To all you "Woodland Escape" Brothers and Sisters and those teaching our histories, we are blessed to have this wonderful video and a gift to have Peter and his wonderful family here to guide us on another adventure. Spent some time exploring Algonquin many "Moons" ago calling in the Wolves. A wonderful experience! Thanks Peter!:-)

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Thank you so much.

@charlesmiddleton3247

9 ай бұрын

@@TheWoodlandEscape Know that what you do for mankind in your creative splendor, knowledge, and wisdom... paints a picture of who we once were... regarding connectedness to nature and the universe. When we as spiritual beings reconnect to the source as you are teaching, then there is hope for mankind. Thank you so much Peter!

To Cathy and Peter, Salute!

There is such a thing as perfect, and no artist will ever craft anything that rivals the splendor of this. Thank you for giving me a look see. And Goodluck filling that moose tag.

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Thank you.

I spent time in Algonquin this past August. So wonderful to see the fall colour. Now l am back in England. Longing to return.

A nice video of the park in the fall

The beauty and silence is fantastic.

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Indeed!

New Bucket List item is to visit that park before I die. That is simply one of most beautiful places I have ever laid eyes on. Thanks for making this video.

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

You’ll not be disappointed!

Thank you Peter for sharing us such great history of your country

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

😮😮😮 What a beautiful setting for this video!! Thanks for giving us 12 minutes of history, relaxation, and peaceful time.

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

So peaceful, and the scenery mirrored in the water. We all need to slow down and breathe in the beauty of fall. It's my favorite time of year. Thank you for bringing this to us.

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Couldn't agree more, Kathy.

The Cinematography and beauty of the park are quite striking.

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

It is indeed, Roger.

What a beautiful and relaxing video!

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Peter, I have proof that your videos are not only good for the soul but also the body, I have been taking my blood pressure all week as it's wee bit too high and after watching this video my BP dropped to it's lowest.

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Well now, that is flattering. Thank you.

Enjoy the scenery as the weather begins to change. Gorgeous

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

It really is!

Algonquin is a wonderful place. I still have my canoe from 45 year ago Algonquin 14 day paddle. Best

Very nice, Peter. We do look forward to your moose hunt!

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

We’re actually arrived at our destination and will be hunting moose tomorrow morning.

I went to Algonquin in 1977 . Great time. Went for 2 weeks.

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Hard to forget the place.

Peter you two make a wonderful team of store teller and Camara person. What a beautiful place u take us to each trip u make out of the fort. Ty vm.

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Our pleasure, Kevin … thanks for your interest.

Beautiful scenery! Looks like you had the water all to yourself!! Great canoe, great video as always! Thank you!

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

What a beautiful park, thank you for bringing us along and giving us a better history. Thank you to the both of you.

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

"twas a great day on the water." I enjoyed the logging camp cook house, as well.

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

Great video! I’ll have take my canoe for a paddle before the river freezes. Thanks for the inspiration

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Enjoy.

WOW! Cathy and you managed to capture the peaceful serenity of the Algonquin Park fall. The quiet waters and the beautiful silence broken only by the loons and the rippling water around the paddle. This episode is a jewel of composition and editing by Cathy. I think it is one of your best! Oh and lest I forget, thanks for the "wee bit of history". For a few moments, you managed to take my mind away from all that is going on in this troubled world. A beautiful escape that was far too short! I will be watching this episode many more times!! So many thanks to you both. P.S. that moose call sounds excellent to me! I hope the moose agree! 😊

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Thanks for your kind words, Robert. I’ll be finding out tomorrow morning if I can still talk moose. We’re settled in at our Quebec cabin.

That's is the most beautiful country

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

We kinda like it!

What a special place. Thanks so much for sharing it with us.

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Our pleasure!

What a glorious day to be on the water. Due to drought and heavy east winds with rain we're not going to see much color farther south in Ouisconsing. That is an absolutely gorgeous canoe that Kathy and you have. I can see why you still cherish it. It moves so easily in the water, almost as if it's alive.

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Couldn't agree more!

Lovely

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Thank you.

Absolutely beautiful scenery, thanks for taking us along! That's a great looking canoe too!

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Thank you, we both really love that old canoe.

Thanks for sharing and good luck on your hunt.

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Thanks 👍

"It's the worst thing that ever passed my lips." LOL! Definitely just another...if I'm ever starved option.

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Trust me, it is.

Boy,, I'd love a canoe like that,, you are a very lucky man, to be paddling a work of art, in truly beautiful surroundings,, Thank you for brightening up my day,, 😊

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

It really is! Thanks for watching.

