San Juan Island's Pig War of 1859

[@Kayak7seas]

@Ms.kayak7seas and i are looking forward to sharing this adventure with you. Hope to see you at the premiere.

[@chubbielou]

7am is my waking hours

[@SUPERGENKI]

Oh go away, just go away, haha..... Just kidding you, that opening shot is to die for, so beautiful and just sets the mood perfectly. Your "please subscribe"-message design looks like Miami Vice, haha.... ^^ Great video overall, love to follow you on your adventures. Thanks so much for sharing. Warm greetings, Thomas

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, SUPERGENKI and thank you for the lovely comment. 😆you are hilarious. No kayaking in this video.😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@Kayak7seas]

Miami Vice may have inspired that subscribe screen. :) Thanks

[@ms.kayak7seas]

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[@MyAdventurePlanet]

This is a very nice video. Lovely tour of this very interesting place! Would love to visit the San Juan Islands! Great share my friend 💗 very big like 👍

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, My Adventure Planet and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video.😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@Kayak7seas]

Thank you very much!

[@ms.kayak7seas]

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[@smilesun3486]

What a lovely island with old history!! Love such historical site with healing nature very much. Thanks a million for taking me along. With many thumbs up n kind regards to my fren 📯📯🍀🍀

[@Kayak7seas]

Thank you so much

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Smile Sun and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Smile. PLease drop off your comment when you see me in the white water vid. 😲😲💦💦

[@TsuyoshiLIFE]

That's great. Glad you shared it. Thank you for the wonderful video! Have a nice day. 👍🙏

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, つよし　and thank you for the lovely comment. On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗I would love to have you at the premiere someday...8am???Friday???😁

[@TsuyoshiLIFE]

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[@Kayak7seas]

Thank you! You too!

[@ms.kayak7seas]

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[@Gmdtechinfo]

Amazing Informative This Your San Juan Island's Pig War of 1859 That's Great! Keep it up Good Job!!! Stay Connected!😍😍😍😍😍

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Luxus Traveler and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@Kayak7seas]

Thank you

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Luxus. Please drop off your comment when you see me in the white water vid. 😲😲💦💦

[@TsuyoshiLIFE]

good morning! Great! Glad you shared it. Thank you for the wonderful video! Have a nice day. 👍🙏🌈

[@Kayak7seas]

Have a nice day

[@TsuyoshiLIFE]

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[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, つよしand thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗I would love to have you at the premiere someday....8am???...Friday???...😁

[@ms.kayak7seas]

H, iplease drop off your comment when you see me in the white water vid. 😲😲💦💦

[@TheLaughingLion]

Wow a war was almost started over a pig, lol. Very interesting site to visit. They preserved the area quite well and the tour guy did well to entertain an inform a bit. 🎯🎯👍👍

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, The Laughing Lion and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗 I am glad to see you back in Vegas.🤗I wonder if you ever had time for your own vacation, where would you like to go?

[@Kayak7seas]

He did, you can tell he loves his job

[@chubbielou]

patiently waiting and excited

[@Kayak7seas]

Hope to see you tomorrow then :D

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Chubbie Lou..thank you so much.🙋‍♀🙋‍♀🛶🛶

[@chubbielou]

@@ms.kayak7seas you're welcome ❤️

[@ms.kayak7seas]

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[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Chubbie Lou and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗Thank you for being a cheerleader. 😁

[@WeatherLoverSky]

I had a great time watching this video. I support you to grow into a good channel.

[@Kayak7seas]

Thank you very much

[@ms.kayak7seas]

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[@shiesadventures1028]

Ohhh I'm late .. but watching here.. nice place with the history.. .. nice u explore and share this to us.

[@Kayak7seas]

ha, we'll blame the alarm clock :D Thank you for stopping by have a great day

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Shie and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗I would love to have you at the premiere again.😁

[@SakunaSwonaChannel]

H there wow amazing English camp the house still in a good condition @3:56 when you look inside and 4:17 very clear! American camp headquarters the gentlemen gave a great tour and information i love the view at the end beautiful, hope you have a great new week, stay bless, like and love # 99.

