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🎥 IN THIS EPISODE → Our First Impressions of NEWFOUNDLAND! I cant believe we are finally in Newfoundland! We have been planning this RV trip for so long! We are sharing our first impressions of Newfoundland and showing you our travels from the ferry.
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[@squamishfish]

What is Newfoundland it’s a place that took in thousands of Americans from Diverted flights coming from Europe to The USA during nine 11 , A whole small town organized in a very quick time to house and feed them , Gander NewFoundland hope you can make it there ,

[@todayissomeday]

We heard about that. So amazing!

[@tanyajohnston8262]

You really need to see From Far Away. A wonderful showing of what happened and so great to watch.

[@HRHDMKYT]

@@tanyajohnston8262’Come From Away’ is the name of that very popular musical. 😊

[@jennsnook145]

That's just what us Newfoundlanders do...we all pull together in time of need ❤

[@shirleydierolf2139]

I personally think Newfoundland is the most beautiful place on earth. Was there for my 10th time last year. Stayed in my Honda Element at 72 years old. Happy Travels

[@ldawn1540]

The rugged beauty of Newfoundland & Labrador, combined with the kindness and friendliness of Newfoundlanders, makes this one of the best parts of Canada. Are you stopping by Gander? We Canadians are so proud of of this small town, which only has about 6 traffic lights, and how it sheltered over 6000 people for a week after 9/11. Enjoy! We will not be there this year, but are heading to New Brunswick, Nova Scotia & PEI in a few weeks. Safe travels!

[@ronahlstedt6045]

We spent 26 days in Newfoundland in 2022. What a great place to visit. My only error on planning that trip was I could have easily added two more weeks. We did spend 3 weeks in Quebec which was also great.

[@Dadcam_Can]

Newfoundland is also known for its culture and music which is recognized internationally. George Street in St. John's is a mecca for traditional folkies. Celebrities like Alan Doyle have brought recognition of Newfoundland to a global audience.

[@duncanjames914]

Congratulations on finding one of the best-kept secrets in Canada. As a Canadian, Newfoundland and Labrador is by far my favourite part of our great country. Hopefully, you made it to L'Anse aux Meadows which is another Unesco World Heritage site and home to the first Viking Settlement in North America. Enjoy, there is so much more to see and do.

[@pjj5824]

“Welcome to the Rock!” Come From Away tells the story beautifully

[@SupermanBB]

Newfoundland is a special place. My favourite. I’ve been to every province and lived in several of them. Newfoundland/Labrador still stands out as the best place. Especially when you have roots there, understand the deep history of Newfoundlanders, and have experienced the kindness and loving nature of Its people 👍🏼

[@FarrellMcGovern]

Of course Newfoundland and Labradour look like Scandanavia, it is because they are actually part of the same geological formation. The landform that contains the chain of the Appalachians mountains starts in Georga, goes up through the areas we normally associate with the Appalachians, it continues through Maine, New Brunswick, Newfoundland & Labradour, then underneath the Northern Atlantic and then through Ireland, Scotland, Greeland, iceland, and Scandinavia. Another part is along the North Western coast of Africa. The similar geology of those places is what helped cement the theory that was then called "Continental Drift", and today we know as Plate tectonics.

[@lovesweetpeas47]

Newfoundland is so beautiful, we spent 3 weeks there and found we should have stayed longer. There’s so much to see, and the locals are very friendly and helpful as well. Great province to visit.

[@susandumais8563]

Gros Morne National Park is one of the most beautiful places I've ever seen! We went to Newfoundland by motorcycle a few years ago and thoroughly enjoyed it! We learned that real estate had been greatly impacted by 9/11 because some plane traffic had been diverted to Newfoundland because of the attacks. People fell in love with place while they were waiting to be able to get to their intended destination and feverishly bought up property! We look forward to watching this series about this magical place! Thank you!

[@todayissomeday]

That is interesting. We learned about Gander and the events of 9/11 but I didn't think about all the people who may have wanted to move there after!

[@timgileo7585]

Norad base

[@susandumais8563]

@todayissomeday I think property was purchased as second homes. Prior to 9/11 real estate was relatively cheap there.

[@ronahlstedt6045]

We stayed in Woody Point for 9 nights. Wonderful.

[@newfielass40]

As a newfoundlander, I'm so happy you visited, enjoyed our views and vistas, and had a safe trip. Do come back again!

[@todayissomeday]

Thank you! Will do!

