My husband cheated and I should have won! | Ep 30

[@CreateAndPlayWithRenee]

rubber boots, rain boots or old school grandparents called them Gollashes. That's what we say here in Canada.

[@lwest5686]

Central Canada here - most often rain boots but agree we may also call them rubber boots whether rubber or not but never Wellies. I always thought galoshes were plastic or rubber covers for shoes or boots. My dad wore the rubber slip on ones that just went around the base of his good shoes but my galoshes were plastic covers that went over the full shoe or boot.

[@chatterjeelinda4]

They are wellies, named after the Duke of Wellingtons.

[@Burbankelly]

I love Luke's dry wit! So funny! Love Julie's high energy and shenanigans!

[@grendaal2007]

Completely agree. They fit so perfectly to each other. Luke is smart and hilarious, and she is an energiser bunny. Great partners.

[@carlaquartiroli6820]

Always look forward to your videos on Sunday. You & Luke are hilarious together & I do have a good laugh when watching. Loved how you foraged the mushrooms, they looked good but I do have to say a fresh Porcini is hard to beat! Calling the apple juice "Mapple" is a good name. Thanks

[@MappertonLive]

Thank you!

[@gaslitworldf.melissab2897]

*- American here in Michigan.* Yes we say _rainboots, but not often, b/c we're not as particular about what kind of footwear is worn during rain. Some might say rubber boots, as that is the material used - sort of. It's synthetic, but no one bothers about saying that. I suspect if anyone has a _proper way to call them, it would be New Englanders" who are the only ones practical enough to have entryways called _Mud Rooms_ designed to accommodate boots, shoes, coats, umbrellas and any gear that might be wet or muddy. I think you'd love it.

[@soulbestrongaprilbillups4559]

Y'all are too funny! You know even though I grew up in Texas we always called the boots "galoshes". But as an adult I've adopted the "wellies." It's just fun to say, and my father's family came from England, so I feel entitled. 😁

[@vogthorstar3206]

We call them Galoshes, Muck boots, Shrimp boots, and My favorite; "Dulac Suedes ". Really enjoy your joyous videos!

[@pnewc8588]

I grew up on a farm in Indiana - I would have walked right through the mud. Also lots of morel mushroom hunting!

[@heathermartinez8640]

We say rain boots in the USA. I rejoice with you in finding edible mushrooms! Hope the apple juice does well this year.

[@kathunter3394]

Growing up in Canada we always called them 'rubber boots'.

[@imogenbegns]

omg, I LOVE watching them; they are so adorable. They better stay together forever.

[@katjam.hassanien9311]

We cook parasol mushrooms whole, without stem, salt, pepper, lightly floured then dunked in beaten egg and fried. Better than any steak! 😍

[@tanyapowell8577]

One....I love that mushroom app! Very cool! Two.... I’m living for the hilarious banter between you both😂😂😂😂 Third....I call them galoshes or rain boots

[@pal7252]

OMG! Those mushrooms looked so good. 😊

[@ginadelfina5887]

American person - I say rain boots, when it's absolutely necessary to distinguish them from other types of boots. Usually, I just say boots. I don't have a special pair of rubber boots just for rain, and neither do most other people I know. Maybe because the climate here is less rainy than the U.K.? Here, it's more common for kids to have special rain boots, since kids like to jump in puddles a lot.

[@jimdepereira985]

They are rain boots and golashes is another term my mom used to describe them.

[@elisabethbenders-hyde5286]

Here in New England we definitely call them rain boots. Or just boots, as in if it's raining or muddy you put your boots on. If they're expensive rain boots, manufacturers will call the Wellingtons.

[@donmiller2810]

Overshoes with 5 buckles.

[@dianegriffith3006]

Oh Julie I love the finesse you have in throwing those mushrooms on your plates! LOL!!

[@jaymerichardson3611]

We call them rain boots or hunting boots lol. I know I'm 2 years late lol. I JUST found your series (both this one and American Vicountess)

[@bridgetackley2164]

I cook my mushrooms in one sick of butter and a little EVOO. I also put garlic and pepper on them. I'm Italian so I garlic almost everything. The other thing I like to do with my mushrooms is mix them with potatoes that are fry and if I have any green or red peppers I put them in also I also like to put a little onion in them. This comes out to be a really hurting meal. Something quick and easy and something I learned to do for leftovers. But even still I did forget to tell you that when I cook just the mushrooms I also add in a little onion just for flavoring not a lot.