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Sakyna and thank you for the lovely comment. On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@Kayak7seas]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Sakuna. Please drop off your comment when you see me in the white water vid. 😲😲💦💦

[@SakunaSwonaChannel]

@@ms.kayak7seas 😁 of course

[@toseetheworld]

Awesome tour and history. Such interesting filming and commentary my dear friend. Have a wonderful day.

[@Kayak7seas]

Thank you! You too!

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, To See The World and thank you for the lovely comment. On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@RedDragonVideos]

I vaguely remember the history. Thanks for the recap and tour. Glad I made it to a premier😁👍💯💞🐲

[@Kayak7seas]

I didn't know of this war until our visit. So much history isn't taught in schools. Thanks for joining in on the premiere

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Red Dragon and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗Thank you for being out cheerleader at the premiere. 😁

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Red Dragon. Hope to see you at the premiere...if not please drop off your comment and thumbs-up when you see me in the white water vid.😲😲💦💦

[@alieninosaka3414]

There is nothing better than to start the morning ☕️🧐with an adventure! I’ll be on time!🖐

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Thank you, Alien. 😻

[@Kayak7seas]

See you at the premiere

[@alieninosaka3414]

Hello again!😊 And thank you very much for the amazing historical video!❤️🙋🏼‍♀️👍👍👍

[@ms.kayak7seas]

@@alieninosaka3414 Hi, Alien and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗I hope you had a blast in the chatbox. Everybody loves you, Alien. Come back.....come back...come back...😁

[@alieninosaka3414]

Ms.Kayak7seas, Thank you so much for taking your time to write such a detailed story! 💖 I remember reading about the “ Pig War “, but that was over 30 years ago 🤔 So i kinda forgot some moments… And thanks to your historical review I again remembered about it 👍 Thanks again! And be sure I’ll be back! 🥰 🖐

[@boyzinthewood1]

Will have to watch tomorrow. Currently 8:40pm here in Wales. But atleast I have a great video to kick start my Friday with 👌👊👍

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Thank you, Boyz In The Wood. Don't get into a fistfight.🤕🤕

[@Kayak7seas]

A good cup of coffee and a kayak7seas video, a perfect Friday moning

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Boyz In The Woods. Please drop your thumbs-up and c comment when you see me in the white water vid.😲😲💦💦

[@かずちんチャンネル]

Hello nice video my friend have a nice day😁

[@Kayak7seas]

Arogato

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, カズチャンネルand thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗I would love to have you at the premiere someday. 8am....Friday???😁😁

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, please drop off your comment when you see me in the white water vid. 😲😲💦💦

[@ms.kayak7seas]

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[@RonEAdventures]

Cheers guys 🍻

[@Kayak7seas]

cheers

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Ron and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗I would love to have you again at the premiere....😁

[@Cecilia-r7q]

Yay! notification is on look8ng forward to watch The Pig War it'll be 4pm my time here 🙌😊

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Thank you, CeIS🤗

[@Kayak7seas]

Look forward to having you there

[@LyndonsAdventures.]

Personally I had never heard of this dispute until I moved out to Alberta in the early 2000's were I made friends with a fellow from Vancouver Island, which at the time, he gave me a history lesson on this war. I'm glad it ended well.

[@Kayak7seas]

us too. thanks for watching

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, L's Adventures and thank you for the lovely comment. On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗I would love to have you at the premiere someday.

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, L's. Please drop off your comment when you see me in the white water vid. 😲😲💦💦

[@TimingLifestyleTV]

Nice sharing and great tour, Lovely history sharing.

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Thank you for the lovely comment. On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@Kayak7seas]

Many thanks!

