Harpers Ferry visit, Bass Pro Shops, Hiking the Appalachian Trail | A French Girl in the USA EP 7 🇺🇸

[@johnzubil2875]

You're one of the very few utubers who doesn't make a scene to get attention. You're quiet, respectful and humble. It's really refreshing. Enjoy your stay here.

[@thomastimlin1724]

Totally agree with that. And she has such big beautiful eyes too!

[@philmakris8507]

I enjoy how respectful and appreciative of American culture. There are several reactors that seem to take great joy in being overly critical and actually mock American culture.

[@liamthompson9090]

Thanks, Marie!

[@frankrizzo4460]

I have to say it's very refreshing to see someone excited about our way of life here in America and the historical places. So glad you are enjoying our Republic. Stay safe and have fun 🙏🇺🇸

[@Fatty.D.McButterpants]

I'm happy to see someone who knows that America is a Republic. :)

[@frankrizzo4460]

@@Fatty.D.McButterpants Yes indeed, and to the Republic for which it stands....

[@cinedelasestrellas]

As an American myself, videos like this are great reminders of what we have here in the States. I love this young lady’s warmth and enthusiasm. She is a real gem. If you like videos like this, another great channel her on KZbin is “Yoel and Mari.”

[@Rhov9]

@@Fatty.D.McButterpantsoh Jesus, we all know why you’re making a big stink about it being a Republic. But I’d like to point out that it is a DEMOCRATIC Republic. “Representative democracy involves the election of government officials by the people being represented. If the head of state is also democratically elected then it is called a democratic republic.”. As someone with a BA in History that is halfway through my Masters degree - please stop trying to insinuate that we are not a democracy because a republic is just 1 form of democracy. I mean come on - Thomas Jefferson was the leader of the DEMOCRATIC-REPUBLICAN party! 🤦‍♀️

[@inconnu4961]

Fili from Germany, who lives in Cincinnati seemed to enjoy it here, and has put down roots here in the States!

[@JasonMoir]

Bass Pro Shop is a great place to visit, even if you aren't into the outdoors. So many things to see there.

[@Logan-ed4pu]

The look on your poor face when you got the burger. The captions cracked me up.

[@MoMoMyPup10]

What's cool is I've been here all my life and you're seeing places I've never been before! And I really like that you're getting the full spectrum tour of the US in 2 short weeks. Country, city, COLORS, and everything in between. Really glad you got to do this Marie!

[@stevej1154]

I’m really enjoying these American videos, Marie. You make America look so good! And I love your sense of joy and wonder at everything, especially animals. 👍

[@phillipdaltun3779]

Hey Marie 🧢 ⛰️ 🐻 it's a Long comment again "Montani semper Liberi " hope you don't mind Such a glorious sunny day for a drive to one of West Virginia's most historical towns, how charming those houses are, I like how they've kept it all so well preserved with the personal items on display along with your informative commentary with some interesting firsts. It's remarkable learning about how willing John Brown was to take a stand & fight back against the injustice of slavery even before the civil war started, new visitors can find out more about the raid at the wax museum that's also there . That burger 🍔 for lunch looked sooo tasty & I'm glad there keeping all the oldie recipes ideas going, I don't think you got a chance to sample the old 'true treats' candy & chocolate they've been researching there, if I knew sooner I would have let you know. I did like the views of the creek & cliffside you went across, the bridge does has a rustic beauty about it. Trekking along the Appalachian trail did appear quite tranquil & less active then the summer months, it's a good opportunity to practice your animal tracking skills 🐾, it's funny that you could cross state lines without even knowing it , I not sure if signposts would matter or not, it's impressive that anyone would embark on such adventurous long journey it's probably best to do it in stages, it's sad talking about how animals lose their lives along the freeways , something I've come across with to many prayers to mention, anyway on a happy note the snake 🐍 was kinda cute & harmless, it doesn't surprise me your not afraid it is your ( native) American totem after all so it was probably meant to be. Going to the Bass Shop I can't say I was to thrilled about with all those stuffed animals but it does go with the territory & there was some cool kayaks , jackets & hats along with that plane , you wouldn't expect that at a store over here & buying anything bushcraft related is especially useful right now. On a finishing note I'm so glad that along this special journey you've gotten to see things from a different perspective on how American families live & it's opened up a new world of possibilities for you, what's coming next looks exciting, I found out recently if you turn down your fingers while making the peace sign it symbolises west Virginia. Thanks again, I'll keep on practice my french, have a blessed Sunday 💟 🤠✌️

