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Classic BWCA and camping films recommendations

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scottiebaldwin

06/24/2024 07:43PM

Please post here your recommendations for YouTube videos of the BWCA from the bygone eras. In particular the ones with vintage footage of paddling and portaging in the BWCA like this one…

Wilderness Day

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Prospector

06/24/2024 08:57PM

Bill Mason's films online at the National Film Board of Canada. Waterwalker, Song of the Paddle, Path of the Paddle.

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scottiebaldwin

06/30/2024 11:58AM

Prospector: "Bill Mason's films online at the National Film Board of Canada. Waterwalker, Song of the Paddle, Path of the Paddle."

Thank you! These are great!!

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SummerSkin

06/30/2024 04:38PM

Prospector: "Bill Mason's films online at the National Film Board of Canada. Waterwalker, Song of the Paddle, Path of the Paddle."

Just want to second this. The Bill Mason films are incredible. Waterwalker is worth a couple of watches.

"God never made an ugly landscape. All that sun shines on is beautiful, so long as it is wild." - Muir

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fadersup

06/30/2024 05:37PM

If you haven't already, you must!

Another couple of favorites.

Nahanni

Cesar's Bark Canoe

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scottiebaldwin

06/30/2024 10:43PM

fadersup: "If you haven't already, you must!

Another couple of favorites.

Nahanni

Cesar's Bark Canoe

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Oh man, these are great as well. Thank you.

Yeah, there's nothing like watching these old camping films of the BWCA and similar areas. I remember seeing a couple of these movies in elementary school in the 1970's and watching these again I can almost hear the old green Bell & Howell film projector clicking in the background!

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unshavenman