Thank you.

@@JasonIrwinTumblehome That is quite a compliment coming from Chris. You both have captivating camera work and editing skills.

you prolly dont care but does someone know a tool to log back into an Instagram account?? I stupidly forgot my account password. I appreciate any tips you can give me

@Kevin Alijah instablaster =)

@James Jamari thanks so much for your reply. I found the site through google and I'm trying it out now. Seems to take quite some time so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.

Thank you very much.

Thanks and yes, the situation seems dire at times. I find it hard to think about. We are all guilty of complicity to some degree. High tech will have to be part of the answer invariably.

THanks Marilyn! Glad you are enjoying them.

Thanks Jamie. The wait is looking longer than we're hoping for.

Thanks Andy

Thank you Mike! Glad you find it inspiring.

Indeed! These cold temps are hangin in.

Thanks!

Thanks a lot Mark.

I will do my best. Thank you.

Thank you! Glad you are enjoying the vids.

Thanks Timothy. I'm glad you find it soothing :-) I'm pecking away the next vid... a Karma Moose 2 of sorts.

Thanks a lot Casey... really glad you are enjoying it!

Thank you Stuart.

Awesome. Thanks Carol.

Thanks Robert. You're right, it just never gets old.

Thanks bud. Glad you enjoyed it.

Thanks brother! Your videos are some of the best on YT IMO. I'm out there loafing around while you are informing and dropping science! Keep doing what you do my friend... it couldn't be more important.

Glad you enjoyed it... and that it serves as soul fuel!

:-)

thanks man!... we're all Jonesing!

Thank you!

Thanks Ian. I will look in Cedar L loop for sure... have you done a trip vid of that loop?

Yeah, my 2015 trip videos. We did Cedar-Catfish-Burntroot-Hogan-Philip-Radiant-Cedar over 8 days. It was one of my favorite trips that we've done. We hardly saw or heard anyone else, and we definitely had a few lakes to ourselves. You could shorten that loop a few different ways too and have more down time.

Thankyou!

Thanks so much John. I'm glad you enjoy them.

thanks Tom.

I'll take any days!

Thanks for the kind words! Glad you enjoy the films.

Thanks Brother! I may have to skip the spring trip this year but I'll have the Carolyn Jane out and about a fair bit this fall.

Thanks Laura. I missed the real blaze of late September but yes, I too was impressed with the muted tones of late October. I plan on booking some more late fall trips now.

Thank you!

You're welcome. Thanks.

Thank you Mark! Great site!

Thanks so much!

Great to hear!

Thanks Mike. I'm still working away on vids but they do take me forever it seems. :-)... should have one out around xmas!

Thanks man! I'm glad you enjoyed it. Tell all your friends! :-) I just got back from a really nice week long solo up in Big Trout area of APP... video in the works.

Thats a good quote!

Thanks!... Look like spring has come so won't be long now.

Yeap Fired up the hog yesterday for a little trip around the block, felt great. Take care.

Thanks Clifford!

Thanks a bunch. Those temps were a treat.

Thanks man. 11 Days in Temagami is nice long stretch in the rugged bush!

@@JasonIrwinTumblehome was great met Alex Who toured us through old growth, sacred sites and Spirit Rock and as a bonus camped at my favorite most beautiful site up there Ranger Point on Lake Obabika was amazing I highly recommend….learned after my trip to Algonquin to Rock Lake and Pen Lake how beautiful am area that is and what a fine resting place for your mom good job

@@davesinclair617 Thanks Dave.

Thanks Lisa! Glad you enjoyed the vid and yes I will try to keep on making them.

Thank you Sue.

Thanks! I have finally subbed to the online mag!.. looking forward to the latest issue and past ones too.

Awewsome. Thanks man. Lots of room over here!

Who said anything about October?

Tumblehome 🤪

Thanks for the kind words!

Thanks Troy.

Nice! Haven't been through there in a while but I'm looking at a long fall solo and thinking about starting in Booth or possibly passing through. Beauty of a lake.

No problem. Thanks for coming along.

Thank you David

thanks!... Yeah glad I stopped in at the main office. That really would have been a bummer having to track back for a permit

Thanks. Yeah that tree was pretty cool!... I just let that shot ride and the Go Pro did a good job of keeping it steady (that time anyway)

Thanks Dave. Algonquin rarely disappoints!

Thanks man. I'm going to look into that trip for the fall.

Thanks Bob!

Thanks! Who's your dad?

