-40° Solo Camping 4 Days | Snowstorm & Hot Tent on the Ice
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Approximate location: Somewhere between Geraldton and Terrace Bay, Ontario, Canada
Day 1: 0:00
Day 2: 6:56
Day 3: 18:00
Day 4: 32:06
Here's when it was -40: 32:58 And an example of the ice flooding after drilling a hole: kzhead.info/sun/qdGwe7eFapOvm6M/bejne.html Get a lot of questions and some are quick to accuse me of lying about the temperature (no, I never have). Temps are regularly in the -30s here and I camp year-round...it's not a green screen, it's a wood stove. If the title says -30, that's the LOW for the trip...the temp fluctuates, of course. I made a video for the top 11 FAQs I get about winter camping: 1) If it's so cold, why can't you see your breath? kzhead.info/sun/lMOnoquNq5dul4U/bejne.html 2) If it's so cold, why is there slush on the lake? kzhead.info/sun/lMOnoquNq5dul4U/bejne.html 3) Why aren't you melting snow for water? kzhead.info/sun/lMOnoquNq5dul4U/bejne.html 4) What is the temp inside the tent? kzhead.info/sun/lMOnoquNq5dul4U/bejne.html 5) Why winter camp at all? kzhead.info/sun/lMOnoquNq5dul4U/bejne.html 6) Why aren't you wearing snowshoes? kzhead.info/sun/lMOnoquNq5dul4U/bejne.html 7) How do you poop when it's that cold? kzhead.info/sun/lMOnoquNq5dul4U/bejne.html 8) Aren't you worried about carbon monoxide from the stove? kzhead.info/sun/lMOnoquNq5dul4U/bejne.html 9) Aren't you afraid of animals attacking you? Where's your gun? kzhead.info/sun/lMOnoquNq5dul4U/bejne.html8 10) How you you power your devices? kzhead.info/sun/lMOnoquNq5dul4U/bejne.html 11) Why don't you use a floor? kzhead.info/sun/lMOnoquNq5dul4U/bejne.html Hope it helps clear some things up.
First, also its insane you would have to explain yourself like this to ignorant people, keep up the good stuff.
@@Soul-gu6ut Thanks my friend!
The people that say you're lying about the temperature don't touch grass or snow. Weird NPC's.
@@LostLakes 5:18 The word "pierogi" is already plural. You don't say pierogis.
Your a legend
You probably won't ever read this, but in chance you do I have to say this : You have no idea that you pretty much saved me in a way. I randomly came across your channel while i was searching for soothing stuff on YT to calm my spontaneous severe IBS flare ups, and for some unknow reason, your videos make me feel so much better. Your cinematic abilities, the way you talk, do things is so soothing and calming and stoic at the same time, it's contagious, as someone said " Calm is contagious " . Jon, from the bottom of my heart, and my gut (😂😂) , Thank you Man, may you take us on many more journeys. Bless you Man, bless you.
Love to hear that my friend 💚💚 Nature is good medicine!
I agree, I think that calmness by Jon and the beauty and calmness of his very many nature scenes is the appeal, and essence of his videos and promote health and wellness. Given your testimonial, he can market them, in multiple ways, as a health a supplement now!
I suffer from early crone's and arthritis, IBS is no joke. Planning on enjoying nature as much as i can, hopefully it heals!
@@alvinp3197 well, i do not recommend you go that way, but they do slow the intestine transit time which i believe may help that particular issue.
Sounds like you need to get a canoe and follow Jon's lead here... nature may be just what you need!
Good trip. Those holes in the snow you found on your walk around the lake are overnight ruffed grouse roosts/beds. They bury themselves in soft snow for its insulating properties. They usually defecate before leaving their beds. That's what you found. The impressions in the snow near the holes are made by their wings at take off.
So cool!!
That's good to know. I was assuming an owl doing some hunting. I've never seen a grouse, as we don't have them this far south, but I hope to see grouse some day while exploring more northern climes.
Mmm grouse wrapped in bacon over the fire
Yea u can see their leg tracks on the snow. Exactly what i thought.
Grouse are beautiful birds!! But I know nothing of their behavior in winter/snow. Glad I stumbled upon your comment! I love birds and all wildlife and love learning new things about animal behavior!