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, please drop off your comment when you see me in the white water vid. 😲😲💦💦

[@The_Brit_Girls]

Sad we missed the premier but looking forward to watching the replay. I really enjoyed hearing about the history of the area and seeing both the English Camp and the American Camp. Great that you could access the interior of a building in each camp. I'm glad the launderess was paid well, good to hear. I love the picturesque little pathways through the woods and grassy fields. Have a great weekend, guys! 😊😊💕

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Brit Ladies and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗I could use cheerleaders at the premiere again. 😁

[@Kayak7seas]

Thank you, hope you enjoy your weekend

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Brits Ladies. If you can make the premiere, please bring your favorite beach towel with you. If not, please drop your thumbs up and a comment when you see me in the white water vid😲😲💦💦

[@HandancetiNATR]

It's amazing, I watched it with pleasure and curiosity, watching different videos makes one happy. I wish you success. Let's stay in touch. Greetings from Turkey, love.

[@Kayak7seas]

Thank you very much

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Live Long Nature Travel and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@NewHorizonsTravel]

very interesting history of the Juan Island's Pig War! such a wonderful place, have a good weekend

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, New Horizons Travel and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@Kayak7seas]

Thank you

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, NHT. Please drop off your comment when you see me in the white water vid. 😲😲💦💦

[@melanietingsonsvlog]

Another amazing film made by my dear friend. Great sharing...

[@Kayak7seas]

Many thanks

[@generationxperiences]

Only one 🇬🇧 pig harmed in the making! Great video, that guy was super knowledgable! Laundrette with a view 👍 this was cool guys and super interesting….off to make some keto midnight bacon 🥓 😋 love ya’s 🛶💥❤️💃👍😘

[@Kayak7seas]

Thanks 👍

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi,Jill and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗 Thank you always for being our cheerleader.🥰

[@generationxperiences]

@@ms.kayak7seas 📣💃 wow super interesting history ms Kayak you are a ⛲️ of knowledge! Look forward to your next one! Have a great week ahead 👍❤️😘💃

[@ms.kayak7seas]

@@generationxperiences Just googled it.😆

[@exploremalaysia]

Usual tamsak and wait for it! Might be a bit too early for me to be up!

[@ms.kayak7seas]

I appreciate it.🤗when you can...

[@Kayak7seas]

Hope to see you at the premiere

[@Thearyshare]

I like the view 🌄 of the field, feel relaxed 😌

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@Kayak7seas]

Yes, thank you

[@Ngauhunggame2025]

Enjoyed seeing both camps. So happy the Brits and Americans get along now! Wonderful history. Thanks so much

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@Kayak7seas]

Thanks for watching

[@gracebravovlogs]

Waiting here support from P.A

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Grace. Thank you sooo much.🤗

[@gracebravovlogs]

@@ms.kayak7seas your welcome ..

[@Kayak7seas]

Hope to see you at the premiere

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Grace and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗Thank you for being a cheerleader. 😁

[@WBJAdventures]

thanks for share

[@Kayak7seas]

Thanks for the visit

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, WBJ Adventures and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗I would love to have you at the premiere someday. 😁

[@Happywife226]

What an interesting history about pig war, but glad to know that it was resolved by negotiations and no human casualties. Both English and America Camp has a wonderful views but I think the views in America Camp is more amazing especially by the ocean. Thank you for this wonderful and historic tour.

[@Kayak7seas]

So glad we got to share it with you

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Happywife and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@CoastalFloridaLife]

Awesome tour of the English Camp and American Camp, love to see that some of the buildings and original c sites are being preserved and restored. 👍😀. Excellent tour! I very much enjoyed the history behind the Pig War of1859. 👍like 67, Thank you so much for sharing.

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Coastal Florida Life and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video.😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗I would love to have you at the premiere someday.

[@Kayak7seas]

Thank you

[@Time2getgoin]

Nice trail. It looks well used and well kept. Good exercise. You got a nice tour. Tiny rooms. It did have nice views. I enjoyed this👍👍86

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Time2getgoin and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗I would love to have you at the premiere someday.

[@Kayak7seas]

Thank you very much!