Hi old friend a beautiful video

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Thank you.

Wow, what a beautiful place and I had no idea a birch bark canoe would last that long.

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

They are far more durable than most people think,

The Logging Museum is one of my most favourite places, I never tire of visiting it

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

It is a fascinating museum.

What absolutely breathtaking beauty! The surface of the lake is like a mirror and the surrounding landscape is stunning. I still have a canoe that was hand built for me close to 40 years ago. How I envy you your ability to still get out and use yours, to appreciate the beauty of nature firsthand. Thank you for this beautiful video!

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Appreciate your kind words.

Thanks for the short tour of the lake, Peter. It's a beautiful country you love in. Our trees haven't changed much down here in Southern Pennsylvania. Good luck hunting!

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Thank you.

Good luck moose hunting this year! I hope the creator continues to bless you in abundance friend!

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

BEST ever Peter and Cathy! I think I say that every time but it never gets old. Cathy.... your photography in this one is breathtaking to put it mildly! Love you guys for a host of reasons.

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

And you sister, Pat!

Just a little note from an Old Alberta Boy. I fulfilled one of the many bucket list items the year after I retired by loading up my canoe( not bark unfortunately) and did some fall paddling around beautiful Algonquin. I have since added another item to that same list, which is not shrinking, but growing,I have plans to go to Saskatchewan to paddle one of the wild rice lakes and harvest some rice the old native way, with sticks. Thank you for your videos they are always calming and informative, both items I need.

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Sounds like a wonderful trip and experience.

I too love to canoe. It is one of the best purchases I have ever made. I'm going to make it a point to get out more often.

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Time spent canoeing isn’t deducted from one’s lifespan!

I have been living on the west coast of the U.S. for 47 years and I truly do love the western landscape with huge mountain ranges with deserts and deep pine forests. However, the older I get the more I miss the fall colors of N.J., Pennsylvania and Vermont. This video really made me think I should relocate once again. This was a very nice presentation.

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

I like the mountains as well but, I’m pretty content living here.

Hey Peter! That sure is some beautiful scenery! (And a beautiful canoe! Thanks for sharing the story behind it!) I am glad that the stunning wilderness has been preserved for future generations to enjoy1 Those Fall colors are just jaw dropping! I certainly understand about practicing... alone... outside... far, Far, FAR from others. Back in the day, my younger brother was learning to play the Bagpipes! When he was starting out on that practice chanter & goose... it was like he was trying to strangle a stray ally cat... and failing... badly! It makes for an amusing story now; but at the time...

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

That’s how my family thought of my fiddle playing.

@martinmeltzer2696

9 ай бұрын

LOL! Everyone has to start somewhere when trying to master a skill, musical or otherwise. I will admit that it was pretty discouraging when my younger brother trotted out this old chestnut, and said, "Seven years to learn. Seven years to practice. Seven years to play... to make a Piper!".@@TheWoodlandEscape

Very peaceful, relaxing, and informative. Thank you

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

Now 'how many' young girls would work so hard 4 a 'hand-crafted canoe'? My word Empress Catherine, U surely had the 'homesteading spirit' early in life! And I thank-you 4 this lovely scenic vid...it truly calms the spirit. And WHAT a BEE-U-TEE-FUL canoe! You can tell it handles like an elegant swan in the water. And WHAT a day you had to enjoy the gorgeous Algonquin = Richly Blessed! U stated how the French were good at trapping animals and this gives me some hope. I have a most unwelcome/invasive chipmunk that steals like there's no tomorrow, from my berry bushes Each year I long 4 my fruit and each year I stand confounded at yet another season of want. One of these days...2 B sure! Nice selection of 'wee bits' 2 ponder, for which I thank you Emperor Peter. “The question is not what you look at, but what you see.” (Henry David Thoreau). Thank-you dear ones and God Bless!

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

It is much more important to actually see what we a looking at … that old, can’t see the forest for the trees. I’m currently have a libation in your fine province. Our moose hunt starts in the morning.

Peter, the scenery and solitude are amazing. I canoed the BWCAW for 30 years and "visited" Quetico Providencial Park a few times. Thank you for your videos. BTW we are of the same age and tell Cathy she is a fortunate lady. Happy trails.

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

We’ve paddle that area as well. A beautiful part of both our countries.

Yes Sir Peter looks like a beautiful day out on the water, thanks for the awesome video full of great Algonquin beauty and and the camera lady for steady camera control and the canoe story, wow what a keepsake, the canoe sure has been the main means of travel here in the back country for us and i wish you much good luck hunting this season

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Thank you. We’ve just arrived at our moose hunting destination.

