It’s snowing outside here now and all the lakes and rivers are frozen, so editing this vlog-style video was a nice change of scenery for me. It’s footage from a solo packrafting trip I did last August in Nanika-Kidprice Provincial Park, which is one of the many huge back-country parks here in British Columbia.
If you’re missing the warm weather too, give it a watch 🙂
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