[@dennis2966]

My dad and I took a Bicentennial trip in 1976, and Harper's Ferry was one of our stops. It became my favorite stop from the whole trip. I've always wanted to go back, but never have.

[@canadianeasybid]

Really enjoyed the video and your enthusiasm Marie. You are seeing a lot of history and getting to know American ways.🌞

[@michellesavage7792]

I love how I'm learning about the region where I live (and new places to explore) from a French tourist! The thoughtfulness of your videos and your sunny outlook is truly FrenchTastic. Thanks for your videos!

[@spaceshiplewis]

You're really getting the true United States experience! That's so very awesome.

[@gregcrawley2668]

Another great video Marie. I am a lifelong fisherman and Bass Pro Shops are one of my favorite places. Can't wait to see your next video.

[@chipthompson3957]

Thanks again.

[@rexb2918]

You are so skilled at making videos I think I'm watching the Travel Channel. I also want to thank your hosts for letting you live the American way of life for the short time you were here.

[@jdanon203]

Love the intro where she has her head out of the airplane window and hair blowing in the wind.

[@31Mike]

I grew up in Maryland in the 70's and 80's. So I've been to a lot of those places. Harpers Ferry being one of them. In fact, in about 1979 or 1980, I went with the Boy Scouts and went white water rafting down that river at 7:45, it was a blast. As a 10 or 11 year old, it was 'high adventure'! lol. That bridge repair, looking like it was repaired with plywood was probably just a plywood form for concrete behind it. Once the concrete is set, the plywood would be removed. If you ever come back to the U.S. and are on the east coast, let me suggest Colonial Williamsburg and Yorktown. On a note about West Virginia, it was actually formed as a state, unconstitutionally (illegally), during the Civil War. All of West Virginia used to be part of Virginia, but West Virginia was torn away from Virginia and formed as a Union State (around 1863 if I recall correctly). It will never be reunited with Virginia to make a single state again, but it is an interesting footnote in history. What is 50 states, should (constitutionally), be 49.

[@aslansown]

I love Harper's Ferry! My mother's ancestors are from there and she grew up there. My grandfather was the mayor for quite a few years but I haven't been back since he died in 1981.

[@wilshade]

It's fun to see all of this through your eyes. You make a great tour guide.

[@jonroux9291]

I'm glad to see that you enjoyed yourself in my country. And at the same time, I get to enjoy your adorable smile :-)

[@John-re2qw]

This brought back some great memories. I got to visit Harper's Ferry on my first trip to the USA in February 2007. I managed to take some great photos, including one of a group of about nine eagles circling above the town and also of the confluence of the Potomac and Shenandoah. A very cold but memorable day.

[@inconnu4961]

Where are you from? Yes, Virginia is still rather north, and stays colder than places like Georgia or South Carolina. I am glad you enjoyed your time here and do hope you make it back!

[@davidsartin5708]

So happy you are having so much fun.

[@UncleQue]

Marie, your English has gotten so much better than when you first started on KZbin.

[@michaelcombs24]

I hope you enjoyed Harper's Ferry. Lots of history in my neck of the woods

[@sector986]

I hiked the entire Appalachian trail 2015. It was absolutely amazing. 2.1k miles and took about 4/5 months. Harpers ferry was one of my favorite towns on the trail. I hope you enjoyed our beautiful country 👋🏻

[@seanmc7128]

Last place I lived had the Appalachian Trail right behind it. The small part that I went on is extremely peaceful. Just watch out for the bears. Lol

[@ephennell4ever]

Wow! S - A - L - U - T - E !! The A.T. was my dream, back when walking 12-15 miles in a day was no big deal! Now? Doing 1/10 of that has me wishing for a codeine tablet!

