Things to do in Montreal - RV Canada (Ep 15: RV Living on Keep Your Daydream)

[@tonywalker649]

And Trish needs to write an RV cookbook!

[@janetvedda2534]

Yaaaaassssss!

[@tonywalker649]

You have the best wife ever! Shading you and making you lunch! Discount Tire missed an opportunity! They should've sponsored you!

[@KeepYourDaydream]

You're not kidding! I didn't even ask... Trish busted out the shade without even asking. Then made lunch. #lucky -Marc

[@marshallstevenson537]

I have enjoyed my day off binge watching your channel. Thank you for the laughs and entertainment.

[@KeepYourDaydream]

These are my favorite comments :) Glad you're finding our videos enjoyable! Montreal was so much fun. Oh wait... Mun-re-all :)

[@adamleblanclystiuk6909]

Hey guys, love your channel and it's nice to be able to travel with you. I am in Ottawa Ontario Canada. If you guys ever come up this way, I will be more than happy to be your tour guide while you are here.

[@benoitfontaine899]

🤣🤣🤣 Too funny! Bienvenu à Montréal! 🇨🇦⚜️

[@Burr560]

I get a giggle from Trish wearing different shirts on the same day, even after she got grease on it the night before. Just found your channel last week, Tori's wedding, so started from the beginning.

[@brettelizabethspore]

I LOVE how Marc stated that about the spares. It seriously relaxes me to have a backup plan. Marc I totally do the same thing. I always pick up the accent of the person I am talking with in that moment. One time I went to the south to visit a friend for a week and came home with an accent that didn't leave for another week. Oh man! That market!!!! Canadian produce! Yum! I am dying at Marc's discoveries on this trip! hahaha Love how Tori adores your cooking Trish!

[@TechAssuranceATL]

Adapting to whatever accent the environment calls for, is crucial for influencing and persuading in the country or sometimes just the county that you’re in

[@RinaMeyers]

OMG loved the accent! "How do you say in French, "You are wrong"? LMAO seriously, in my office laughing out loud!

[@annettetaylor7331]

I discovered you guys right as Carson went off to school. At once I was addicted so I started on season one(since Marc mentioned it was in the playlists) ... my point is how reserved he was in the more recent footage, in these early ones he’s as vocal as Caleb!:-)

[@luccoulombe]

I wish I would I have seen this sooner but I've only recently subscribed to your channel. OMG, I've never laughed so hard watching a KZbin video. Marc, I loved your French/Indian accent. Needs a little work. Anyway, you have given us a treasure cove of advice which we can't wait to try out there.

[@briannastowers5781]

I'm totally here for the accents! Keep them up!

[@KeepYourDaydream]

So many more season 3 :)

[@BadSideOfGagnon]

I like your videos a lot. Hope you‘ enjoyed Montréal! 😉 It’s funny to see the tourist side of view of what we see everyday. Your pictures are fantastic... I like what you do, keep up your good work!

[@mrsmatt2010]

What great family experiences of how you turned lemons to lemonade!

[@ericachristine7648]

If you come back to Quebec, come in the fall !!! People from around the world come and visit Le temp des couleurs. L'ile d'Orléan that's 15min from Quebec city and Mont Tremblant that's a 1h30min from Montreal and all of the Eastern township are a must. Love our videos and cant wait to watch season 2 lots of love from Montreal xoxo

[@KeepYourDaydream]

Thanks for the comment Erica. Only regret of the entire first season was not visiting Quebec. What a mistake as we won't be back for a long time. I'm thinking the North East would be good for out Empty Nest pass.

[@ericachristine7648]

That's one thing that tourist think is that the Provence of Quebec only offers Montreal and Quebec city lol. Well hoping one day you all come back for a visit because I truly think that this Provence is a hidden gem. www.villagequebecois.com/ forestalumina.com/en/ www.laroutedesvins.ca/en/ (Great road tip) www.easterntownships.org/activity/447/bleu-lavande parcomega.ca/en/ www.ctel.ca/ (dogs are aloud) equitationtremblant.com/indexenglish.html and so much more (Empty Nest pass)??? you mean when the kids are all grown up?

