A French Girl in the US: First Time Eating at IHOP, Exploring the REAL America, Hiking, Rein's Deli

[@davidsartin5708]

Amazing video. Thank you so much for taking use all along in your adventures. Be safe and as always, Have fun... 🤠 🤔By the way, I have to ask, How much wait have you gained in all of your travels? All of the foods you have been putting away look really good. 😋😋😁

[@FrenchTasticExplorations]

Haha, none! I get this question a lot. Actually, I'm usually down one or two kilograms when I come back from the US (stress probably) and they're quickly gained back with Mommatastic's food 😇) When in the US, I keep the same weight as I balance my meals. I don't show everything that I eat on videos, the ones that appear are usually not that healthy and they don't represent the majority of my meals. I also walk a lot during my travels and try to work out whenever possible. The goal is to stay healthy to explore as much as possible 😁

[@brianczuhai8909]

I was thinking that too. You’ve gotten quite “Americanized” with the yummy food items we eat. The only thing that hasn’t been Americanized is developing that… American Tummy! Some places you don’t need to look too far for examples.

[@davidsartin5708]

@@FrenchTasticExplorations Yes, that makes sense. While I was traveling the world I stayed so stressed that I lost weight and could not gain. LOL 🤠

[@jimini1976]

Healthy active people rarely gain weight.

[@Mountain_Mutt]

Lovely video Marie. Glad you’re getting to see so much of the countryside here.

[@carolmartin4413]

Sweet...another lovely state in a vast land of many lovely states. As Ben Franklin said...let's hope we keep them. 😊

[@Groovy-z3x]

I want to see more videos with the Camaro! That blue 1969 Chevy Nova looked gorgeous! 😍

[@Marcus-p5i5s]

The International House of Pancakes (now IHOP) was my favorite place to eat when I was a child. SO good!

[@dougfisher1266]

I always want to say so many things after your videos! They are so good. You get the best camera shots, in interesting places and edit it all so beautifully. Thank You.🥞

[@Blaydedge]

Your taste in travel options and locations makes you a superb videographer. It may not be your prime objective, but I wonder if you realize how tremendous a service your adventures provide. All the wonder you've experienced, the memories you've made and recorded, the monumental joy you've shared, cannot be calculated. You've shown the people of the world, even the people of their own country, so much of what they may never be able to see themselves. I hope you know the extraordinary value of what you do. Priceless. And you're not close to done yet! 👍❤

[@briangreen9677]

Marie, it's so awesome seeing you finding all the wildlife around you and pointing it out. So many people don't take the time to see it, and it's something that I feel makes any adventure more memorable. I cringed a bit when you mentioned that you had things happen to you. The downside of nonstop adventure is both physical and mental fatigue, and with fatigue the possibility of injury or illness increases. Luckily, you're still young so it's less likely to happen, but it's still something to be aware of. I know when it comes to me and my adventures, I go all out and expend all of my energy and end up having to recuperate at work!🤣 Congratulations on your new shirt! You know you've officially "made it" when you have your own merch line! 😃 I look forward to seeing that last bit of your time here in the States! Take care and keep smiling!

[@davidjones535]

Just came across your channel a few weeks ago and its quality turnning into one of my favorites. ❤

[@FrenchTasticExplorations]

Thanks ☺️

[@edsmith3461-z7m]

That looks like a CSX6000 - 427 S/C Cobra. A modern continuation by Shelby of America (since 1997) of the classic British AC Shelby Cobras (Ford engine). The original Shelby Cobras were produced in Los Angeles from 1961 to 1968, and a total of 998 were built.

[@ramblerdave1339]

More likely a reproduction, even continuation cars are too valuable to leave around in a parking lot, and there 10 times as many as real ones!

[@edsmith3461-z7m]

@@ramblerdave1339 Nonsense.

[@Boathole66]

My 6-year old son spotted an original 427 Cobra in a town near us popular with the rich and famous. Talked to the owner. Only 330 or so were made. Worth at least a cool million. Carroll Shelby made 2 personal ones. Gave one to his friend who, of course, wrecked it. Carroll’s recently sold for $6 million I think. It’s crazy. 427 w/twin superchargers. 800 hp in late 60’s. 😂😂

[@TheDuckofDoom.]

Very few AC Cobras were 427. The vast majority were the mark 1 and mark 2 with the 289 engine, which were substantially different chassis from the mark 3 used for the 427 (Only about 100 were the 427 "competition" model and half of those were converted to street legal and sold as "S/C".). AC also sold some 289 variants in Europe, but they were not finished by Shelby American.