Can I just say that I'm grateful you pulled the extra wood off the ice? WELL done...leave no trace. Kudos
Always :) Wouldn't want a sled to run into it and just in general. Thanks Joshua!
Can hear that uniquely crunchy snow we get past -30. The different between -30 and -40 is incredibly noticeable! You’re a braver man than I!
Hi John, those holes in the snow are made by Grouse. They do that at night to stay worm. It was -38 here in Algonquin Park that night you hit -40. OMG That's damm cold.
Wow!! That's so cool thanks for this Kelly!!
@@LostLakes ...I think those large deep tracks that seem to disappear in the snow, look bipedal, not 4 legged ...maybe you're trekking in Sabe territory like big game hunter Steve Isdahl from BC: www.youtube.com/@proguide66/about or Mike Patterson in Kawartha Lakes, Ontario: www.youtube.com/@SasquatchOntario/about ?
Tenting in minus 40 Celsius, on a lake! You are an animal! The nighttime view with the chimney shooting out a vertical plume of smoke with the constellation Orion in the background was beautiful. And nothing beats the crunching sound of snow under your feet at - 40.
Bucket list experience for sure :)
Cuz he didn't. If this drama weren't so dangerous it would be hilarious that he's making bank of this fiction
Jon that shot of the tent and stars was award winning. Beautiful.
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As a fellow winter camping enthusiast bring a couple foam tiles with you next time to put under your stove. It will reduce the amount of ice that melts and pools that you have to scoop away
Dude! I just wanted to thank you for the opportunity to watch your amazing adventures in the North. I was heavily affected by your work as soon as I discovered your channel around 4 years ago. I was in a very difficult place in my life at the time. I think the most difficult in my life. Watching you exploring the wilderness in the way you do is inspiring. You approach it with such humility, and respect while showing good humour and positivity in the face of the nastiest bugs, weather, and portages the North has to offer. It gave me hope in a hopeless time in my life. It got me out there; into the wilderness again! Following in your footsteps sometimes. Sometimes finding my own way. Thank you Jon. Thank you so much. Now I am starting to post my own videos. Learning along the way. Loving it!! I still watch everything you post. I love watching you and Erin too. You're a great pair!! Thanks again! Cheers!
That means a ton Darren 💚💚💚 Nature is so therapeutic and some of us need it more than others, especially when times are dark. So glad you got out there again. Thank you so much brother!
@@LostLakes The whole process is amazing. Not just the beautiful stuff but the really difficult stuff too. I find a little suffering as a part of the trip is therapeutic somehow. Awesome!🙏🍀
The holes in the snow are where grouse stayed under the snow to escape the cold. The wing prints are where they flew away. We call them partridge where I live.
Really cool!
I love the sound that walking on snow at -25° or so makes. Just as a cup of hot cocoa listening to the wind is more soothing to sleep in than anything else I know of.
man that starry night was absolutely stunning
The still image at 6:42 is so beautiful, homey and calm. Speaking of what smells more appetising than cooking onions, id say garlic frying is a close second. Your video is a combination of some of the most pleasing things, like staying warm and cosy indoors while watching out a window where outside is raining or snowing, the cracking of wood in a campfire, the sound of hot water pouring into cocoa powder… it feels so reassuring. It’s very kind and considerate of u to handle the fish captured so gently l, and ensure it stayed in the water instead of lifting it up. ❤
Agreed about garlic :) Thank you my friend 💚
Answering the call of nature while camped on ice…enjoy the walk!
Lol yep another reason why I prefer the woods! Even for pee I went back there
Watching this from the panhandle in Florida. It was actually 35° this morning, cold for us 😉 I enjoy your videos so much!! You put a lot of hard work into them and I just wanted to say thank you ❤️ My brother passed on in 2021 and he loved to fish!! We’re originally from Colorado, so watching your videos makes me feel him around me. Sending love to you and all your viewers ❤️
I've never winter camped and at this stage don't have this desire. But, I love living vicariously through you Jon. Just being that exposed and close to death conditions is inspiring. You need plenty of trust in your gear and ability to do this sort of thing. It's crazy to think of how the native Americans, Innuits and other northern peoples survived this stuff.
Really appreciate that Tom! It blows my mind how they did it
Many Europeans lived through same conditions as well. It's not close to death, not closer than usual really. We forgot how close to it we are all the time. Living like this is about connection to nature. Life in conditions like this is very good for humans, as it drives progress immensely and promotes friendly, cooperative living.
