Thanks!

Guess we deciphered the All Trails map wrong....thanks for the into!

We were using the All Trails App, and Wes had downloaded the map at home for this particular trail. On the trail he didn't need internet because we were using GPS to track our position on the maps that were previously downloaded. Sometimes it's hard to follow the map and we went the wrong way at one point, but managed to get back on track. I hope this makes sense. Thanks for watching!

Yes, but the rest of the world didn't know it existed. My statement was made from the Eurocentric point of view.

@TaterTrails first of all let me go in your car and when you get there and I tell you I just discovered it how would you feel

It really is! Thanks for watching :)

You're very welcome! Thanks for watching! :)

Thank you :)

So very glad to hear that, and I appreciate your comment very much. Thank you watching!🤗

Thanks for sharing the inside of the chapel of Christ, that was the first that I had a view of the inside .. nice job

@@franciscoluyando2143 You're very welcome :) Thanks for watching.

Thank you!☺

Nice, thank you for sharing!

Thank you :)

Wow, that's a scary section! 😯I appreciate you sharing this, and I'm so glad you lived to tell about it!😌

Thank you! Glad to hear you're going to do this hike! The Park Rangers told us to stay in the water the whole way, but we found that impossible with large boulders and things blocking the way. We decided to try to keep our feet dry as best we could and we had water shoes along if needed. We never used them. There's a trail on either side of the stream, but each time it seemed to dead-end we crossed the water to the other side. We stepped on rocks to cross and we crossed back and forth many times, but we never got our boots submerged. We were able to stay dry for the most part. For the big waterfall, the path continues on to the right of it. At that point, it's not much further to the beautiful Subway! You're lucky, it's probably still warm enough to swim in it! It was too cold when we were there. Hope you have a wonderful hike! Thank you so much for watching and commenting!

We appreciate your sweet comment. Most of the activities we did there were free. However, there is an entry fee to get into Waterton Lakes N.P, but I don't remember how much it was. We paid $45 for the canoe ride on Cameron Lake, and there may have been a small entry fee or parking fee at Red Rock Canyon. Walking around the Peace Park, Cameron Falls, Bear's Hump, and the Prince of Wales Hotel were all free. We didn't stay at the Prince of Wales Hotel, but you can still go inside, eat, shop, and check out the views in the back with no fees, other than what you purchase like food and souvenirs. Hope this helps.😀

@@TaterTrails You addressed all my questions perfectly! I can’t wait to see more amazing vlogs from you. ❤️

@@Mataktibum Glad to hear! Thank you so much for watching!

No parking for Logan pass all day 🤣

Thank you! Yes, parking can be difficult there. I guess we got lucky in the late afternoon with people leaving. I hope you got to see other amazing places in the park during your time there! Appreciate the comment!

Yes, God does amazing work! Thank you for watching!

Yes it is! Hope you had an amazing time there!

It absolutely is! Thank you for watching! :)

Yes, this was early July. Thank you!

Thank you! We completely understand your predicament because we've been there too. There is SO much to see in Iceland! I recommend getting Rick Steve's guidebook for Iceland. Then, you'll just have to make hard decisions. You won't be able to see it all in 9 days. We have been twice and there are still wonderful things we missed. My favorite places were Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon and Diamond Beach. I have a video on it. But truly, anything you choose will be great. The whole island is amazing! Good luck in your planning, and let me know if I can be of further help. And, I hope you have an incredible trip!

Wow, what an amazing thing you got to witness! Thank you for sharing this. That is so special!

Correct, and we applied almost every month (for a slot that's 4 months later each time), and it took us 7 years to actually get a permit. Pretty crazy!

Fair comment, there are many kind non-Christians as well. I was just speculating that as a possible reason, not that it was definite. We actually have traveled a lot....we've been to all 7 continents, and almost 60 countries. I know it is different for you and others, but for us, truly the kindest and most welcoming people we have ever encountered were the people of Fiji. Thank you. Peace and grace.

@@TaterTrails You are right that Fijians are exceptionally kind and welcoming. They are also proud of their Christian faith which is something I respect. We spend a lot of time in neighbouring Vanuatu where the people are similarly kind.

@@budawang77 I'm glad we can agree on that.😄 I'm not familiar with Vanuatu, but it sounds like a lovely place with lovely people, and you are blessed to get to visit so often!

It is hard to say because this was a layover stop on the way to another destination. If you go to FijiAirways.com, they have packages of air and lodging that are much cheaper than other airlines. That is what we did.

Thank you for the sweet comment! I appreciate it so much!❤

Thank you! Blessings!

That sounds amazing! We would have loved to at least hike down to the lake, but that part of the trail was closed due to a lot of bear activity. Hopefully, we can get back there sometime and do more. With 35 years of experience in Glacier NP, very few, if any would know this place better than you do. I appreciate the time you took to share all of these great options with us (and our viewers). Thank you, and blessings to you!

Thank you for your kindness! Appreciate the support! :)

You’re very welcome! We absolutely loved Fiji and the Fijian people! May God bless you and your family as well!🩷

Ha Ha, Yes!!! 🤣🤣

It's pretty amazing, isn't it? Thanks!

Thank you, I appreciate hearing this so much. And, you are very welcome!😀

I totally agree!!!

It’s very beautiful indeed!😀

Thank you! We truly loved it there!

We went in April. June sounds like a nice time to do the Subway hike. You may be able to take a dip in the water and see the waterfall in the back. It was too cold when we were there. Wishing you the best!

This place is truly special. Getting the permit is difficult though, but I hope you get the chance to see it!

I hope you get the chance to do it!😀

You're very welcome. The end of May is a great time to go.... maybe you can take a dip and see the waterfall. I'm glad the video was helpful. Thank you for the sweet comments. Enjoy the Subway!

@@TaterTrails Thank you very much! We will have to see what the water temp is like when we get there.

@@juliedo5243 Wishing you the best!

@@TaterTrails Thank you :)

@@juliedo5243 You're Welcome ❤

You're welcome!❤

You never know what you’re going to get in Iceland when it comes to the weather. Glad you got to visit this beautiful mountain!

That is why we keep going back! You really must see this incredible place!

Yes, the history is fascinating. I'm not sure what kind of tree that was, but I agree it's really beautiful!

Thank you! I really appreciate your kindness very much!❤

Appreciate the stats!

Thanks for the stats! Looks like the crime rate in Buenos Aires is 74.8 verses 53.9 for New York City (crime index). Mogadishu, Somalia is 79.4.

@@TaterTrails link of this index?

@@Sinergy42 Here is the link: www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=buenos+aires+crime+rate+per+100%2C000#ip=1 Click on the down arrow where it says "What is the crime rate in Buenos Aires".

Thanks! I forgot to mention the name of the river we crossed.