[@Boathole66]

@@TheDuckofDoom. Shelby produced 348 of the 427 Cobras between 1965-67.

[@aueku]

This is one of the better video series out there. Thank you Marie for your commentary and your lovely videos. Hope you get your rest.

[@Realgrande]

People ask me all the time: "Hey Frog, how do you get around?", I reply "I Hop".

[@pigs18]

Oh, wow. I'm watching this from home just down the road from that IHOP. Glad you enjoyed our little corner of the world.

[@bradleycegelsk804]

The video was perfectly made. Loved everything about it. Your eye for the beauty of nature really shows. You even find the little things, like the fluorescent colored caterpillar on your shoe. Also, finding the live snail was pretty awesome. You have a good eye for cool cars. The Shelby Cobra, and the Chevy Nova SS are beautiful. Especially the Cobra. Keep up the good work.❤😊 Also, I think having a blooper video is a great idea. I think it would be pretty fun. I think we can all relate to having mishaps. Especially when we're exhausted. And it's always fun to look back and laugh at things afterwards.😂

[@jrs4ex]

As a resident of CT I enjoyed these. I sneak in real maple syrup on the rare occasion I go out for breakfast.

[@charlesbrown4483]

7:10 a wild Marie, spotted in her natural habitat🤭😂

[@surf6009]

I also understand that it's work traveling, making videos. You're doing a great job showing us the outdoors of where you go. Oh , and the Mustang.

[@josephmayo3253]

Another wonderful video Marie. That part of Connecticut is lovely. Looking forward to seeing you on the Cape.

[@mikecarrington4297]

very enjoyable video! Thank you.

[@JuniorJr_23]

Hi Marie, your videos are always exciting to watch. Connecticut is very lovely. I can't wait for your next video in Cape Cod. Take care

[@user-David-Alan]

Beautiful scenery. Thank you, Marie. Stay well and happy.

[@keithier1958]

Glad you got to chill some, vacations can run you to death. Nothing like just relaxing and clearing the mind.

[@rj-zz8im]

Another fun video :) Thanks Marie!

[@cinedelasestrellas]

I’m so happy you got to visit my home state; CT isn’t high on the list of places in the US for international tourists to visit but there’s plenty to see here. I’m glad you enjoyed your time here!

[@aaronmurphy1485]

Looked like a delicious breakfast and a beautiful hike! I love IHOP! 😋

[@paulalexandredumasseauvan2357]

WOW, such beautiful sights! THANK YOU for sharing them with us! 👍☺

[@jimmichaels2319]

I love when you visit places near and familiar to me. It's always interesting to see places with which I'm familiar through the eyes of someone perhaps seeing them for the first time. Thank you for sharing.

[@mikelellsaesser1320]

Yes, we want to see the bloopers. We like to see, the good the bad and the ugly. We like reality be real with us.

[@simonforester424]

Another end to an exciting chapter! Looking forward to the next video in Cape Cod! Thank you for all your tireless effort and hard work. Cheers! 🍻🌞✈️🌎🇺🇸

[@scmay29]

You really have a knack of finding wildlife.

[@jimini1976]

Look forward to watching all of your adventures✌🙂🐺

[@ptklip]

Great video with excellent editing and music choices. Nicely done. It's really cool for a guy from Southern New England who loves France to see a French gal loving where I come from.

[@ramonareese1664]

Your enthusiasm for new experiences is infectious 😊

[@hannahyoung3533]

Love reuben sandwiches- yum!!

[@BobJamison5660]

I’m a new subscriber to your channel. I think it’s great that you share your travels with us, and how willing you are to try something new. Your positive attitude and honesty is what makes your videos fun to watch. Thanks!

[@alanflor703]

As far as being exhausted from travelling, I don't know how you do it. When my wife and I go on the road, about ten days is all we can do then we are ready to be home. And that's in our own country, where everything is familiar.

[@charlesstrukamp5426]

I really like the videos ,I get to see a lot of my country

[@BobGeogeo]

Glad to see you relaxing in northeast Connecticut. So many places you've shown are familiar. Pickles are easy to make if they're scarce in France. Thumbs up for Switchback ale.