That's just a day that ends in Y in Canada during the winter LOL. I'll stick to my house though and watch the videos and thing Yeah, if I was 30 years younger MAYBE!
Hey Jon, another great video my friend, it's nice that you had some fish action in the tent. Those holes you saw in the snow are most likely from Grouse that come off their roost and burrow under the snow in real cold weather. The temps you had would do it for sure. I have seen this many times over the years. I even had them bust out of the snow when I walked past them, that will get the heart started . lol Another great video, take care and stay safe Brother. Hi Erin
That's what I told my wife, I've seen this while Deer hunting.
Yep, grouse taking cover from cold. You can see the trace of the wings as it comes out of its hole . Saw a few coming out out of the snow in cold morning , gives you a fast beating heart for a second 😁
Super cool! Thanks Dunk!
Excellent. John coming in clutch with that outdoors adventure content. Hell yeah!
I’ve decided to convert my childhood treehouse turned tiny house into a rental space. It needs a lot of work but it’s a step towards a future life in tiny alternative living that I want to pursue. You both motivate me to continue my vanlife, tiny house, off grid way of life and maybe a spinning wheel is just the key! Keep kicking ass and motivating your pack!
Thanks a lot Sarah and chase that dream!
“It is negative 40, glad to be here” is a sentence that I don think I will ever utter.
I just got done rewatching an previous hot tent episode and imagine my surprise seeing a new one pop up! I will rewatch this one this weekend... as it was awesome of course!
Hahah right on :) Thank you!
Heck ya Jon. I was going to turn on the tv for some mindless show but now I’m going to relax in bed with this. I live vicariously through you. Keep documenting your amazing adventures.
Thanks Dan!!
Wow, really nice that the car still start ! Was almost nervous watching it haha. Also, the picture of the shelter with the stars was beautiful. Always a pleasure to watch your videos!
Hahah thank you!
Omg. That was some serious nosebleed weather JON! Absolutely beautiful and frigid. The starry night sky was great company with the ever familiar ORION keeping watch. What a star stud! This was absolutely one of my favorite Winter camping adventures of any KZheadr! Way to break a record! Love and warm wishes from rural eastern Washington state USA.
Thank you so much EA! 💚👋
I don't understand why you don't have a million subscribers. Your videos are always interesting, fun, informative, and in such beautiful places.
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True.
Thanks for taking us along for the ride..... Beautiful 👍🏼
Thanks for joining me :)
The pic of the tent white from the light inside is quite beautiful 6:35 - though the thought of how cold it is causes me to pull a blanket around me.
Another great vid, when i read the title, I thought -40 f or c, and little did i know the answer to that is "yes"!
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Beautiful winter wonderland ! Camping on ice with a wood stove , wow I never would have imagined that possible. Fishing from inside the tent how convenient . Loved the video.
Oh dang Jon!!! This was so fun to watch all snuggled up at home. Loved the shots of the tent at night on the water with starry background.
Thank you!!
Wow ❤ your voice just as much as what you say really makes me feel like a young man living through your life, this was my life when I was your age , savor every day!😊
When I was a kid I'd go ice fishing with my dad. We lived in michigan. We had.a.shanty and even tho me being a girl, I was the pal my dad wanted. You bring back some good.memories. love your videos. Thanks for sharing.
Man, even Zander would be jealous of those night shots on the first night. Very nice.
Loved the fishing inside. Great video. That still night shot with the stars was so clear and clean it almost looked photoshopped.
Hahah glad to hear that! Thanks Jason :)
If you’re going to camp overnight on a frozen lake you should place a couple of reflectors outside your tent. A snowmobile travelling at high speed won’t see your tent until it’s too late. I speak from personal experience.
Really like all the drone footage that's been added to your videos. They're getting pretty artistic!
I never liked the idea of the hot tent on the ice but the easy water and lazy fishing looked fun. You had some hefty multitasking going on with the filming, reading, sonar checking, and fishing. Looked like an amazing time.
About 10 years ago I had the pleasure to visit Canada and spend 7 days in Algonquin Park. Your videos take me back to this time. Unfortunately you cant really compare the nature in central Europe to the nature you have in Canada. Thanks for posting those amazing and inspirational videos Jon!