[@goexploringwithcolor-shawn]

Very interesting tour and great to see English camp and America camp. First time to know its history. Great sharing friend 👍👍🤗

[@Kayak7seas]

Thanks for coming

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, GoExploring with Color&Shawn and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗I would love to have you at the premiere someday.😁

[@yadzkie]

Thanks for taking us along in your tour. I enjoyed listening to the voice over just like in a guided tour. Tfs

[@Kayak7seas]

I'm so glad!

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, YADZ and thank you for the lovely comment. On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@adzey156]

Beautiful Location and history thanks for sharing with us ✌️

[@Kayak7seas]

My pleasure

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Adzey and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲Appreciate you stayed up late at night.🦉 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@JoyWanders]

San Juan Island's Pig War amazing share friend, keep safe

[@Kayak7seas]

Thank you

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Joy. Please drop off your comment when you see me in the white water vid. 😲😲💦💦

[@SatelliteBeachLive]

Nice opening with that beautiful sunrise. An interesting slice of history that none of us would have known without this Kaya7seas video. Thanks!

[@Kayak7seas]

Our pleasure!

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, SBL and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗Thank you so much for sending cheerleaders to the premiere. 🥰

[@dannadventure1601]

beautiful landscape,island and the sunrise,nature is fresh and relaxing,,,love it to spend always,, thanks for touring us,, full

[@Kayak7seas]

Thanks for visiting

[@BeFreeAdventures]

Fantastic sharing, my friend!! This island is amazingThanks for your hard work!!!

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, BRFree & Adventures and thank you for the lovely comment. On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@Kayak7seas]

Thanks a lot!

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, BFree. Please drop off your comment when you see me in the white water vid. 😲😲💦💦

[@PinoyFoodExplorers]

Beautiful island tour. Thanks for virtually taking us there. The view is breathtaking! 😍

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, pinoy and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video.😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@Kayak7seas]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@meralynparisvlogs7328]

Hi there host! Wow! Beautiful island. Nice tour full replay here for you. Thanks for always supporting my channel. See you on your next video.

[@GENerationXplorers]

Awesome premiere, barely any piggies were hurt in the making of this incredible video! Fascinating insight into the occupational life in the 19th Century! 👍

[@Kayak7seas]

Thanks so much!

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Nick and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video.😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@cupcakescorner7684]

Wonderful videos of the two historical camps. Smallest hospital id ever see. The forest is so meaningful.

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Cupcake's Corner and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@Kayak7seas]

Thank you

[@HeyPainting]

Really nice sharing~ thank you for sharing!! my friend! have a nice day!!! ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@Kayak7seas]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@MariaEdtrudeSifton]

This is such an amazing place. Great history behind it. Watching from Florida. Blessings to you.

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Maria and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗I would love to have you at the premiere someday.😁

[@Kayak7seas]

Thank you

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Maria. Please drop off your comment when you see me in the white water vid. 😲😲💦💦

[@RelaxationPal]

Thank you for wonderful sharing my friend!! Big like!! 👍

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@Kayak7seas]

Thank you

[@Thorkenn]

Kayak this is really amazing. The road to the camp very nice views and looks too interesting. The house still good condition.. but still they renovated? But I cannot stay there 😉 very far for the neighbors. Really amazing tour Kayak. I love ❤️ it. Thank you 🙏🏻 for bringing us virtually. See you soon. Stay safe and have a nice day ahead 👍❤️🙏🏻

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Thorkenn and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗 I am honored to see you dropping by.🥰

[@Kayak7seas]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@p.a.travellifestyle1718]

We'll see u tomorrow morning 😊

[@ms.kayak7seas]

P.A. Thank you so much for your support. Chat with you then. 🤗

[@Kayak7seas]

sounds good

[@Thomas1980]

Very nice Video👍👍👍Thumbs UP!👍👍👍Thanks for sharing

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Thomas 1980 and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@Kayak7seas]

Thank you

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Thomas. Please drop off your comment when you see me in the white water vid. 😲😲💦💦

[@sergioelcoyote3586]

a great history my friend, is so good to see preserved that area, is a beautiful place, a great video dear friend

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Sergio and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 You will love cycling on this island. On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@Kayak7seas]

Thank you

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Coyote. Please drop off your comment when you see me in the white water vid. 😲😲💦💦

[@BluemoonTraveler]

Very nice place and beautiful scenery. Your San Juan Island tour is so impressive. Big liked...👍👍

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Bluemoon and thank you for the lovely comment. On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@Kayak7seas]

Thank you very much!