[@edwardimhoff3106]

Kansas Grandpa Checking in. I'm glad you had a chance to rest and recuperate. Most Americans that have been to France were sent there with a Rifle. I am an old U.S. Army Veteran. I had a chance to go to Europe while I was in the Army but I declined. It's fun to watch you discover the U.S. ... Big Place isn't it. ... Your English is good enough now that I should send you my books. I'm a fiction writer with 4 books published. I think I'll send them to you. One is a Christmas Story. Perhaps I'll send that first. They are all less than 200 pages so they are quick to read. Good stories all. When you're home and it's raining some night, that would be a good night for a storybook from your Kansas Grandpa. The Christmas Story is called 'Murphy, The Prince & The Deer Who Could Fly' I think I'll also send the most recent, 'When All The Pieces Come Together. It involves Native Americans on a secluded lake in Northern Wisconsin. It will remind you of your time in Minnesota. Minnesota and Wisconsin are very much alike. ... Yes, I think I'll do that. You live a pretty busy life. You might not have time to read them until you are very old. But If I send them, You will at least have them when you are wanting a good story. Be well Marie... Love, Kansas Grandpa..

[@mracer8]

Thank you for your service. However let’s keep this real! Most Americans that have been to France is tourist and not military, as an example. Last year alone there was over 5 million Americans who have visit France as tourist. There is no American garrison or military stationed in France. Even during WW2, there was about 1.5 US military send to all of Europe. Let’s stick to fact and leave fiction for your book

[@SneakyCheeseThief]

@@mracer8it really depends on where you grow up. My dad’s family grew up poor and literally the only people he knew who’d been to Europe or Asia went courtesy of the US Armed Forces. If you’re talking absolute numbers - sure, most people go as tourists. But they’ve got money, and there’s a lot of America that doesn’t have that. Especially up until about twenty five years ago, it was really not something most folks could afford. For them, the folks who went abroad were soldiers and sailors. Let’s not forget them.

[@HBC423]

Been watching for a while, surprised you don’t have more subscribers, they will come though.

[@BusanNinja]

Sometimes I stop at Rein's when I drive from Boston to New York. It never disappoints!

[@MichaelKelly-eg6jo]

When I saw IHOP, I was reminded of a joke from a stand-up comedian. He saw a sign in a diner window which read, 'Breakfast Anytime'. So he went inside and ordered French Toast during The Revolution. At home, I always make my French toast the proper way; with a nice baguette bread sliced on a bias (angle), with a little vanilla and cinnamon. C'est si bon!

[@patakigeo]

Enjoyed this video, it came up randomly. Your take on things is refreshing. I just got back from a couple weeks in your country Marie, mostly in the Beaune, Dijon area, but then also in Bordeaux, travelling around the countryside. Very lovely, though as you know France has been quite cool and wet this year. The Northwest area of the US is worth exploring some time! The best to you :)

[@AlbertKim-s7l]

I'm glad you got to explore so many of my favorites here in Manchester and Connecticut/New England in general! Feel welcome to come back soon!

[@goodehands5388]

Marie, thanks for adding your beauty to our beautiful country!! You were here on my birthday 6/16 and you didn't come wish me happy birthday in upstate New York. 😞 I know that you would like the area, I'm 20 minutes South of the Adirondack Mountains Park, which is huge with many lakes and trails. A lot of history, especially in my area about the Civil War. Right now the leaves are changing colors and it really beautiful!! Oh...we also have Mustangs. Lol 🌹

[@dennisstafford-cq2xz]

🦾🦌🦫🐛🥒🌄🌬🗂🔀🏁☑ I enjoyed the vid. Can't wait to see drone ace.

[@memphistim2001]

I live in Pennsylvania with relatives in Massachusetts and whenever I make the drive there we always stop at Rein's one of the best delis in the country.

[@John572d4]

Rein’s being on the way to Massachusetts, I guess that indicates that you take I-84 to Mass and not I-95, I-84 to Sturbridge.

[@memphistim2001]

@@John572d4 From Philly area depends on traffic. NJ Turnpike to GW Bridge to Merritt PW or 287 to 84 Cuomo Bridge up to Mass Pike. More direct than hugging the coast.

[@bbtank3000]

That large trail in the Vernon area used to be a railroad. I believe it ran between Manchester and Willimantic, maybe even further.

[@BillBaronas]

That path you were on after you showed Rein’s goes right behind my house. And as someone who lives near all the things you were able to see, I can say you made all the right choices. Also, try real maple syrup. Make sure it’s warmed up. You’ll never want the store bought stuff again. I’m really enjoying watching all your adventures!

[@sardine7768]

MARIE in the nature ...GREAT.The view is splendid..

