Labrador Coast/Korok River Trip, 1995

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Another canoe trip video that I digitized and edited from Dick Irwin’s Hi8 tapes.
In 1995 we paddled up the Labrador Coast for about 300 miles and went into Nachvak Fiord in the heart of the Torngat Mountains and then up the Palmer River and down the Korok River to Ungava Bay and the village of Kangiqsualujjuaq. We took 6 weeks to complete the trip which included several days off for hiking and bad weather.
You can see a slide show of the trip www.alstirt.com/labrador-coas...
Visit www.alstirt.com/canoeing for slide shows and videos of several other canoe trips in the Quebec and Labrador watersheds.

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Комментарии : 24

@CanadaGTA Месяц назад

Again, fantastic seeing older trip videos like this. Thank you for the work you've done.

@dubathonic Месяц назад

Really inspiring. Videos like this are such a great resource for dreaming & planning. Thanks so much for posting it!

@maximbudnick Месяц назад

Amazing, thanks for sharing! What an incredible journey!

@michaellewis7113 14 дней назад

Please upload more these are absolutely phenomenal

@jpsuperstar Месяц назад

Incredible document, solid solid trip!!

@raymondcava4669 Месяц назад

Love watching these older trip videos.

@brianrobinson1975 Месяц назад

really enjoyed all your videos

@Martin_G Месяц назад

This is wonderful!

@jimwalsh7763 26 дней назад

What a fantastic trip, thanks for sharing

@LostLakes Месяц назад

Wonderful and unique! Thanks for sharing

@Evan_Le5 9 дней назад

Funny to see you in the comments Jon I’m curious how you came across this video?

@LostLakes 9 дней назад

@@Evan_Le5same reason you found yourself here Evan...I live and breathe paddling. But more specifically I think someone posted it on CCR :)

@Evan_Le5 8 дней назад

@@LostLakes haha that’s awesome! I’m headed up to the koroc at the end of the month so this was really cool to see what it’ll look like

@julianlukasik310 Месяц назад

Amazing!

@Evan_Le5 9 дней назад

Wow thank you for posting this! I’m planning on paddling the koroc river and the Andre grenier at the end of this month. I would love to pick your brain if you have any information such as what time of year this was. Looks incredible!

@vtal1 8 дней назад

We started from Nain in early July, finished at Kangiqsualujjuaq in mid August.

@Evan_Le5 8 дней назад

@@vtal1 oh wow the flow was still very high for that time of year! Thank you for the info Alan. Did you guys have a firearm with you or notice any polar bears?

@vtal1 8 дней назад

@@Evan_Le5 We did not carry firearms. We didn't see polar bears but friends who visited Ramah Bay did. There are more polar bears around now because of less ice.

@Evan_Le5 8 дней назад

@@vtal1 okay thank you very much for the reply! I’m a bit nervous about the bears. Your video is fantastic I’m very excited to get up there

@marcdaigle1163 27 дней назад

Hi Alan,... I enjoyed this... Can you please tell me, what camcorder was used to make this, in 1995 ?

@vtal1 25 дней назад

I'll check with Dick, who did the filming, to see if he remembers.

@marcdaigle1163 25 дней назад

@@vtal1 I like old camcorders,...the vintage quality. I just love his excellent filming, during your adventures. He did such a great job. It was a treat to watch the filmography ... By the way, I watched all your canoe videos.. That was very impressive. I was curious what he used, as a camcorder ?

@vtal1 24 дня назад

I just heard from Dick Irwin, who did the filming. I ws wrong about it being VHS. It is a Sony Model No. CCD-TR101. The tapes are video Hi8 not VHS.

@marcdaigle1163 24 дня назад

@@vtal1 Thank you so much,... I appreciate this...🙂