Dijon was just a quick stop and a short vlog but it was so worth taking a day to stop and explore on our way to Switzerland! 😍 I’ve got a 40+ minute vlog on our adventures in Switzerland going live tomorrow! ❤️ Hope you all are having a lovely evening/morning/day 😘😘 Also, have any of you been to Beaune?! I truly wish we had gone but I guess we’ll save it for next time ☺️
What a great idea to do that from Paris. I want to do that now when I go back. I love train views! Here in the UK you can do a similar thing from London if you visit again. Good places to get the train for the day would be Oxford, Windsor, Brighton.
Antonella Bassi 1 secondo fa I’ve been to Beaune and the hospice is amazing. I love doing road trips by car in France. It’s great for antiquing as well. Check the Emmaüs in the areas you are driving through!
Appreciating other cultures is so important in our life journey, in my opinion. The old cliche that "travel broadens the mind" is very true. Travelling teaches us so many valuable lessons, perhaps the most important are tolerance and understanding of others. To watch you and Jesse soaking up all your travel experiences and to see the joy and wonder on your faces is heart warming and you are so kind with your interactions with everyone you meet. Switzerland here we come! xx
My first trip abroad changed my life and the way I see our world. You are so right how important it is to meet new people and broaden our knowledge and minds! ❤️❤️ Thanks for coming with us as we do just that! ☺️
Dear Laura. Thank you so very much for sharing your amazing 30 Days in Europe with us. I was born and raised in England and was fortunate enough to enjoy annual summer vacations in many different European cities. With a perfect mix of travel, sights and food, you have captured the essence of Europe so beautifully. Your antiquing and shopping at the fabulous flea markets is the icing on the cake. You are one of my very favorite TH-camrs. Please keep doing what you do for ever and ever! oxo
I was so surprised to hear that you were going to Dijon because it's were I am from. Next time you should really visit some of the museums (most of them are free). the museum "le palais des Ducs" is amazing, particulaly the "tombeau des Ducs", i am sure you would have love it (they have quite a lot of medival art pieces). Plus, a new museum call "la citée international de la gastromie" just opened where you can have a taste of some of the best wines (Burgundy, Bordeau, but also from other countries) . Actually Dijon, like most cities in Europe is full of history. Fun facts, the city was already there during the roman empire ,the crypt of the saint benigne cathedral is over 1000 years old and it's the birth place of Gustave Eiffel. As you can see I love my city a little bit too much. It was fun to see you explore and have fun in Dijon. i hope you will enjoy the rest of your vacation and have a lot of fun memories.
Laura your so right ,the architecture is amazing,an I always think how did they do the carvings ,an buildings in the time ,they had no saws gig saws to cut wood an stone simply mind blowing,ThankYou for taking us on holiday with you ,a once in a life time Ann uk 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧❤️❤️❤️❤️
You are so RIGHT in saying that sometimes LESS is MORE - applies to so many things in life including that amazing Creme Brulee! Dijon, such a beautiful city and YES, BEAUNE will be for another time, when you have more time. YOU and JESSE have been such great ambassadors for France - Merci!
I'm enjoying your travel videos very much. I am getting up in years and will probably never travel to Europe so this is the next best thing. I have the captions turned on and when you were digging into the creme brulee, and you said "bon appetite" the caption read "bone to the feet." I got a good laugh out of that.
What a wonderful vlog this has been goin to diffrent cultures an Gorgeous thrift finds what a beautiful experience,thanks again Laura &Jesse we all appreciated alot,take care there,❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Wow, Dijon is absolutely stunning! Those tile roofs are everything, & the blue sky is beautiful! Thank you for sharing, Laura. I'll take a 14 minute to video any day over none at all🤗.
This is so great for you a d for us to be there with you guys. Thank you for sharing your travels with us. Stay safe and enjoy. Can't wait for next video. 🥰
I feel like I'm traveling with you guys! Thanks for taking us along. How cool is it that Jessie loves what you love. History, food and antiques! Who couldn't love it! :-) Okay, on to Switzerland!
You'll love Dijon! It's one of my favorite cities in the world! One thing you HAVE to do is find the owl on the side of the French church - the one in the city center, and both you and Jessie put your hands on it at the same time... legend says you'll be in love and happy for the rest of your lives, as long as you put your hands on the owl and say "I love you"! It's the church with the gargoyles! And there is no more Dijon mustard made in Dijon any more! But the locals still take their pots to the little store and fill them up with the Dijon mustard of their choice!
