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I dislocated my spine watchin this!

Yeah I don't do that

Super Timelapse!!!

Which river is that?

Junk review…

Great stuff Luc! Really appreciate your work presenting folks expertise and knowledge!

So creepy

Thank you for sharing, excellent video!

not so bad ice!

Skilak lake? Is it still dangerous around the pressure ridges later in winter when the ice is 2 ft thick?

I use to live on tok cut off road. Gakona

Awesome talk! Thanks so much for publishing this Luc!

Luc and Will is a conversation I’ve wanted to hear for years thank you both !

Excellent conversation, particularly about the cognitive traps that we set for ourselves. It’s amazing how poor decision making in the backcountry mirrors that in other arenas like healthcare. Years ago I read an article by a ski guide who would debrief with her clients at the end of the day with this question: How did we die today? It was her way of forcing the group to confront all their decisions during the course of the day and how any one of them ( or combinations of decisions) could have been fatal.

wow!

I have received similar training in the past, probably distilled from the same organization. This is a great reminder. I’m working through the 1 year anniversary of a traumatic event at work, so this is good timing. I peculiarly like the color test. Big thanks to the teacher.

Luc, I appreciate your information very much and you easily make the point about risk and consequence. However I must be honest, it really troubles me that most of the skaters in your videos are not wearing helmets. You also suggest here that so-called sandwich ice, with a layer of ice on top of a layer of water with more solid ice under the water, is not consequential. Several skaters face-planted in sandwich ice here on the East Coast this winter and were quite hurt (ie facial lacerations, gruesome photos available). They could have been much more hurt had they not been wearing helmets (eg brain trauma). You and your peers are in a position to be important role models for this critical safety step and I hope you will do so. Thanks for considering. Jo

want to point out that one of the reasons that the scary zone is scary is because both severe consequences and rare events are _really hard_ to calculate, so you can be off on both frequency and severity by a couple orders of magnitude in either direction

What time of year did you make the trip?

This is such a fantastic delivery of education. Thanks again, Luc! ~Cyle

thanks

That’s where I live! Come raft the Tanalian river sometime!

I have lived in warm places my whole life and learning about this is so interesting!

Omg😮

Traverse from Vancouver to Skagway! That's the most ambitious trip I can imagine. What a wild stretch of country. Amazing!

Don't like it, if the ice breaks the currents could suck you under, you'll be found in the spring at the other end.

Is it safe?

Hey Luc, do you remember whether the woodstove at the Nurse cabin has a flattop for cooking on (for a pan to set on top)?

Good way to die in my state lol No thanks….

WOW!! Incredible!!

Nice Look Like Alaska

Beautiful images..... would have liked them even more with nature's own sounds.

Hi Luc, I love your videos, thank you very much! While I appreciate your music selections, are there also versions available containing the original soundtrack only?

Love the adventure! McGrath is on my short list.

Nice one. Do you use the HMG Porter 85 backpack?

Супер классно❤❤❤❤

No way ever ever in my life it's a lake not a ice Kating ring. No way 😮

Beautiful at the same time SCARY 😮😮😮

So very cool to be able to see the lakes bottom as you skate across the frozen water, just incredible!

Nice video if you mute the sound. Thumbs up.

beautiful landscape! how lucky to get to skate in such a gorgeous place, thank you for sharing!

cool mtns and marshes and ice

Cool

I’ve only skated little ponds,this would be a dream come true

That looked like an amazing trip! Nice work! :)

POV: that one monster under the ocean: *I have sensed a disturbance in the force*

So cool ! Ty for the video :)

When my job is to learn how to skate through Alaska…

How do they know its safe? Theyre screwed if they fall through

I would love to do that