[@marclebrun641]

Hope you guys enjoyed your trip to Montreal, love to see a family interact and video THE real life in a RV. Merci ( get the french thing)

[@amenoonline]

Loved the tire changing sequence :)

[@PaulDGreen-bu4iz]

Y'all just don't have any luck with tires. Such a nice wife to keep you in the shade! LOL!! Thanks for sharing!

[@KeepYourDaydream]

:) As someone said in the first video "China Bombs". No flats since they all got changed with E rated 10 ply! Thank goodness!

[@CookingwithCatLover0330]

Wait! That's not a Turkey Wrap! LOL! That's Watermelon... Oh, now the Turkey Wrap. You guys are SO like my husband and I. I will help as much as I can but you need to eat! I think we are the 50's version of you guys. TEEHEE. You have great footage. Mom ROCKS! What a great cook!

[@debcastell1672]

Just want to say that I am really enjoying watching your travels. Your podcast keeps me company on the way to and from work. Thank you very much for sharing 🤗

[@KeepYourDaydream]

Hey there Deb! Thanks for the comment and listening to the podcast!

[@marcolara4745]

👏👏👏 thank you for bring a reality check to your trip.

[@windveil88]

As someone picking up their first rv tomorrow, I'd just like to thank you for sharing your journey. Hopefully, we are able to avoid some of the pitfalls thanks to your videos. We will continue to follow along through all of the seasons.

[@ralphiemcginn2479]

just started following you guys and love you already we really love that you came through our city ....... next time you come to montreal we will be your tour guides lol and teach you how to say "montreal" lol

[@KeepYourDaydream]

Love these comments! Yes, I over aggregated the Mun-rel-all thing for effect, but I could probably use some coaching :) Keep in touch - I'm sure we'll be back, but not sure when. How did you find our channel? Welcome!

[@ralphiemcginn2479]

I've been looking for people who live in they're rv full time and I fell on your episode where you took us on a tour of your rv and we couldn't stop laughing . You guys are awesome and entertaining.

[@KeepYourDaydream]

Awesome! Always trying to optimize the vids to reach more people LOVE sharing our adventure. Keep in touch!

[@sandyc5428]

Yea where's your cookbook RV style Trish? It's a skill you've mastered and we all want recipes. Do you offer the recipes on Patreon? You can add pictures and where you were when you made your dish. I learned a Lesson on tires...if traveling on the road replace & upgrade all tires before you head out with two spares. Lol I'm from PA where we call it French fries smothered in brown gravy. 😂 😊

[@PO-PANDA]

Love Maddie acting like she is young again in the preview and outside the travel trailer!! Great vlog!

[@KeepYourDaydream]

She has her moments of acting like a teenager. :) She did well in NYC... but we're glad to back in the RV and not carrying that dog down 3 flights of stairs 3 times per day!

[@ericbissonnette6733]

Very cool to see my City Montreal from your eyes.

[@KeepYourDaydream]

Thanks Eric! We loved it.... good times.

[@pattysternjacob731]

Marc. You crack me up. Now I see where the boys get their sense of humor. Watching this from the UK on vacation. That should tell you all how much I ❤️ your videos.

[@KeepYourDaydream]

Lol. Thanks for bloody note! UK is on our travel list... good for you. Have fun. Thanks for the message from over the pond. :)

[@FourKingdomTrekkers]

Poutine looks delicious! The restaurant looked awesome! Fun trip! Loved the bells too! Also the 15:44 is the time AKA 3:44pm! LOL! :)

[@Steven_VE9SY]

As long as you get authentic Quebec cheese curds it it awesome. You can ad so many things. But then it's not authentic! But we will ad Stripped Chicken. Roast beef. I love it with Lamb as well. No end to the possibilities.

[@marie-francegiroux7990]

You got the real Montreal experience with that parking ticket !