[@IndayArvinTraveladventure808]

Such a beautiful tour of this beautiful island with great history👍

[@Kayak7seas]

It really is!

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Inday and Arvin and thank you for the lovely comment. On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@JenniferLupine]

Lots of history in the San Juans! Great telling of the Pig War story, and visuals! We’ve visited there- great local history and amazing views of Puget sound! 👌👍

[@Kayak7seas]

Thanks

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Jennifer and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@nafex3740]

Looking forward to this one !!!Well done my Friend !!!

[@Kayak7seas]

Thank you kindly

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Tthank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@arieladventours]

Hello Ms.Kayak sorry i missed another premiere.Its a beautiful historical camp.Breathtaking view.

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Ariel and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@arieladventours]

@@ms.kayak7seas you're welcome.I thougt on your next video i also saw a lake on this video.Have a blessed sunday.

[@Kayak7seas]

Next time! Have a great weekend

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Ariel.. Please drop off your comment when you see me in the white water vid. 😲😲💦💦

[@lingbananinvienna5332]

Wow this is another owesome advensure. Beautiful place and good to know a bit about the camps. Excellent! Thanks for sharing I injoyed watching the replay.

[@Kayak7seas]

Thank you

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Ling banan and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video.😲On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗I would love to have you at the premiere someday.😁

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Lingbanan. Please drop off your comment when you see me in the white water vid. 😲😲💦💦

[@wanderingoutyonder]

Wow - super cool area! That sunrise was epic! Nice areas to explore - and lots of interesting information! Keep making memories & adventure on! ~Karen & Shannon WOY

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Wandering Out Yonder, and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video.😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗I would love to have you, two at the premiere someday.

[@Kayak7seas]

Thanks for watching!

[@calatoruldac]

Very interesting story. 👍 Have a nice weekend my friend 🤗

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Dac and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@Kayak7seas]

Thank you! You too!

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Dac. Please drop off your comment when you see me in the white water vid. 😲😲💦💦

[@vongtaynhanaikptt6066]

Nice and cool place. Thanks for sharing.

[@Kayak7seas]

Thanks for visiting

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@RAMUJIRO]

It’s a very interesting history. Thanks for the nice walk.🌿

[@Kayak7seas]

So nice of you

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi,RAMJIRO and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Ramujiro. Please drop off your comment when you see me in the white water vid. 😲😲💦💦

[@Tokyo_Fan]

Interesting place. Thank you for sharing the great tour.

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Tokyo Fan and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗I would love to have you at the premiere someday. ...8am??? Friday???😁

[@Kayak7seas]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, tokyo Fan. Please drop off your comment when you see me in the white water vid. 😲😲💦💦

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, If you are interested, will you check this out? Let me know. It means a lot to me. kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3OlpYF9fpuUq9U

[@TheHikingHermit]

Great tour and the sharing of a bit of history. Amazing how countries fight each other and then are best buddies afterwards.

[@Kayak7seas]

It really is!

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Alessa and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video.😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@kyotomiyabi-travels]

So beautiful places. Beautiful Location and history. Thank you for sharing

[@Kayak7seas]

Thank you too

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, 大人旅　and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗I would love to have you at the premiere someday.....7am..8am???Friday???😁

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Kyotomiyabi. Please drop off your comment when you see me in the white water vid. 😲😲💦💦

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, If you are interested, will you be kind to check this? Let me know. It means a lot to me. kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3OlpYF9fpuUq9U

[@cmbotanes8614]

Wow perfect place to Camps….very relaxing place & very nice view

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@Kayak7seas]

Thank you

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, CM. Please drop off your comment when you see me in the white water vid. 😲😲💦💦

[@PogiboyProductions]

Loved the intro to this one, had an epic feel to it! Great tour guys.. wonderful history between the two camps. Very old fashioned houses still standing 🙂

[@Kayak7seas]

Thanks again!

