Welcome to Michael and us. I'm Will Sloan here, as usual with...

Luke Savage, it's good to be back.

So you were in Canada's beautiful Algonquin Park for how many days?

It was five days, four nights, but five days, like including the day I went into the park

and the day I came out, which were both also very full days and we went a really long way coming in and out.

So yeah, pretty amazing.

I've definitely never done anything like that before.

It's both exhausting and exhilarating.

You don't really get tired, even though you're kind of like sleeping.

I mean, it's camping, so you're just like sleeping.

There's like a, you know, a camp mat between you and the ground inside your tent. And I mean, there is truly an emptiness and a silence in there that I don't

think I've ever experienced before. Like once you get out of kind of the main, you know, there are

different ways. Algonquin Park is huge and, you know, it was amazing like looking at the map

after I came out kind of knowing a little bit more about the

northwest corner of it, which is where I was. It feels so big when you're in there, like just the part

you're in. And you look and your pinky finger just like covers like a tiny little sliver of the

park. Like you'd have to go in, you know, 50 or 60 times to actually see the whole park. But once you

get outside of kind of like the initial

lake where, you know, there tend to be more people camping because it's close by. Like you just

barely see anybody. The very last night, my friend and I, I guess on our, on our fourth day,

we did this really difficult portage over two kilometers into something called Lorne Lake,

which was a smaller lake than any of the other ones we'd been to.

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