the The ice looks alright, but there is open water so he's got to be careful. The pole is the sled from running into you and because when they're crossed like this it gets underneath and once you have your hips done up and everything by moving, shifting your hips like this you can control your sled gums. Come on, we got this. Without cold it was the GoPro batteries were dying very quickly which was making it tough to film. Dave made us a quick fire for lunch as we regrouped and looked at the maps. At this point we've been skating for about an hour with three lakes in and the ice is being perfect. Where the lakes connect there's open water but other than that there's at least six inches of ice. That's two o'clock now. You said how long did you take? You said two hours you should have kept that up? Yeah, yeah, the one chopped everything. Half an hour and a half if we go fast. Probably our best incentive to go across the lake on the front side. Yeah, probably we want to be at about eight or eight hours though. We are on the final lake. We're just looking for a campsite now. The lakes have been amazing to skate. They've been relatively zamboni flat. We're going to set up this general area and because there's not a lot of snow depth right now it will allow this really flat area right here to put the stove on. There's lots of snow. You can just make it work and you pat it down and you can kind of make put the stove anywhere. It doesn't really matter so much. But when you don't have tons of snow you need it to be really flat because it'll want it to wobble around here. You have a box of fire inside if you can. You don't want to mess around with it. We're going to make the priority having a flat place for the stove to go and then after that we can make good over here. We're going to have a whole pile of bows. We're going to make good foot of bows in the back of the tent here to insulate us over top of all the snow back here. And then we'll put our thermorescene sleeping bags on top of that. It should work out pretty well. It's going to go to the spot where we have a beautiful view down the lake. It's time to get a set in the west where you get a full sun trying to be used. So I'm making a mattress here as spruce bags. And the idea is to take them and then flip them over so the snow sheds off them when we move in and out of the tent here. And weaving them together to make a mattress. We're going to make as thick as possible so that we have as much insulation above the snow. So you can't because who wants to be cold when you don't have to be. After finishing the camp shores we headed out on the ice for a sunset skate. What do you think the temperatures are this morning? It's easily minus 8 minus 10. With no wind. No wind at all. My hands are freezing. I guess what was all this houses we could go by then. So those russians lake you guys are trying to get to. Yeah. So we're just packing up camp here and we're going to do a look exploring on the surrounding lakes. The wind's picked up a bit and we have this dusting over the water so it should conditionally be pretty nice. What's the don't want to find an audit? What the grass? Like maybe 30-40 pounds like there are big animals. Really clever animals. They're really inquisitive and they'll come up and check there. They'll whistle and bark at you and sway them and dive. But they just genuinely come out here and have fun. They'll go up the top of the hill and slide down for no other reason than to have fun. You