EATING OUR FIRST CRÊPE AT A FRENCH STREET MARKET : Traveling Full-time w/9 kids

Haven't we all heard about visiting the street markets in France to buy bread and cheese and beautiful produce? Well, France didn't disappoint because it was super charming and the food was all delicious. We also peeked into a medieval church and ended our day at a picture perfect farm.
Don't forget to visit us here:
***www.knorppandso...
*** / knorpp_and_south
*** / knorppandsouth
Interested in learning about essential oils? Come join our facebook group to learn all about how we use them and how you can get some!
www.facebook.c...
Want to know what we do for a living and how you can do it too? Come hang out in this facebook group and learn all about it!
/ 2031230140471379
Want to listen to the music in this vlog?
Visit Epidemic Sound and get a free trial!
goo.gl/DAQ311

[@strugglingtohomeschool9172]

Am i the only one who kept replaying the bread to the eye scene? Priceless moment! lol

[@TheWanderingWife]

European churches are so beautiful and interesting. My favorites are in Spain and Italy, but of course France has beautiful ones, too. Notice how many of them are in the cruciform shape. It would be a good educational project for the kids to find out why they are built in that shape because you're going to see SO many of them!

[@Catlady003]

Hello to the Knorpp family!! I am so happy that I found your VLOG a few months ago!! I am a U.S. NAVY disabled veteran who would never be able afford to tour internationally and am so blessed to be able to tour by video with your family! I love your videos and look daily to see if a new one has been added. It really lifts my depression and makes my heart happy to see everyone having a good time! The videos are also very educational , which I really enjoy greatly. Thank you very much for the blessings and may Heavenly Father continue to bless your family🙏🏻🌷🌸! Love you all, April 💕

[@francesca9513]

And may the blessing be with you too. Kinda weird that I'm replying to a 3yo comment but I just wanna drop by to wish you well. May the Heavenly Father bless you abundantly for the hardships you've been through. Amen!

[@andreajlmoore]

I have noticed in previous vlogs, but very much in this one, how Asher has such an inquisitive mind. It is so fun watching and listening to him as his thirst for knowledge is so evident! An inquisitive mind is a sign of intelligence😀

[@christybrainard6134]

It was so touching hearing the Gentleman singing in the cathedral what a beautiful sound.

[@joanhazelgrove9444]

I am so happy to see France through your eyes. I am half French, my mother was 100% French and my grandparents came to America around 1909 from France through Ellis Island. I have cousins living in Marseille, France. I am 68 and still working, but just got started RVing and hope to take a trip out west next year; just me and my dog. Would love to visit France some day, who knows if it will happen. Thanks for your great videos showing the real, not just touristy, areas. I am thoroughly enjoying watching.

[@TracyLWard-tg6tr]

"What is this" is "Qu'est que-ce c'est?" {phonetically -- kess cu say} or you could also say "Qui 'est?" {key s}... or you could say "C'est...?" {say} and raise your voice like asking a question. Basically you are saying "This is...?" and the farmer/shopkeeper will answer you. This is a great way to learn French. I'm Canadian and I love learning French as my second language.

[@earlgreydionne1489]

It's lovely to see France/Europe shown through your eyes. I love how you appreciate the scenery and the architecture. A lot of European town have markets once a week. One thing I learnt in markets, not to touch their produce. Stallholders don't appreciate it ;-) And kids should always be beaten with pain lol (stick of bread pronounced pan). I have learnt about organic oil production through you today, so thanks for that. I hope you find some real jems while you explore. The best bits are always the jems you find for yourself. Take care xx

[@sofiaoliveira7463]

This might be just my personal opinion but I would advise you to ask for "tradition" when you order your baguette, those are amazing. They are a bit more expensive but I think it's worth it. Especially if you ever buy them at the supermarket. Hope you give it a try and love it as much as I do!

