I hope you get a chance one day, let's hope our world gets a bit more 'travel friendly' again one day. For now I suppose we all have to enjoy 'virtual travel' LOL so I'll try to give you some virtual New England :)
I loved the walk to the dock and how you described the water coming up onto the dock as "playing a xylophone". That's exactly what it was like. =) Such a very lovely place. You are blessed to be able to live there and enjoy that beauty. I also loved the chair that you bought. What a sweet find.
I loved the walk. When you turned for the dock, the view with the clouds was beautiful. I loved the water lapping between the boards of the dock. Thank you for sharing!
Yes, 'most days' lol @Judy Rogers as we are coming into Winter, we shall see. Though I am spoiled by our location to the sea, despite it often meaning when we lose power (high wind usually or ice on lines) we are the LAST to get it back, as our area is mainly empty this time of year so on the grid we are the last 'needed' so generator, open fire and kettles on logs is a normal Winter day round here :) But, yes, New England is always my choice in the US. I Love UK but in our country I'm just a New England kind of gal I think :)
Love the chair you selected at that fabulous antique/ thrift shop. They have beautiful things but the chair is exquisite. You have excellent taste. Enjoy your videos so much.
Loved this shop. I love thrifting even if I don’t buy anything. The chair was adorable and did go well with the China.The sound was so nice during the walk of the waves coming in. The tide is so high. Wonderful video.
I'm a mermaid too in the summer I'm constantly in the ocean Very enjoyable video I'm so relaxed from everything I appreciate you doing such a beautiful job at these videos thank you for all the greatness
Just loved this episode, Donna, from the jazz piano music in the beginning to the sea playing the xylophone on the dock at the end! Looking for treasures in thrift shops is so exciting for me, especially when you could find one as adorable as the Eastlake chair. How serendipitous that the fabric matches your American Limoge. And the autumn beach walk-ahhhhhhhhhh🤗
Thank you so much @Robin Church I'm so glad you enjoyed it. It was a fun day out and I hope to make more such outings, as long as we keep opening up a bit. I'm also getting a camera gimbal so I can make it less shaky, always trying to get better :)
Ha ha yes @Tracy Heath that price tag was what allowed it to come home with me :) Hope you are well today, I'm having my video today as a premier at 1pm EST usa, so maybe I'll see you there.
I'm so happy you enjoyed it @Peggy G. and I know, I have to be very diligent and strict with my schedule, especially now that I've added, shoot video and edit video, but my reward is a hot pot of tea or a G and T and a few moments to relax and take it all in. At least I don't have to travel far to enjoy it, so that helps with travel time haha.
Thank you so much! And welcome @Melissa Waters and I'm happy to do it. I knew I had to make things that were fun to make if I only had one subscriber so that if no one ever came, I'd still be amusing myself haha. So, I'm happy a few people have stumbled upon me and hope you find it enjoyabe :) Come again!
You are so welcome @marilyn nash and thank you for coming along. I'm sure I'll take us all on more nature walks and many more thrift and antique stores :)
I just found you! Thank you for sharing. I absolutely love the ocean and beaches but sadly I get sick as a dog on boats, can’t take the motion. 😢. The chair is adorable and I’m sure you will love it for years to come. Thanks again for the refreshing, peaceful walk! 👍
Thank you for stopping by and haha Seaworld, it really is. When I snorkel in the summer and the fish shoals swim around me I feel like I'm in a big aquarium ! :) Stop by again @Nalani Hao You must see some amazing fish in Hawaii, aren't you in Hawaii?
@@DonnaDavisArt Yes, I'm on the Island of O'ahu in Hawaii, one of the eight islands here. We have lots of colorful fish, dolphin, sharks, colorful eels, and big and little birds. Love watching your seabirds eat crabs on the mermaid rock.
LOVE the doll house! I used to build and decorate them for baby gifts. Did a historic house for the historical society raffle in the village our cottage was in... Enjoyed the walk.
Oh wow! That's amazing @Lake Lili it's one of the tin type doll houses. I actually have one somewhere stored in an attic haha. I Too LOVE dollhouses and miniatures. There is just something so magical about them. And how are you today by the way :)
@@DonnaDavisArt I'm great thanks!... hand sewing suitcase liners. For a laugh, I decided they needed pale blue and gold trim ribbon, so have made it twice as complicated. I have my son's tin lithograph barn tucked away in a box for his own children. Should try and find the silo that goes with it... and perhaps a farm house to round out the set. I'd love to make more doll houses but there is no market here and shipping them off the Island makes them too expensive. Something for the next stage of life. Hope the chair is happy in the Boathouse.
I'm so glad, I will post next time we have full or new moon when it is VERY low so you can see how much more is exposed. The ever changing sea means my view is never really boring. It also helps me not feel so bad about the weeds in the garden LOL, I can look away from them to the lovely view instead haha.
I love vintage clothes and used to dress in specific periods for pleasure most days. I've never been a 'jean' girl it's more fun to dress up, I think anyway. As the weather cools I def move more towards the 1900s thou anywhere from there to early 1960s is always in my mind when I'm picking out clothes :)
New subscriber here, and I'm addicted! I spend 1 glorious week every summer in Cape Cod and live there in my mind the rest of the time. Your channel is my dream come true. One day I hope to be able to spend the summer on the Cape. Until then, I have your channel to watch. Thank you so much. Former antiques dealer here too!!! :)
Welcome aboard! And SO happy to have you @Stephen Knob well you came to the right place LOL as I'll be making many more videos about the Cape and the area. I love our local antique and thrift stores and as we're just opening up a bit more I can finally go out to them, Let's hope that stays the same :) In fact, I'm heading out today to film at a small place for tomorrow's vlog, so we'll see how that goes. The Cape is a magical place and I'm also lucky to experience it from the sea and as you know the Sea colours everything about Cape Cod. Again, welcome and thank you for subscribing!
@@DonnaDavisArt Thank you Donna!!!! Good luck at the shops today! Cant wait for the next installment. Ps....the "music" the dock made as the sea played on the dock planks was transporting. Ahhh....the Cape...magical is right. :)
Ha ha @Eve Burdette Quinn it really is, our old sailboat , a 30 foot Morgan, had pretty good below decks living, I am almost 6 feet and I could stand up below and the v berth had the most comfortable bed and as you are below the sea level in a sail boat's down below, it really had that movement and sound that I always thought, "I wonder if this is what it sounded like before I was born' LOL Loved that boat.
Thank you @Janis Macvicar I wish I COULD impart the scent through the screen, I love the sea smells and even they change depending on the time of day or wind or season.
oh and by the way the walk to the dock was simply lovely - had the volume turned up really high and the sound of the water was simply beautiful - thank you :)
Can't wait! And @Phillip Nixon can you believe it! I'm gobsmacked I tell you. It's funny when I first said, "Can't wait to reach 100" Thanks to all of you lovely chat chums of course :)
I need to do more long videos of just the view and the sound, I've made one and someone told me they play it all the time. I want to do one for each season.