LAURA EVERYTHING IS JUST SO BEAUTIFUL THANKS FOR SHARING WITH US THE TOWN IS SO BEAUTIFUL I REALLY LOVE IT AND THE GARGOYLES SO MANY OF THEM THE FOOD LOOKED DELICIOUS 😋 LIKE ALWAYS 👍 🥰🦋🦋🦋🌻🌻🌻🐝
Thank you for sharing your day in Dijon, only wish you had spent at least 3 days there I'm heading there soon and will have 6 nights to explore (my first time) and take in the food and sites. Also want to compliment you on your voice. Very pleasing and soft. Some of the folks posting travel videos have great information (if you can tolerate the tone of their voices) Merci
I’m living this trip through you. I will probably never get to France. But you are so good at travel vlogs, I can really picture what being there is like. Move over, Rick Steves! Your rival from the PNW has arrived! 💚💚💚
Hi Laura, I have a quick question. I so love the turquoise and silver jewelry you find. Especially the cuffs and squashblossoms. Since I am a new subscriber, could you please explain if you do separate jewelry sales, in addition to your first Fridays? Looking forward to buying something spectacular from you.
So many beautiful sites!!🤩 Tip: next time you make burgers at home, mix a pkt of dry Lipton onion soup in your ground beef (1pkt per lb), don't mash the burgers just flip & let them cook thru slowly..sooo juicy & the BEST flavor, chefs kiss I promise🤌😘
European architecture is so amazing. America is a baby compared to the history of Europe. Those incredible bldgs with the gargoyles and mosaic tiled roofs have stood for hundreds of years. Thank you for sharing your videos.
We’re getting started on it as soon as it stops raining here long enough in Portland 😞 It’s been the wettest year in over 80 years… we have to wait for all the wood to be dry for a few weeks before we can start.
@@leftcoastrevivals can’t wait to see the transition - love your videos (hubby and I went to Europe for 35 days after graduation in 1988). we did go to Beaune as a quick stop and it was gorgeous!
Oh I saw tons of modern!! The majority of larger cities in Europe I have been to have many modern buildings mixed in with the old. Just not in the already built/full older cities or “old town” areas.
Dijon was just a quick stop and a short vlog but it was so worth taking a day to stop and explore on our way to Switzerland! 😍 I’ve got a 40+ minute vlog on our adventures in Switzerland going live tomorrow! ❤️ Hope you all are having a lovely evening/morning/day 😘😘 Also, have any of you been to Beaune?! I truly wish we had gone but I guess we’ll save it for next time ☺️
What a great idea to do that from Paris. I want to do that now when I go back. I love train views! Here in the UK you can do a similar thing from London if you visit again. Good places to get the train for the day would be Oxford, Windsor, Brighton.
Antonella Bassi
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I’ve been to Beaune and the hospice is amazing. I love doing road trips by car in France. It’s great for antiquing as well. Check the Emmaüs in the areas you are driving through!
Appreciating other cultures is so important in our life journey, in my opinion. The old cliche that "travel broadens the mind" is very true. Travelling teaches us so many valuable lessons, perhaps the most important are tolerance and understanding of others. To watch you and Jesse soaking up all your travel experiences and to see the joy and wonder on your faces is heart warming and you are so kind with your interactions with everyone you meet. Switzerland here we come! xx
My first trip abroad changed my life and the way I see our world. You are so right how important it is to meet new people and broaden our knowledge and minds! ❤️❤️ Thanks for coming with us as we do just that! ☺️
@@leftcoastrevivals Thank you Laura. So glad you agree. Enjoy the rest of your European stay. xx
Dear Laura. Thank you so very much for sharing your amazing 30 Days in Europe with us. I was born and raised in England and was fortunate enough to enjoy annual summer vacations in many different European cities. With a perfect mix of travel, sights and food, you have captured the essence of Europe so beautifully. Your antiquing and shopping at the fabulous flea markets is the icing on the cake. You are one of my very favorite TH-camrs. Please keep doing what you do for ever and ever! oxo
Thank you so much Tiffany! ❤️❤️ I love your channel as well! I hope to road trip to Vegas one day soon and maybe we can thrift together 😆😘❤️
@@leftcoastrevivals That would be absolutely lovely, please do let me know!😻💕😻
Thanks Laura and Jesse for taking us along. What a wonderful memory you two will have.🤗
Wow! That gargoyle encrusted building was amazing. And to be that old and not crumbling away!