Очень красивые места!

Stunning !! Tks !

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Many thanks!

Hi Peter. I too leapt forward in time and watched this film out of sequence as it doesn’t interfere with your earlier films and the journey I am still following. You certainly had an idilic day to make that canoe trip and the reflection of the trees in the water towards the end of the film is magical. We are fast heading to the mid point of Autumn in the UK but as so often happens we have a series of Autumn storms crossing us from the West that bring strong winds removing many of the leaves before they have the chance to reach their most dynamic colours of the season which is such a shame. A couple of years ago we had a very unusual weather pattern for this time of year and the usual storms didn’t arrive and the trees were magnificent. In fact the colours were so impressive that our news channels and weather forecasters were encouraging people to get out into the countryside to witness it, such a shame it isn’t like that here every Autumn. Right…..back to the eighteenth century, see you there! 🙂 Best wishes as always, Mark

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Sorry for sending you the storms, I’ll see what I can do about it for next year! I type this out in my moose watch in Northern Quebec and it’s starting to look like the moose may win this year. Soon I will be back in my normal 18th century life. Appreciate your interest.

@rivaest38

9 ай бұрын

That would be very nice of you Peter, we’ll look forward to it! Meanwhile, we have storm Babet approaching that is forecast to dump 200 -250mm of rain on parts of Ireland and the UK. Ireland had a bad time of it back in September with severe flooding. It’s looking wet and windy in my part of the UK (East Midlands) but nowhere near as much rain as in the West and parts of Scotland. Happy Moose hunting, hope you’re successful!

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

At least it’s not snow!

Great video. Find myself staring at that paddle all the time. One of these days im gonna come over to go over some measurements to put in my order for one of those beutiful pieces!

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Let me know what you need!

Beautiful place! October is my favorite month...color, coolness and the glory of the fall all around!

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

It really is mine as well!

Just thought I would let you know I haven't missed an episode ; all always educational in may ways. I am happy to see you canoeing a break from the huge project you have set yet your heart on.. Wishing you luck with that.

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

It is good to take the odd reprieve from one’s larger tasks.

All of my experience has been in Killarney Wilderness Provincial Park and mostly in August, but one year I was badly injured on my field job and went in September because I couldn’t get water in the leg wound. I live in the West Virginia Alleghenies, so I am accustomed to beautiful changing leaves, but the lakes and in the case of Killarney Georgian Bay adds yet another dimension!

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

It is indeed a very beautiful part of the province.. I love the aqua coloured lakes of the Killarney area!

Some of my fondest memories are of my time in Algonquin Park. Had a Cree guide on another trip around Mistassini. My great grandfather had mapped that area for the National Geologic Society a hundred years before I was there. Thanks for sharing.

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing!

@scottmcfarland2149

9 ай бұрын

@@TheWoodlandEscape likewise sir.

I absolutely love ALL your videos, the different colors in the fall are fascinating. Here in Saskatchewan it's the same, although a bit tougher to find a bunch of trees. One of my favorite times of year. Very beautiful canoe and great story. Keep your powder dry

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Glad you like them! Your province has a unique beauty as well.

Beautiful ! At 15 years old, I spent the summer working at a lodge in Algonquin Park. It's a magical place :- ] Hope that you had lots of practice time on that moose call !

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

We actually at our destination in Quebec and will be calling for real tomorrow morning.

Peter, Cathy allowed you to take that prize gem. Beautiful piece of work right there you can sure tell when the craftsman loved his work. Great video beautiful fall colors up there now. You should be in northern Quebec right now wish you and Charlie all the luck to tack a moose for the freezer. Be safe! Miigwich IIByrds

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Thank you kindly. Charlie says hello.

Wow, that sure was a perfect fall day! Certainly better then the week I just spent in a Quebec park called Papineau Labelle. Cold windy and wet for most of it, no tent, just a tarp and hammock. Had a great time anyway, but when I got back last night I had a long hot shower, slept about 10 hours, and haven’t gone out all day. I guess I had enough of being outside. 🙂

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Good for you. A bad day under canvas beats a good day under a roof!

@jimf1964

9 ай бұрын

@@TheWoodlandEscape I know eh? Unfortunately most people I know think I’m nuts, or at best would never…..I think I really need to meet some new people. 🙂

So I finally bought one of those 18th century wool shirts! It was made in New Zealand, forest green and made by Swandri. I found it on eBay for $125 and was really elated to get it. I'll probably live in it this winter. Thanks for putting me onto this. And thanks for all the history in your videos. I really enjoy it and it's a great change from all the crap going on in our crazy mixed up world now.