[@wendy-moore]

Rubber boots on the farm. Rain boots in town.

[@wendy-moore]

We used to have hippies jumping our fence to get into the pasture for the "funny" mushrooms - with the herd bull standing there!!! Luckily no one ever got hurt. I had to holler down to them that he was there. I don't think they understood the threat.

[@chandeliers1022]

🍁🍂 Hi Julie and family Important Chateau information. We love to watch all the great renovations on your beautiful Chateau. We had a five acre farm a few years ago that had a huge pond. We had the same problem you guys have with the algae that floats on top of the pond. We got some water expert's advise and they recommend throwing mosquito dunks in the water and it works exceptionally great to our surprise. It will even have all the algae disappear, especially after your second dunk. Since you have such a huge pond, you also need to go out in your little canoe and put one in the middle and the sides. I recommend one each on the side of the entrance of your house and one more in the middle of the moat and the sides. You need to put them at least once a month. It won't hurt the ducks or the birds or any fishes in the water. We also had otters in our water and some fishes and we always saw them month after month. We also had ponies in that area and we had no problem with them getting sick. You moat will be gorgeous after a while, not to mention much more clear. It also gets rid of bugs that loves to breed off of algae and it's great for mosquitoes. Here is the link below where you can purchase the dunks on Amazon, which sounds like a very good price, but you can compare the price at your hardware store if they have it. Cheers to healthier looking water! Remember water has to be kept circulated, because whatever comes on top of the water, you will breath in as it flies in the air and that's why people have so much allergies, because it also comes in the house when the windows and doors are open. I experienced that myself living with a pond on our five acre farm, especially when it rains because all that dust from the trees goes into the water. So it's a must to keep the water circulated. Another great tip is, having your fountain with the beautiful fish working all the time. Maybe later on put another fountain in the middle of the moat. You guys are the ones that have to stay healthy because you live on the grounds. Let me know if you have any questions. Here is the link below to the mosquito dunks. 🦆 Summit Responsible Solutions 110-12 Mosquito Dunks, 6-Pack, Natural www.amazon.com/dp/B0000AH849/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_fabc_JD8BQ169709D890ZS362

[@laurie-dk9zf]

mAPPLEton from Mapperton or possibly MmMmAPPLEton Juice

[@paulabibb1116]

After a lifetime of Hunter boots around the barns, forest and (God forbid) town in the rainy season, I have switched to Chameaus ! I love their softness and durability .A pair of Hunter boots used to last 3-5 years, in the last few years when they started cracking half way through mid summers ,season after season. These failures doubled my boot budget. .I ditched Hunter for good For Chameaus. So far ,so good ,my cloudy day blue Chameau talls have lasted three years !

[@stephaniedent4833]

I love fried mushrooms in butter. I craved it with my two boys.

[@maureenb6095]

I loved this! I don’t even like mushrooms but the ones you cooked up looked so good. And your apple juice all bottled up and ready to go. Mapperton and it’s land is stunning. There’s always something going on! Thank you for sharing it with us! 🌸🌸

[@MappertonLive]

Thanks so much! 😊

[@stephaniedent4833]

Im in Australia and call them gumboots or wellingtons/ wellies

[@paulabibb1116]

We call them barn boots, fishing boots , puddle hoppers and wellies.

[@janeblandford852]

In Canada, where I live I call these boots....rubber boots or rain boots. One can't live without them...lol!!

[@ladydelahaye]

Rain boots /golashes....wouldn't have a clue what a welly/wellies is .....my big sister 🇬🇧 does that to me 🇺🇸 ask for a biscuit in the states 😏😁 adore Julie and Luke .MAPPERTON IS FANTASTIC 🏰🍾🥂....🍎🍏MAPPLEJUICE👏

[@MsBritishwoman]

Before viewing any other subscription websites I set the reminder Sundays for this series. Always sets my evening mood for fun, laugh out louds, and a feel good half hours entertainment. Keep the knowledge and laughs flowing guys! Love this series!