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Pogiboy and thank you for the lovely comment. On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗I would love to have you at the premiere someday.

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Pogiboy. Please drop off your thumbs-up and comment when you see me in the white water vid today. You want to do this rafting!!!😲😲💦💦

[@Pete_da]

Both camps Look interesting places Great video sharing Kayak7seas 👍👍

[@LeonhardTube]

Amazing place, the views are very beautiful

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Leonhard Tube and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@Kayak7seas]

Yes, thank you

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Leonhard. Please drop off your comment when you see me in the white water vid. 😲😲💦💦

[@LeonhardTube]

@@ms.kayak7seas Sure. I am waiting for the premiere! :)

[@pinayaustrian]

This place is beyond interesting, its history and epic view, really astonishing

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, piany and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@Kayak7seas]

Thank you

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, pinay. Please drop off your comment when you see me in the white water vid. 😲😲💦💦

[@GillanTravels]

An interesting facts about this place. The camp is a great place to explore. They’re doing a great job in restoring the structures. And the surrounding views are stunning! Hope to see this in person someday.

[@Kayak7seas]

Yes, they are putting so much work into making it a special place to visit

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Gillian Travels and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗I would love to have you at the premiere someday. 😁

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Gillian. PLease drop off your comment when you see me in the white water vid. 😲😲💦💦

[@PeahLi]

Kayaking is contageous, making my own pace in the Dordogne river

[@AnnieMich3114]

beautiful San Juan Island scenery

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Annie and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@Kayak7seas]

Thank you

[@maliainjapan]

Hello Ms Kayak. This is amazing tour of San Juan Island's Pig War. Thank you for this learned some US and Canada boundary dispute history. What a beautiful view of the island. Have a great weekend.

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Malia and thank you for the lovely comment.No kayaking in this video. 😲On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗I would love to have you at the premiere someday.

[@Kayak7seas]

Arigato

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Malia. PLease drop off your comment when you see me in the white water vid. 😲😲💦💦

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi. If only you are interested, will you be kind to check this out? Let me know. It means a lot to me. kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3OlpYF9fpuUq9U

[@maliainjapan]

@@ms.kayak7seas Hello,thanks for showing me this. I've never been to Hiroshima yet. This is so intense video,he showed the horrible and sad and depressing part of the past. But,looking at the city now,and Japan as a whole,how progressive it become is a relief. And hope this wont happen ever again.

[@Love4Travel]

Wow...the opening frame is amazing...no words to describe it....Looks like a painting... Nice tour and informative vlog...History is really nice to hear provided no one is going to take an exam...First-hand info about the American camp... Hit the like button (51)...

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Love4Travel and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@Love4Travel]

@@ms.kayak7seas 7pm(ET) is 4:30am IST in the morning...we will check out the vlog post waking up as it's too early and we are dead ducks at that time...check out our latest review of the Emirates Flight EK512...stay connected!!

[@ms.kayak7seas]

@@Love4Travel Ooops...no worries...Sorry about it😅

[@Kayak7seas]

Thanks a ton

[@ms.kayak7seas]

@@Love4Travel 🥰

[@TheJourneyAwaits]

When I go on Vacation I get so behind. I love that English Garden. Liked the information the officer gave in the video. Great views there. Thumbs up👍

[@Kayak7seas]

Thanks so much

[@PostcardAndAPint]

What a cool story. We enjoyed learning about the pig wars! What a lovely place to visit. It was great to see how life would have been back then. Cheers 🍻

[@Kayak7seas]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Postcard And A Pint and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Post card. Please drop off a comment when you see me in the white water vid.😲😲💦💦

[@p.a.travellifestyle1718]

It was a nice tour,thank u for taking us along with your our Ms Kayak7seas

[@Kayak7seas]

Thanks for coming

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, P.A. and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗Thank you for being our cheerleader.🥰

[@p.a.travellifestyle1718]