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Good for you and thanks so much for the interest in our channel.

Peter, thank you for another wonderful video! Watching from Pennsylvania, USA. I recently was admitted to The Daughters of the American Revolution and I find your videos fascinating and informative, thank you!

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

An honourable group, congratulations.

@melissam9064

9 ай бұрын

@TheWoodlandEscape Thank you for your kind words, it means very much to me coming from you, I consider you a sage that I look up to! Take care

Outstanding video content Peter! I was there at the park in 1998 when my cousin and friends went bear hunting with an alogonquin native outfitter. Stunning area for sure

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

It is indeed… hasn’t changed much since your visit. A wee bit busier.

👋👋👋👋👋👋hello from Detroit Michigan USA Great video Brother thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise and for taking us on your adventure through time

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Very welcome

Well how about that? I just missed you. Did the Agoma Canyon Train last week. Drove from Sault St Marie through Sudbury and then down to Niagara on the Lake for a few days and then home yesterday. Beautiful beautiful countryside through Ontario. I have been wanting to camp Algonquin for a while now. We will be back soon. That is very cool about Katherine’s canoe. Great video. Very timely for me. Thanks!

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

That is an awesome trip … two ships passing in the night. Appreciate your interest.

I was amazing and a wee bit of history

Beautiful Cathy & Peter!! This sure brings back some good memories! For many, many years, I used to go on a long canoe trip - along with 5 other guys - and Algonquin was always one of our favourite destinations. We'd go for 7-8 days each year and covered pretty much every area of that beautiful park. September and October are definitely the best months for a wonderful experience. Thanks for bringing back those great memories! Cheers to both of you!

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Our pleasure, Al. There are few lakes in the park that I’ve not moved water with paddle!

Good afternoon from Syracuse NY USA my friend and everyone else

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Thanks Earl.

Such a beautiful lake. Great story of your wife saving up baby sitting money to buy a canoe at 15. That is such a magnificent lake. The Wild Yam youtube site is from Ontario. She just did a video of a weekend camping trip to the lake. And the beautiful camp sites there. She did canoeing and one day the lake was like glass like in your video here. Thanks for taking us all along.

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

That is just stunning Lucky you!! Did I see Nessie??

So Beautiful, thank you so much❤

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Our pleasure, Kelly.

Love from Pointe Claire, Qc's English Ghetto, what amazing weather! Was at Lake St-Louis earlier, that water's gonna keep us all warm a while longer!

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

So cool!

wow the lake and surrounding area look beautiful! I picked up a 12ft aluminum v bottom boat for $150 in 2020 that ive been wanting to take out on the near by lake and do some paddling. Need to make my self some paddles first though.

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

I could make you a paddle for when we get together.

@frontierpatriot

9 ай бұрын

Wow Peter thank you! I dont know if Im worthy of such a fine paddle but Im sure it will improve my paddling skills!@@TheWoodlandEscape

Howdy Peter Loons ... one of my favorite sounds to hear in the wild .... Wife from overseas and never heard a Loon .... now it is one of her favorite sounds to hear ! The moose call sounds great ... if not a moose maybe Big foot ! LOL

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Never eaten a Bigfoot, lol. The loon is indeed a beautiful bird!

Peter, I wish I'd known you were in Algonquin. Sue and I were also there at about the same time; came home late in the first week of October just as the weather turned wet; we had beautiful weather and what gorgeous fall colours.

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

That’s a pity, Paul. It must be 40 plus years since our paths crossed … love your skill behind the camera!

@paulsharpe3670

9 ай бұрын

If ever you and your wife are coming anywhere near the Lindsay area please let me know; we’d love to have you stop by for a visit.

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

We’re practically neighbours , we live near Tweed.

@paulsharpe3670

8 ай бұрын

OK, next spring or summer we really need to make an effort to get together.

Beautiful area, Peter. Went camping this weekend, first time in years. Aat nightfall I fixed my eyes on the first star I saw and , through the woodsmoke and flying embers, I watched the earth's progress by that stars location until late into the night. The coyotes tuned up and discussed supper until dawn. About dawn they decided I was too old and stringy and ceased the conversation. Really enjoyed it.

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

That’s what I call an outstanding evening.

So beautiful and peaceful place

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

It really is!

Beautiful scenery and a wonderful canoe ride. Thanks, Peter. I hope you can get a fine moose this year!

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

I hope so too! We just arrived in Quebec at our hunting area.