@@philn9830 No I didn't I was out filming this afternoon and was worried I'd miss it. Then I just checked and didn't see anything. That's great, then, I believe that's 4 my time which is oh, in a few minutes!
Sadly I don't have sea legs🤢 but I do love the sound of the ocean lapping onto the shore, heavy rainfall, strong winds blowing through the trees. I remember when my boys were small, my late husband would gather 3 foldable garden chairs and they would sit underneath the aluminium roofed car port we had then and listen to the rain and hail bouncing off against the roof. It was very atmospheric. I love the thrift store... I would be a frequent visitor... I think you should buy the small sofa and leave it untouched... it was perfectly beautiful xx
I know, I keep thinking about that sofa. I'm going to go back and whilst there film a bit more slowly and maybe with my new camera Gimbal when it arrives :) Always learning and hoping to improve my videos :) Thanks for stopping by @Ruth Bernstein and I love that story of the rain and hail, those sounds are just so soothing aren't they?
I think so too! @maria kirk I think when the Boathouse kitchen is done it could even be a side chair near the built in banquette seating I'd like to make or over on the wall near where the sink will go and a chair is always needed in the kitchen, don't you think? It's pretty comfortable as well.
I too have missed treasure hunting in charity shops here in England. I'd have bought the green chest of drawers - a weakness! Love the 40s music in your car x
Love the changing of the leaves to red and gold, so beautiful. I hope one day you will take us kayaking around that island. The chair is a perfect fit for the boathouse what a great find!
I WILL do a kayaking video, I promise, I've not done one so far because I've only one camera and I'm scared I'll drop it haha. I'm trying to think of how to put it in a waterproof bag (which I'll have to buy) until I'm settled in and then give it a go.
I really enjoy your vlog so much! To my surprise, when you started on this journey to town and you said it was Onset, I was there oh, 50 years ago!! Some dear friends of mine had a cottage at a church-owned campground that was located in Onset. We had a wonderful time and that is the only time I have been to the Cape. Brought back so many memories, thanks.
Just wonderful Donna, driving, walking beautiful clouds and water playing on the dock, finding a fantastic chair and of course hanging out with you 👍😃🥰 I could walk and watch for hours there! Have a good week.
Glad you enjoyed it and I love sharing my days. Yes, the sea and scenery here is so changeable you never get bored, you can walk or swim or just sit and be entertained. I have to make sure to get work done too haha. :) Thanks for spending the day with me @lynne ireland
Hi Donna: That was quite the Thrift Shop! I think I enjoyed it more than the antique shop, and that's a lot. The water comes up through our dock boards, too. The only difference is that the water is fresh, not salt. It speaks of summer to me.😀 I love the sound of lapping water, it's so soothing. We honeymooned on the Cape, many years ago, so I really enjoy your walks, keep them coming, please.
Oh, I'm glad you enjoyed that thrift shop, it's a fun one. I'll probably go back to all these again when I can get a Gimbal and film more and a bit slower so people can just have a 'browse' but it's a learning process every time I make a video. The prices are Definitely better here, than at the antique shop. I'm so happy you like my walk, your freshwater dock, do you have tides? I've filmed this walk so far at mid tide, here was high and I need to do a low tide so you can see how far the pilings stick out of the water and how much more beach is exposed. I love the sea, the tides, the waves...heck I just love being near water :) Thanks for stopping by @Beverley Wittig
@@DonnaDavisArt I think a Gimbal is a great idea for filming, I looked into buying one for myself, even though I don't vlog!😊 It just makes everything look so professional. And yes a little slower over the items would have been great, just to see the items closer. That way we can live vicariously through your thrifting! Ours is a fresh water, inland lake in mid-western Ontario, Canada. Although we have three of the Great Lakes within an hour and a half drive from where we live, we love our little lake and being near the water. Thanks for your comments, looking forward to Wednesday's vlog!
Oh , that would be lovely I've always wanted to try pottery but it's one of the few artforms I have not ever got around to, but maybe when I'm 102 and the lower part of the boathouse is a perfect studio I can have a kiln haha. Thanks for stopping by @Sunny girl 87
@@DonnaDavisArt a potter needs, "A strong back and a weak mind." This is one of my pieces. I have been obsessed with Blue and Tea Pots for years. instagram.com/p/CGskU0plZZ5/?igshid=1lyl71oso160a
Glad you like them! And I'm so happy to share as I do really feel many out there will benefit from them, just to feel a bit of calm in this odd new world.
Me too! I forgot about it until I was editing and then said to myself (which is normal talking to myself haha) Silly Billy, you forgot to ask after that sofa! Oh well, it's an excuse to go back!
As, I have trouble walking at this time, leg problems, I enjoy taking those walks with you. Eventually, I'll be able to get out more, but for now, I'm feeling great taking some walks with you along these lovely trails. Thanks...paper whites, I must try to get some.
You vloggs are so authentic, beautiful and interesting. Just discovered you through la Lande, a gift that keeps on giving. Love your concept of taking time out each day just to breathe. Look forward to following your posts.
Thank you so much!! This is such a kind comment. I was SO inspired by Lalande. I'd tried a few videos before the world went south and then just sort of forgot about it, but after Lalande and others like hers helped so much during lock down, I just had this drive to give it a go as it makes me feel like I'm out IN that world I love to view with their vlogs :) I need to improve my filming and such, but step by step.
Thank you so much for taking me on that lovely Donna. I really felt like I was there with you and loved the water xylophone sounds along with the sound of the sea of course which I always welcome in landlocked London. I'm a Cancerian so the sea is always calling me. I love the chair you bought and the material seems in good condition so no need to recover it. Quite a bargain at $45. It will look so lovely in your boat house kitchen.
You are so welcome and I'm glad you enjoyed it @JMK I really need more practice shooting in outings, but I'm getting there and thanks for coming along with me for a day of thrifting and walks by the sea. :)
On our freshwater lake in Missouri we enjoyed many of the benefits . The “sea weed” was amazing in my flower beds. Sometimes we were completely alone. There was not a surf just waves. Early in the morning while the children slept, I would have my coffee on the deck. The water looked like glass and reflected the trees. I watched a deer and other wildlife swim across the lake. And yes it seemed like a different place in different light. One very old we ice skated on the lake. We did not have a phone blessedly,but the neighbors did. I waked a lot and picked wildflowers for the table every week . The memories will always last.
I am really enjoying your videos, I'm new to your channel and love all the scenery and lifestyle! I live by the sea in Oregon.....lots of sand dunes around. I like the chair you bought too
Welcome aboard! And isn't it amazing living by the sea. Yes, my beach is more rocky, thou as I swim across the our litle bay the beach across is Sandy, there are also some places on Cape that I should take us all too sometime what has large sandunes and more stark beachy expanses. I just love living by the sea. @Denise Baker I hope you stop by again. :)
We have such a variety of beaches here too, I've really only shown you our beach, but we have dunes and sandy beaches more rocky , craggy etc. I just love the sea, don't you?!