I was so surprised to hear that you were going to Dijon because it's were I am from. Next time you should really visit some of the museums (most of them are free). the museum "le palais des Ducs" is amazing, particulaly the "tombeau des Ducs", i am sure you would have love it (they have quite a lot of medival art pieces). Plus, a new museum call "la citée international de la gastromie" just opened where you can have a taste of some of the best wines (Burgundy, Bordeau, but also from other countries) . Actually Dijon, like most cities in Europe is full of history. Fun facts, the city was already there during the roman empire ,the crypt of the saint benigne cathedral is over 1000 years old and it's the birth place of Gustave Eiffel. As you can see I love my city a little bit too much. It was fun to see you explore and have fun in Dijon. i hope you will enjoy the rest of your vacation and have a lot of fun memories.
I wish we had gone to some museums! Thank you for sharing this and I can see why you love your city! It’s full of history and beauty ❤️🇫🇷
Laura your so right ,the architecture is amazing,an I always think how did they do the carvings ,an buildings in the time ,they had no saws gig saws to cut wood an stone simply mind blowing,ThankYou for taking us on holiday with you ,a once in a life time Ann uk 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧❤️❤️❤️❤️
You are so RIGHT in saying that sometimes LESS is MORE - applies to so many things in life including that amazing Creme Brulee! Dijon, such a beautiful city and YES, BEAUNE will be for another time, when you have more time. YOU and JESSE have been such great ambassadors for France - Merci!
I'm enjoying your travel videos very much. I am getting up in years and will probably never travel to Europe so this is the next best thing. I have the captions turned on and when you were digging into the creme brulee, and you said "bon appetite" the caption read "bone to the feet." I got a good laugh out of that.
😂 The captions can sure be off sometimes!
Is travel envy a thing? I’m pretty sure it is now. What awesome experiences! Thanks for letting me tag along. ♥️
What a wonderful vlog this has been goin to diffrent cultures an Gorgeous thrift finds what a beautiful experience,thanks again Laura &Jesse we all appreciated alot,take care there,❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Hard to imagine people hand carving those gargoyles and ceilings out of stone. It’s just amazing.
It truly is!
I’ve taken tours, but I love that you’re just doing what you want. ❤️
Wow, Dijon is absolutely stunning! Those tile roofs are everything, & the blue sky is beautiful! Thank you for sharing, Laura. I'll take a 14 minute to video any day over none at all🤗.
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Loved the relaxed pace and nice exploring you and Jessie did Laura!! On to Switzerland~ I'm so happy going along on your adventure 🥰 Joan
Great Video Laura.Thanks for taking us along.
This is so great for you a d for us to be there with you guys. Thank you for sharing your travels with us. Stay safe and enjoy. Can't wait for next video. 🥰
Dijon was my favourite place in France.
Loving following you both on your trip 🇬🇧
Loved the countryside! The slower and relaxed pace was awesome, too. Looking forward to Switzerland! 🎉
We sure needed it after going so hard for almost 3 weeks at this point ☺️
🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 68 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼 ❤ 🎀 ❤ 🎀 ❤ 🎀
I feel like I'm traveling with you guys! Thanks for taking us along. How cool is it that Jessie loves what you love. History, food and antiques! Who couldn't love it! :-) Okay, on to Switzerland!
Wonderful , thank you, thank you so Much!
A lovely day in Dijon - thanks for bringing us along. I’m looking forward to Switzerland too!
I hope you brought back your mustard. Wow so many gargoyels . Creme Brolet is a fave of mine. See you in Switzerland.
Sure did!! 😋
I'm loving those gargoyles! Travel safe.....
You've seen some pretty incredible ceilings on your travels!
Another awesome video Laura😃 Thank you🙂
My mouth was watering when you cut into the crème brûlée…..yum!
You'll love Dijon! It's one of my favorite cities in the world! One thing you HAVE to do is find the owl on the side of the French church - the one in the city center, and both you and Jessie put your hands on it at the same time... legend says you'll be in love and happy for the rest of your lives, as long as you put your hands on the owl and say "I love you"! It's the church with the gargoyles! And there is no more Dijon mustard made in Dijon any more! But the locals still take their pots to the little store and fill them up with the Dijon mustard of their choice!
Did take the i love you vow ! Still together after 43 years !
Aww wish I would have known!! How sweet!
We took the vow too, and will celebrate 18 years together in August!
@@evelynedavid9564 Wow! 43 years is amazing! Congratulations! I believe in the owl!
