Thank you.

Thanks yo.

Thank you.

Haha, thanks mate. You gotta find the humour in life its the only way to get through. Ya the poop coffee was interesting and the civet is a nocturnal creature hence it being tired. Not sure thats any better for it. What a life though sleep all day poop coffee all night. Take care Mark.

@@AdventuresThings Yeah, 'always see the bright side of life....' I reckon that civet needed some coffee. Ha ha!

Haha, ya he sure did. A bit of its own medicine. Haha

Hello Kathy, thank you. Hope you are doing well?

Thank you, I couldn’t agree more.

Thank you, it is a wonderful place for a hike.

That critter is called a Civet I believe. It is probably the exact reason you think. That there critter eats the coffee fruit and poops out the seed/bean and then they roast the shit out of it and make coffee.

@AdventuresThings you are a brave man. I can't say my passion for coffee would drive me to try that coffee. I prefer to be the one who digests my coffee personally. Predigested food is not an option.

@ haha, it was a bit weird but I had to try it. It wasnt as poopy as I thought.

@AdventuresThings any poop is poop. Not food.

@ well now you tell me lol

Thank you, yes introducing non native species is like that indeed. Look what happened when the British introduced themselves to India or parts of Africa or North America or anywhere outside of Britain for that matter. Lol

Thank you very much. I wish I had someone teaching me science stuff when I was a young lad.

Thanks buddy, when I am back I might try a couple more of this style of video

@@KrishnenduKes thanks buddy.

Haha, bunch of yahoos in Waupoos.

That must have been cool to be able to explore the old hotel. Was the pool still there when you went through it?

@@AdventuresThings it was filled in with the concrete edge visible, the dancehall concrete pad is still there to this day. We flew kites there alot in the fields right across from the hotel, and yup we got kicked out of there too by MNR

@@amackay9438 I saw that dance floor. I bet flying kites in the field was pretty great, lots of wind coming off that lake there.

They are the greatest of all the lakes. Ya love those rocky things too. I think they are some sort of shield

Hahaha, why thank you sir. Ya I am pretty good at going the wrong way I tell ya. The sandbanks is a pretty cool unique place.

@@alex-internetlubber there are a couple beaches but I dont remember an overpass

You are great

Tis a gorgeous town. Ifs even better when people arent crashing into each other. Lol

@@AdventuresThings 😃😃

Ya it is definitely become a bedroom community for Torontonians for sure. It has changed the culture and quaintness of the place and made said bedrooms expensive. I will drive after sunset lol. Thank you and hope you enjoy your tours around the county its a beautiful place.

It is pretty amazing, its where I grew up. It has changed a lot some for the better in my opinion and some not so much. The town hill is still the same though.

@@AdventuresThings Hey, great to see your home town Mike. I bet you were like us in the town and the country. Nice to know some things stay the same.

I too like the countryside. It is a very beautiful place

@@xxPYROxxJONESxx that is very true. I reckon we just need to be more careful with the intro of species.

Grey = lame

Differences is Britain has no nature worth saving

All our houses are glass and everyone is throwing stones. Due to the fact that Britian spawned America (lol), there ARE more invasive species that have been brought to the U.S. than the vice-versa, typically by well meaning people who wanted food, lumber, pest control, and the like. Conservation and advocating for it is complicated, but whataboutisms, as you did, doesn't help. Unfortunately a lot of European wilderness has been lost to the sheer consumption of the previous centuries and current policy ongoings - not to mention is overall more delicate due to being insular. TDLR: Invasives are a human problem - not an "us vs them" problem. You'd think the billions of dollars we lose on trying to manage them would be an equalizer for us. Pointing out where they came from does not make blame. As the video creator says in the description: "The real problem isn't Europeans its selfish people who only think about what is good for them and not the consequences of their action to fulfill that selfishness."

@@jameslancefield9810 so people shouldnt introduce non native species regardless of what kind of crazy house you live in.

Sorry for your loss

@@AdventuresThings Lol did you delete my comment???

@@Captaraknospider damn government. Now we will be taxed on it.

@@KrishnenduKes ya its a good idea to have bans. Problem is people will figure out ways to sneak them into places they dont belong.

@@AdventuresThings True!

@@kathywrightjohnson6804 I would love to see the prairie dogs they look so adorable. I bet the lizards in NM were pretty neat. I want to do a road trip through there. How have you been doing?

@@AdventuresThings I'm doing well. Maggie keeps me busy but it's nice she's back in school. The twins that moved in behind us invited her to go to their dance class. Well a week later daddy decided to pay for her to go to classes also. So now she is a dancer! (So not my thing) Class is Mondays and Tuesdays they have a free class. Last week I had to take her on Tuesday. There was a strange man there (grandfather) that was far too talkative and I got to hear all about the death of his wife and all of her disabilities. There was another grandmother there with a second set of twins in the class. We talked about her twins and it turns out they are actually triplets. They have a brother. He doesn't dance. I think he is fine letting his sisters do their dancing and he will do sports. I gave my cat Curly Sue a handful of catnip and stuffed some in a toy of hers. I look down and she is super doped up! Poor girl. What a life. I liked the horny toads in NM because of their spiky bodies. But the ones with the blue tails were pretty. Have a great week.

@@karrskarr haha, thank you. Its always the inlaws.

Hey thanks Mark much appreciated. Cant wait to see the adventures you get on over in Irishland. Take care over yonder.

@@AdventuresThings A pleasure Mike. I will be over there and when I make it it'll be good.

Its from Deadpool and wolverine.

Haha, that spider cockiness will get you nowhere.

I didnt kill anything out there I just went with a local. I will be sure to share your message.

@@annebeaudoin2002 thank you very much, I am glad you enjoyed it. I appreciate your comment.

One of us knew about it.

My van?

Ya the celt pub was amazing, that whole area there was wicked sweet.

Ya its the actual name.

@@jasonwidegren3211 excellent I am glad to hear it. Thank you very much

It was some great wild out back for sure, loved the hike. I would love to put my head down in those cabins, however they are for the people that maintain the trail. You actually have to book them. It was nice making it out alive thats for sure

@@AdventuresThings Good to hear of the hike Mike and the cabins.

I am not sure, it was pretty fast and the name would indicate yes. It was called the dart. To be honest I am jot too sure, I feel it could have gone faster lol.

Just looked it up, it is not high speed. And DART stands for Dublin Area Rapid Transit. It was rapid not high speed.

@@AdventuresThings So it is transit. Yes, in Europe, even transit systems are pretty fast. Looks cool here. Thanks for your reply.

It was lots of fun, thank you for joining

Haha, pub a dub dub.

@@kathywrightjohnson6804 haha, sounds like quite the summer full of kids, back to school soon though. Hope your summer has been good.

@@simpleredstone-pt9uz thank you

@@cada1para1 thank you very much. The camera work was done by myself. I appreciate your comment though.

Thank you, well we thought the restaurant was a lot closer than it was. Baby bell and Hornby bars did the trick.

@@flaviofreitas8827 neat

@@vs123 I too like nature.