[@isabellachampion6029]

Dear Knorpp Family, I'm from Germany and my family and I are currently in France too. Actually, we are just a few miles away from your house. I really enjoy watching your videos, you have a very inspiring lifestyle and the passion you do everything with is just awesome. Maybe you will come to Germany one day, I'd be honored. I wish you all the best and apologise for my broken English :)

[@Catlady003]

Isabella Champion your English is perfect!! Just some punctuation marks are wrong, but that is nothing! You are great!🌸

[@beckymoran321]

I am so envious of where you are right now. What a gift you have given your children! Most people only dream of such beautiful places, and you get to live it! So amazing! Thank you for sharing it with us.❤️

[@taraheart8343]

I live in Germany and I follow your videos all the time! You guys are such an amazing family, very inspiring!

[@WhiiiteMoose]

It's official, they are in france. Someone has been stabbed in the eye with a baguette 🤣🤣

[@KnorppandSouth11]

+WhiiiteMoose - 😂😂

[@aidanclarke6106]

WhiiiteMoose - We usually try not to beat up kids with a baguette, because bread is so sacred ! 😜

[@GiesTidbits]

Lol

[@anniemacfhionnbhairr4973]

You are an inspiration to me!!! Because of your braveness, compassion, and sense of adventure, I too, am traveling through Europe with my husband, two dogs, and new camper van. We spent last month in the south of France and are now in Holland. If only more people could take the time to enjoy life, the world would be a happier place. Love to you all! Cheers! 😚

[@sofialima2117]

As someone who's lived in France, I can assure you that the super touristy destinations like Paris are beautiful, but not nice. The atmosphere in the little villages is much nicer and the scenery is so beautiful. If you have the time, visit Lyon. It's one of France's largest cities, but not really touristy and it is GORGEOUS!

[@florencecvrt]

Sofia Lima of course Lyon is awesome

[@melissatomolonius472]

We experienced the same thing where someone was singing in a church, just sort of randomly, it was beautiful.

[@evamack80]

The man in the center of market reminded me of Lilo and Stitch when she's shooting pics of the tourist, man eating ice cream 😄

[@evamack80]

Nice to see! Thanks!

[@gaillynn7906]

That Giant Fancy church was just BEAUTIFUL!! You guys made me feel like I was there with you. Your son is a doll... he looked petrified as he walked into the church. What's the namenof the church if I may ask? Loved the "Distillery". There's nothing like learning new things. Those are some very lucky kids you have. Thank you so much for sharing!! I never would have seen all of these things and places youre showing of it weren't for you guys.

[@bennybenisko4634]

Is it me or Andrew has grown a lot. I remember when he and Esther were the same height.

[@mereanamanihera24]

Absolutely love the interaction your children get to gain from this world you both are great parents and for a family with 9children who get to experience such travel journeys the exposure your children get to see in this world is very inspiring not a dull vlog ever! Because of yous I've introduced doterra to my family. Awesome people awesome journey and paths ahead all the very best.

[@AnnaRvlogs]

I am living France through your eyes as I watch the vlog videos you put out there for us on your traveling with kids. Love the blogs and you and your family are so awesome. I don't see much of the nanny in the video though

[@maisie9867]

The scenery & building are breathtaking

[@rixceltae9849]

De Gaulle said : "How can you govern a country which has 246 varieties of cheese?". He said that in the 60's. There are from 350 to 400 distinct types of French cheese now. ^^

[@hfs7274]

In Europe everywhere greet everyone you pass in the street. Always say hello - please then say what you want and then thank you. Critically important. Also tell your kids not to finger fruit at the market. Should you bruise anything it will not be sold. Hope this helps. Love from Switzerland.

[@boojulee23]

I was curious if any of the market vendors told them not to touch. My family learned in Italy not to touch any produce at the market. The man slapped my 80 year old grandmothers hand! Valuable lesson learned, do not touch produce only point. :)

[@watermark086]

Its nice to visit the main city's like Paris, because of all the famous high lights. But going to smaller city's and village is most of the time so much nicer and sometimes so much more beautiful. Countrys as France are very old, so you can find so much beautiful buildings. They same in a lot of europe countrys. There is so much history 😍😍😍😍

[@eifaneeyyy1826]

I just watch daniel's documentary(?) smtg like that and i recognize that he's a lot more talkative and become closer to the family.That's a good thing :)

[@caseylynch5673]

You don't understand how hard I laughed at Asher getting hit in the eye with the bread. I kept replaying it over and over laughing soooo hard 😂😂😂

[@sbayles]

What incredibly nice women and so informative about their work! How generous to share so much of their time.