Should have gone to Bourne. Small walled fortification. You really missed out. Garden and vineyard walks just steps away.
Wow! Love ur adventure in France!❤️
Food looks amazing!💋
Laura Thank you for sharing this Amazing trip with those of us that probably will never make it there😞 … But really want to!!!
LAURA EVERYTHING IS JUST SO BEAUTIFUL THANKS FOR SHARING WITH US THE TOWN IS SO BEAUTIFUL I REALLY LOVE IT AND THE GARGOYLES SO MANY OF THEM THE FOOD LOOKED DELICIOUS 😋 LIKE ALWAYS 👍 🥰🦋🦋🦋🌻🌻🌻🐝
All this great food is making me hungry!!!!
I felt the same watching the footage back 😂 I remembered how good the beef and potato dish was at the end!
@@leftcoastrevivals Have fun, be safe!! I use my hand everyday, and think of you and Jessie, “Pam the hand”✋
Your furry one is so cute. We love our Smokey Man.🥰
The Terra-Cotta roofs.🤪😍
Fur buddies are the best! ❤️
You have to go to Bath, England because it's full of antique stores.
I’ve heard such great things about Bath!
Finally more to see! 😊
Thank you for sharing your day in Dijon, only wish you had spent at least 3 days there I'm heading there soon and will have 6 nights to explore (my first time) and take in the food and sites. Also want to compliment you on your voice. Very pleasing and soft. Some of the folks posting travel videos have great information (if you can tolerate the tone of their voices) Merci
I’m living this trip through you. I will probably never get to France. But you are so good at travel vlogs, I can really picture what being there is like. Move over, Rick Steves! Your rival from the PNW has arrived! 💚💚💚
Haha the best compliment you could give! But no one can take his place 😆 Sure would love to sit down for a meal with him and hear his stories!
@@leftcoastrevivals I agree, Laura, I love him also. You could team up, though. I’d buy tickets to that!
Ohhh that would truly be a dream come true!!
Hi Laura, I have a quick question. I so love the turquoise and silver jewelry you find. Especially the cuffs and squashblossoms. Since I am a new subscriber, could you please explain if you do separate jewelry sales, in addition to your first Fridays? Looking forward to buying something spectacular from you.
Hi Ellen, to keep it simple and easy for everyone to remember, I list all the vintage and jewelry once a month for the first Friday sales 😄
@@leftcoastrevivals Got it! Thank you for the clarification. Will be looking for something fabulous July 1st!
So beautiful thank you ♥️
Beautiful!!
You can be so happy, that your Husband is into all this treasure hunting and road trips as well. Wish mine would be the same.
So many beautiful sites!!🤩 Tip: next time you make burgers at home, mix a pkt of dry Lipton onion soup in your ground beef (1pkt per lb), don't mash the burgers just flip & let them cook thru slowly..sooo juicy & the BEST flavor, chefs kiss I promise🤌😘
Oooo gonna try this!! 😋 Thanks for the tip!
I love gargoyles.. I have one in my yard.
Yay!!!!!
Bon séjour à Dijon ☺☺
Bucket list - real creme brulette....or however you spell it. So jealous.
European architecture is so amazing. America is a baby compared to the history of Europe. Those incredible bldgs with the gargoyles and mosaic tiled roofs have stood for hundreds of years. Thank you for sharing your videos.
So beautiful and the food looked amazing! I would probably gain some serious weight in Europe lol
Funny because us Europeans are told the same when we go to the US😃
Awesome video Enjoy
Anticipate for Swiss chocolate, ⌚, ....and many more.
With love from SAM
Guwahati, Assam, India 🇮🇳 ♥ 🙏🤝
Hi, cool
How is Little Italy coming along in your home?
We’re getting started on it as soon as it stops raining here long enough in Portland 😞 It’s been the wettest year in over 80 years… we have to wait for all the wood to be dry for a few weeks before we can start.
@@leftcoastrevivals can’t wait to see the transition - love your videos (hubby and I went to Europe for 35 days after graduation in 1988). we did go to Beaune as a quick stop and it was gorgeous!
Went to Beaune on a Rick Steves tour - it is worth a visit - lovely walled town.
looks exactly where I live in Germany, typical European landscape..
What is your nationality Laura?
Beautiful!
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Isn't marvelous how other countries keeps their historical places where the US wants something more modern.
Oh I saw tons of modern!! The majority of larger cities in Europe I have been to have many modern buildings mixed in with the old. Just not in the already built/full older cities or “old town” areas.