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As a proud Canadian I want to thank you for showing everyone what Canada is … your videos so far have been great. I have also enjoyed your Alaska videos.
Joanne, thank you so much! We have loved exploring more of Canada this trip, but admittedly we're just scratching the surface. I am sure we will be returning for years to come. Glad to hear you've enjoyed our videos, too! 👍 -Howard
Sue, it's such a wonderful story and an honor to visit the beautiful memorial for Terry Fox's legacy. Sharing stories like his is a major reason we love traveling and exploring! 👍 -Howard
We absolutely loved exploring up around Lake of The Woods and Thunder Bay. Some truly beautiful spots in those areas and so much less tourism than other spots in the province.
💯 agree! It's a beautiful area with so much to explore. Our hope as always is to share the experience for others to plan their own adventures. This part of Ontario is definitely worth the visit! 👍 -Howard
Wasn’t it fun going back in time to 1816,so fascinating. I loved all the characters too.🙂. Food looked yummy as usual,I’m always hungry after your videos.haha. Terry Fox is an Canadian Hero. I was so happy,you included him in your video.The puppies seemed to have a good time.So sweet.Sunsets are so beautiful,aren’t they.So impressed you did the hike.Did you know it’s good luck to be pooped on by a bird. It’s true,really!! You guys are the best hikers,Bravo!! Be proud!! Thank you again for this beautiful video. Take care.. 🇨🇦💕
Sorry about getting hungry from our videos, you should DEFINITELY know to eat first by now! Haha. This was such a fun area to explore and share! Thanks as always for watching. 👍 -Howard
We were vacationing in Michigan and viewed the Pictured Rocks at Munising on Sept 12. We were right across Superior from you. And on the 13 we were in Sault St. Marie - US side. Wish we would have bumped into you.
So close, Cynthia! We got to Sault St. Marie (Canada) the night of Sept 13th! That's an amazing coincidence and we love actually meeting up with people. You definitely win the prize for ALMOST being in the same place at the same time (separated by an international border, of course 😂). 👍 -Howard
What a great episode. The furs that were shipped to the UK , eventually made it to Cat’s hometown of Stockport. Located in the northwest of England Stockport was home to Christie’s Hat Works where those furs were transformed into both Top and Bowler hats - both designed and made at Christie’s. Cats maternal grandmother and extended family worked with those furs from the mid 1800s all the way up to the 1960s.
Wow, what an awesome connection to history! When we heard about the fur trade to UK, I wanted to learn more, definitely appreciate you sharing. Was Christie's one of several hat companies operating there? Surely they didn't buy ALL the furs, right? Such an interesting time in history. 👍 - Howard
My coffee got cold watching this- didn't want to miss a beat. The 'theme/history' parks are great. We have a few here too in 🇳🇱. So much easier to get into the time frame and understand and learn about the events 'back then'. The Canadian scenery keeps enthralling me. My time for hikes like that are ver but that doesn't stop me appreciating you efforts. A week of waiting for some adventures. Time flies- and I know I'll enjoy the next 'session' as much as the past videos. Travel safe, keep smiling. 🙏 🇳🇱🙋♀🇳🇿
Sleeping Giant Provincial Park is pretty awesome. Not sure if you skipped it or it didn't make the video. The hike to the top of the Giant is one of the best hikes I've done. Great view of Isle Royale National Park from up there. EDIT: Also...it's pronounced SOO Sainte Marie. Sault is French for rapids.
Perfect example of the sleeping Giant. I remember following Terry's run in 1980. He was a true hero! You need to wear a hat on your walks to block the target on your head. hahaha
😂 Had to really commit to that demonstration! Terry was an incredible inspiration and it's so amazing that his legacy lives on and is still making such an impact today. HAHA, yes! That would certainly help!
Doing a great job explaining where you are and the history. Just FYI. Sault Saint Marie. (Sault pronounce Sue) 😀🎉 But ..lol having said that, I am Canadian, but have not spent a lot of time in the Sault (Sue) and got some great history. Ready for a hike!!!
Thanks so much Richard!! You're the second person to tell us that, haha we had NO idea it was pronounced that way. 😂 Thank you for telling us! ❤ So glad you enjoyed this episode! -Katelyn
It’s been yrs since being in Thunder Bay. It was great to tour with you and I’m happy you took in all the sites. When you get to Wawa the is a Canada Goose just off the highway…it use to sit on the side of the hill down by the highway with a wingspan of a 100 ft. Now it’s much smaller.
You always find the best & interesting places to go! Best except for bird poop on the head... hike looked a little bit like a workout too! I think if they counted all of the steps up and over things it would be more than 50’ elevation gain 😜 did a 3 mile hike in Costa Rica that had so many little ups, downs, stairs, steps that we could barely walk later. 🤣
Haha, you are totally right! He really did! The hike was great, but definitely more challenging than I expected haha. It was beautiful hiking along the water! -Katelyn
Haha, I always love your comments because frequently they send me to Google for more info! Never knew that was what those hats were called! I'll take the good luck, too! 👍 -Howard
@@NewstateNomads I got a woodland camo one I’ve had forever and a Mulitcam. Also a blue one for work. Best hat the army made that you are never allowed to wear 😂