We're spoiled with it here :) Thanks so much!
what's the difference between Europe and Canada's forests?
@@LS-ot4hoeverything lol
Someone probably already commented about the holes in the snow but that is where partridge sleep. I'm 100% on this one .
Thanks SB! Super cool!
Next time drill a couple holes halfway through the ice near the stove. Use those to collect water making it easier to collect and remove. Also gives somewhere for other water pooling to go. You can do this in all 4 corners. It's much easier to bail water from a hole than flat ice.
As always Jon, stunning scenery and love your tent setup. No frills just a useable space, nice and simple is perfect
Great trip. Solid fishing and real convenient having water in the tent. Looking forward to next trip.
I watched a young man start reeling in a walleye when a huge pike grabbed it, the kid hauled in what he thought was 2 fish but that pike had another freshly swallowed walleye inside it when they cleaned it. He could barely contain himself... Who am I kidding, he didn't contain anything, he was doing the victory dance all night much to the chagrin of both his dad and my husband. Was a good outing.
Thanks for answering all those questions. Always wonder about powering my lights and radio. My first winter camp was a learning experience. I now sleep with my hearing aids, phone and solar radio. Since I am entering the 4th quarter of my life I believe I am going for a longer winter camp either the end of this year or the beginning of next. You and others have really educated me. So nice to be one with nature. Thanks again.
Very beautiful, the snow, the open landscape the forest and particulary the night shots. I really like the little window you put in the tent, I will try to do that in my Tentipi tent.
Just finished your absolutely stunning Lake Nipigon vid - and as it finished, saw you'd posted a new one. Guess I'm watching another! Thanks for all the amazing content.
That Nipigon video is just so good, isn’t it? Among Jon’s best. I’ve watched it many times, always see something new.
Appreciate that so much! 💚💚
lol you did a hole in the heated home. I love that you did more than one day. TY for shearing.
I do believe you found where a grouse has buried itself in the snow for protection from the cold. Another great video!
I do believe you're right! Thanks Kevin!
As I’m sat in my garden in the uk at 3am watching your video in 0 degree Celsius cold your video suddenly makes me feel like it’s summer over here with your -40 chills! Another great video to help me sleep. Thanks again :)
Hahah thank you!
Damn, that's crazy cold! Glad you're safe. Thank you for another great video. I especially loved the starscapes. So beautiful!
Thanks Andrea! :)
Wow!-40! We can relate here in Sask. Sleeping in the bush is definitely a plus for sure! -40, sunny and no wind, is very special indeed. Always enjoy your ice fishing as well. Also your drone shots of the area are really appreciated and so beautiful. Thanks so much!
Add a little wind and suddenly it's just scary lol. Thank so much Ken!
Love the outdoors in winter!! Spent today on the ice fishing with a friend !! I can relate.!!
The very first shot of the tent at night at the 6:40 mark was so beautiful. The night skies, the silence and beauty of the snow, all worthy of contented smiles. Such sights are so welcomed to all of us who will never get there and you taking us along is a blessing. Thanks Jon for your dedication to sharing your adventures❤❤
Thanks a lot Joanne! 💚💚
Enjoyed your 4 day camping trip. Especially your explanations on every aspect of your trip.
Grouse sleep under the snow because it's a good insulator. In the morning they fly off leaving a hole in the snow, with poop at the bottom. You may have noticed the tracks and marks, where the wings hit the snow.
Really cool!
Love, love, love how you show us the clear beautiful night sky!!
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Thanks for sharing your adventures with us, they're informative and so interesting!
Thanks for joining me!
It's always exciting when I see you put up a new video! Thank you for sharing your experience.
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Hi Jon. Lots to appreciate about your videos and reflections. One thing that stands out for me from this and other posts is the way you share drone footage and pair it with subtle audio. It highlights your videography skills and has an emotive quality that elevates a sense of appreciation for nature. It also makes me want to go on similar adventures! The snow situation in Manitoba as of Dec 31, 2023 is well below average. Hoping for more soon to get the xc skiing season started and maybe head out on a winter camping adventure or two:) Good health to you, Erin and family this winter and in 2024.
Greatly appreciate that! I'm about to start a trip here...barely any snow but I'm hoping I can at least travel over lakes. Happy new year!
Beautiful scenery!!! Lots of work you did preparing for this.