[@MappertonLive]

Thank you so much!

[@beelinekhan460]

if you bread the parasol like Viennese style, fry them and serve them with sauce tartare....perfect.

[@DariaAmato-wz2xg]

In the US Rain or snow boots or gollashes. They are getting hard to find unless you're a kid. Isn't wellies a brand?

[@rhondamartin3575]

I definitely call them Rain Boots! I grew up in Gettysburg, PA! We never called them Wellies.

[@rev.jesseabelchristianlife6693]

As a New Yorker who lives in the countryside I can say that some people including myself do wear wellington boots or wellies. Most Americans call them rain boots, muck boots or galoshes. I call them wellington boots or wellies but I embrace my British heritage so I'm not typical of an American. So, yes, some of us do wear wellies here in the USA. They are quite popular for hunting and countryside walks. I have a black pair that I wear with jeans.

[@rhondamartin3575]

Lol!!!! Love you both! I help you look for mushrooms Julie! I have a picture of a beautiful mushroom that was growing under a Boxwood! I wish I could send it to you! You'd absolutely love it! I've never seen anything like it! Yes, Luke had some help!

[@ewelinawu7649]

I don't imagin mushroom picking without a big wicker basket and a pocket knife. For many Poles it's a favourite hobby in autumn.

[@irenecoermann2439]

Michigan USA - Muck boots, mud boots, garden boots, rain boots, and I also call them Wellies because I watch too much British tv and I get funny looks when I do.

[@jekku4688]

Galoshes or rain boots, yes. "Wellies" is strictly a British thang. But y'all. At the VERY end of the video, one of you should have said "Do you feel funny? I feel a bit funny." and both of you keel over off your chairs! Now THAT would have been an ending! :-D

[@rebeccanicoll8667]

I’m from Texas and we do call them rain boots! I would love a pair of boots like you have though. My husband is from Scotland and he of course calls rubber boots Wellies.

[@debbietaylor9750]

They are called Wellies short for Wellington's, as the Duke of Wellington had his boots rubberised, and had the first waterproof boot.. Just like the word Sandwich for a filled bread snack.

[@meowhere2426]

RAINBOOTS!!!! Want to confuse and frustrate an American? Call rainboots wellies. We have gotten into arguments and proper naming. Another thing: Americans do not like walking in the rain. The struggle of getting my partner to walk in rain even though we have gear for it is unreal

[@gingerbaker4390]

How can I purchase a box of your apple juice please.? I love natural fruit juice, Thank you.

[@JanaFarman]

I call them rain boots although I don't own any since it hardly rains here in SoCal. I just usually wear flip-flops if it's raining or leather boots if it's drizzly and cold.

[@virginiamosser8591]

Rain boots in the US and Canada. BUT since Princess Diana popularized them when she was first married and called them "wellies", people in the US at least called them that too. Just onr more of her cultural contributions!

[@maryannchaisson6742]

Rubber Boots., Atlantic Canada! Must have -years ago! 🇨🇦🌹

[@gilliandarling9239]

cut mushrooms leaving root in ground ... love your mad family and property and show

[@p11450]

I’m from California, they are called rain boots. If you said wellies no one would know what you are talking about. You could say mud or muck or rubber boots and they might know.

[@GrizzlyAir]

Rain boots or muck boots or mud boots. Any of the above, but the name Wellington draws no water in the States. Pun intended.

[@machellep1]

If they are colored mushrooms they are poisonous. Rain boots, mud boots, muck boots , rubber boots , sh@# stompers on the dairy.

[@eileendaub3643]

American (Pennsylvania) and no one calls them "Wellies" around here. Gollashes or rain boots for us.

[@wendybecker4223]

In Washington state and I say rain boots, though I would intentionally say wellies if I was with another Anglophile.

[@t.grimes9973]

Rain boots, barn boots, rubbers or even sometimes Gollashes here, in New York State:)

[@lelamaciolek1166]

I'm from New England. We call them rainboots.

[@sierramist0789]

I grew up calling them rain boots and still call them rain boots. -I’m in the US.

[@AvaT42]

Not a chance I would forage for wild mushrooms, I would be too scared to pick the poisonous ones!

