
IMPORTANT: Should we be concerned for Mr. Barbour and Saku's safety? I mean, all that way to go and only one episode left? Something is not right here, very worrying. Justin please respond.
Awesome as always Justin. Saku picking blueberries was funny. He was having himself a right old snack!
I'm glad to see Menihek lake, my dad had told me about this lake he once saw back in the early 1950's when he was surveying for the Québec Northshore Railway all the way from Seven Islands Qc. Quite a nice journey you are on, nice fishing and beautiful scenery.
People talk about the wilds of Alaska but thriving in Labrador comes with its own unique challenges. Good, good series. Thanks, Justin.
Another awesome adventure, Justin. These videos are getting more intense as you push through and have to fight the weather to stay on schedule. The weather change at the beginning was intense. You went from a beautiful & sunny day, to snow very quickly.
So genuine and courageous and yet humble. Thank you for sharing. On a side note, I love the fact that you have (not all, but some) crappy gear, makes your experiences so relatable.
Ever since I took a sea kayak expedition in northern Labrador in 1973, I have fantisized about crossing Labrador by canoe. I always thought it would be physically impossible, but now with the big reservoirs....And you're doing it and letting me watch, Justin! All of the work and none of the suffering! What a treat for me! I'm forever in your debt!
I’ve done some backcountry, but this is of coureur des bois magnitude. What an odyssey! Next episode please.
Uh oh looks like winter will be upon you! I’m enjoying your adventures Justin. Saku is one easygoing dog having a great dogs life.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
You gained another subscriber. Watched the whole series so far.Took a week long canoe trip with my then 11 year old son 3 summers ago. This makes me want to pack the canoe and head into the wilderness. For a weekend, maybe a week, not 83 days ...
True adventurer Justin. Great to see you got a mention in Explorers Web 100 links to checkout (most on UA-cam too). I love it how you show the reality of adventures; the good, the bad (weather) and ugly (weather/black flies etc).