[@tammytan1902]

Dear Megan and Mike, Thank you so much for taking us along your journey of exploring the world. Through you guys, I am able to see so much more of a world that I might not get to experience by myself! It's so interesting to see you guys settling and experiencing European countries!

[@MonDieu1]

"Shopping with baskets" We do the same in Germany ;-) Nothing special for us but very funny to read.

[@liz2880]

MonDieu1 we should do that here in the US; it would be so much better for the environment! But here many of us rely on receiving plastic or paper bags at stores, some people use reusable bags but not many

[@MonDieu1]

Yeah, you have to try it. Plastic bags are no for free in Germany, you have to pay for each of them. So we have a lot of reusable bags. I hope it make the world a bit better.

[@rukie9325]

MonDieu1 Yeh same in England they charge 10p for each plastic bag

[@ashle130]

WonderLizzz California doesn't do plastic bags anymore or you pay for them. The thin disposable are banned.

[@ashle130]

WonderLizzz good! America needs to stop being behind the rest of the world. We should be leading the way on protecting our environment

[@tammymorrison9881]

When he pokes him in the eye with that bread was just too funny 🤣

[@mimhap]

As a European, having spent close to three yrs in the US and loving it there, I truly enjoy seeing Europe through your eyes. As a student I was as fascinated by everything in CA as you guys seem to be by what you now are experiencing! Very cool to follow you on this adventure!

[@robertatonumaipea7675]

Been a fan of your videos I love the fact that you do not curse in your videos and I love the closeness of your family y'all are so amazing love y'all

[@cogalh.1131]

My goodness Andrew has grown and changed so much since you first started on your travels. All the children have but I just noticed today how much Andrew has. : )

[@TheBonnieberry]

I dream of France...and now you are bringing it right to me...so many heartfelt thanks ....

[@lindalee3275]

I love feeling like I'm strolling along with you visiting all of these beautiful sites........thank you for filming and sharing your trip.

[@leroybrown7757]

..the cantor...or the man singing in the cathedral...was absolutely amazing.... thank you for sharing your journey ☮️&🌱's

[@yourenottheone8627]

It's crazy, how much I look forward to your videos. Thank you so much, for sharing!

[@witchyvicar]

Wow! What an amazing thing to stumble upon the guy singing in the church!

[@maggie2sticks717]

It's probably so crowded because Parisians and French in general go on vacation in August, so the countryside is fuller! Great video!

[@dianeley1]

what a beautiful country , you all look so happy and relaxed

[@jeannebrinkman8889]

Thank you♥️ This video was a breath of fresh air and healing , for such a busy work week. So the nice side effects of your journey are being beneficial to us all♥️ Blessings and prayers continue to you all✝️💟☮️Jeanne

[@AwsomeScents4You]

I have family in Cassel France it's beautiful there!! I was lucky enough to have my grandpa take me there to visit our family for a month when I was 16.

[@whitegeranium6796]

I do like the way you embrace these new experiences with wonder and enthusiasm. Best Wishes.

[@Mal-ey3gn]

I just noticed how you say two with your fingers. Just FYI in most of Europe that means the equivalent of the middle finger. We normally show the inside of fingers if that makes sense? Anyways it's not that big of a deal obv context matters but just thought I'd let u know!

[@jtdtinou]

Not in Franche though

[@purplewombat1923]

What a magnificent church and such great acoustics! Love the fresh food markets too!

[@adrianaprodan]

I am sooo glad you have a great time here in Europe! I hope it continues like this and better. Hugs from Romania.