Wow what a beautiful drive.... !!! I do not know much about antiques.... I inherited many pieces but as far as era style this and that ... nope not educated nor do I know the vocabulary so I am learning many things from you on your adventures. Thank you !!!
Glad you enjoyed it @Tracy Heath and I know a little bit, but am always learning more. It's fun to keep finding out more info and when I see stuff I don't know I try to photo it and then research it when I get home, I love doing that. Hope you are well today :)
i subscribed to your channel today, really enjoyed the walk to the dock and i am looking forward to seeing more of New England.i,m watching from ireland.
I just found your channel. Very much enjoyed the video. You have a very soothing voice. Have a wonderful week. Chair looked so pretty out there. Beautiful view.
I hope so too! I was thinking the other day, just imagine if I'd recorded all the things we've done already in even the last five years at the house, but I'm glad I'm doing it now!
I’m always looking for what to call those vintage shops that are intermediate between thrift stores and finer antique stores. In French they call them brocantes. The chair is adorable.
@@DonnaDavisArt I love watching brocante videos too, which is why I started making them and got hooked on yours (even if we have no proper word for it in English) when I discovered you a few days ago! Already looking forward to the next one. Cheers & chairs🪑
Glad you enjoyed it @Kathryn de Groot I'm still trying to get better at shooting out and about, but am learning each time hope you stop by again for another day in or for an outing :)
I know I LOVE it, but one never knows, come Spring, it might still be there and at a better price? I keep telling myself "roof and windows" when I think about a bigger piece ha ha, I have to stay on track. :)
@@DonnaDavisArt I know, I am currently planning a renovation of my bunkhouse- but bought lighting for a song for the addition ( not planned for 2 years) .
Hello from Wisconsin. I am New to your vlog, love it. Your thrift shop is quite similar to many of the antique stores here in the Midwest. We too have more expensive shops, however, very seldom will one find pieces from the 18th century simply because they’re not here. You may find older pieces in southern Illinois or possibly Iowa as the Mississippi River was a point where people on their journey west would start running low on money and need to sell things, especially larger furniture - as legend has it. I love the history of “old” things; thank you for the shopping trips. Your walks are delightful. I have visited Boston, but have not been to the cape, maybe some day. Enjoy the remanded of your beautiful autumn 🍂🎃🍁
Hello @Leslie Weber so glad you found me! We do have an interesting blend of thrift/charity/junk shops mixed with higher end antiques (some lovely things in Boston too) and auctions. I hope to share more of it as I can (depending on how our world goes, eh?) I love that history to think that a cherished old 1700's secretary might have had to be sold off along the voyage West to continue onwards. Especially if the piece started in England and worked it's way across the world back then. Old things just have such soul. Well, I hope you'll visit me again and thanks for stopping by. :)
Just subscribed to your channel had not discovered your channel before, I love everything about your blogs, my dream has always been to live in New England but haven’t been able to even visit maybe someday🤷♀️😊thank you for sharing such beautiful sights and places. Drifting is my passion it is so satisfying to find things, keep taking us on those wonderful sights and outings🙏🏻😊
Welcome aboard! and thank you for such a lovely comment. I'm happy to let other's have a little glimpse into my quiet life here on the sea in New England. I think it's a lovely place, even if I am a bit biased and I hope you get a chance to visit the area one day. :)
During this time of the year, quite chilly, but in Summer, in our bay here, as it is more shallow and the tides so severe it can get quite warm. And in July and August out front on our beach we can swim and if the tide has been in and just going out, thus heating all afternoon, it can be close to 79F or so. But, then the tide comes back with cooler waters from the open sea. It will never be the warm waters of your area, most likely. Tho I've never gone to the shore in Texas, but I assume it's much warmer waters.
I know, right? @laReynedEpee thou it is STRONG when it's fermenting haha, but it is really good. I also use the 'salt hay' the drying washed ashore switch grass as mulch for some flower beds (usually spraying it down first) but it's a really good weed suppressant. We use what we can and what we pay in taxes, not really sure it's free haha. I also LOVE to use our rocks for rock walls, but it's a heavy job.
Loved the walk to the dock. What a sweet lullaby to hear the water lapping....even on this video....may I ask why you don't sail anymore? Do ya'll fish from the dock?
@Tracy Heath we don't sail anymore as it's too expensive for us. When we had our sailboat we were just vistiors to the boathouse and Hubby's family were really paying for upkeep of property, as we are now the sole caretakers, we just can't afford the upkeep. It is very expensive to keep a boat, have it painted each season, docking and hauling (as we no longer can keep them in our own boathouse) and so we had to sell it. Maybe one day again, but probably just a small day sailor when that happens. I don't fish but want to start. We have a friend who does, tho and he's always after me. I used to fly fish all the time but not so much anymore.
@@DonnaDavisArt now I can feel and see the deep love you have even more now when I see you stand and look out over the sea. I literally almost cry sometimes when I see you do that because I feel its a longing for you to be on the sea. Oh my the memory's and deep passion you must have for the sea. Your not just a spectator your part of the heartbeat of the sea. You have surely planted and nourished so many souls to observe more of their surroundings and absorb through all sense the gifts of nature by your child like excitement and joy of your beach and mystery and respect of the sea.. Sometimes those moments are so overwhelming that I feel I'm gonna explode with pure amazement and awe. Thank you for being you and being real. Thats what we crave I think is to see others being real and enjoying life, the good, the bad, the successes dreams and yes even the failures, so simple yet so fulfilling. Thank you for the videos that bring us back to a younger place our beings that we want to create and explore before we grew up. Lol
Yes we are one of the few families that stay in the house year round. Before, every couple years, I'd go to UK for part of Winter, but not sure when that world will return. Thanks for stopping by @Gail Allen
Yes we do have such places, tho many are not allowed to be opened to much. My neice and dear friend who lives in a different part of the Cape went out the other night to a coffee house where a friend's band was performing but it had to be fewer people, masks and such, so it's not the same, not now anyway, but hopefully the world will get back to normal. There is even a fun old dive just off Cape that plays Jazz and old blues that has a character of an owner barmaid/landlady and I'd love to film there, but they have not been open now since March so I'm not sure if they'll even make it through? Oh well, funny old world now, we'll see what happens. @Suzanne Lawson
In many ways, I would enjoy being able to live in an area where you live. But being on my own, a senior and limited income, probably not an easy move. Just me and my two cats and rent a room in a house.
