🚣Canoeing is more than a hobby, it's a part of who I am
🌲The changing seasons create a sense of longing for future canoeing trips
🌊Navigating rapids requires skill and careful observation
🥾Scouting unknown terrain adds excitement and uncertainty to the journey
🛶The beauty of the Canadian wilderness is awe-inspiring and worth preserving
What equipment do you use for canoeing in the wilderness?
—I use a canoe, a dry suit, a makeshift spray deck, and various maps for navigation.
How do you stay safe while navigating rapids?
—I carefully scout the rapids, observe the water flow, and steer away from standing waves. I also wear a dry suit for added protection.
What challenges do you face on a wilderness canoeing trip?
—Challenges include unknown rapids, overgrown shorelines that make scouting difficult, and the need for careful navigation in remote areas.
What do you enjoy most about canoeing in the Canadian wilderness?
—I love the sense of adventure, the peace and solitude of nature, and the opportunity to challenge myself.
What keeps you coming back to canoeing season after season?
—The love for canoeing is a part of me. I long for the moments of bliss on the water and the opportunity to explore the beautiful Canadian wilderness.
01:00In the Canadian wilderness, every moment of a canoeing trip is precious and filled with bliss.
04:19Navigating rapids and scouting unknown terrain add excitement and challenges to the journey.
09:18Running rapids requires skill and careful observation to avoid obstacles and stay safe.
12:08The changing seasons bring a sense of longing for future canoeing trips.
15:56The lack of rocker in the boat poses challenges in navigating standing waves.
18:19Scouting rapids becomes more difficult with overgrown shorelines.
18:48Navigating blind corners requires caution and adaptability.
23:50The beauty of the Canadian wilderness is awe-inspiring and worth preserving.