Tumblehome Rob Poisson. Editor

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it.

ha! thanks brother.... still putting them to sleep! ;-)

Tumblehome watching now on the 55” 4K. Joe is how I found you. Losing Gord was a sad sad day. Even for us northern states dwellers. This is a good primer for paddling the Adirondacks later this month, if the freeze ever let’s go.

Yeah he was a nutty cool fellow who had that amazing ability to let it all hang out on stage. I only ever saw him live once but it was a real eye opener. Glad its serving as a primer... thats half of why I make these little vids.

Thanks so much Richard. Assisted death is tough one for sure but I really believe its time has come.

Thank you John!

Thanks!

Nice! I was just looking at that area on the map... eyeing up a fall trip :-)

@@JasonIrwinTumblehome this will be my first time visiting Algonquin and will be picking up a new Swift canoe as well. Hope you will get out this fall, life has been hectic on this end. Really enjoy your adventures. Hope you and your family are well, cheers!

Thanks Joe, You'll feel right at home in APP! I just did an overnighter into Burnt Island Lake with my son... fantastic 2 days. Lots of wildlife... and campers too :-) Enjoy the new boat!

@@JasonIrwinTumblehome that sounds wonderful glad you and your son had a nice time. Sunbeam is on my eventual to do list.

Wow thats crazy. I put some of my moms ashes in Penn lake.

Thank you!

Thanks Richard. I should have a new vid about the latest fall solo trip... out around xmas or new years. I love making them but have trouble finding the time.

Ha Ha. Are you sure your wife is watching Tumblehome vids? Must be Shawn James vids she's talking about! Yeah that mink was a curious little fellow. I figured that the spot I stopped at was possibly where folks would clean fish away from their site, and maybe the mink thought he was going to get.a free meal.

Thanks!

Your welcome and heat felt THANK YOU.

Thank you.

Thank you. I have an 4 ft aluminum pole that I brace / tie across the canoe and then I mount the go pro on the end / upside down so that its closer to the water.

workin on one now!

Thanks. I bring a 5ft narrow piece of aluminum with me and mount it a few different ways on the boat. (also a selfie stick!) I have holes in the bow and stern to mount the pole vertically, and I also mount put the pole across the gunnels to get the cam out to the side. Thats the short version ;-) I plan on doing a little vid about it at some point.

Thanks Brian, I was using a Hero 6 and a Canon 6D mkII

Thanks!. The Carolyn Jane was built by an uncle of mine when he was a lot younger... his first of many kayaks and canoes. He sold it to an American cottager who became ill not long after. It was used two or three times over a 30 yr period... sat under a cottage for all those years. My Uncle bought it back for cheap when the man sold his cottage and he then let me have it for a song!

Hi there. Thanks! Yes the footage on the GP is crisp / sharp (its the H6) I do find that KZfaq compression does horrible things to all my vids! I guess you have to have a certain amount of subs before they let you have higher quality vids :-(

I can't remember the exact month but I'm reasonably sure it was sometime in and around October.

Thanks. I have an aluminum pole that I can rig vertically to the bow, stern or over the side. The mini tri-pod I use has a velcro strap to attach to poles etc.

Thank you Sam! I didn't build the boat but it was the first build done by my Uncle. He actually sold it not long after building it and went on to build many more canoes and some kayaks too. As luck had it, I was visiting him at the same time he was re-aquiring the boat from the man he sold it to 35 yrs previous... he didn't need it really but wanted to keep it in the fam so he sold it to me for the same low fee he paid to get it back. The man who bought it all those yrs ago had gotten sick not long after buying it so the boat basically stayed in storage for all those years... the thing looked like it had just been built when I got it!

oops! Hopefully she's not been put off camping!

Soon!

THanks Josh. You can buy topo maps from Ontario Govt. that are a bit more detailed. I sometimes just scan the park maps and zoom in to them and print out sections. Google "Don’t Get Lost: A Guide To Algonquin Park Maps"... good article in Paddling Magazine that talks about options including Jeffs Map / Unlostify etc.

Thanks Richard. Thanks for subbing! I didn't build my cedar strip. It was built by my uncle, his first. He purchased it back from someone he'd sold it to and then he passed it to me. I would like to build one some day though! I just purchased a lightweight solo boat that I'm very happy with... I should have a vid out soon about its maiden adventure.

Thanks Fredrik!

Its about 3 hrs to Algonquin from the Greater Toronto area... nice that it's so close. Algonquin can be a busy ish place in the summer but spring and fall thin it out.

I'm getting old, repeating things a lot... :-) ... :-(

October................. had to do it