[@kevinfleming9919]

Great Video and beautiful imagery! One word of warning, (that you may already know), after seeing the caterpillar on your shoe, if you have a brightly colored caterpillar/insect/etc on your clothes don't try to remove it or brush it off with your bare hands, especially if it has hairs, bristles, or is fuzzy. There's a reason that they aren't colored to blend in with their surroundings. They are most often poisonous and/or have severe stinging abilities so they don't have to worry about hiding from predators.

[@benjambm]

Marie, you are extremely talented. If it were up to me, I would give you the BFA from USC and the MFA from AFI right now. I would watch you TV show or films for sure. For now this channel is a gift. Thank you!

[@gregcrawley2668]

Oh I love pancakes. My favorite breakfast. You take the absolute best nature videos. Love your videos.😊

[@bumblesquidsmurfgod8304]

Connecticut is so pretty! Lots of people don't even know about it. I have cousins whose families have lived in Connecticut ever since our ancestors came to the US from Italy and Ireland, in the 19th century. Why move away?!? It's a beautiful place. And, New Haven has some of the best pizza in the whole country.

[@Boathole66]

Hey! So you already saw the Shelby Cobra! When you order yours, I highly recommend you get the 289 or 302 V-8 engine. The bigger engines, like the 427 or 428, are just too much power for long-driving safety. The smaller V-8’s are plenty powerful enough and way more fun to safely zoom around.

[@kylesummers1565]

When in America, if the temperature is beautiful, the bugs think so too. That is more true in the summer and fall. In the spring, colder climes sometimes get a few weeks of reprieve before summer starts. Peace, Love!!

[@mikesahle1193]

Thank you 🙏 for sharing visiting part of USA 🇺🇸 video ☝️definitely nice 👍 place ❤👋☮️

[@barrykeleher2659]

The Soapstone Mountain fire tower(Shenipsit) is where we used to party at night as teenagers, but more importantly, it’s where I proposed to my wife 22 years ago. We carved our names into a picnic table right at the spot where you had to be standing when you zoomed in on that house off in the distance. It is, indeed a small world

[@scottski51]

You just walked around my all-time favorite car.... the A.C. / Ford Cobra. I favor the blue versions, but red'll do in a pinch !!

[@calebwilliams7659]

@Marie That is a nice looking red Shelby Cobra. Fun Fact: There are far more Shelby Cobras in existence today than Carroll Shelby's company ever built due to the prolific amount now of companies that either build clones of the originals, or companies that sell kits you can put together yourself.

[@leesorensen3077]

Thanks for the videos. I am glad that Minnesota was your favorite 😁

[@theeldritchfox]

Mmm, those Reubens and potato wedges looked amazing! 😋

[@JesseOaks-ef9xn]

I see you liked the Factory Five Shelby Cobra. They come in a kit and you get to customize them. I always enjoy seeing your videos. You probably left before autumn, it is beautiful to see the leaves change color. The Northern tier of states have the best fall colors.

[@Boathole66]

Might be a Factory Five but the ones built here are from a racing team that started after a friendship with Carroll himself. Modern upgrades, of course, but most were ok’d by the man himself. So these are as close to a real Shelby as you can get. 289 Roadster all the way up to a competition 427. Fun place to visit and dream….😬

[@bumblesquidsmurfgod8304]

If you ever want to mentally recapture how the local Connecticut forests and lakes look, in the summer, you could try streaming the movie Friday the 13th Part 2 (1981)! It was filmed in Kent and New Preston, Connecticut, in the summer of 1980. Most of the movie is filmed in daylight, so it isn't really very scary. Mystic Pizza is another good Connecticut movie, and also Another Earth, starring Brit Marling. The movie Tell-Tale (2009) was filmed in Rhode Island, by the way. I'm not sure if you got to visit there, but it's also very pretty. Tell-Tale starred Lena Headey and Josh Lucas, you should be able to find it, knowing that. Sorry, I'm telling you about scary movies... it's almost Halloween, I can't help it.

[@bodog63]

I see You spent some time in Manchester, and living here since 1993, I don't quite know where some of this footage was taken. I do know that Rein's Deli is famous for their pastrami and swiss on rye. You must have had a fantastic time at The Cape. This is a huge vacation area for people here in the Northeast.

[@John572d4]

Yup, the Cape, by Nov. 1 pretty much everything is closed in Provincetown except for the essentials.