[@oceanchaos1]

Very impressive! For Europeans, the 2,178 miles of the Appalachian Trail is enough to walk from Paris to Moscow with enough left over to come back as far as Stockholm. And that's the narrow direction of the US.

[@markpekrul4393]

I am lucky to live about 45 minutes from Harper's Ferry - you had such a beautiful day to be there! Also, that Bass Pro Shop is about 20 minutes from me - we're going to that mall tonight....

[@TheJhtlag]

Harpers Ferry, about an hours drive for me, been through there many times. You were on the Appalachian Trail in Virginia, but the bridge you crossed in Harpers Ferry was also the AT. There are many vloggers just like you that hike the entire AT and vlog about it every day for many months, some heading north, some heading south. Should be easy to find on the internet if you are interested.

[@simonforester424]

I miss that weather already. It's below 0 degrees and snowing where I am now. 🥶❄️

[@paulk.6969]

What a nice video! I love the Appalachian Trail, but haven’t been able to get back there for many years. You showed you are a true animal lover by your appreciative reaction to the Black Rat Snake( by the way, even though that was an adult, they get much larger).sadly , some people would not have had that reaction. I’m glad you got to see a very historic and at the same time very beautiful part of this country. Im so glad you’re having such a great time. Very happy for you! Thank you for making my Sunday much brighter!!!😎👍👍👍

[@luigivincenz3843]

every foreign KZbinr always feel amazed when they go to Bass pro Shops lol

[@musiclistsareus1029]

Harpers Ferry looks great

[@mickeyhank]

I've never been to Harper's Ferry but it looks very interesting. Thanks for the introduction to it. I laughed out loud as you confronted that massive burger. I would have had the same thoughts as you and I would have used a knife also - no shame in that. Cool to see the Appalachian Trail -- I've never been on it. I liked that you got to see the snake. The Bass Pro Shop was overwhelming. I'm. not a hunter but I can imagine if you are it's like a paradise. A bit disconcerting how they put paw prints in the floor and have stuffed animals -- entities about to be killed by the rest of the stuff in the shop. Thanks again, Marie!

[@mikebunner3498]

Welcome back to my home state of West Virginia. I hope you enjoy it. Loads of history in that little town and area. The trail is amazing and long.... If you ever get back to W.V. you need to go to Cass Scenic Railroad. It was a part of a logging operation. They logged that mountain from the late 1800's until the 1960's. It is so impressive! You would love it... Thanks for coming... And take care of yourself.

[@rongray5125]

You are such a delightful person.

[@alexius23]

Very envious that you did the Appalachian Trail. I always wanted to walk it a bit…

[@TheresaBeanBeanie]

I love Harpers ferry. I grew up in Charles Town just outside of it and we would regularly visit. During the summers we would play in the rivers surrounding town. I've been there for a few weddings.

[@johncoulombe833]

It is too bad that you cannot see every state in America. Each state has its own beauty and uniqueness. I have lived in Connecticut, California, Arizona, Mississippi, and now, Virginia.

[@laurasexton7450]

I live at Harper's Ferry, glad you enjoyed it.