[@nataliegie9108]

Hi Trish, Mark and Family , We set off in a month for the next 6 months at least, your channel has helped with so much info. I have started from the beginning and I am Loving it :) Just for info for your cookbook, I am British and Sheppard's Pie is made with Lamb mince and cottage pie is made with beef :)

[@daveblu9082]

Montreal, great place, great food. Love poutine and crepes for days. That shepherd's pie looked nothing what I'm use to, but kudos to Trish for gettin' it done all healthy and RV style :)

[@SARGENTO007A]

The Bounjour bit. Tricia looked amazing!

[@tammiarnhalt5952]

I wanna be your best friends! You crack me up, your kids rock and you are so honest.

[@bob-jo5gd]

I wish I could have spoken to you before you visited Quebec, then again, I only found your videos about two months ago. There's little must knows: like the whole province of Quebec uses military time (15:55 is also 03:55pm, as you and others sometime find out the hard way), you also can't make a right turn on a red light on the island of Montreal... yup, Montreal is on an island. You MUST rrrrrooooollllllllll your Rs when speaking French (ex.: Mont rrrrrrré al). And "Ta Gueule" means you are wrong in French. No, it actually means shut-up, but say it with a smile and it'll pass for you are wrong (lol). From Moncton New Brunswick, Canada, thank you for living my daydream, happy travels.

[@paulfisher4660]

One thing I've learned from reading RV groups is that you never drive off the lot with the original "Display" tires. they are only on the rig so that they don't have to buy axle stands. everyone on full-time-families said they only got a few hundred miles out of them before they had to buy new ones. i think you got much more mileage out of them.

[@karenpolansky9097]

I just came upon your channel and love it. Love seeing you about 5 minutes away from where I work in downtown Toronto and then eating lunch in my old neighbourhood where I grew up in Montreal. Lesters has great smoked meat! And by the way, no Montrealer would ever pronounce Montreal the way that you were! Thanks for trying though!

[@KeepYourDaydream]

That's great. We loved Montreal. It sure seemed like the French Canadians did not pronounce the T :) But I was exaggerated it for humor.

[@GaryBrownrigg]

@@KeepYourDaydream Moe Ray Al would be really close to the correct pronunciation. Thanks for visiting my home town! And parking tickets are SO Montreal! Cheers!

[@insidedianeslife2456]

I like seeing what you are cooking. :)

[@SARGENTO007A]

Hahaha! The 15 hours 44 minutes! LOL! Oh Marc!

[@jimlloyd9998]

Aww maddie got some of that fresh Canadian air !!!!, you guys drove right past my home town, hope you guys loved Canada !!!!!!

[@tammiarnhalt5952]

I love the turkey wrap moment. You guys rock

[@coffetime999]

Thanks for stopping in Montreal and First making me laugh at your accents and making me discover some of my city that I had just not had time to explore yet. Bon voyage and aurevoir.

[@danb9612]

Another great video! As I'm sure you did alot more than we saw on the short clip you shared. You all need to come back for round two of Montreal and a quick trip to Ottawa. As a french Canadian (from Ontario) I never realized Shepard's Pie wasn't an "everywhere" thing. lol Best and easiest is: -cook ground beef (layer in Pyrex pan -layer cream corn over that -boil potatoes (mash and layer on top) preheat oven to 425. Bake until potatoes are browned. Enjoy! Looking forward to your new videos as always!

[@KeepYourDaydream]

Okay Dan. I'm going to have Trish make it again! Stay tuned. Thanks for the comment. Yes, we did do more, but also worked a bunch too. I try to make the videos as snappy as possible, but I cut out the part where we mentioned that we didn't make back to the city the second day until 5pm! Worked almost the entire day and then went back for dinner. Thx for the comment!

