I just love to spend my time in nature and outdoors. Most of my videos are filmed on my hiking trips. I'm also a professional content creator and working at Scandinavian Outdoors. WWW.Hutkai.fi - Photographs and Blog.
I am stunned! I spend as much time as I can in Canada doing much the same as you during the four seasons. I have, however, used a canoe predominantly but pack rafting has caught my imagination. As as beginning to make RU-vid videos. Two questions for you: One, who is the artist singing?! It’s incredible and I can’t find it anywhere. I really want to support that guy and his music! Two, on a trip like this do you think you would prefer the wolverine or the gnarwhal? I’m having a really hard time deciding between the two. Thank you so much and many happy journeys ahead!!
Thanks man. I can't remember the, I can check it someday if I can find that video from Premiere. Both packrafts are good choices. If you like to do nice eddie turns, then Wolverine. If you just smash down rapids, then Gnarwhal.
I used the old Alpacka Spray skirt system, what was with zippers and velcros, but not the new one. I think it is good if you are careful and you paddle lakes. But if you do whitewater, I would take self bailer or the ww deck.
I just watched your video on fire starting and was wondering how you made coffee without a filter or expresso pot. So just rougher ground and wait for these to settle before drinking!
Huomenta! Great watching your video. Reminded me of last summer when I was near Jyväskylä. I was really interested in the wood feathering technique as I've always found using paper overly smokey when starting fires. I look forward to trying this next time. Greetings from Australia!
Hi Caj, how does it feel to paddle the wolverine full day? I had a touring kayak before for lake paddling but I am looking to get a wolverine as I want to move to rivers class 1-3 now. Not sure if having my knees bent all day is confortable, on the kayak I could just strech my legs inside but for what I saw there isn't too much space inside the wolverine. I was looking to get the size medium because it has 112cm interior length and my sit length is 104cm so I would have 8cm of extra space to strech my legs.
It is fine to paddle whole day. You should choose the size from the size chart. You can size up for more "comfortable", but I would do it only, if you are between the sizes.
Love the video! Any chance you could do a version showing them rolled up? I'm super curious what the difference in size is when they are packed up? Especially the gnarwall vs the wolverine vs expedition?
With those tree the difference with rolls is so small, that you can't really see it. But you can see the difference with 420D and 210D, 420D is a little bit more difficult to roll tightly.
@@caide Good to hear👍 Nothing irritates and slows you down like a dull chain.. and it also puts a strain on the saw. I broke three chains at work this week. When there are nails, iron wire and all other metal in the trees, the chains are gone😤
Excellent video with beautiful views of the Finnish archipelago. I've only paddled in the Helsinki and Inkoo archipelagi so far (and on Lohjanjärvi) but definitely hope to revisit and explore more in coming years. This video inspires for sure!
Hey. First time in Ivalo 1987, then about twenty times, usually May or early June. High water anyway. I'm now an older guy and are going to stop this activity, bicycling in the forest is the next one. But The wish I hope, and I have a promise from Maanmittaushallitus Ylä-Lapin osasto that this is ok. To shrink my ashes into Ivalojoki, Saarnaköngäs when I die. My daughter and some friends are willing to do this.
is it okay if crossover is mounted right besides the woofer? wont inductors magnetic field interfere with the membrane? asking since this whole hifi universe is not my world....another question...could i mount the crossover at the bottom of the speaker? i would assume it does not matter where you put it
nice video mate. I like that you used matches. That being said I personally would have used flint and steel, simply because it is my favourite method of lighting fires.
You are so sympathic … I like your Tutorials very much… Hoping that you don ´t feel ashamed as I was told that Finns can ´t handle compliments… or at least aren ´t used to deal with it… :-) Looking forward to watching your next Videos … :-). Greetings from Germany from an Austrian Lady :-)
I think the design is originally from Sweden and these are from the first factories we had in Nordics. Collateral axe can take more beating and in my opinion is much better than the new Swedish design you can find now for example in Gränfors bruk axes. They have a lot different axes for different purpose: woodworking, splitting, felling and so on... You can find Billnäs catalog from 1928 here and see the different models and other tools too: digi.kansalliskirjasto.fi/pienpainate/binding/338807?page=1
Kelpo video. Tästä näki jonkin verran maisemia ja olosuhteita Ivalon latvoilla. Siellä haluaisin vielä joskus käydä. Mitään kulkuneuvoa en kyllä lähden sinne raahaamaan.
