Our friends Jason and Kate took this amusing video of two Pine Martens tussling on their deck outside Ely, MN. Like they asked on their blog, can you watch closely enough to see which one starts in the planter and which one ends up there?
Two videos shot in the Boundary Waters in late September captured the eye of many last week. Filmmaker Alex Horner spent a weekend filming in the BWCAW with his dad and uncle and then worked with his dad when they got back on the music.
It’s like falling asleep and dreaming of canoe country heaven. I love the first rays of morning sunlight hitting the bright yellow birches. And I like pretty much everything else in both videos, too.
I’m pretty sure that when I tweeted the link to part two via my work Twitter account, it ended up making MPR’s News Cut blog:
When I first moved to Minnesota many years ago, an executive (who no longer works in Minnesota) pulled me aside and said, “these people… all they care about is getting through the workweek and getting to their cabin.” He wasn’t from here; he was from New York, where people go to work for entirely different reasons.
At the time I thought — but didn’t say — “so? What’s wrong with that?”
4 replies on “Boundary Waters caught on film”
Wow! Thanks for the videos of the Boundary Waters. It gives me an appreciation of the Outward Bound course my daughter did there this past summer.
Harvey – If you’re lucky, maybe your daughter will take you on a BWCA trip someday. Did she have a good time?
She said it was “amazing.” I’m hoping to take a trip within the next couple of years.
You’ll be glad if you do. Take care.