[@rev.jesseabelchristianlife6693]

I absolutely love your table in the kitchen!!!! Beautiful table!

[@stacey9501]

Greetings from Louisiana. We call them rubber boots.

[@christinemurphy8862]

I’m on Long Island, New York. I’ve always said rain boots.

[@user-wy5jv1ho2k]

RAIN BOOTS - Cheers! From California

[@kaeru12345678]

I dont wear any special boot to go out in the rain, here in America, but the shin high rubber boots can be called galoshes but are colloquially called rain boots and they are worn with rain coats. I haven't seen people wear those nice knee high wellington style of boot here but I dont really leave the house much lol.

[@celticlass8573]

I would love a pair of boots, if they ever ship internationally.

[@MappertonLive]

They do! You can get them around the world.

[@celticlass8573]

@@MappertonLive I contacted Le Chameau directly a couple of months ago, and they said they didn't ship here unfortunately. They mentioned one small boutique hundreds of kms from me that sells them, and the boutique never replied to my query. If you know of a way to order from Canada, please do let me know. :)

[@sierramist0789]

I grew up calling them rain boots and still call them rain boots.

[@maryjanekolesar8325]

We just call them rubber boots in Canada... how common, eh!

[@laurac8659]

My Best Friends Wedding is one of my favorites! You do resemble her 😁

[@3dom2026]

Cameron Diaz has nothing on you Ms Julie. Great Blog

[@mocarra100]

Julie you are freaking hilarious! I love the fact that you're an American and you're just yourself. I would love to visit your home and meet you in person. But alas that will never happen, can't afford to fly lol but love your videos can't wait till the next one much love from Oklahoma USA Jackie 🇺🇸💖 YES JULIE WE CALL THEM RAIN BOOTS IN AMERICA.

[@lisaforeman5240]

Rain boots or galoshes. I only know wellies because I went to the UK

[@117Pinkyflower]

We call them barn boots or mud boots in Arkansas USA!

[@meredithchapman2009]

Rain boots buddy. I’ve lived all over the US.

[@ceciliagonzalez-wx2xs]

Live in USA and I have always called them rain boots

[@staceb8057]

My family always called them Gum Boots in Canada :)

[@joanfoxwright4221]

We never use "wellies." They are rain boots.

[@sharonothefae]

Here in Australia we call them gumboots x x x

[@edenwalsh1014]

Am I really watching this again? :D)))))

[@juliagulia6955]

In Peoria Illinois we call them muck boots or Wellies

[@markoconnor7064]

Dick and Angel…. These guys are your nemesis

[@bernadettevanderploeg9551]

the English call them Wellies short for Wellington boots.

[@lestermagnuson939]

How do Aga's work? what's the advantage, or disadvantage

[@mysticmimi3924]

Rain Boots LOL New York upstate here :)

[@samanthahess6007]

Arkansas-we call them rain boots or muck boots.

[@angelamurphy3547]

We call them rain boots, galoshes, or muck boots

[@roxannaramirez929]

They’re rain boots here in Southern California

[@ovh992]

In the U.S. we call them rain boots or rubber boots.

[@lynstoneham]

Lovely family but how do you keep up with Julie

[@davinaholaday5873]

Smelly wellies is what our family calls them!!😂

[@LC-bb6jd]

In southern US we call them rain boots.

[@CaribouOrange]

The best video so far. Dry wit fun.

[@brendam5356]

Looking forward to this those mushrooms look delish noooo not that one toxic😍😍❤️👌

[@carolynpredmore5153]

Just boots. When it snows, you get out the warmer ones.

[@fredanderson8911]

We call Wellington’s gum boots in NZ

[@pal7252]

Rain boots! From San Antonio Texas USA. 😉

[@lpkay]

Rubber boots in western Canada 🇨🇦

[@eschrad]

Sorry, Luke. Rain boots.

[@sakurapablo671]

Even here in Guam, we say rain boots

[@ancientromerefocused8614]

Rain boots! Rain boots! Rain boots!

[@blorac9869]

Rain or rubber boots! TYVM¡

[@milaszczecina5553]

The mushroom crate is hilarious

[@lorigoodwin263]

In Canada they are call rain boots .