I am learning and next time I'm going SLOWER I promise haha. I also just ordered a gimbal which stabalizes the camera. As I'm still pretty new to it all, I'm learning with each video. I'm going back to both places I visited in a future video to do it more justice and go slower :) Thanks for stopping by tho @JANET COREY
Just saw you on chateau diaries i was saying hello but you were texting no worries sorry havent been in touch but busy with move to miami need to pick a red paint to trim my white kitchen cabinets any suggestions? My colors white red black scattered throuhout you always have an open invite 😘
Oh hello @Ellen Fiore I didn't see you but it was because I was late as I was editing and lost track of time. Hmm red, i'll think on it. Glad you are well, I also went to Dan's premiere, I don't thinnk I saw you there, but it's hard sometimes as the names fly by so quickly
Firstly HI @Odile Buoncristiano :) It's on cranberry hwy on edge of Wareham and Onset it's called not your average antiques, worth a visit. I felt bad, the poor girl working in there was overworked as it was rather busy that day and she was telling me she lost both her other jobs and the owners were nice enough to give her weekends at the Thrift store, but she was working so hard and by herself that day. I almost felt liked hopping behind the counter and helping her. I hope you are well :)
@@DonnaDavisArt Oh no! I am sure she is thankful to be working at least. Scott and I love to visit the Antique Center of Cape Cod next to Captain Frosty's. I'm sure you have already been there, but if you haven't, you would enjoy.
@@odilebuoncristiano9221 I have and will go again. This is seriously the first two places I've been since lockdown and now I'm excited to go out and go to as many as I can and my few subscribers seem to like it so win win :)
@@odilebuoncristiano9221 Thank you, it's a big milestone for me, but in youtube terms probably pretty silly :) I can't wait until we have 'normal' again...I mean I HOPE we do, someday?
I like it...but? Too much up talking? Everything is a question?? And, the word "actually" is used too much?? But the knowledge of details is good? ? Actually??
Ha ha I agree, I'm' getting used to talking on camera and some of this I had to do over again as a voice over and in order to get it to fit within previous filming it affected how I was speaking, but I do my best for a newbie. Hopefully I'll improve in time, any way, thank you for stopping by @Michael Makes and boy listening to oneself talk on mic sure makes you realize your repetitive speech patterns haha.
@@DonnaDavisArt I was afraid,after I hit the submit button ,that I would offend you,but you are cool and secure enough to get over my rudeness...thanks...I saw the Sandwich Antique Center visit first,the followed you to the "thrift shop", I know it."Not Your Average Antiques" is their name,and it's like the others in the area,The Cranberry Flea, Buzzards Bay Antiques, in that there is a lot of junk ,to be honest...still like to see them a couple of times a year,but the quality of those multi dealer co-ops in our part of the world has taken a nose dive for the last decade or so...some have gone under while others limp along with a low grade of goods with seemingly little turnover..in fact many of the booths in some places are abandoned by the renters and rather than have the spaces empty,the proprietors let them stand as is ...for years, sometimes..the tags are even old and faded!!...the ones I used to visit on the cape..Harwichport, adjacent Dennis Port,and West Yarmouth are still there,but nothing special...the Rhode Island Antique Mall in Pawtucket and perhaps Stillwater in Greenville RI have a bit more to offer than the others... Downtown Plymouth is pretty washed up..New Bedford has Acushnet Antiques,which manages a fairly good standard,but New Bedford Antiques At The Cove is a staggering pile of junk with just about zero turnover..so sad....when you visit a shop especially a larger one,and especially on a weekend, look at the checkout area..are they busy? Are people in line?? If not,there is usually a reason!! Thanks for indulging my rant.....see you at the shops...
@@michaelmakes4883 No worries, and I wasn't offended I heard it too LOL. I promised myself, tho, that I'd stick to my schedule first and have perfection second, so as I didn't have time to re-record I figured better to keep making my videos, so I'm not offended. I've been to many antique/junk/thrift stores all about here and it's true what you say. There is a nice big place in Dennis that I'd like to go to and film a few times, but I think that they have a few booths like you mention where people may have just abandoned them, it's sad. Now with lockdowns I'm really worried about the small businesses and especially places like thrift stores and antique shops. I've not a lot to spread around myself but I am going to try and keep supporting the local places as best I can. If we lose the small businesses we'll lose all the local colour, and it's pretty sad. The world has changed so drastically this year, that I hope we can get some of it back, but all we can do is look forward and try our best. Thanks for stopping by and I hope you stick around a bit :)
@@DonnaDavisArt yes ,the Cape Cod Antique Center on 6A, just over the Yarmouthport line..famous for "no restrooms!".. they are pretty static as well,but the long barn out back can surprise you... let me also mention Middleboro Antique Center (or something like that) in Middleboro square,they started up about two years ago,when others were closing up shop, flying in the face of business logic..but , wonder of wonders, it's a pretty good bunch of stuff,and they are seemingly thriving...worth a visit..and two shops that used to be ok have really hit the skids Taunton Antiques and Vinny's in Seekonk Ma,now dba Four Winds....but enough!!
Yes I know @meribeth lowe I'm new and still learning. Also this was only my second day out filming in location, but I have ordered a Gimbal to steady the camera AND will be reshooting at both places we've gone already, to make up for the dizzy bits LOL, hope you'll stick around :)
A very nice looking Thrift Shop, thanks for the outing today. Interesting to see the beech at high tide, it has so many moods. See you on Wednesday 😊🐿
Glad you enjoyed it and yes see you on Wednesday! It really does change by the hour, the sea and the scenery.
Beautiful shop, beautiful walk! So fun, so calming. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it and I'll return and go slower too, with my new camera gimbal when it arrives @Madeline S.
New England is one place I really would love to visit .it’s breathtakingly beautiful.
I hope you get a chance one day, let's hope our world gets a bit more 'travel friendly' again one day. For now I suppose we all have to enjoy 'virtual travel' LOL so I'll try to give you some virtual New England :)
Love seeing the sea. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it
I loved the walk to the dock and how you described the water coming up onto the dock as "playing a xylophone". That's exactly what it was like. =) Such a very lovely place. You are blessed to be able to live there and enjoy that beauty. I also loved the chair that you bought. What a sweet find.
Glad you enjoyed it! And I truly love to share my walks with all of you. It's like having a friend along for the walk with me :)
I loved the walk. When you turned for the dock, the view with the clouds was beautiful. I loved the water lapping between the boards of the dock. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you very much!
I love your walks’!!! It really shows why so many of us choose to live in New England ❤️. It’s breathtaking ( on most days , lol )
Yes, 'most days' lol @Judy Rogers as we are coming into Winter, we shall see. Though I am spoiled by our location to the sea, despite it often meaning when we lose power (high wind usually or ice on lines) we are the LAST to get it back, as our area is mainly empty this time of year so on the grid we are the last 'needed' so generator, open fire and kettles on logs is a normal Winter day round here :) But, yes, New England is always my choice in the US. I Love UK but in our country I'm just a New England kind of gal I think :)
Very cute combo!