[@amypletcher4411]

I watched this episode a couple wks ago and tried to remember the way you made your 2 meals shown, Trish's Shepard pie and "French salad" you can't pronounce. Both looked YUMMY!! I'm going to try it again and make for our family. Also looking for your chicken marinade with chicken thighs. You used for chicken tacos and other dishes. Can't wait to try!!! 😋 Again, love your videos and adventures!! We sold our pop-up and are shopping for a t.t!!!

[@dancuthill4822]

I am from Kingston, Ontario. You would have passed through from Toronto to Montreal. I had a good laugh when you filled up your gas tank!!! Safe travels

[@KeepYourDaydream]

Yes, I recall seeing signs for Kingston on our way (at night). We got a kick out of our naivety regarding Liters. Typical Americans :) Thanks for the comment.

[@Leannexxo]

Marc saying Montreal is the same as us Canadians says MERICA! 😅😆

[@NockOn1]

Discovered you guys this year after purchasing a travel trailer and looking for How-to videos. You guys are doing a great job. I started watching you from the beginning. Just a note, that's not Shepard's pie as we know it in Quebec but still looks delicious. BTW, poutine is a Quebec delicacy especially when made with fresh squeeky cheese curds :-)

[@BillAndersonNS]

Bonjour. I live in Nova Scotia Canada but a few years ago I worked for 7 months in Montreal. I loved your video, I think you captured the flavour of Olde Montreal very well. Can't wait for your video of Maine (but I know I have to)

[@KeepYourDaydream]

Very cool. We really loved Montreal and will be back to Canada again for sure! Thanks for the comment Bill.

[@jcaam8094]

Coolest family on You tube, love your videos

[@KeepYourDaydream]

Awesome :) Thanks!

[@golfnut2599]

another AWESOME video, i have a fifth wheel and will be taking off the chinese westlake st tires and putting on michelin lt tires before we head out. love your videos you kids are a trip

[@KeepYourDaydream]

Thanks Golfnut! That will save you some headache and time! Thanks for the comment and joining us on our trip!

[@calliecutiepie]

What a cool city! Great video, can't wait to see where you go in Louisiana (where I've lived most of my life) The Acadians were from French Canada. Some must sees would be New Orleans, of course, Oak Alley plantation, Avery Island, home of Tabasco! Just to name a few. If you decide to visit Natchitoches, oldest city in the Louisiana Purchase, give us a shout, we live about 20 minutes from there. Live the dream!

[@KeepYourDaydream]

Thanks for the comment. Yes, we're planning on New Orleans. Trish and I have been, but the kids have not. We don't have much time because FL will take so much time before going to Austin, TX.

[@justDIY]

Glad to see Maddie is still with you folks, was a bit nervous not seeing her in the last video. Little tip, not sure how much more time you'll be spending in French Canada, but your iphones can translate French writing to English in real time using the free Google Translate app.

[@KeepYourDaydream]

I hear you about Maddie. She's on borrowed time. NYC was not easy, but she handled it well. Good to know about Google Translate app. I have it, but haven't really used it yet. Thanks for the tip.

[@mikefoehr235]

I have a tip for you and flat tires...I would highly recommend buying some impact sockets and a cordless impact. My wife got me a porter cable...came with a drill and impact....and a charger and two batteries all in a nice carry case. You have to buy an adapter so impact sockets fit on cordless impact. Once you loosen off your wheel nuts a bit, just use your impact....so much faster and less sweat. I would also recommend buying a torque wrench so you can torque wheel nuts to correct torque...you have to look it up....will be in ft.lbs or newton metres. BTW..my wife is a french Canadian girl and loves poutine ...i hate the stuff.

