The Cremation of Sam McGee | A Poem of the Far North [iDo3wUBMT51]
"The Cremation of Sam McGee" recounts the chilling tale of two gold rushers who brave the treacherous trails and bitter cold of the Yukon winter. Written in 1907 by English-Canadian poet Robert W. Service, it remains his most celebrated work. One unforgettable winter, we made our home along the shores of Lake Laberge in Canada’s Yukon Territory. We marveled at the stark beauty of the North and stood in awe each night the aurora danced across the sky. As artists on a journey from Alaska to Argentina, our mission is to celebrate the landscapes, people, and stories of the Americas. And since poetry is among the most enduring art forms, we could not spend a winter beside Lake Laberge without paying tribute to its most famous poem. Watch the episode about our Yukon Winter: Join our patron family & support the channel! 🤝 About ART WE THERE YET 🚌🌎 Cora & Jose. Two artists on an epic journey. Alaska to Argentina in a bus turned professional art & recording studio on wheels. Creating art and music inspired by the people and landscapes of the Americas. Creating connections through community murals and songwriting workshops. Also Follow Us On: Web: IG: FB: Jose's Website: Cora's Website: The filmmaking tools we use: ✓DJI Mavic 4 Pro Drone w/ RC Pro 2: ✓Canon R5 Mirrorless Camera Body: ✓Our Primary Lens: ✓Rode NTG Shotgun Mic: ✓DJI Action 5 Camera: ✓Adobe Creative Cloud: ✓MUSIC: Our full gear list: #aurora #poetry #northernlights