[@billunwin7624]

Another great video Marie ! You truly look right at home on the Appalachian Trail ! It’s really great that you got to experience this side of the US before Baltimore and NYC ! As for the hamburger 🍔: tu as évité un cauchemar récurrent au moins en utilisant pas la fourchette redoutée ! 😉🤯👍🥰 ( at least you avoided a recurrent nightmare by not using the dreaded fork ! 😉🤯👍🥰)

[@phil4208]

You have a great knowledgeable friend, I grew up on the east coast from Maine to Florida , we were taught about the harpers ferry raid in school, a precursor to the American Civil War, late September and most of October we had some warm great weather , you came at a good time

[@ronlackey2689]

You have a healthy respect for all living things, even bugs on the car window! Hope you enjoyed your trip. Come on down to Texas and see us sometime :)

[@FuzzyMarineVet]

Bon joure, mon belle damme. I'm happy you enjoyed the Appalachian Mountains of West Virginia and Maryland. I live within the same chain of mountains in Western North Carolina and my daughter lives right outside Harper's Ferry, WVA. We were so close and yet so far.

[@predzhead]

Love your videos... glad you enjoyed your stay.. hope you get some time to research the Appalachian Trail... it's the greatest community of people you could ever meet..people from all walks of life and from all around the world come to hike this amazing footpath...hope you get a chance to return one day... safe travels ✌️

[@triadmad]

Thanks!

[@FrenchTasticExplorations]

Thank you!! 😊

[@Idealdeath8304]

Showers in the morning get me up and going. I don’t drink coffee so I gotta shock my system somehow

[@Josephhikes]

I’m so happy you got to see a piece of the Appalachian Trail. I am attempting it next year North bound or NOBO From Springer Mountain Georgia to Mt Katahdin Maine approximately 2180 miles . I wish you would have see an AT hiker , it would have been a cool interview. Love you video’s.

[@sanjivjhangiani3243]

I had of course, heard of Harper's Ferry in American history, but I had no idea it was so beautiful and interesting!

[@tootalazaaz]

Simply amazing.

[@Northbravo]

God thats so surreal to me... I like like 45 mins from Harpers Ferry and have been there about a dozen times

[@balancedactguy]

Hey Marie!! You and Manon B are my two favorite French Ladies!

[@seanmc7128]

I'm very surprised they let miss Marie hang out of the airplane like that in the beginning of the videos. Wow I wonder if miss Marie went to every state during her visit? That would take forever. Lol

[@FrenchTasticExplorations]

I couldn't haha

[@gen1c8rs88]

@@FrenchTasticExplorations If wild animals were smarter they would be called careless, but maybe humans could invent technology to alert humans of possible impacts from wild animals, while not making the situation worse . Posts along side a road with sensors that also pass the message from post to post till the message gets to a automobile so a person knows what is happening ahead.

[@mkshffr4936]

​@@gen1c8rs88 Or possibly use caution. 😊😇

[@lurkiandanti367]

lol!! the Lunch burger part cracked me up haha)) nice editing)

[@71681]

That’s the bass Pro shop I go to‼️👍

[@steelcity3534]

Mustangs - zero, motorcycles - one, Snake - one. Great vid, Marie. Your videography is very good. One of these days, you will get a drone and really up the content ❤👍🎬

[@ymcavalier3555]

Very nice video - I live in Maryland and you make me want to visit Harper’s Ferry

[@michaelross9067]

I always love your videos, I am glad you are having fun in the US. I was hoping you would go by the big fish tank inside Bass Pro Shop to see what you thought.

[@thomastimlin1724]

Too bad you couldn't come to Michigan and knock on my door to say hello....that's okay, I probably would have had a heart attack from the surprise anyway hahaha. BTW using a knife to cut the burger in half made total sense to me! You really should get some kind of TV award for this informal but informative documentary. "A French Girl in the USA" reminds of George Gershwin's An American in Paris musical piece, lol...of course, I was a music teacher, I would think that way....