Man this was relaxing. I just had a really shitty couple days and I needed this. 🙏
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I camped in the boundary water in -40 x-country ski 7 miles to the lake. Didn't use a tent or a heater. When I woke up the next day the thermometer needle was buried at -45f. I just dug a little cave in a snow drift. I tried fishing but the hole would freeze over instantly. I'm not sure I'd want to do it again.
John I wanted to thank you [and that pretender Xander, yes, you are like a dad to him] for your videos. I share your joy of nature, be it a greT moose or bear or a tiny flower, insect or interesting fungi. You do a great job of sharing your experience in a thoughtful, inclusive way. You also set a great example for others to follow of how we should 'take only memories and leave behind only footprints'. Keep them coming please.
Much appreciated John! Xander's a beauty though my friend 😉
@@LostLakes I know, though we did guffaw when you and Erin put 'Xander' in the woods. The camaraderie between you is great to see. I am fortunate to share a similar relationship with a couple of long time camping buddies. It is precious to me...
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That was another beautiful video, the scenery was amazing and it was fascinating watching you camping on the ice! It’s funny how the urge to knock off icicles never leaves us! All the best from Scotland, UK
Hahah who could resist...
Breath taking in every way! Thanks for bringing us along 🤗
Thank you!
Always calming and a lot of comfort watching your videos. Ty Jon
Thanks as always Jessica!
@@LostLakes you're very welcome
Nature is indeed soothing and presented wonderfully here!
Thank you!
That was some gorgeous winter weather, despite the -40 C temps. I’m always impressed with your work ethic and dedication to nature.
Thanks as always Derek!
Man this would be really fun to try. Obviously not so extreme starting out but the idea of solo camping in some wilderness would be a lot of fun to learn
Awesome, I’ll check it out, was at my camp all weekend, cold nights Friday and Saturday this weekend. But beautiful at the same time, it was clear, full moon eve and the bush was luminous, love winter . 👌👌
You are my best subscription since my arrivial on KZhead. Thats saying alot. Thank You. Birmingham,Al
Incredibly kind of you 💚 Thank you so much!
Wonderful video, as always! I’d love to be out in a snowstorm like that. Thanks for taking us along!
Thanks for joining me Lawrence!
This was just stunning, I feel like it's been one of your best yet. The cinematography was so beautiful and serene, the wind blowing through the trees, the long exposure shots, the view of the snow falling from within the tent, the drone shots, ... Just amazing! Thank you for bringing us along for this fantastic trip.
Thank you so much Edsko!
I enjoyed this trip so much Jim! Thanks for taking us a long. I can't wait for the next adventure!
I really enjoy your storytelling and wonderful photography! Thanks for taking us along!
Thanks a lot Nealie!
Just great videos as always. Thanks for always being a form of relaxation in my life.
Also, what does the temperature stay at inside the tent in those temps?
Thanks Bryce! The inside temp ranges widely depending on how I use the dampers (on the door and flue) but it's doable to get it to 40C when it's -30C outside. But if it's -30 overnight and I'm trying to maximize the burn duration, I'll close the dampers most of the way to slow the burn. It's also much colder on the ground than in the top half of the tent, so it could easily be below freezing still in that scenario which is why I still need a good sleep system (I only run the stove all night at -20C or colder). Generally if I'm awake the indoor temp is probably 10-12C and if sleeping a bit below freezing
Hi Jon, such beautiful scenery, i agree that camping in the woods is best, well done and enjoyed..
Thanks Jim!
Pierogi is basicly dumplings. Our polish food
Thanks Jon, great video! You hit two of my favorite things of winter… the sound of snow when it’s -30 or more, and the fantastic stars included the Milky Way! The drone footage was excellent also!
Thanks so much Nicholas!
As an Australian who has only once been subjected to -30c in Ottawa, more power to you. -40c is nuts. At the same time, the idea of being in a hot tent with that wind blowing and snow hammering down outside is enticing.
Hahah it's pretty dang cosy!
Great video as always Jon! The comfort of fishing from your living room looks pretty awesome- and capturing such a gorgeous winter storm from “indoors” makes me want to try it…. Almost! 😂
Hahah thanks Billie!!
