5 Incredible Days in Montreal | French Lessons | Expo 67 | Biosphere

[@flatearthastronaut]

Old Montreal is such a beautiful city. I truly love walking there. :)

[@CodenameCalCarver]

Our neighbors to the north have some amazing locations. Thank you

[@love4travelTV]

Yeps! Cool places for sure.

[@RosalieFasci]

This makes me want to go there.

[@love4travelTV]

You should! The old world architecture is worth a stroll through the streets.

[@CodenameCalCarver]

Glad you are safe. Was looking sketchy near my secluded woodland cabin last night as well, thankful for the bunker.

[@love4travelTV]

We always seem to find a tornado or hurricane somewhere lol

[@CodenameCalCarver]

@@love4travelTV lol, storm chasing, or storms ARE chasing you?

[@justramblinaround]

Hey guys great opening grabbed our attention right away and very entertaining and funny!! Loved you learning french and when yiu walked into hotel Bonjour!! Cracked me up it looked like something we would do!! Laughed so much!! Great job filming, editing and giving us a tour. That was quite a good ending too. Quite a storm. Great video!! Sure hope we see u one day Just Ramblin Around!!

[@love4travelTV]

Thanks so much for watching and telling us the parts you enjoyed. Like you two, we’re just having fun living our best life! 💫

[@TheRoadSMITHS]

Hey Ron and Jodi...we just met Mike and Deb today. We are at the same Campground in Texas....

[@love4travelTV]

Small world!

[@rventures1021]

Looks like a fun adventure!! Such a beautiful city!! Thanks for sharing!! See you on your next adventure!!

[@love4travelTV]

Thank you so much! It was a fun city, especially Old Town and the bike paths across to the islands

[@rogerbelanger6712]

Biophere was the US pavillon it had an acrylic cover which caugh fire and destroyed, it is now the only north america environment museum

[@love4travelTV]

Wow! That must've been huge. I couldn't imagine how terrifying that would've been. It is such a large structure.

[@danieldurocher9279]

In 1967 La Biosphère was the U.S.A. pavillon

[@love4travelTV]

It was so exciting to see it in person. We can’t wait to see what they do with the rest of the property.

[@ThinBlueLaneRVLife]

Wow this was such a cool place, thanks for sharing. New subscriber and friend bringing support to the channel. The festival and Ferris wheel looked super fun. #thinbluelanervlife

[@love4travelTV]

It was totally super fun. The festival was closed one day due to tornado warnings, but the next day it was open and a blast. Thank you so much for your support. We will definitely return the ❤️🥰

[@sylvainb2366]

We pronounce Bourjwa (Bourgeois) in French, no s at the end.

[@love4travelTV]

Thanks for pointing that out. We just went to a Native American archeological site that someone misspelled the word meaning 'crooked water' years ago, as Tuzigoot, instead of ˈtü-zi-ˌhwüt.

[@jeanbolduc5818]

i am from Montreal and everybody speaks both official languages of Canada , french and english ,and sometimes 3 or 4 international languages ... Ontario people are jealous of Quebec because we do speak the 2 official languages of Canada and people in Ontario do not .... Montreal used to be the Capital of Canada but english speaking canadians ( like you have met) burnt down the parliament in Montreal because of the french power in Canada .... French discover Canada in the year 1534 and the british came in 1759 trying to assimate us and genocide the french Canadians.

[@love4travelTV]

Thank you for that we love learning more about every culture we see. ❤️

[@cherylsemrau7100]

Always research before you travel. Learning a language is not silliness.

[@love4travelTV]

Hi Cheryl, thanks for the feedback. I can see how you got that impression. We felt silly since we didn’t do the research, couldn’t grasp the language in a couple hours. We were poking fun at ourselves. Good point though.