You have given me a chance to enjoy a seascape that I never would have seen otherwise. See the sea dance💕
Thank you! 😊
I'm glad you enjoyed the dance of the sea :)
Love the chair you selected at that fabulous antique/ thrift shop. They have beautiful things but the chair is exquisite. You have excellent taste. Enjoy your videos so much.
Thank you so much!
Beautiful ,,peaceful walk.
It really is!
Really enjoyed the video. New England looks beautiful. ❤
Glad you enjoyed it and I think it is :) Thanks for stopping by @The China Repair Studio
Very much enjoyed your lovely walk
Glad you enjoyed it and come back again, I'll be doing many more. :)
Love the sounds of the lapping water🌷
Isn't it soothing!
Loved this shop. I love thrifting even if I don’t buy anything. The chair was adorable and did go well with the China.The sound was so nice during the walk of the waves coming in. The tide is so high. Wonderful video.
Thanks so much! 😊 @Anita Barker
Loved the thrift store, oooohhhh, saw lots I would like to take home. Thanks, Donna.....e
You are so welcome
I'm a mermaid too in the summer I'm constantly in the ocean
Very enjoyable video I'm so relaxed from everything I appreciate you doing such a beautiful job at these videos thank you for all the greatness
Lovely video❤️
Thank you 🤗
You walks are awesome!
I'm so glad you like them, I just put up another one :)
Just loved this episode, Donna, from the jazz piano music in the beginning to the sea playing the xylophone on the dock at the end! Looking for treasures in thrift shops is so exciting for me, especially when you could find one as adorable as the Eastlake chair. How serendipitous that the fabric matches your American Limoge. And the autumn beach walk-ahhhhhhhhhh🤗
Thank you so much @Robin Church I'm so glad you enjoyed it. It was a fun day out and I hope to make more such outings, as long as we keep opening up a bit. I'm also getting a camera gimbal so I can make it less shaky, always trying to get better :)
I like the price tag on the chair at the end of the video, its happy !!!!
Ha ha yes @Tracy Heath that price tag was what allowed it to come home with me :) Hope you are well today, I'm having my video today as a premier at 1pm EST usa, so maybe I'll see you there.
Thanks for the lovely walk, I don't know how you ever get any work accomplished
I could sit and look and listen all day,
I'm so happy you enjoyed it @Peggy G. and I know, I have to be very diligent and strict with my schedule, especially now that I've added, shoot video and edit video, but my reward is a hot pot of tea or a G and T and a few moments to relax and take it all in. At least I don't have to travel far to enjoy it, so that helps with travel time haha.
Great thrift shop.
I love the shots of the ocean.
It is very relaxing for me to view.
You are very lucky.
I love the chair too.... good find. I do envy you for access to the sea and it's music. So mesmerizing.
I love it! The sea always entertains and soothes, tho it can be harsh at times too, like a good friend I suppose :)
Hi Donna
I have just discovered your vlogs and love them thanks for creating all the wonderful content for us to watch
love from Sydney Australia 😘🇦🇺
Thank you so much! And welcome @Melissa Waters and I'm happy to do it. I knew I had to make things that were fun to make if I only had one subscriber so that if no one ever came, I'd still be amusing myself haha. So, I'm happy a few people have stumbled upon me and hope you find it enjoyabe :) Come again!
The story is coming together!!
:)
Thank you Donna once again. I enjoyed seeing inside the thrift shop and love your chair. Your beach walks are always so interesting.
You are so welcome @marilyn nash and thank you for coming along. I'm sure I'll take us all on more nature walks and many more thrift and antique stores :)
I just found you! Thank you for sharing. I absolutely love the ocean and beaches but sadly I get sick as a dog on boats, can’t take the motion. 😢. The chair is adorable and I’m sure you will love it for years to come. Thanks again for the refreshing, peaceful walk! 👍
Welcome! And thank you @Brenda Hinds for dropping by I hope you'll come again.
The antique shop treasure find is adorable! Love your Sea World there! Thank you so much for Sharing!!
Thank you for stopping by and haha Seaworld, it really is. When I snorkel in the summer and the fish shoals swim around me I feel like I'm in a big aquarium ! :) Stop by again @Nalani Hao You must see some amazing fish in Hawaii, aren't you in Hawaii?
@@DonnaDavisArt Yes, I'm on the Island of O'ahu in Hawaii, one of the eight islands here. We have lots of colorful fish, dolphin, sharks, colorful eels, and big and little birds. Love watching your seabirds eat crabs on the mermaid rock.
LOVE the doll house! I used to build and decorate them for baby gifts. Did a historic house for the historical society raffle in the village our cottage was in... Enjoyed the walk.
Oh wow! That's amazing @Lake Lili it's one of the tin type doll houses. I actually have one somewhere stored in an attic haha. I Too LOVE dollhouses and miniatures. There is just something so magical about them. And how are you today by the way :)
@@DonnaDavisArt I'm great thanks!... hand sewing suitcase liners. For a laugh, I decided they needed pale blue and gold trim ribbon, so have made it twice as complicated. I have my son's tin lithograph barn tucked away in a box for his own children. Should try and find the silo that goes with it... and perhaps a farm house to round out the set. I'd love to make more doll houses but there is no market here and shipping them off the Island makes them too expensive. Something for the next stage of life. Hope the chair is happy in the Boathouse.
Adore seeing your wonderful beach and bay in all types of weather and tide.
I'm so glad, I will post next time we have full or new moon when it is VERY low so you can see how much more is exposed. The ever changing sea means my view is never really boring. It also helps me not feel so bad about the weeds in the garden LOL, I can look away from them to the lovely view instead haha.
From the back that opening outfit is right out of the early 1900's... Love these outings...from thrift stores to walks.
I love vintage clothes and used to dress in specific periods for pleasure most days. I've never been a 'jean' girl it's more fun to dress up, I think anyway. As the weather cools I def move more towards the 1900s thou anywhere from there to early 1960s is always in my mind when I'm picking out clothes :)
New subscriber here, and I'm addicted!
I spend 1 glorious week every summer in Cape Cod and live there in my mind the rest of the time. Your channel is my dream come true. One day I hope to be able to spend the summer on the Cape. Until then, I have your channel to watch.
Thank you so much. Former antiques dealer here too!!! :)
Welcome aboard! And SO happy to have you @Stephen Knob well you came to the right place LOL as I'll be making many more videos about the Cape and the area. I love our local antique and thrift stores and as we're just opening up a bit more I can finally go out to them, Let's hope that stays the same :) In fact, I'm heading out today to film at a small place for tomorrow's vlog, so we'll see how that goes.
The Cape is a magical place and I'm also lucky to experience it from the sea and as you know the Sea colours everything about Cape Cod.
Again, welcome and thank you for subscribing!
@@DonnaDavisArt Thank you Donna!!!!
Good luck at the shops today!
Cant wait for the next installment.