[@johngawrylash7732]

Going this June, just wondering if we need to get tickets in advance for the Western Brook Pond boat tour .

[@CounselorSue]

I’m originally from Ontario, but I lived and worked in Newfoundland for ten years. I’m back in my home province now. In Newfoundland I met the best people in the world and have long lasting friends, the best kind ever. I lived in Gander for a few years and the rest of the time in St. John’s. It’s great seeing the rocky coast, a lot of countryside that I miss. Enjoy!

[@MrCanadave]

This brings back memories of the trip my wife and I from Ontario made to the Rock about 25 years ago. Even when we were there we promised ourselves we would come back because it's such an amazing and gorgeous province. Also, the Newfies are as wonderful as their reputation.

[@jaimerodriguez8577]

My wife and I met in Argentia in 1981 while stationed there with the Navy. I was an IC and she was an OT, it was love at first sight, sadly she didn’t even know I was alive, but I had a plan and here we are 42 years later. We loved our tour in Arg. as did everyone stationed there. We made memories and life long friends. I think we might head up that way next summer. Thanks for taking us back down memory lane. Richard & Barbara

[@jeffho1727]

My aunt met and married an US serviceman and I have memories of visiting the Married Quarters as a young pup in the late 70`s. Glad my home brought you and your wife so many years and great memories.

[@barrysmith1162]

Welcome to the maritime guys...home of great scenery, kind people, great seafood, hope you enjoy rest of your trip.

[@todayissomeday]

You are so right about everything!

[@FogSlap]

@@todayissomeday Right about everything except Newfoundland is not part of the Maritimes!

[@pjj5824]

Re the bugs…that is quite common for many national parks in Canada depending on the month. Right now is when the black flies come out in droves at higher elevations in the Canadian Rockies - by the way, they don’t just bite, they chew. 😉. And mosquitoes are just a fact of life all summer long. Loved the scenery in this video. The Rock is the one place I’ve not been to in the maritimes, it’s on my bucket list and your video makes me want to go even more!!! Also would you be able to remind us what month you filmed these in - helps with point of reference for those of us who would like to go there. 😊

[@gabygaedecke2411]

Happy to see your delight in The Rock ... Canadians love to love Newfoundland - the land is epic, but the people are the real treasure

[@todayissomeday]

You are so right!

[@roadster2776]

Deep Woods Off is your best friend in the bush

[@destinysisco3142]

So beautiful! I hope this video goes viral for you guys.

[@todayissomeday]

We do as well. LOL

[@BradFalck-mn3pc]

Newfoundland and British Columbia are Canada's crown jewels ❤

[@darrenmccarthy3346]

Not BC, like California it is on our left coast, all the wackadoodles reside there.

[@katleman]

@@darrenmccarthy3346 Vancouver is like California, but the wilderness of BC and Vancouver Island are divine.

[@littleredridinghood5622]

I live in a fishing village in Nova Scotia and I love NFLD/Lab .. The scenery in NFLD is found no where else on earth and is why the new Peter Pan movie was shot there ..

[@candycornett5061]

🎉great place to find peace

[@candycornett5061]

Its nice that you guys looks like your having a great time.

[@jps1139]

New to the channel. My uncle was a Capt./ Physician in the Navy, his son also a Capt. serving in Japan attached to the Pentagon. I am enjoying revisiting our Maritime trips with you both. Thank you both from the coast of Maine

[@pirie555]

I am enjoying your adventure to NL. I have been there many times. I was born on Cape Breton Island and now live in New Brunswick.. There is soooo much to see in Atlantic Canada. Happy you enjoyed it. Thank you for sharing. LG NB

[@BTimmer]

Last year we visited Newfoundland via cruise ship and were totally blown away by the beauty and the friendliness of the people. We had hoped to return in our RV this summer, but it didn't work out. Keep up the great video coverage!!

[@augustpotor3985]

I'm heading there tomorrow, from Arizona. My Body is ready

[@rockercover]

Beautiful countryside. Thank you for recording these special places.

[@todayissomeday]

Our pleasure!

[@dougwaites869]

Black flies the scourge of the north. Enjoy your time. We live in Nova Scotia during the summer.

[@suecoupon3753]

Saw an iceberg off the Newfoundland coast in July one year while visiting St Anthony .

[@Squarekn0t]

Newfoundland back country is notorious for black fly's and midges (no see-im), I used to go up in the hills trout fishing in the spring, just when the ice would start to thaw. Went back a week or to later and you could not stay without a bug helmet. Any exposed skin was a target, ears, eye's waste, ankles.