[@ephennell4ever]

So cool that you got to Harper's Ferry! Those 'living museum towns' are cool! I've been to a few, and it's always a treat for me (being a bit of a 'history buff')! I guess you didn't get to Gettysburg, PA, unfortunately. I've been there a couple times ... it's fascinating! The 'High-Water Mark' of the Confederacy. The tours there are fascinating! Were you on a tour in Harper's Ferry? I think I'll try to visit there next June; I'm sure I'll enjoy it like you did! I always wanted to hike the Appalachian Trail, back when I didn't have medical problems! Did you end up seeing any animals? The way to do it is to just find a good place to sit ... and (quietly!) wait. It might take 15 or 20 minutes, but I can assure you ... the animals will show up! If you sit very still and quiet, they might even come up to you! Doing it that way, I've had deer come within 10-ft. (3-m.) of me! At that distance, when they're up-wind of you, you can actually smell their scent! *So very awesome!* Looking forward to seeing your visit to Niagara Falls - my 'neck of the woods', so to speak! In fact, I was there only about 2 months ago. I'm pretty sure you're going to love it! BTW, were there problems with your U.S.A. Episodes #4 & #6? They never showed up on my list.😭 I hope I can find/get them! P.S. - the acne thing? Keep some 'alcohol prep pads' with you, and wipe your face every few hours. It'll dry your skin a bit, but that helps get rid of the acne, after a couple days. Back home, you'll be back to not-so-greasy foods, so ... oh, right ... you're already back home.(🙄What a dummy!)

[@timlamb6196]

I like how so far you have for the most part avoided the touristy crap.

[@paladinritchey3675]

Great video as always Marie. (Except for the snake) lol! You love mountains, so I knew you would love West Virginia. If you all ever make it to Bedford County Pennsylvania within the next year or so, before I move to Bordeaux, France with my fiance, look me up. You have my contact information. May God and His love and peace be with you all, Marie. Bill

[@dezafinado]

If you're visiting W. Virginia, you must play John Denver's song "Take me home, country road" in the background.

[@Jml416]

We have a Bass Pro Shop in my town overlooking the lake. I would live there if they would let me! Lol

[@russellrofe4849]

It is good to see that you are not terrified of snakes. Just remember when you visit here that some snakes are aggressive and venomous.

[@Lorinda212]

I loved it Marie!!

[@alexius23]

Near Banff, Canada they have built an overpass over the high speed highway. It is only used by animals. I drove under several of these overpasses….covered with grass -& vegetation

[@J.Young808]

Morning showers are a mainland thing more than what we do in Hawai’i. We shower at night because of the humidity.

[@protonneutron9046]

The Appalachian trail is 3,540 km long. Very beautiful. Thanks!

[@catgirl6803]

You learned a lot about Harper’s Ferry. When I go I just go river tubing and drink. Lol. But I’ve hiked that same part of the Appalachian Trail and visited Bass Pro Shops many times.

[@keithm9966]

Good bye Pinky - hello sweet new gray backpack! May you escort Marie on many new adventures!!! Terrific video Marie! The northern portion of the AT trail is absolutely beautiful - through the forest and amazing views from above the tree line. Glad you were able to hike a bit of it. Cool black snake friend you made! Can’t wait to see the next one! :0) 🐺

[@dennisstafford1749]

☺☺ Nice video Marie as always!

[@daleowen2606]

On your next USA trip you need to visit the west coast. The pacific crest trail is much more untamed than the Appalachian trail

[@jimallison6125]

Nice video Marie. I'm glad you got to see a nice part of our country.

[@christypriest30]

We can see part of the Application Trail from our back yard. There aren’t any wolves in the Blue Ridge. We have tons of deer and black bear and coyotes but no mountain lions or wolves! And yes the deer get hit by cars all the time but deer are dumb and they jump in front of the cars so it’s not people driving recklessly

[@musiclistsareus1029]

Racoons are mostly nocturnal, unless you go out late at night looking for them, you're not likely to see a live one

[@Matzah1982]

Bass pro shops is affiliated with Cabela’s and I buy the ammo for my revolver at the huge Cabela’s outlet in Hamburg PA. which is like where you went and about a hundred miles or so north of where you was in Harpers ferry. I have a video posted on my channel of me shooting a cantaloupe with my revolver out in a field under some power lines with woods and mountains nearby in the background in NH.

[@mcflyfarm]

JOHN! Go to the mountain. Go to the mountain, brother!