Ps....the "music" the dock made as the sea played on the dock planks was transporting. Ahhh....the Cape...magical is right. :)
Mothers Womb, Love it. Stay safe Donna. Just so good x
Ha ha @Eve Burdette Quinn it really is, our old sailboat , a 30 foot Morgan, had pretty good below decks living, I am almost 6 feet and I could stand up below and the v berth had the most comfortable bed and as you are below the sea level in a sail boat's down below, it really had that movement and sound that I always thought, "I wonder if this is what it sounded like before I was born' LOL Loved that boat.
The little chair is charming and thanks for the walk i could almost smell the sea
Thank you @Janis Macvicar I wish I COULD impart the scent through the screen, I love the sea smells and even they change depending on the time of day or wind or season.
Congratulations Donna - over 1,000 subscribers now - WOW - and thoroughly deserved :). Look forward to "Chatting" soon.
oh and by the way the walk to the dock was simply lovely - had the volume turned up really high and the sound of the water was simply beautiful - thank you :)
Can't wait! And @Phillip Nixon can you believe it! I'm gobsmacked I tell you. It's funny when I first said, "Can't wait to reach 100" Thanks to all of you lovely chat chums of course :)
I need to do more long videos of just the view and the sound, I've made one and someone told me they play it all the time. I want to do one for each season.
@@DonnaDavisArt that would be lovely. By the way did you see the notification that Chateau unwrapped is on at 10pm UK time?
@@philn9830 No I didn't I was out filming this afternoon and was worried I'd miss it. Then I just checked and didn't see anything. That's great, then, I believe that's 4 my time which is oh, in a few minutes!
I love your new chair! It looks so perfect sitting in your garden by the tea table.
Thank you! 😊 I know I might have to take it out there every so often to have tea or to film from :) Thanks for stopping by @Steve Arnold
The chair and China looks adorable together, so pretty .
Thank you, when I saw the chair I thought, OH that would be so cute with that China!
Sadly I don't have sea legs🤢 but I do love the sound of the ocean lapping onto the shore, heavy rainfall, strong winds blowing through the trees. I remember when my boys were small, my late husband would gather 3 foldable garden chairs and they would sit underneath the aluminium roofed car port we had then and listen to the rain and hail bouncing off against the roof. It was very atmospheric. I love the thrift store... I would be a frequent visitor... I think you should buy the small sofa and leave it untouched... it was perfectly beautiful xx
I know, I keep thinking about that sofa. I'm going to go back and whilst there film a bit more slowly and maybe with my new camera Gimbal when it arrives :) Always learning and hoping to improve my videos :) Thanks for stopping by @Ruth Bernstein and I love that story of the rain and hail, those sounds are just so soothing aren't they?
The design on the chair and crockery go well together, will be interesting to see where it goes in the kitchen area.
I think so too! @maria kirk I think when the Boathouse kitchen is done it could even be a side chair near the built in banquette seating I'd like to make or over on the wall near where the sink will go and a chair is always needed in the kitchen, don't you think? It's pretty comfortable as well.
New here. Love your area! Great stuff in the thrift stores! Nice purchases : ) looking forward to you other treasure hunts!
Thanks for coming
I too have missed treasure hunting in charity shops here in England. I'd have bought the green chest of drawers - a weakness! Love the 40s music in your car x
I'm still considering it haha. It's the perfect colour!
@@DonnaDavisArt Go back! I always muse on missed purchases !
Love the changing of the leaves to red and gold, so beautiful. I hope one day you will take us kayaking around that island. The chair is a perfect fit for the boathouse what a great find!
I WILL do a kayaking video, I promise, I've not done one so far because I've only one camera and I'm scared I'll drop it haha. I'm trying to think of how to put it in a waterproof bag (which I'll have to buy) until I'm settled in and then give it a go.
Hope you and your family have a wonderful Thanksgiving. Miss you.
I really enjoy your vlog so much! To my surprise, when you started on this journey to town and you said it was Onset, I was there oh, 50 years ago!! Some dear friends of mine had a cottage at a church-owned campground that was located in Onset. We had a wonderful time and that is the only time I have been to the Cape. Brought back so many memories, thanks.
That is wonderful and I'm so glad I brought back happy memories @Jan Trewitt
Just wonderful Donna, driving, walking beautiful clouds and water playing on the dock, finding a fantastic chair and of course hanging out with you 👍😃🥰 I could walk and watch for hours there! Have a good week.
Glad you enjoyed it and I love sharing my days. Yes, the sea and scenery here is so changeable you never get bored, you can walk or swim or just sit and be entertained. I have to make sure to get work done too haha. :) Thanks for spending the day with me @lynne ireland
Hi Donna: That was quite the Thrift Shop! I think I enjoyed it more than the antique shop, and that's a lot.
The water comes up through our dock boards, too. The only difference is that the water is fresh, not salt. It speaks of summer to me.😀 I love the sound of lapping water, it's so soothing.
We honeymooned on the Cape, many years ago, so I really enjoy your walks, keep them coming, please.
Oh, I'm glad you enjoyed that thrift shop, it's a fun one. I'll probably go back to all these again when I can get a Gimbal and film more and a bit slower so people can just have a 'browse' but it's a learning process every time I make a video. The prices are Definitely better here, than at the antique shop.
I'm so happy you like my walk, your freshwater dock, do you have tides? I've filmed this walk so far at mid tide, here was high and I need to do a low tide so you can see how far the pilings stick out of the water and how much more beach is exposed. I love the sea, the tides, the waves...heck I just love being near water :) Thanks for stopping by @Beverley Wittig
@@DonnaDavisArt I think a Gimbal is a great idea for filming, I looked into buying one for myself, even though I don't vlog!😊 It just makes everything look so professional. And yes a little slower over the items would have been great, just to see the items closer. That way we can live vicariously through your thrifting!
Ours is a fresh water, inland lake in mid-western Ontario, Canada. Although we have three of the Great Lakes within an hour and a half drive from where we live, we love our little lake and being near the water.
Thanks for your comments, looking forward to Wednesday's vlog!
I would love to do a pottery firing with that "seaweed" washed up!
Lovely journey.
Thank you.
Oh , that would be lovely I've always wanted to try pottery but it's one of the few artforms I have not ever got around to, but maybe when I'm 102 and the lower part of the boathouse is a perfect studio I can have a kiln haha. Thanks for stopping by @Sunny girl 87
@@DonnaDavisArt a potter needs, "A strong back and a weak mind." This is one of my pieces. I have been obsessed with Blue and Tea Pots for years.
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Gmorn Donna!! Thanks for taking us along!
You are so welcome Thanks for stopping by @Kami Castillo
You are doing a great job, especially in these times. Your walks and sound of water, antique shops are so nice. Thank you!
Glad you like them! And I'm so happy to share as I do really feel many out there will benefit from them, just to feel a bit of calm in this odd new world.
Walks are nice. Different scene every time.
Thank you.