[@brendasweetapple7444]

,3yes this summer was crazy for flies/bugs in NL Hope you or other you tubers don't take this the wrong way but sometimes its hard to know if what is said is true or not Being a native of NL you guys are doing a great job and I'm looking forward to see your entire guide for others who wish to visit this beautiful Island I call home.

[@sailingfabule1805]

Newfoundland is a wonderful place. I visited it from Québec few years ago bi car and it is an amazingly beautiful province, full of wildlife and with a very generous and kind population. It is customary in Québec to joke about the Newfies but the truth is that this is a wonderful province with wonderful people, and a good place for an amazing voyage. I loved this place.

[@chasingthetwins7951]

As a Newfoundlander living in west coast Canada I love watching videos of people exploring my home province - I love your tagline, today is someday, how perfect - stop waiting and get out there and enjoy life NOW!!

[@todayissomeday]

Yes! That is exactly it.

[@borisgump1475]

the diver bombers you refer to, the Newfoundlanders call " nippers" or we call the common mosquitoes....and they are thick like that ALL summer.....Enjoy our beautiful country.

[@borisgump1475]

oh! ...most people pronounce it, new FOUND land. Don't forget to try the Bakeapple Pie, and Seal flippers...LOL!

[@TwoCaptainsOneShip]

Great stuff. Can’t wait to see the rest!! ❤️

[@peggyjohnson1848]

Sounds and looks gorgeous!

[@carychiasson9834]

Wonderful videos thanks for all of this

[@mike7783]

Looks like y’all are having a great time. Thanks for the videos. Safe travels.

[@theocop66]

Awesome footage. Again, thanks for being good to us Canadians. We appreciate your visit. Make sure you come to Vancouver Island in British Columbia.

[@ajudylee]

Thank you for sharing 🐸

[@tanya334]

Awesome ❤Safe Travels ❤️🤍💙

[@CarlasLovingWife]

I loved this episode!

[@garyhawthorne4599]

I enjoyed your video of Newfoundland, I was in the Navy stationed there in 1964 and 1965, The old Navy air base is now a campground

[@airstreamer]

Absolutely stunning! Thanks for sharing this place.

[@foretravelman]

Great video! We just returned from Prince Edward Island and now in Maine. Great sights there as well!

[@nepatswin]

THANKS!

[@ramsfan709]

As a Newfoundlander living in st.johns to this day Americans always say “new fin land or new fin lind “ lol when it’s plain by looking at the word it’s found. Like the video by the way 😊

[@pamelalambe1356]

Magical. Make me want to go home. Can't wait to see more.

[@sharynlynmorgenstern9594]

Love your videos! You show the good, the bad, fun, beauty, and so much more! Thanks so much

[@jenwnb9428]

My home! Thanks for sharing you Newfoundland vacation.

[@rogergraves242]

When I went to Novashcua it was winter & Night & me & my cusin drove Team from Houston,Tx. With A load of Drill Pipe to A drilling rig for oil. It was needed A.S.A.P.

[@hollyb5432]

I love traveling vicariously through you! Thanks for sharing.

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks for watching!

[@kimwinter507]

Like always, fantastic job guys, Be safe. Doug & Kim Sun City, AZ.

[@jencollins3786]

So glad you made the decision to visit our beautiful province. There are many places here Newfoundland I haven't even been!

[@mjmlcmaolcom]

Nice video! Would like to see you do a video on your Starlink set up and experience.

[@fishingfitzgeralds9493]

We really are enjoying you travel videos and also just completed a 16 day trip to NL. I was born in St John's and Joined the Navy 50 years ago , serving 27 years active service.We spent 4 days in Gros Mourne and also did the Table Lands in the rain LOL We are looking forward to your next videos .

[@meridethhendry5733]

So beautiful. What a wonderful adventure!

[@todayissomeday]

It really is!

[@DrRodder84]

So nice to see other parts of the island that I wasn't able to get to on my trip there (work trip years ago - flew in at St. John's airport and only toured the East side).

[@coltonbarnes7861]

Nice few fishing spots up at table lands too, if you fish you need a park pass and a trouting license, but its worth it thier delicious

[@blairM363]

Awesome video, beautiful scenery. Thank you for creating this content

[@todayissomeday]

Our pleasure!

[@du3223]

Just got back from Gros Morne. My wife, daughter and I hiked the Long Range Traverse in Gros Morne and it was absolutely amazing. Can’t wait to go back.