[@patrickfillion7193]

How interesting, I recently discovered your channel. When I found that you went to Montreal, I had to find the video about it. Well, you guessed it, I am from Montréal. And yes, in french, we don't pronounce the T in Montréal. But when you try to make that french accent, sorry, you sound like when I try to make an indian accent or when I fake a french accent... I don't think we sound France's French Accent in Montréal!! lol. About the shepherd pie, in Québec known as Paté Chinois, which roughly translated would be Chinese Pate. Why is call like this, I have no idea.... probably for the same reason on my grandmother's recipes the soy sauce is called Chinese sauce... And yes, in Quebec we use the 24h time... and meters, and speed in Kilometers. But funny enough, if you tell me your weight and height in kilo and centimetre, I have no idea. But I know in pounds and feet... I guess that is what happens when you were kids when the country switched to metric. I was really cool to see in my previous city (I know, I am now in Ottawa and preparing to retire someday in Nova Scotia, by the sea). If you ever come back east, Gros Morne Park in Newfoundland and Labrador is really nice. Gros Morne from old french that means big mount. The hike that goes on top of gros morne is 800meter in altitude. Bring a lot of water.... Other suggestion, take the night ferry and rent a cabin. Keep it on guys, I am learning a lot from you and some other channels. We can't wait to start RV and have the window openning...

[@sandyoklahomatransient8557]

Great video on "Montreal". Y'all had me laughing on the pronunciation of Montreal, it's pronounced ( Mun-tree-all). After watching your video, my husband and I have decided it's necessary to have 2 spare on the back bumper instead of one. On your Michigan video you talked about purchasing several items. We went ahead and purchased the same lights you purchased. They'll be very handy for the kitchen and bathroom cabinets. We are first time RV owners therefore, we will be watching plenty of videos to make sure were prepared before taking our trailer out. Glad to see Montreal government worked with you regarding your parking ticket. Hugs to your family. Sandy and Jay Livesay

[@KeepYourDaydream]

Thanks Sandy. Great comments. I agree with you about the correct way to say Mun-tree-all, but all the French said Mon-re-all. No T. They also speak French! :) If it wasn't for my editing to shorten the videos length... I would have said it 50 more time! You're going to love those lights! Couldn't live without them now. Still looking for better ways to mount the magnet to the wood. It has come off several times.

[@sandyoklahomatransient8557]

Have you tried using Miracle Glue designed for RV's or maybe Gorilla Glue? Yes the french have a way with words :-)

[@GaryBrownrigg]

@@KeepYourDaydream You're right about the English pronunciation. A true Montrealer says "mun tree all", not "mon tree all". Cheers!

[@SARGENTO007A]

It’s poutine! Haha! Man that brings back memories for me! :)

[@theroxygirl731]

Fyi Mark you are right, it is a Canadian thing, we do it all the time. I always end up choosing to pay for the all day parking, it's usually only a few dollars more than the hourly rate. Then when I'm done I try to give it to someone else or stick it in the machine for the next person.

[@Chantale67]

I just watch again this video. It is fun to see our city through tourist's eyes. By the way the french fries with gravy is pronouced "poo, tin". About the parking ticket did you have to pay it or they wave it? I am so glad that you loved our city.

[@KeepYourDaydream]

I wrote it in as you saw in the video and never heard anything so I guess we're good. We just saw "poo-tin" on the menu in Tofino yesterday. We're back in Canada, eh.

[@pierreguertin7674]

Marc, it’s Poutine not Pountine! By the way, love your accent!!!😂🤣🤣🤣

[@toddhoffmaster6057]

At 12:06 you would say "Vous avez tort" finally got rid of those lame tires and running E loads. Yes, G load ratings are great but like you said they are 16". I use LT tires on my trailer and I can usually get 70k miles out of them before the rear tires are worn out on the outside tread from all of the tight turning. Stock tires that came with my trailer were good for about 10k miles. Did you go to New Orleans at the 14:00 mark? Lol

[@wilddaisy3902]

OK funny story on the same lines as picking up the accent when talking. My father was a firefighter and he happened to have a studder. One night, he was working the front desk, and a tourist came in to ask directions, and so my father greeted him (with a studder) to which, the man asked for directions, with a studder. My dad responded "are you making fun of me", and the guy responded "no, I studder too!" They both laughed :)

[@brianhubbard7606]

And yet again great video. keep the rubber on the road.