Hi Donna thx for lovely walk. I liked sofa at thrift shop
Me too! I forgot about it until I was editing and then said to myself (which is normal talking to myself haha) Silly Billy, you forgot to ask after that sofa! Oh well, it's an excuse to go back!
As, I have trouble walking at this time, leg problems, I enjoy taking those walks with you. Eventually, I'll be able to get out more, but for now, I'm feeling great taking some walks with you along these lovely trails. Thanks...paper whites, I must try to get some.
Oh, I'm so happy you are enjoying my little outings :)
Beautiful...
Another adventure with Donna while having my morning coffee! Have a great week. :)
Good morning! @Edward Kenneth and I'm glad you spent your morning here :) I hope it was good coffee.
Oh I love that chair it would go perfectly on my house with all my french country
I thought it was perfect for the plates.
You vloggs are so authentic, beautiful and interesting. Just discovered you through la Lande, a gift that keeps on giving. Love your concept of taking time out each day just to breathe. Look forward to following your posts.
Thank you so much!! This is such a kind comment. I was SO inspired by Lalande. I'd tried a few videos before the world went south and then just sort of forgot about it, but after Lalande and others like hers helped so much during lock down, I just had this drive to give it a go as it makes me feel like I'm out IN that world I love to view with their vlogs :) I need to improve my filming and such, but step by step.
Love the outing and the walk while having coffee. Enjoy your vlog.
Glad you enjoyed it and stop by again, I love to share my walks and such so I'm sure there will be plenty more where this came from :) @Cyntia Ates
Oh I just love it I found a plate like your really cheap at our thrift store
Oh wow! they aren't dear but I think it's a fun pattern, don't you!
Luv all water
Me too have always loved the sea, lakes , streams any water you name it :)
Thank you so much for taking me on that lovely Donna. I really felt like I was there with you and loved the water xylophone sounds along with the sound of the sea of course which I always welcome in landlocked London. I'm a Cancerian so the sea is always calling me.
I love the chair you bought and the material seems in good condition so no need to recover it. Quite a bargain at $45. It will look so lovely in your boat house kitchen.
You are so welcome and I'm glad you enjoyed it @JMK I really need more practice shooting in outings, but I'm getting there and thanks for coming along with me for a day of thrifting and walks by the sea. :)
On our freshwater lake in Missouri we enjoyed many of the benefits . The “sea weed” was amazing in my flower beds. Sometimes we were completely alone. There was not a surf just waves. Early in the morning while the children slept, I would have my coffee on the deck. The water looked like glass and reflected the trees. I watched a deer and other wildlife swim across the lake. And yes it seemed like a different place in different light. One very old we ice skated on the lake. We did not have a phone blessedly,but the neighbors did. I waked a lot and picked wildflowers for the table every week . The memories will always last.
I am really enjoying your videos, I'm new to your channel and love all the scenery and lifestyle! I live by the sea in Oregon.....lots of sand dunes around. I like the chair you bought too
Welcome aboard! And isn't it amazing living by the sea. Yes, my beach is more rocky, thou as I swim across the our litle bay the beach across is Sandy, there are also some places on Cape that I should take us all too sometime what has large sandunes and more stark beachy expanses. I just love living by the sea. @Denise Baker I hope you stop by again. :)
Love your purchases. Beaches are 100% different from Florida...don't do our 8+ months of extreme heat here! This is so amazing to me !!
We have such a variety of beaches here too, I've really only shown you our beach, but we have dunes and sandy beaches more rocky , craggy etc. I just love the sea, don't you?!
Wow what a beautiful drive.... !!! I do not know much about antiques.... I inherited many pieces but as far as era style this and that ... nope not educated nor do I know the vocabulary so I am learning many things from you on your adventures. Thank you !!!
Glad you enjoyed it @Tracy Heath and I know a little bit, but am always learning more. It's fun to keep finding out more info and when I see stuff I don't know I try to photo it and then research it when I get home, I love doing that. Hope you are well today :)
i subscribed to your channel today, really enjoyed the walk to the dock and i am looking forward to seeing more of New England.i,m watching from ireland.
Welcome aboard! @Gail Davies and I'm happy you found me. I love Ireland, what part are you in?
@@DonnaDavisArt i live just outside belfast in county down, n.ireland
@@gaildavies3574 Oh I bet it's lovely, I've never been to Belfast but have wanted to go.
I just found your channel. Very much enjoyed the video. You have a very soothing voice. Have a wonderful week. Chair looked so pretty out there. Beautiful view.
Thank you so much!
One day you will be so happy that you made all these vlogs! Lovely sea today
I hope so too! I was thinking the other day, just imagine if I'd recorded all the things we've done already in even the last five years at the house, but I'm glad I'm doing it now!
I’m always looking for what to call those vintage shops that are intermediate between thrift stores and finer antique stores. In French they call them brocantes. The chair is adorable.
Yes I love Brocantes and watching all the Brocante tours on Chateau Diaries!
@@DonnaDavisArt I love watching brocante videos too, which is why I started making them and got hooked on yours (even if we have no proper word for it in English) when I discovered you a few days ago! Already looking forward to the next one. Cheers & chairs🪑
That was lovely Donna, thanks for taking us along with you on your drive. I loved the scenery on the drive.
Glad you enjoyed it @Kathryn de Groot I'm still trying to get better at shooting out and about, but am learning each time hope you stop by again for another day in or for an outing :)
I would have completely needed that green dresser...that was unique
I know I LOVE it, but one never knows, come Spring, it might still be there and at a better price? I keep telling myself "roof and windows" when I think about a bigger piece ha ha, I have to stay on track. :)
@@DonnaDavisArt I know, I am currently planning a renovation of my bunkhouse- but bought lighting for a song for the addition ( not planned for 2 years) .
Hello from Wisconsin. I am New to your vlog, love it. Your thrift shop is quite similar to many of the antique stores here in the Midwest. We too have more expensive shops, however, very seldom will one find pieces from the 18th century simply because they’re not here. You may find older pieces in southern Illinois or possibly Iowa as the Mississippi River was a point where people on their journey west would start running low on money and need to sell things, especially larger furniture - as legend has it. I love the history of “old” things; thank you for the shopping trips. Your walks are delightful. I have visited Boston, but have not been to the cape, maybe some day. Enjoy the remanded of your beautiful autumn 🍂🎃🍁
Hello @Leslie Weber so glad you found me! We do have an interesting blend of thrift/charity/junk shops mixed with higher end antiques (some lovely things in Boston too) and auctions. I hope to share more of it as I can (depending on how our world goes, eh?)
I love that history to think that a cherished old 1700's secretary might have had to be sold off along the voyage West to continue onwards. Especially if the piece started in England and worked it's way across the world back then. Old things just have such soul.