@@ms.kayak7seas wow,well shared history 😳

[@ms.kayak7seas]

@@p.a.travellifestyle1718 🥰

[@AneLinVLOGS]

Wow great adventure the place is so nice beautiful island

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@Kayak7seas]

Yes, thank you

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, WTVIC. Please drop off your comment when you see me in the white water vid. 😲😲💦💦

[@travel_nature_and_life]

Very interesting visit with this historical reconstruction. The past is always around the corner 😉💛👍

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Travel Nature And Life and thank you for the lovely comment. No Kayaking in this video. 😲On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@travel_nature_and_life]

@@ms.kayak7seas An extraordinary end , that have to be noticed , indeed. Love this " affair".

[@ms.kayak7seas]

@@travel_nature_and_life Me, too. 🤗

[@Kayak7seas]

Yes, you are right

[@Canada_lifevlog]

Awesome premiere, Beautiful Location and history thanks for sharing ! Have a great day ^^

[@Kayak7seas]

Arigato, hope you enjoyed it. Have a great day

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, E&L and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗Thank you for being our cheerleader...😁

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, E&L/ Please drop off your comment when you see me in the white water vid. 😲😲💦💦

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, If you are interested, will you be kind to check this out? Let me know. It means a lot to me. kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3OlpYF9fpuUq9U

[@Canada_lifevlog]

@@ms.kayak7seas It was sunny day on August 6th, 1945. After the atomic bomb was dropped, black rain began to fall, with total rainfall reaching 100 to 120 mm in some places. Such a horrible tragedy. 😱

[@askatraveller]

great sunset (or sunrise) view at the start! perfectly shot! Looks like a long hike but worth it with all the rich history!

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Ask A Traveller and thank you for the lovely comment. A lot less walk than you do. 😁 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@Kayak7seas]

Thank you

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, AAT. Please drop off your comment when you see me in the white water vid. 😲😲💦💦

[@maxdexpeditions]

Interesting history and name “pigs war” I never heard of it. I appreciate the history lesson. I enjoyed looking at the two different camps. The view was so vast! You can definitely see opposing forces miles away. Nicely done. Have a great weekend!

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, MaxD and thank you for the lovely comment. Maybe adding to your bucket list? No more missing footage..😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗I would love to have you at the premiere someday.

[@Kayak7seas]

Thank you, I hope you have a great weekend as well

[@ColoradoMartini]

Funny I live in Seattle and Vancouver for years. And never knew about this place. If you are ever in Vancouver, WA go to the fort there. It is right on the river.

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Thank you, Colorado Martini. Adding to my bucket list which is getting a little heavier nowadays..🤗

[@Kayak7seas]

Thanks for the tip, if we are there we'll check it out

[@gracebravovlogs]

Thank you so much for sharing the Wonderful history of The Pig War.The place is very beautiful to see..I enjoyed watching your video..

[@Kayak7seas]

Many thanks

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Grace and thank you for the lovely comment. On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, hope to see you at the premiere with your favorite beach towel..... the white water vid. 😲😲💦💦

[@wondersofnature271]

It's interesting to see the island and hear about its history. Thank you for the tour. Have a great weekend!

[@Kayak7seas]

Thanks, you too!

[@CowboyJojosAdventures]

I liked the hospital and that you could go into the building that was open. Great interpretative centres. The tour guide was quite informative. Those bedroom, you could swing a cat in them 🤣 Enjoyed coming along on this tour, thumbs up 👍🏽🤗🙏🏽🌸❤ Have a great day. 🌺

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Jojo and thank you for the lovely comment. On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@CowboyJojosAdventures]

@@ms.kayak7seas happy ending through diplomacy

[@ms.kayak7seas]

@@CowboyJojosAdventures Indeed.

[@Kayak7seas]

Could you imagine how cramped it would be if an officer brought his family with him, such a small area.

[@MySUPRunnethOver]

Little late but here for the premiere 😊 enjoyed the tour and the countryside views. Thanks for sharing!