[@ronstevens4009]

OH Marie, I just love Reuben Sandwiches and IHOP 🥰😋🍽, AND your video 🧡 😉🤗 !!! Thank you so much for sharing such beauty and fun 😍😎😄❗

[@aliwantizu]

Bonjour Marie! You look great and having a good time, so it's surprising to hear you were having some issues, but if you think about all the traveling and stuff you were doing it shouldn't be so surprising. Please be sure to take care of yourself first and foremost. If you need to take a break from traveling and making videos, we'll understand. Hope you and Mommatastic are doing well! Bonne journee! ~Be Blessed

[@brianczuhai8909]

Hope you get the opportunity to catch some of the trees when they turn color after the frost in ~Oct. It's a little cooler. But NO BUGS then.

[@rogerwilco71]

I remember in the 70's as a kid, IHOP was "Internatioanl House of Pancakes" ...and the restaurants then looked like a big Dutch red barn.......OH it was heaven to a hungry boy

[@Alan-lv9rw]

I’m from Connecticut and our family has always gone to Cape Cod for summer vacations. I hope you enjoyed both!

[@John572d4]

Yes, seemingly an inordinate number of CT license plates down there over the past decade or so

[@SixerIverson04]

Bon appetite at IHOP Marie!

[@gregw74]

At some point you should really try to rent some mountain bikes are ride some bike trails! There are so many excellent trails all over the US.

[@PeteO-v4y]

Great videos Marie!

[@gregoryfagan2835]

I'm glad you came to Minnesota cause you experienced one of best 'fly over' states! We provide water for a lot of the country here

[@redsorgum]

When I was visiting my Grandparents in France, I got to see a lot of the French countryside, it was also very beautiful. ✌️🇺🇸🇫🇷✌️

[@ThomasSlodzinski]

Thank you for the video and much love from Virginia USA❤❤❤❤

[@benrast1755]

Hey Marie. Please don't think I object at all to your voice and voiceovers, but I really appreciate how you mostly let the videos and captions speak for you. Not sure what it is, but maybe it's just easier to focus on the visual input when the auditory input is mostly just music. Again, not trying to discourage you from talking, but I think the amount of your talking in the videos is just the right amount. It kind of gives the sense that we're joining you in a companionable and comfortable silence while we see the sights together.

[@Bourbon_keeps_me_sane]

Switchback! Good choice. Brewed right down the road from where I live here in Vermont.

[@jonathansimerly5550]

IHOP is wonderous! 😂

[@Ben45608]

I have a place to Recommend to you its hocking hills state park in ohio. Its not at all what you would think of as ohio. I live in this area. There are caves log cabins lakes amazing food. And nice people. I also recommend going to athens it is about a 30ish or less minute drive from hocking hills. This is a place that is not really know of by people outside of ohio. Its amazing.

[@prollins6443]

Nice to see Marie appreciate a true classic car! Mustangs are so blah! Good work on the video Marie!

[@JoeBlow_4]

Man, I haven't seen fireflies in a bit. Miss those buggers.

[@GamingWithPatrick87]

Merci pour cette vidéo incroyable Marie. I hope Google translated that correctly lol. It's supposed to say "Thank you for the incredible video Marie".

[@davidneel8327]

Bloopers, yes

[@NewEnglandwilderness]

Glad your enjoying the paradise that New England.🇺🇸🇨🇵

[@gregengel1616]

As a frenchman, when you saw the live snail, did you think Wildlife or appetizer?

[@jodimerusi3250]

I live 10 minutes from Willington Pizza in one direction, I live 15 minutes from IHOP in another direction. I live 15 minutes from UCONN and 10 minutes from Rein's Deli in another(the best pickles!) I grew up in Vernon/Rockville so I've eaten at Reins more times than I can remember. I still live in the Tolland, Ellington, Vernon/Rockville and Manchester area. Oh spent lots of time at Valley Falls (such a pretty park.) You were all around me on your visit to Connecticut, my home state. You seemed to like it. Oh, Mansfield Drive In is another place I been to. You were all around my neck of the woods. PS -- my mother's ancestors came over from France in the 1600's -- her maiden name is Marie Rita Doyon. My Dad was English with a French first name -- Marcel Gardner. The USA is truly a melting pot of nationalities! I loved your Connecticut series of videos. Merci!!

[@williambranch4283]

These chain restaurants can be pretty good, but the best part is they are consistent. Niche cafes are better, but they don't exist everywhere.

[@Nerple]

Can’t wait to see your video in my home state, Massachusetts (Cape Cod)!

