Great Trip Dude. I'm stage 4 lung 6 yrs surviving. I start doing trips similar in North Wisconsin. Keep paddling.prayers to you

@cancerwontrunmylife

11 күн бұрын

4 years surviving, so able to trip its a big part of therapy. Thanks for watching

Amazing video as always brother :) In my prayers. Hope you're doing great :)

@cancerwontrunmylife

11 күн бұрын

Thanks as always for the prayer brother, I’ve had my ups and downs but feeling pretty good lately. Blessed

Take care my friend! great videos, love your enthusiasm and knowledge of the backwoods.

@cancerwontrunmylife

11 күн бұрын

Thanks man, appreciate that my favourite thing to do is keep improving my backwoods skills. Glad you liked the video

7 days alone in Algonquin is my idea of Heaven ❤

@cancerwontrunmylife

Күн бұрын

It certainly is especially Spring and Fall when the crowds leave.

Just found your channel & subscribed after watching this video ❤ looking forward to watching more 😊 I just love your beautiful country, thanks for taking me along for the ride 👍

@cancerwontrunmylife

6 күн бұрын

Thank you fro watching and subscribing, I have plenty more to post and many more trips planned for this summer. So many beautiful spots just right here in my province. Cheers

Enjoyed the video, looking forward to more in the future. This trip of yours is very similar to my planned trip in that area this fall - only difference is that I'll be starting from Kiosk, counter clockwise to manitou / biggar. I'll be going to Erables and up through Mink instead of Maple Creek though, if only to extend my trip's distance. At the end of your video, you mentioned a bit more of a challenge. My first thought was Quetico, I think that would be a logical next step in both remoteness and ruggedness.

@cancerwontrunmylife

11 күн бұрын

Quetico is on the list for sure, I’ve been to Wabakimi and that was real remote. I’ve had my eye on the Steel River for a while as well. Algonquin itself is a challenge enough, long portages, I’d like to go from biggar down to the Nippissing one day and over to Cedar. The route your going is no joke either, some of those were long uphill portages. Thanks for watching and good luck on the trip. My next one will be my journey down the Tim, by far the best trip I had in Algonquin. Hope to have edited in a couple weeks. Woodland Caribou is another one….endless possibilities in Ontario

@northern_wilderness_adventurer

11 күн бұрын

@@cancerwontrunmylife You nailed it, the possibilities are endless. Looking forward to watching your trip down the Tim, cheers mate.

This is a great video. Nice to see a thoughtful grown up... including his butt. BUT I'd give you all my wife's money to have a chance at those bass. Edit. I thought only my 40 yr daughter said "breakie."

@cancerwontrunmylife

6 күн бұрын

OMG...I just saw that short clip of my butt, I'm mortified that should've been edited out. I apologize for that, so embarrassing. Thanks for watching and the next video will be PG I promise, I've been saying "breakie" my whole life, I'm just over 50, lol

@MnNative

6 күн бұрын

@@cancerwontrunmylife not to worry, even if youtube gives you an X rating. Clothing optional campsites seems reasonable to me!

This is actually sick. I can’t wait to travel like you do!

@cancerwontrunmylife

Күн бұрын

Thanks! Just gotta hop in that canoe plan a route suited to your skills and get after it.

Really?!?! HOSER

@cancerwontrunmylife

11 күн бұрын

I don’t really understand what that means?

@miguelcampbello8983

11 күн бұрын

@@cancerwontrunmylife Pretty sure it's just an AI comment, I see these random no context comments on a lot of videos.

@cancerwontrunmylife

11 күн бұрын

@@miguelcampbello8983Thanks, lol, guess that’s something to get familiar with. Love A. I. ,not!