[@brianhubbard7606]

Just an idea, I have a air impact gun I use with my coach but you can buy a electronic cordless impact gun, that will make changing a tire quickly but also easier. just an idea. keep the rubber on the road.

[@KeepYourDaydream]

That's a good idea. I definitely need a few more tools. A rapid jack would be nice too so I don't have break out the car jack which is a pain. Thanks for the comment

[@ddrustysum69]

Glad to see you went into Notre Dame Church.

[@LowsJuan]

As always enjoyed your adventure in the Island on the Saint Lawrence and La Belle province. It's a very distinct culture which I appreciate even as a WASP. The interesting thing is that many people see English Canada as being the same as the USA the differences are deeper and less obvious. On to tires, I had a conversation about ST vs LT and a person disagreed. He mentioned that trailer tires experience hmmmm more torsion than normal truck tires. Like turning in place with less forward or more yawl than thrust speak. The tires are built with this in mind and less prone to dry rot. He could not answer my question about how ST's habit of catastrophic failure. This type of failure could also be because they carry so much weight for such a little tire. Smaller tires intrude less into cabin space and are cheaper I guess. The latter is probably the overriding factor for the manufactures I would assume.

[@KeepYourDaydream]

Interesting points. The conclusion I've reached is ST is the way the go... but must have have the right rating and load capacity for the trailer. In my case, E rated 10 ply has been fine. Not a single failure on the new tires. LT tires don't have the extra side wall for the load. Ginger is 9,200 and my truck is only 6,000. I agree with you about the tire size. Our next trailer (likely a 5er) will have at least 16" wheels if not bigger.

[@weizone4580]

Love the hat Marc!

[@connielynn195]

Marc, you crack me up with your French accent. When you were saying you had gotten the accent down pretty good, I detected a little Indian and Chinese in there. lol Just found you guys a couple of days ago. Really enjoying your vlog. Working on making my dream come true also. Maybe I will run into you guys out there. Still six months away.

[@KeepYourDaydream]

I'm typing in my French Indian Chinese Mexican accent right now... we'll see you on the road.

[@bearadisecabin1642]

Fully charged ready to watch!

[@KeepYourDaydream]

Lol.

[@sarahbainbridge-seevinck7361]

We make Shepherds pie with Beyond Meat or lentils, but traditionally it's made with lamb or mutton (that's where the Shepherd part comes from). I the UK we call the one with beef 'Cottage Pie' - don't ask me why?! ;)

[@JudyCraigDexterME]

enjoy watching your family travels :) looking forward to Maine adventures (Where I live)

[@KeepYourDaydream]

We really enjoyed Maine. We visited Belfast, Bar Harbor & Kenny. Some of our best times. Well, everywhere has been so great! Thanks for the comment.

[@Yveswife]

Which KOA was that? Looked like Montreal South. Loved the video. We live near Montreal in Ontario and camp often in Montreal. Gotta love poutine and smoked meat.

[@dhart.3]

You guys should get a floor jack!

[@rvchef9099]

True Shepards Pie is, 1. Lamb, 2. Mixed Veggies, 3. Potatoe Mash on top and baked for approx. 30 minutes. Have a great time in Canada.

[@KeepYourDaydream]

Trish will have to make it again per the book. She doesn't usually follow the directions, but everything tastes amazing!

[@WilderhopeAdventures]

Close. It's actually a ground beef casserole-type mix generally with carrots, tomatoes and onions and mash potatoes on top.

[@dgpatter]

Sigh. SHEPARD's pie: as in eaten by SHEPARDs with easy access to lamb. Dune describes an Americanized version and thus obviously dismisses the accurate description of the original, non-Americanized version.

[@jokemajo]

Brings back great memories of eh en i lived in Montreal (said Monrreal jajajaja) nice vídeo

[@KeepYourDaydream]

Very cool. We loved the city. Thanks for the comment.

[@amypletcher4411]

Did you have to pay your fine or did they let it go? I have been watching your episodes since like yesterday with your NZ trip. I AM ADDICTED for sure!!! This is what I do on my days off 🤗👐!!!!!! Oh, yeah the whole border thing they are super strict!! Did you all need passports?