[@mikeg.4211]

TYPO CORRECTED: This was great and very entertaining and informative, just like all of your videos. I am signing up for your patreon. I know a lot of us would love to see you in Chicago, and going to the great museums and restaurants (also including but not limited to local dishes like deep dish pizza, Italian beef sandwiches (dipped with sweet peppers), hibarito sandwiches, Garret's cheese and caramel popcorn mix, Maxwell Street Polish sandwiches, great Mexican food (Chicago is over 20% Mexican descent), and Chicago hot dogs and barbequed ribs (I suggest Portillo's, with some great chocolate cake for dessert.). The Art Institute has a great world class collection of French impressionists (don't miss the Thorne miniature rooms, which include period French interiors); the Museum of Science and Industry has the only existing captured German WWII submarine and enigma machine, which you can tour inside; The Field Museum of Natural history has the world's most complete T-Rex skeleton; the Shedd Aquarium is incredible; the Adler Planetarium has great exhibits and a great sky show; the Chicago River architectural boat tour should not be missed (skyscrapers were invented here); the world's largest (5 story) Starbucks is worth checking out; The suburban Brookfield Zoo is the second largest Zoo other than San Diego; and the beaches (fresh unsalted water) are great. Also visit the massive and amazing Morton Arboretum in the suburb of Lisle (take a great tram ride tour), which has trees from around the world, and have dinner at the nearby Greek Islands very authentic Greek restaurant (and get some local favorite Saganaki flaming cheese).

[@danielflynn8530]

You won’t find lizards in Connecticut. I can see where you are in Connecticut and that’s more of the different areas that not much people visit in the state. Did you go to Vernon CT?

[@rhondapease8516]

Yes you can find lizards in Connecticut. You can find the Five-lined skink and the Italian wall lizard. We have rattlesnakes in the back section of our property in the rock ledges and in the piles of leaves.

[@stevepowell5500]

If you haven't yet, the Grand Canyon IS A MUST!

[@pennysilvey8868]

Everybody from the UK does not put enough syrup on the pancakes!😂

[@User8vfjhejf]

The cheesesteaks from DAngelo's are great

[@NerdJared]

Have to come down south next time!

[@mikeg.4211]

This was great and very entertaining and informative, just like all of your videos. I am signing up for your patreon. I know a lot of us would love to see you in Chicago, and going to the great museums and restaurants (also including but not limited to local dishes like deep dish pizza, Italian beef sandwiches (dipped with sweet peppers), hibarito sandwiches, Garret;s cheese and caramel popcorn mix, Maxwell Street Polish sandwiches, great Mexican food (Chicago is over 20% Mexican descent), and Chicago hot dogs and barbequed ribs (I suggest Portillo's, with some great chocolate cake for dessert.). The Art Institute has a great world class collection of French impressionists (don't miss the Thorne miniature rooms, which include period French interiors); The Museum of Science and Industry has the only existing captured German WWII submarine and enigma machine, which you can tour inside; The Field Museum of Natural history has the world's most complete T-Rex skeleton; the Shedd Aquarium is incredible; the Adler Planetarium has great exhibits and a great sky show; the Chicago River architectural boat tour should not be missed (skyscrapers were invented here); the world's largest (5 story) Starbucks is worth checking out; The suburban Brookfield Zoo is the second largest Zoo (and get some local favorite Saganaki flaming cheese) San Diego; and the beaches are great. Also visit the massive and amazing Morton Arboretum in the suburb of Lisle (take a great tram ride tour), which has trees from around the world, and have dinner at the nearby Greek Islands very authentic Greek restaurant.

[@Marcus-p5i5s]

Purchase of OFF bug spray when in the East US when warm. Keeps them off of you

[@SmedleyDouwright]

I've heard of people putting dog tick collars around their ankles. I guess you need to wear tall socks or long pants to keep the collars off your skin. I never tried this myself. There was one time I went on a bird watching class that I wish I did. My group looked like a troop of monkeys picking ticks off of each other except we didn't eat the ticks. :).

[@UncleQue]

Another very enjoyable video Marie. Be careful with our American food. It is very addictive and you may actually put on a pound or two. I do hope that your passion for my country always remains. I did notice that you referred to them as fireflies which is of course very common. In some parts of the states we refer to them as Lightning bugs. I live in New York. I look forward to more videos.

[@thomasm9384]

If the shadow is past the yardarm, it is officially beer-thirty! Ale is nice, too.

[@danielflynn8530]

I see you went to D’Angelos for a sub but I prefer Nardelli’s, check it out next visit.