Cory S great question. Let my look at my journal and get back you you.

Cory S after a quick review of my journal there are so many things to say to answer this question but if I had to narrow it down I'd say the following. Simply living is hard work. So learn to enjoy the process and turn the struggles into personal challenges you can feel great about overcoming.

I couldn't agree more. I have found that the end goal more often supersedes the means of getting there. Like hedonic adaptation, without another goal on the heels of completion, the journey is forgotten or ignored when that's where the memories and growth really comes from. Thanks for sharing!

Most definantly:)

Thanks so much Rick. Move coming soon. 2 build videos in the works and 2 adventure videos. Lots coming.

Thanks, Greg. We really appreciate knowing people care to see.

Happy to do it. :)

Welcome aboard!

Thank You. Much appreciated.

Jeff L I'm glad you enjoyed it. Wish you all the best and hope one day I see you on the waters.

Donny Carter thanks hoping in.

Killarney is a magical place for-sure:)

interesting. We had one at out camp a few years ago but yeah, it just ran away when we got close.

LiveSimplyFilms Mountain Mike thank you.

That's what a true Canadian does. Makes other Canadians proud. Glad you enjoyed it.

Glad I could add a few days to your life.

ManCraftingTM true... it's gives relaxation to mind.

Glad you enjoyed. Yes, go enjoy a trip. 13 is the best age to get out there:)

Enjoy. It's beautiful this time of year.

Alex 2Q thanks Alex. It means a lot.

There is actually. Glad you asked:)

This was a step outside my comfort zone. Anytime I'm nervous I just let it come from the heart and then I don't have to worry what people think. Really happy you enjoyed it.

get after it:)

Yeah, Bill Mason was one heck of a cool dude.

Yep, we actually just got back from here again. Will have a new video up in a week or so.

Thanks Doug.

yeah, it sure is.

You're welcome, glad you enjoyed it.

Thanks for taking my recommendation. Glad you enjoyed it.

Hope you had a great trip as well.

Happy to bring it to you, Paul. What's your favorite camp dish? I'll cook something up for you int he next one:) lol

Thanks so much Giaco.

haha I didn't ever plan on ending up in Ontario but I'm glad I did.

Thanks so much. I'm glad the details are appreciated. I put a lot of time into my videos which isn't all that productive from the KZfaq algorithm perspective if I was trying to grow my channel like other KZfaqrs. However, what's important to me is that in the future I have work I'm proud of, not numbers. Lots of good stuff coming. All the best.

Thanks Dan!

Thanks so much. Tell me more about your trip. Where will you canoe? Maybe I can catch up with you and shoot a little segment of your trip and do an interview.

It's going to be a trip on the Mississippi starting from Alma, WI and hopefully ending three weeks later at St Louis. I did a 10 day solo trip from Alma to Dubuque in 2015, but this trip will be with myself and my brother.

You should see this park in July:)

Glad you enjoyed. Thanks for watching. More to come.

That's so awesome. Thanks for telling me. I wasn't sure how it would be received so I'm really happy you all enjoy it. More to come. I put in the time in the editing suit so I'm not wasting yours. Always been my rule.

Trustin Timber well it's time well spent. I've been feverishly showing it to everyone I can! And it's giving me the inspiration to finally get around to finding somewhere local I can go canoeing, so thankyou again.

Glad you enjoyed it.

This far from cities, the sky must be amazing at night!

Usually yes. We had two clear nights.

Thanks Davi.

Lukas Papai thanks Lukas

Thanks for hopping over to KZfaq. Glad you enjoyed it.

Sounds amazing. Added it to my list of adventures to go on. Thanks for sharing your special spot. I'll share photos:)

You are very welcome Fred Duvall.

Yeah, it's an amazing place. You can see the bannock recipe here on my second channel. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/a8WeopWg3p6dk5s.html

haha get after it.

haha, good to know. I was thinking about getting into boat building:)

Trustin Timber if you thought woodworking was a wormhole, go get a bigger shovel and then cut holes in the walls of your shop on either end of your table saw and planer.

was already looking at how I can expand lol. But do you love it?

Absolutely. It's a long learning curve, at least 15 years to get really comfortable if you are diversified. I'm going on about 24 years now and still find certain areas challenging. Very hard to make a living compared to most woodworking though. You can do well in yacht repairs but that takes time as well. By all means take it up as a hobby though. Tons of fun and it will take all your other woodworking to a new level. Curves will become second nature after a while. Steam bending become like tying your shoes. All those sweeping planks in your woodpile now become A-list materials. Here's a little article I wrote to help you get started. www.nomadboatbuilding.com/wordsite/project/the-nomad-ten-step-program/

Your work is amazing.

Any gear you're specifically interested in?

Thanks for always stopping by. You got to get out on this side of the pond one day.

Yes i do. :D

Nope, no phone :) Just maps. We had a GPS but didn't need it.

Thankyou.