Hey Owen!!! I actually went skiing and winter camping up in the U.P. thanks to your inspiration. I utilized my -35F sleeping bag with the Extreme thermolite bag liner and was very comfy. Welcome new world!! Thanks again!
Right on!!
@@LostLakes We might make it up to Canada this summer to Quetico with our Sea Eagle TC16 for fishing day excursions with our Aliner. Could you suggest any accessuble great secluded camp areas off an excellent chain of lakes to spend a week? Even Crown Land? We did Killarney 4 years ago and got into canoeing and love it. Thanks for all you great productions!!!
John that was amazing adventure, thank you for sharing the video I love watching your videos spending in such a cold weather it is incredible take care.
So happy to have found your excellent channel!!! It still amazes me how easy you make it look!! Even though it’s ALOT of work! For some reason I find it calming to at h you and Erin chopping wood. Funny how you mentioned the temps matching! I had to google it right before you mentioned it!! Absolutely love your channel! You are excellent at this!!!
Thank you so much Brenda!!! 💚
It’s been 11 days Jon!! I’m having Jon and Erin withdrawals!! Lol stay safe!
What an adventure! Truly frigid work you do. I always enjoy your content.thank you!
Thanks so much Scott!
I really appreciate the hard work and conditions you endure to make these great videos John... living vicariously through you lol...Donald watching from Cape Breton, Nova Scotia
Thanks Donald! Love Cape Breton...been about 15 years now but it was gorgeous
It is always a big impression to see the footage The silence and peace created by the landscapes and the snow just make me feel small in this world I just wish to see these places one day myself
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Such beautiful country!
Those holes in the snow were from grouse sleeping over the cold night, which is why there was poop in the bottom, birds tend to go while they are roosting. Nice video!
Super cool! Thank you!
@@LostLakes Be careful! They are the worst animal in the boreal forest. They lie in wait until you pass them by several feet, then flush like a herd of rabid wolf/moose hybrids. It's all a ruse to cause heart failure in unsuspecting snowshoers or skiers, so they can roost under a warm body for the evening.
Is it possible for the stove to melt through the ice? Maybe if you were there for an extended amount of time? I really enjoy most of your content, you're very calculated and prepared while also appreciating the beauty of your surroundings.
I don't think so...the water it melts acts as a buffer for the heat and then it can't melt the ice. But I had some splits under and through the legs to help it float and stay level. Thanks Aaron :)
is it wrong that I really like the tree shot at 14:30 ? Congrats on -40, the international temperature. :) Thanks for taking us with you!
Thanks for joining me Jamie!
I've been winter camping with the Boy Scouts in 1974. We had a low temperature of -45° C. And that's without the windchills. Putting on the boots in the morning is the worst part.
Absolutely gorgeous shots at sunset. Beautifully done!
Well, you're a better man than I. My coldest winter trip only went down to - 32 F. That said, it was a cold camping situation for the three days were out so i was definitely chilly. Thanks for bringing us along on this adventure. Take care and until next time...be well.
Oh no you take the cake...cold camping in those temps would be way tougher!
Finally. When your using a pulk someone brings a chainsaw and it’s John one of the best KZheadrs out there. There is no need to always cut wood the old way. Way to go John. I’ve been using an electric chain saw on all my trips with an extra battery and chain. They are quiet and save so much of my energy. Now I don’t feel guilty John. I’m 72 and I need all the help I get
Lol it is really nice. But the outdoors is my gym so I like the workout of the saw too :) But yeah the lack of fumes and deafening noise with the battery-powered is sweet
I can’t imagine the confidence and skill level needed to do what you and many others like you do . I’m in awe. Thank you for sharing your experience and videos.
Thanks Rebecca :) Shortly after this trip I tore my meniscus on another trip and I hate to think what would happen if I had been solo in extreme temps...
@@LostLakes I thought about that after I saw your video and how Erin was able to physically get you to the hospital. You both are amazing and I’m so glad you received the medical care you needed! Erin’s a keeper 👍
Great trip and very enjoyable content as always! I stayed indoors this weekend for fear of dying frozen… you camped on ice.. 😅 Did you get to see the comet?
Hahah naw this was about 10 days ago so I don't think the comet was out
I love the sound very cold snow makes when walked on. We had a couple of nights at -25C in an otherwise mild winter and I could barely stand going out to the porch to get an armload of firewood. Oh to be young, strong and energetic again!
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