[@soving]

Did that boat tour... I recall the guide telling us one of the big falls in the fjord was "pissing mirror falls" lol. Lots of fun y names out there.

[@loumadonna2262]

Been to Baddeck twice staying with a friend but need to see PEI and St. John's. Just ordered a limited edition shirt to support your efforts and couldn't resist a hat too. Best, Lou

[@chapgood13]

Looks like a fantastic place to visit, thanks for sharing this video!

[@todayissomeday]

It really is!

[@mikebabin9980]

Glad I found your channel. Love the vlogs you are doing. Hope you are enjoying Canada and especially the East Coast!! I will be ordering a "Today is Someday" hoodie!

[@todayissomeday]

Welcome aboard! We are loving it for sure!

[@katherinemaas6712]

Yes, the black flies are completely normal there in the summer. They were all over the island when we were there, even down in St. Jean's, but the worst was L'Anse aux Meadows. Still well worth a visit though! Just be prepared for them. Many people wore helmets with face screens, like beekeepers!

[@juliarock3424]

Love our hidden gem!

[@trevormeehan9989]

Hey Great video! Welcome to Newfoundland and hope u enjoy your time with us on the rock!

[@todayissomeday]

Thank you! We are loving it!

[@stevemasters3753]

Brilliant 👍

[@ronahlstedt6045]

We stayed 4 nights at the Fogo Island Inn. Again wonderful.

[@TignerAdventures]

Definitely, something to put on the bucket list. Thanks for sharing.

[@todayissomeday]

You should!

[@NomadicLiving]

Park your RV and go to Battle Harbor for a few days - its a must. We stayed the summer two weeks in Gros Morne - heaven! You guys are making me think of going back next year! Yes, the black flies were terrible!

[@lori4576]

So excited to see your videos of my homeland. Hope you get to see Bonavista and Trinity on your way thru Some people camp by the ocean in Bonavista

[@leonajameson8902]

Wow. So beautiful. I open this up on my 82in smart tV. Spectacular. Thank you for sharing. Looking forward to the next one!

[@todayissomeday]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@johnswett4690]

Thank you for bringing back great memories. I and my family were stationed at NAVFAC Argentia NFLD from 1990-1992. We loved it there and hated to leave when it came time for orders that took us to Newport, RI.

[@louisbetro8319]

Thank you for sharing

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks for watching!

[@autismfamilytravels5316]

Just noticed your channel when you were coming into Canada. We are so happy that you enjoyed your trip here. We live in Grand Falls-Windsor, NL. Smack dab in the middle of the island. We are just getting our channel set up now. If you ever want more information, feel free to contact us! We can give you locals tips. We have travelled the island extensively and know small spots that most people don't know.! Enjoy the rest of your travels!

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks so much for reaching out! We would have loved some tips from locals! Unfortunately, we have already left the island. We run a few weeks behind.

[@susanfoster8637]

We just spent 5 weeks in Newfoundland and Labrador. Barely hit the tip of the iceberg of wonderful places to visit. I’d say definitely stay in Rocky Harbor if you visit Gros Morne! On the way up from the ferry do not miss the Port Au Port Peninsula. Fantastic scenery and the only place we saw abundant alpine wild flowers.

[@rogerbrown6359]

I agree Phil, who was around to say how old it is. Love your videos. Thank you both for your service and what you do for our vets.

[@mikebell0315]

Who's around to say? How about all the expert geologists who commit their lives to understanding and explaining such questions. Good enough for me.

[@jimmartinson4280]

Stunningly beautiful landscape and great cinematography. Next summer we take our trip to the Maritimes.

[@todayissomeday]

Have fun!

[@rosieb471]

Make sure you tour Cape Breton.😊

[@mrHBarry]

Welcome to Newfoundland, enjoy your time here and stay safe. Be watchful for the MOOSE.

[@BevDessert]

Like seeing the ship wreck remaind

[@Squarekn0t]

Cap'n Rick, Port of Lewes, DE. Check out Newfoundlander Overlander for a good taste of that area, real down home girl, always cooking.

[@byronwarren7779]

I just started watching you a couple of days ago when you crossed from NS to PAB, Nl. I'm originally from Newfoundland and moved to Toronto in 1972, but have been back many many times over the years. I love your content and look forward to seeing the next episode and the rest of them as well!!

[@todayissomeday]

Welcome aboard!