[@molynsoluin1287]

It was good to see you all again (happy 🙌🙋❤)..Thank you for bringing us to see whats inside the church and visit the farm too. It was precious, i love chamomile and lavender. Daniel look happy in this video, which is good to know :) Love seeing Esther and Asher and Daniel again, travelin'..Hope it was a fruitful visit ☺ Merci, 🌻

[@groovychick26]

Love the church buildings over there!! So wonderful! Love that you all are able to do and see all of these awesome things!

[@jenniferd3362]

Oh my goodness. I'm officially packing myself up and heading your way. I think I could fit in one of your suitcases. You wouldn't notice an extra person!? Would you?😜😝❤️

[@groovychick26]

How awesome to visit a farm like that!! So cool! Seeing the little towns and the country side makes me miss Europe even more!

[@TheWanderingWife]

It was really cool seeing the farm! I wanted to visit a lavender farm when I was there, but I didn't have much time and didn't know how to find one. Thanks for sharing this one!

[@krisperez619]

What a great day! Thank you for taking us along with you! You are already meeting such interesting people.

[@joanofarc1470]

Wow! How lucky to visit with someone singing. I never had that Ian's I have visited many many

[@dorothycook7938]

Thank you for showing the countryside, it's beautiful

[@meganwritesalot9149]

"We don't really eat cheese in the US" Girl!! Come to Wisconsin lol we have cheeses upon cheeses.

[@floralscentkim1380]

Wow...your videos are SO great right now! I've been to Europe several times and know how exciting it is and I am totally living the excitement through your family right now. When you walked in the cathedral I almost broke into tears. Just breath taking. I watch all of your videos but I think I missed hearing where you are. What village are you in? So excited for you! Keep the great videos coming...

[@thehoneststudent7284]

That was lovely to see and especially how they make the oil - thank you for taking us there!

[@Tonympiotrowski]

Seeing you guys with that French bread is making me crave it! That will be on my grocery list for sure next time I go shopping!!!! I'm really enjoying seeing all of you in France and I can't wait to see wherever else you all go.

[@TheBayBlonde]

Oh Megan, the beautiful scenery reminds me so much of beauty and the beast! any moment belle will greet you and the town will burst into song and dance. lovely video. keep it up! very jealous of your real French food experience..yum! love from SF

[@aideealmeida8196]

Thank you for sharing your family and adventurous. Y'all are awesome ❤️

[@zorda46]

Great video!! The old world is so well preserved!

[@janielamie7697]

Please thank Andrew for me, I've never heard of Duolingo before, and now I'm obsessed.

[@lakenovember4694]

That was fascinating, I use essential oils all the time and I've never seen anything about their production. What a lovely tour of that beautiful farm. Tres jolie et tres interessant! Merci beaucoup et au revoir🙏

[@animalrescuegeek]

Such an awesome show today. I can't wait to come home each day and see what you have posted. Such a dream to me. Thank you for sharing-Sue in MI

[@sue22261]

Thank you for sharing such a wonderful adventure with all of us!

[@GGAZ2012]

Thank you for letting me come along on your adventure! Been subscribed for a while now & never commented. Just wanted to say your all are Such a beautiful family. LOVE to you all from Phoenix, AZ

[@djterry1218]

I feel like I've been to France. Thank you!

[@estellaeggleston7915]

I am sooo jealous, would love to go to see those plants. I have been doing natural stuff for 20 years and doTERRA for a year and a half. Love watching your family when I can.

[@Jenjohnson1001]

Really wonderful video. I found it so interesting to learn about how oils are made. Really educational. I moved to Europe from the US I'm in holland now, but I love France, and I will say that since I've been in Europe ive learned they do bread and cheese great and for so much less money than America. You all will certainly have plenty of bread and cheese here! Enjoy!

[@taber1969]

Culture is VERY different and better if u ask me= Its about quality of life not fast lane/money/gluttony that we've grown accustom too sadly. Oh and the history is its charm, sooooo many generations- I mean 300yr old houses??? Just cool.