[@HemlockRidge]

Do you know what the most deadly animal is in the US? It's deer. Collisions with cars kill so many people. I was brought up in north central Pennsylvania. Once I began driving, I was told if a deer crosses in front of you, slow way down, and watch where it came from for the next deer to jump in front of you. People tend to "Oh look. A deer.", and watch the deer that ran across, and they never see the next one.

[@RichardinNC1]

Another great video. I'm glad you enjoyed your time in America and got to see so many different places and not just the tourist stops. I am from West Virginia and didn't know all of the history of Harpers Ferry. As the person said, the Appalachian Trail goes 2100 miles (3500 KM) from Georgia to Maine following the long chain of mountains. I've hiked short sections of it but up to 3000 attempt the whole distance each year (they say 1/4 may finish it).

[@AyaWetts]

You should come to Memphis and see the giant Bass Pro inside the pyramid 🙂

[@MiguelTorres-bc7qe]

¡¡Hola Marie!! Muy buen video y muy bonito lugar

[@williambranch4283]

Deer are the most dangerous animals in the US for human injuries or death. I have hit a full buck at 60 mph at dawn. I was very lucky, the deer was not. Animals are frequently moving at dawn and dusk when it is hard to see them.

[@P-M-869]

My oldest daughter was married with the Niagra Falls as the backset.

[@harveythepooka]

They people you're staying with are keeping you busy. I hope you're enjoying it all. One thing I want to say about hitting animals, yes people are careless, but animals will also run out into the street without a thought. If a deer gets spooked, then will run and can end up jumping into the car. It's the same with squirrels. Most animals don't look both ways before the cross the street. But, I do think less would get hit of people had their eyes on the road all the time. And don't apologize for your English. It's amazing.

[@nataliebohemian]

Love the video as usual! I’m guessing you were at Arundel Mills for the last two stops? I used to work near there! 😊

[@Hawaiian80882]

Mahalo's for sharing

[@dennisstafford1749]

Road trips are popular in America and a rite of passage for most young adults. Off the road (sometimes barely) but off radar are amazing and/or bizarre things. See: (on YT) Lucas, Ks, Cahokia Mounds, Exodusters, The Steamboat Arabia (KC, Mo), Pullman Car Museum (near Chicago) Mastodon State Park (Imperial, Mo), The Blue Whale (Route 66), Soulsby Shell Service Station-Mt. Olive, IL, New Ulm, Mn German Festival, Mesa Verde's Cliff Dwellings, Custer State Park (Custer, South Dakota), Tractor Pulls, U.S. Air Force Academy (open to public, Colorado Springs, Co), Quilt Exhibition Museum in a rest area, (Exit #7, I-24) Paducah, Ky, Metropolis, IL. (home of Superman sort of), The former largest McDonalds over highway (Oklahoma, I-44), The natural hot springs bath houses of 1920s gangsters (Hot Springs, Ark.), Devil's Tower, Union Pacific's Bailey Yards (trainyards Nebraska), Black Canyon of the Gunnison (Colorado), The Million Dollar Highway (Colorado) or Rocky Mountain Park's Trail Ridge Road, The elks that plague Estes Park, Co., drive to the top of Pike's Peak (14,454 ft. Colorado Springs, Co), The Silverton Durango Railroad, the mansions of Lookout Drive (Peoria IL and old vaudeville), The Great Scenic River Road (Mississippi River), anyways no matter which direction with some research all along the way is littered with unique or interesting things, sometimes outrageous and hilarious. See YT video CBS Sunday Morning, "Reunion of Presidential Relatives," Marshfield, Mo. You did an amazing job with your choices and time frame for a first visit.

[@edwardmeade]

I live about 15 minutes away from there. We often got hiking around there. Personal note: My son-in-law proposed to my daughter at Harpers Ferry, right down where the Shenandoah meets the Potomac. Glad to see you enjoyed it. Also, the tow path on the Maryland side is part of a trail that allows you to walk or bicycle from Washington DC to Pittsburgh PA.