[@crzdrcter_pdx]

It's beautiful

[@bbttresidder7224]

I’m thrilled to find your KZbin channel, blog, etc. as I’m just this week planning a trip to Nova Scotia and Newfoundland for next summer (2024) and your videos are already a great help. Love your presentations and information, you’re exactly what I need for planning besides entertaining!

[@todayissomeday]

Awesome! You are going to love your time in Newfoundland! Its a magical place.

[@dorisbetts3012]

Ask any Atlantic Canadian for tourist info and they would be glad to help you out!

[@katleman]

Planning on going in 2024 too

[@ronahlstedt6045]

How long in Gros Morne? We stayed in Woody Point for 9 days and it was not enough. Hiking in Tablelands is something else. I did a lot of off trail hiking. If you remember the waterfall I hiked to it. Your video is bring back great memories.

[@dnicolle]

Thanks for visiting our beautiful province. I’m sure you were told this but it’s pronounced New Found Land 😀 great coverage and views.

[@rosieb471]

It’s pronounced NewFunLand.

[@pvdogs2]

Are you going to be going to Gander NFLD? This is the town of 10,000 people that helped 6000 + people on 130+ US and International diverted flights when US air space was shut down on 9_11. Ther story is known as Operation Yellow Ribbbon. A musical was written about their story, it went to Broadway and won a Tony award. The Gander airport was originally the fueling station for Canadian and US war planes headed overseas to Europe in the 1940s. It then became the refueling stop for transatlantic flights until the Jumbo Jets came along and didn't need to refuel.

[@todayissomeday]

We loved everything about Gander! We didn't know about what they did until right before we arrived. "Come From Away" should be a must watch by everyone!

[@mikeness3611]

Cape Spear /Cabot Tower / Bell Island / Puffin Island is some places you have to check out before you head back

[@cathyaugruso6410]

Beautiful

[@todayissomeday]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@harterbob]

Beautiful. We are going there next summer on an Adventure Caravans 59 day tour of Gaspe and the Atlantic Provinces. I miss Gizmo. I know you do, too.

[@todayissomeday]

Yes we really do! He was the best pup ever!

[@jillke5290]

So gorgeous. Thank you.

[@todayissomeday]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@normandrioux2529]

Newfoundland and Labrador is so beautiful. On your way back you should have made it through Quebec city and Montreal also. 😀

[@todayissomeday]

Not this time

[@davidtoomey5892]

Hello I live in Newfoundland (St John's). Just a trick to pronounce Newfoundland, it rhymes with understand. Hope you have a wonderful time in our province.

[@dorisbetts3012]

Great tip for those who don't know how to say it like a Canadian does!

[@dennisestabrooks4821]

Careful of the wreck house if the winds are up!!

[@RVAmerica]

Hi guys. We have high hopes of hitting this area next summer. So we need all the information we can get. Thanks. 😊 Lynn and Danny

[@brianlykins6663]

Great video, guys. I'm guessing the photos don't do this place justice. It looks amazing there. I really hope the rest of the trip is as nice as this part seems. Enjoy the fact that you're not home, we just hit 26 straight days over 100. Most days 104 to 107. Hopefully, we won't be able to save these days for ya'll to share. God bless ya'll and stay safe on your travels out there.

[@todayissomeday]

You guessed correctly! Our GoPro does not do this place justice at all!

[@TomNelson-jc4mh]

You guys are a really cool couple❤

[@chantalle1873]

Awww, brings back memories from when my family and I camped at Gros Morne. We also did the Western Brook Pond boat tour (saw a moose up on a hillside too!) and saw the wreck of the S.S. Ethie on the beach. Not sure how far up you guys made it but while going to see the shipwreck and were up near/past Cow Head, one thing that struck me was how stunted the trees were along the coast. We also went up to The Arches Provincial Park (past Cow Head). I can't recall when it started but the terrain changed the closer we got to The Arches and it was more of a tundra type where I half expected to see caribou. I don't recall us doing the Tablelands but might have driven by them? It's been almost 20 years so the memory's a bit foggy lol. I did a trip to St. John's back in 1995 with my youth choir and I'm sure the video you'll do for your time there will also bring back some memories of Signal Hill and possibly some icebergs at the mouth of the harbor. And good ol' Newfoundland weather . . .and bugs, lol (we have the same in NB so no, it's not an abnormal thing although I wish it were!)

[@dorisbetts3012]

Bugs love our Atlantic Canadian spruce forests, lakes, rivers and brooks! Annoying but a small price to pay for all the natural beauty our region possesses!