[@knuddelkatze452]

Gypsy Nomad Lol, the house next to the one i work in is from 1436....so it's 600 years old and it is just one of many! I really enjoy having such a long history and to have buildings and streets that witnessed every day for 600 years! I know what you mean! Greetings from austria

[@ninastump7616]

enjoyed the tour. thanks for taking me along. that is some beautiful country scene.

[@agategirl9000]

The area is so beautiful!! What a great area to be staying in!!

[@Leahjade33]

I'm not sure whether it's the same in the US or France but in the U.K. the way you signed 2 at the crepe stall with your two fingers and palm facing inwards is classed as the same as the middle finger. Just a warning so you don't get to Ireland and get funny looks 😂

[@clairesemay1579]

not true in France....

[@stephaniejohnson689]

I've been studying french for 5 years and am so jealous, the trip looks amazing!

[@AGM-ts5bb]

Been meaning to say that you all look like you are in your element!

[@thenanlife1141]

Andrew is so intelligent xx bless him

[@sophiasalasmartinez3109]

Just a heads up some French markets don't like it when you touch the food ! Love your French adventures. If you wanna try a different bread than a baguette there's one called "Brioche" pronounced "BreeOche", it's more sweet. Love you guys

[@dorothyforrest9898]

Seeing the farm was amazing! Love the cottage. Would enjoy all the different cheese. It is wonderful to share the passion of essential oils.

[@kylaturner6865]

I like watching your videos and picking out the clip of the thumbnail photo

[@agathemauvais3721]

It is so cool to see u in my country! The men in the church was singing a very famous (for me) Christian song : mon dieux tu es grand tu es beau.

[@TheEndeavoringFamily]

You are SO right about the cheese. Heck, even just being in Korea for as long as we have been, I have realized that we have such a boring existence unless we go to specialty stores in the states. But, in so many of these countries, this is just everyday life.

[@debmarie55]

It is beautiful there! The open air market is amazing!

[@jennielauber8308]

This is making me miss France so much. I need to go back!

[@Sara-ig7wr]

Truly inspiring. You guys are living your dreams. Love you guys

[@caliprisock]

This was fantastic! Thank you so much for taking us along! Love y'all!

[@kristinahawkins6694]

That was awesome!! Thank you so much for sharing. Loved every minute of it

[@melissatomolonius472]

Omg, I LOVE Rick Steve's books!

[@peggyhaines7394]

Wow that was great to see just how it's done. Love dotterra oils. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@ameliecramer7500]

I like be seeing France through the eyes of Americans. My husband is always amazed by things I take for granted when we visit my family :) You have to visit Rennes, it isn't far from where you are, and it is my favorite city in the whole world! And if you want to see a pretty coastline go to the cote de granit rose. Beautiful pink granit everywhere! I grew up there so I am highly partial! :D As far as food, there is nothing better than rillette on baguette with cornichons! And in Bretagne eat galette saucisse! ❤️

[@helensherriff2928]

So interesting.... thanks for taking us along

[@tashc6213]

Loved today's vlog! 💖👍🏻

[@jarfullofbuttons]

When I was growing up in New Zealand, my ouma (Afrikaans for grandmother) used to buy a pigs head to make brawn!

[@moondancer5115]

That bread poke to the eye was funny 😉

[@yvonnekoedood4611]

love the video thanks for sharing

[@watermark086]

Oh and 15 august will be a holiday so a lot of shops will be closed and there will be partys all over the country :) its Marie l'Assomption. (Maria ascension) A catholic day but its a national holiday in France

[@iwilitu6591]

I really look forward to your Paris vlogs!!!

[@bubbyacachalla1116]

Surpirse you guys aren't going to Paris. A country side area would be nice to, but its even more worth it to see Paris

[@lynfairbairn]

I also laughed when you said about the basket. I live in Australia, have 3 in my car and use them at Aldi.

[@heidirv7560]

I really love your vlogs, you're such a lovely family! Greetings from Mexico!!!! 🇲🇽❤️🌼