[@SchnuffiJames]

Thanks for the video

[@pierreguertin7674]

In french you just skip the t in Montréal...and it’s how we say it!😉 English is as it is spelled...hope you enjoyed my hometown!

[@DMills-un1tl]

Dang, you make me want to go check what tires I'm running. Though I did get them at Camping World, rather than a supplier who typically deals mostly in autos, so maybe I'm safe. Funny story about that, though. The guy thought he knew better than me what size tires I needed on DoJ. When I began to pull out I could hear this grinding and stopped to see what it was (naturally). He had reduced the size and, with "J" hooks so low to the ground, they were actually just scraping and sparking along the pavement. Had to go right back in and have him put on the size I originally requested.

[@hole7612]

Same here!

[@biker_dudefastlane9339]

You guys have that tire changing down pat now.....lol

[@KeepYourDaydream]

Lol. Much different video than the first one... that was early Aug and no flat tires since! Still need to replace to the spare to the spare. Haven't pasted a discount yet. But getting back into Discount Tire country.

[@rvlifestyle9469]

fin de stationnement = end of parking lol im from montreal hope you had a good time here

[@KeepYourDaydream]

Loved it!

[@rvlifestyle9469]

@@KeepYourDaydream Great ! hope that parking ticket also got resolved.Take care and safe travels.

[@debbieamaral1315]

Shepard’s pie is ground beef, corn and mash potatoes. At least that’s how I was taught growing up in New England.

[@MissFinanceCanada]

So happy you liked our city.!!! Poutine is amazing :) Hope you liked it.

[@KeepYourDaydream]

Ha! Loved your city. One of our favs and Poutine was great! Will be sure to have it again when we visit. I'm sure we'll be back. Wish we have visited Quebec City too. Went to Maine via Vermont and we should have stayed north.

[@MissFinanceCanada]

Another cool place is La Malbaie, Quebec. About 3 hours past Quebec city. Beautiful mountains and water front. Nice destination to consider :) Have a good trip and be safe :)

[@windowpane0]

Hey dad How do you say in Arizoian ? You Quebec accent sounded like the Shepards pie looked (messy) LOL

[@KeepYourDaydream]

It was an Arizonian Shepards Pie.

[@coltonleake8491]

Keep Your Daydream the salad that you were talking about and trying to say the name , the name you said actually means goodbye. Au Revoir in French means goodbye.

[@KeepYourDaydream]

So much to learn! We are determined to become fluent in another language. Thanks.

[@jasonb2112]

I'm sure you have been told this before but be careful how much weight you put on the bumper of your trailer. The welds that hold the bumper to the frame a generally very weak and are known to break off after having much more than 1 spare tires weight on them. Happy travels!

[@KeepYourDaydream]

I have heard that before, which is why I didn't mount the bikes to the bumper, but I've heard the issue was shaking or bouncing on the bumper. The extra tire is mounted firm, but your comment is a good reminder to check the welds. Thanks.

[@jasonb2112]

True, the leverage of a bouncing bike rack would be much worse.

[@mattyounis5636]

This is why people replace thier China bomb tires with Goodyear endurance tires big upgrade I also learned this after blowing all my tires too

[@AMAMJ]

Lovely, thanks for the video. You should visit Vancouver.

[@KeepYourDaydream]

On our list, but not this trip. Not sure how driving up the west coast will go or how far we'll go. Thx for the comment.

[@eddiechavez6095]

Truly awesome guys, beautiful city! How much was the parking citation ? Since I'm in Law Enforcement I'm just curious. Thanks again for sharing !

[@KeepYourDaydream]

I think it was around $50, but I didn't want to take any chances of it turning into much more by missing the mail, etc. So it made sense to handle it in person quickly. I should know soon if it was dismissed. We'll see. Trish is much better at handling the stuff that involves directions!