[@Matzah1982]

Gotta be careful of copperhead snakes when hiking in the Blue Ridge. They blend in well with the fallen leaves. Canebrake rattlers too. You see canebrakes and copperheads as road kill often when they attempt to cross the road or sun themselves

[@singlechristiancowboy]

Appalachian (apple-at-chan). That's from a Blue Ridge Tar Heeler.

[@B_Dog_33]

Not sure if you got to hear the story about the raid on the arsenal at Harpers Ferry. John Brown, an anti-slavery activist from Kansas, had a plan to seize guns and ammunition from the arsenal in order to equip a revolt of slaves in southern states. The raid failed, and Brown was executed. The commander of the troops that retook the arsenal was Robert E Lee, who later became the commanding general of the confederate Army of Northern Virginia during the American Civil War.

[@robertdarby5316]

I have not been to West Virginia since I was 4 to 5 Years old need to go out there and see my cousins again. It’s been a long time.

[@jovetj]

3:02 Many French level crossings don't have barriers, either. 😀 Edit: It's not that old! LOL!

[@PoubelleKansas]

Greezy down south. Gree -c up north.

[@doorran]

ah I used to live there.

[@timothyreel716]

I'm from Mississippi, if you ever come here, be sure to try fried catfish and hush puppies 😉, btw, you looked a little overwhelmed with that burger 😂. Glad you enjoyed your trip to our country 😊♥️

[@mkshffr4936]

Yum.

[@timothyreel716]

@@mkshffr4936 Where are you from?😊

[@mkshffr4936]

@@timothyreel716 Currently I am in Indiana but have been in WA, AZ, MN, WI, MD, and IL. Working on adding TX to the list. I have a heart for NE TN but at my age winter just doesn't work for me anymore.

[@timothyreel716]

@@mkshffr4936 I wanna move to Texas 🤠👍

[@JoeBlow_4]

Ah, Bass Pro Shops....where you'll overpay for every firearm, but they'll probably have the one you're looking for or they'll call someone and get it. ;).

[@nicolivoldkif9096]

Yeah, hitting deer isn't carelessness, they are a bit suicidal. My mother had one jump off a cliff and land on the roof of her SUV.

[@snowflakehunter]

My family has 10 acres of property in the lower Appalachian mountains. Half will soon be mine. Log cabin, and off grid. Hope you enjoyed your time there! Fun Fact: While exploring inland along the northern coast of Florida in 1528, the members of the Narváez expedition, including Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca, found a Native American village near present-day Tallahassee, Florida whose name they transcribed as Apalchen or Apalachen. Whether or not Native Americans are truly native is now in doubt due to discoveries of Slavic Tribe artifacts that predate Native Americans in North America. More investigating is currently. By the way, the pimples are not due to the foods here. It is a change in humidity levels. Especially on a plane where humidity levels drop below 20%. This causes your oil glands to work overtime to keep your skin moist. Then you land back into a proper humid environment and the excess oil causes a backup in the pores on your skin causing pimples. Fun Fact: The United States is the only country that has all of the climates found on Earth.

[@tomgardner2638]

At 7:28 you actually show a hotel that was featured on Gordon Ramsay's show, "Hotel Hell" Town's Inn!! It was in 2016 though. Again @ 7:33 more of a straight on shot.

[@dennisstafford1749]

Cannot wait to see your reaction to Maid of the Mist, Timmie bits and CN Tower and desperately hope you ate in revolving restaurant at top. The market in Toronto is wonderful as is the intersection of York and Front Streets where commuter morning traffic arriving by train makes people appear like exploding popcorn to the street. A cruise on the St. Lawrence is so much fun. Toronto's China Town seems bigger than in New York. I love/hate NYC. It is an exciting city but if you have to drive in it as I did you dread going there. The West is sooo much different than anything you saw on this trip so you must make another North American Trip.