[@Kayak7seas]

welcome, glad to have you here for it. Hope you all are doing

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, MySUPRunnerOver and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗I would love to have you at the premiere someday.😁

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, MSRO. Please drop off your comment when you see me in the white water vid. 😲😲💦💦

[@AnilaoDivingAndPhotography12]

So interesting story,,,such a beautiful place my friend

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Anilano Diving and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@Kayak7seas]

It really is!

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Anilao. Please drop off your comment when you see me in the white water vid. 😲😲💦💦

[@CatEvasFamilyVlog]

Thank you for sharing the interesting history of the Juan Island's Pig War. I have always been very interested in huts in the old days. They made modern life so materialized and far away from nature. Have fun guys!

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, KoKo and thank you for the lovely comment. On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@graceescapes4637]

I always see this from the islands here in British Columbia but haven't got the chance to visit the place itself. Thanks for taking us to this beautiful place. Lots of history and adventure opportunities. Your time lapse and narration are impressive!

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Grace and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@Kayak7seas]

Thank you

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Grace. Please drop off your comment when you see me in the white water vid. 😲😲💦💦

[@mfproduction3954]

Nice Sharing Zabardast video

[@Kayak7seas]

Thank you

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Thank you for the lovely comment. I strongly recommend revisiting San Juan Island if you have a chance. On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@craftyukraine]

You have such beautiful sites there!😃 The forest is so green! Lovely!😊 Thank you for sharing this incredible piece of history!😎👍🏻

[@Kayak7seas]

Many thanks

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Crafty Ukraine and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@TokyoLonelyWalker]

Nice documentation👍Great video👍👍👍

[@Kayak7seas]

Many thanks

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Tokyo Lonely walker and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗I would love to have you at the premiere someday...8am???...Friday???😁

[@travelandhop]

This is beautiful Island. Fantastic place!

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Travel and Hop and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@Kayak7seas]

I sure was

[@HappyPlaceCamping]

What a cool adventure. I really love stuff like this. Building reproductions or restorations from the time period is always neat to see. Least I think so. Jessie loves history so I’m sure he would enjoy this too. Nice sharing. Oh and very cool that the tour guy was in costume. I always find that neat too.

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Happy Place Camping and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗I would love to have you at the premiere someday.😁😁

[@Kayak7seas]

Couldn't agree more!

[@ambercw5151]

Thanks for sharing your wonderful historical places with nice explanation 👍 😀 😊 👌

[@Kayak7seas]

My pleasure 😊

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Amber cw and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Amber. Please drop off your comment when you see me in the white water vid. 😲😲💦💦

[@LoveBraceros]

what an amazing adventure and thank you for sharing this very interesting history. i hope i can join on your next premier. thank you for the support . God bless always

[@Kayak7seas]

Thanks for coming

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, Love and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@RelaxationWorld4U]

Thank you for sharing with us!! Big like!! 👍 Wonderful sharing!

[@Kayak7seas]

Thank you

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, and thank you for the lovely comment. On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, RW. Please drop off your comment when you see me in the white water vid. 😲😲💦💦

[@wowwaterfalls]

Wonderful tour... The history is fascinating. Such a beautiful area.

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, WOW Waterfalls of the World and thank you for the lovely comment. No kayaking in this video. 😲 On June 15, 1859, a company pig wandered into an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar’s vegetable patch looting for potatoes and he shot the offending swine. When British authorities threatened to arrest Cutlar and evict all his countrymen from the island as trespassers, a delegation sought American military protection. In 1872, Kaiser Wilhelm I of Germany awarded all the San Juan Islands to the United States, ending the Pig War and finally settling the boundary between Washington State and the new Canadian province of British Columbia. The "Pig War" is celebrated because it was ultimately resolved by negotiation and compromise instead of by guns and force, and there were “no casualties” except the “pig.” Please drop by again at 7pm(ET) every Thursday(US). 🙋‍♀🛶🤗

[@Kayak7seas]

It really is!

[@ms.kayak7seas]

Hi, WWOW. Please drop off your comment when you see me in the white water vid. 😲😲💦💦