Appreciate your efforts and dedication! What a wonderful place! So beautiful! I love being in a canoe, it's unlike anything else on the water. I am planning on going to Mississinewa this weekend and take my youngest son. I really hope you can make the trip someday. Hope you had a good Thanksgiving holiday. Thanks again and keep your powder dry!

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Thank you very much. Good for you taking your son on a canoe trip.

Only seems like the snows melted 5 minutes ago and already it’s autumn? Brrrr! 🥶

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Love winter … bring it on.

What an absolutely gorgeous canoe. A real dream! What is the yearly maintenance? Oiling / varnishing? What's the outer material? I don't see any joint marks. Canvas? Looks transparent.

@TheWoodlandEscape

3 ай бұрын

Fiberglass cloth with a clear epoxy. As long as it is stored indoors when not in use, very little maintenance is required.

@zedz924

3 ай бұрын

@@TheWoodlandEscape Much appreciated. Great videos :)

❤😊😊

Epic. I miss being out on the water in Norway.

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Nothing quite like a day on the water !

That was a beautiful day! Every video seems more beautiful/interesting than the previous one! Your channel is superb.

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Thank you very much!

Beautiful scenery, should of brought your fishing pole, like your hat, how was it made.

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Thank you. Hat is a reproduction of an 18th century tricorn. Made by hand.

Peter, I'm curious minds want to know if your wife's canoe... is it a canvas and wood, or if not, what was used in it's construction, as it wasn't one of your birch bark? Now that would make an interesting video to show to show and compare the two side by side... just a thought? When I was 14 spent two glorious weeks padling on a canoe trip with the Boy Scouts on the Fulton chain of lakes in upstate New York, and that is one of the experiences that has stayed with me over a life time, thanks for sharing you time and passion with us. Good luck on your moose hunt also and here's hoping that someday you might be able to hunt Tatanka Ska (Lakota) the great buffalo, my brother.

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

One doesn’t forget a canoe trip like you took. It can be canvas covered but, this one is epoxy covered allowing the beauty of the wood to shine through.

That is a remarkably gracefull paddle. Did you make it? Details?

@TheWoodlandEscape

6 ай бұрын

I do make all of our paddles. The one in this episode is made from stripped maple. If you go to our playlist and look for our birch bark canoe building series you’ll see me making them.

I just yesterday discovered your channel and subscribed. This is the stuff I was cut out for. There's a fellow who builds birch bark canoe's not far from where I live in North Idaho. Been wanting to build one of my own for some time now. I'll have to be content with my Old Town for now. I need a good paddling 😁.

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Glad you found us and we appreciate your interest and support.

@stevenshanofski6801

9 ай бұрын

You are in for a treat. If you enjoyed this I recommend going back to day one and watching all of their videos.

@davefarnsworth3020

9 ай бұрын

@@stevenshanofski6801 I've been binge watching them already 👍.

I had a teacher and family friend who was Tomson's niece

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

That’s pretty neat.

Cook up some lunch on that stove. Just need a skillet.

🦢🌼🐂🏞️

Hi again:-) Im from Northern Quebec and am quite interested in old canoes. Do you know the name of the builder? Or maybe the town/ village he had his shop? Im actually going to see a similar canoe to possibly purchase today. It would be quite the coincidence if it was the same builder. Its from " St Michel Des Saints" Thank you!! Beautiful and informative video as always!! Merci Beaucoup! Thanks

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

It was somewhere north of La Mauricie National Park, 50 years ago. Maybe a child or grandchild is still building them.

@blackspruceroutes

9 ай бұрын

@@TheWoodlandEscape It could very well be a " Matawin" They were one of the few that built the cedar plank core then covered it with fiberglass and not painting it, vs canvas as most were doing. The company was founded by Willie Racine , and his son Robert Racine took over and retired and closed the shop in 1985. "The seats were babiche in the traditional weave until 1960. After they used rope weaved in a square pattern. In the 1950s they started replacing the canvas/filler with fiberglass (polyester resin) leaving it clear on the hull. " WCHA FORUMS

@blackspruceroutes

9 ай бұрын

I'm looking at a 14.5 foot " Mohawk" painted green later in life...:-)

@blackspruceroutes

9 ай бұрын

@@TheWoodlandEscape Saint Michel des Saints is north of Mauricie National Park.;-)

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

The seats are babiche. It could well be!

Your moose call 🫎 worked great on our beagles- they went nuts when they heard it from my phone 😂 great video as always

@TheWoodlandEscape

9 ай бұрын

Love that!