[@Retierdlife4me]

So sorry about the ticket such a bummer. The bells were awesome. When traveling how do you keep fridge cold? With the gas or batteries

[@KeepYourDaydream]

Thanks. The fridge is set to auto, which means when it's not hooked-up to power, it runs of propane. Works great. Always cold.

[@noonedidthistome]

Shepherd's Pie - we found a recipe in "Paleo Cooking from Elana's Pantry" that we love - instead of potatoes, it uses cauliflower "mashed potatoes" - basically boil cauliflower, then blend til smooth - being healthy eaters, you may like it as well, & cauliflower might be easier to prepare in an RV than potatoes. Tires (& falling light fixtures) - I hope your trailer manufacturer is watching & noting the crummy construction & products used, because your viewers are...

[@KeepYourDaydream]

Trish has done that. I think she even did the cauliflower potatoes in Montreal. We're correcting some pretty major oversights by the manufacturer here in Mexico right now. I have a feeling PCW will end up seeing the videos. A missing center pin is no small oversight. We're also correcting the end cap being secured to the rig. Such crappy work. Oh well, glad we're getting it fixed.

[@rejeanrobichaud]

How far down East are you guys coming ,just curious as I am in New Brunswick #northern New Brunswick , aka atlantic canada , in Campbellton nb .Love to meet you's all .Thanks for the video .Be safe . Reg

[@KeepYourDaydream]

Thanks Reg. The Canada route was kinda last minute and we didn't know how much we would love it. We ended up taking a Vermont route to Maine and note Quebec (which we should have done). The vlog releases weekly and our travel is much faster, so we're already in D.C! We love meeting people. That would have been fun.

[@rejeanrobichaud]

Thanks for the reply I'll stay in touch , there also next year God willing take care . Reg .

[@Chasingthesun2019]

How do you choose your music? You make great choices.

[@KeepYourDaydream]

Hours and hours of listening, saving and categorizing. Sometimes the hardest part.

[@gvc56100]

A quick review of the KOA in Montreal? Old Quebec is a city that feels like you're in Europe....

[@KeepYourDaydream]

We didn't get much footage of this KOA. It was more of a typical RV park without much going on. WIFI wasn't very good, so I had to upload a video from the office or laundry room. In regards to Quebec, I'm kinda sorry we didn't take that route to Maine. We went through Vermont, but Quebec would have been far better!

[@firstgenyota]

I can not stop laughing out loud all by myself in my living room and the kids and wife are wondering what I'm laughing at. Also get a battery drill to make those tire changes go faster.

[@dero9711]

Hmmmm, you could not find a Canadian Tire between Toronto and Montréal??? How VERY strange, I can thing of at least five and I'm from that area.🤨 Anyways, carry on RVing!!!

[@michaelo1907]

lol great Bourne reference

[@rconzal]

Hi guys

[@1jerrygi]

The next time you get tires go to a 16in LT FOR LIGHT TRUCKS

[@KeepYourDaydream]

I would like to. But 4 new rims is pricey. The new E Range Load tires haven't had any problems. Each flat is the original tires. So we *should* be okay now. But if we ever buy a 5th wheel... I would do many things differently!

[@chasecrawford2323]

Now did they dismiss that parking ticket lol 😆

[@AshleighEMH]

Well did you stop in Belleville??

[@KeepYourDaydream]

Too long ago to remember, but the name rings a bell.

[@shaunconor7289]

Shepherds pie, it's in the name shepherd sheep Meaning the pie is made of lamb. Cottage pie is the same but with beef

[@KeepYourDaydream]

Good to know. Tricia's version was so good.

[@GaryBrownrigg]

@@KeepYourDaydream French Quebecers call it Pâté Chinois (Chinese Pie). It's reputed to be what they fed the Chinese workers budding the railroad.

[@MT-xl8jy]

Ok ok marc just made me shoot milk out my nose. The accent stuff was hilsrious😀😃😄😁😆😅🤣😂

[@MT-xl8jy]

Hilarious. Jeesh