Well, I hope you'll visit me again and thanks for stopping by. :)
Lovely
Thank you
Just subscribed to your channel had not discovered your channel before, I love everything about your blogs, my dream has always been to live in New England but haven’t been able to even visit maybe someday🤷♀️😊thank you for sharing such beautiful sights and places. Drifting is my passion it is so satisfying to find things, keep taking us on those wonderful sights and outings🙏🏻😊
Welcome aboard! and thank you for such a lovely comment. I'm happy to let other's have a little glimpse into my quiet life here on the sea in New England. I think it's a lovely place, even if I am a bit biased and I hope you get a chance to visit the area one day. :)
Love the sound of the sea striking the dock. What is the temperature of the water? I’m from Texas and we have no scenery like this, love it.
During this time of the year, quite chilly, but in Summer, in our bay here, as it is more shallow and the tides so severe it can get quite warm. And in July and August out front on our beach we can swim and if the tide has been in and just going out, thus heating all afternoon, it can be close to 79F or so. But, then the tide comes back with cooler waters from the open sea. It will never be the warm waters of your area, most likely. Tho I've never gone to the shore in Texas, but I assume it's much warmer waters.
Lucky you - free fertiliser!
I know, right? @laReynedEpee thou it is STRONG when it's fermenting haha, but it is really good. I also use the 'salt hay' the drying washed ashore switch grass as mulch for some flower beds (usually spraying it down first) but it's a really good weed suppressant. We use what we can and what we pay in taxes, not really sure it's free haha. I also LOVE to use our rocks for rock walls, but it's a heavy job.
@@DonnaDavisArt Congrats on 1k+ subscribers 😄
Loved the walk to the dock. What a sweet lullaby to hear the water lapping....even on this video....may I ask why you don't sail anymore? Do ya'll fish from the dock?
@Tracy Heath we don't sail anymore as it's too expensive for us. When we had our sailboat we were just vistiors to the boathouse and Hubby's family were really paying for upkeep of property, as we are now the sole caretakers, we just can't afford the upkeep. It is very expensive to keep a boat, have it painted each season, docking and hauling (as we no longer can keep them in our own boathouse) and so we had to sell it. Maybe one day again, but probably just a small day sailor when that happens. I don't fish but want to start. We have a friend who does, tho and he's always after me. I used to fly fish all the time but not so much anymore.
@@DonnaDavisArt now I can feel and see the deep love you have even more now when I see you stand and look out over the sea. I literally almost cry sometimes when I see you do that because I feel its a longing for you to be on the sea. Oh my the memory's and deep passion you must have for the sea. Your not just a spectator your part of the heartbeat of the sea. You have surely planted and nourished so many souls to observe more of their surroundings and absorb through all sense the gifts of nature by your child like excitement and joy of your beach and mystery and respect of the sea.. Sometimes those moments are so overwhelming that I feel I'm gonna explode with pure amazement and awe. Thank you for being you and being real. Thats what we crave I think is to see others being real and enjoying life, the good, the bad, the successes dreams and yes even the failures, so simple yet so fulfilling. Thank you for the videos that bring us back to a younger place our beings that we want to create and explore before we grew up. Lol
We just thur hurricane zeta on Mississippi gulf coast I live Biloxi area
Oh no, good thing you were safe Hurricanes can be scary that's for sure @Susan Taylor
Yo Donna, new Chateau Diaries is up
I just made it too, now I'm going to dans LOL
I enjoyed it all. Would have to have a driver so I wouldn't miss anything! Loved the sound of the water. Are you there full time? Only my 2nd video. 🍁
Yes we are one of the few families that stay in the house year round. Before, every couple years, I'd go to UK for part of Winter, but not sure when that world will return. Thanks for stopping by @Gail Allen
Hi again.
Hello there! And how are you this lovely day @Barbara Grace?
@@DonnaDavisArt omgoodness. Ive only just found out how to reply after the fact. Im really bad with these things.
Are there any small venues or coffeehouses to hear folk music in your area?
Yes we do have such places, tho many are not allowed to be opened to much. My neice and dear friend who lives in a different part of the Cape went out the other night to a coffee house where a friend's band was performing but it had to be fewer people, masks and such, so it's not the same, not now anyway, but hopefully the world will get back to normal. There is even a fun old dive just off Cape that plays Jazz and old blues that has a character of an owner barmaid/landlady and I'd love to film there, but they have not been open now since March so I'm not sure if they'll even make it through? Oh well, funny old world now, we'll see what happens. @Suzanne Lawson
In many ways, I would enjoy being able to live in an area where you live.
But being on my own, a senior and limited income, probably not an easy move. Just me and my two cats and rent a room in a house.
A lowly trip , I only wish when you go through the shops you would move slower. It’s hard to see things band makes me dizzy
I am learning and next time I'm going SLOWER I promise haha. I also just ordered a gimbal which stabalizes the camera. As I'm still pretty new to it all, I'm learning with each video. I'm going back to both places I visited in a future video to do it more justice and go slower :) Thanks for stopping by tho @JANET COREY
Hello from up the coast...Prince Edward Island, Canada!
Such a beautiful place! And Hello fellow East Coaster :)
@@DonnaDavisArt Hello back! Missing our New England trip this year!
Just saw you on chateau diaries i was saying hello but you were texting no worries sorry havent been in touch but busy with move to miami need to pick a red paint to trim my white kitchen cabinets any suggestions? My colors white red black scattered throuhout you always have an open invite 😘
Oh hello @Ellen Fiore I didn't see you but it was because I was late as I was editing and lost track of time. Hmm red, i'll think on it. Glad you are well, I also went to Dan's premiere, I don't thinnk I saw you there, but it's hard sometimes as the names fly by so quickly
What is this place called?
Firstly HI @Odile Buoncristiano :) It's on cranberry hwy on edge of Wareham and Onset it's called not your average antiques, worth a visit. I felt bad, the poor girl working in there was overworked as it was rather busy that day and she was telling me she lost both her other jobs and the owners were nice enough to give her weekends at the Thrift store, but she was working so hard and by herself that day. I almost felt liked hopping behind the counter and helping her. I hope you are well :)
@@DonnaDavisArt Oh no! I am sure she is thankful to be working at least. Scott and I love to visit the Antique Center of Cape Cod next to Captain Frosty's. I'm sure you have already been there, but if you haven't, you would enjoy.
@@odilebuoncristiano9221 I have and will go again. This is seriously the first two places I've been since lockdown and now I'm excited to go out and go to as many as I can and my few subscribers seem to like it so win win :)
@@DonnaDavisArt Have fun, and be safe!! and congrats on 1k!
@@odilebuoncristiano9221 Thank you, it's a big milestone for me, but in youtube terms probably pretty silly :) I can't wait until we have 'normal' again...I mean I HOPE we do, someday?
I like it...but? Too much up talking? Everything is a question?? And, the word "actually" is used too much?? But the knowledge of details is good? ? Actually??
Ha ha I agree, I'm' getting used to talking on camera and some of this I had to do over again as a voice over and in order to get it to fit within previous filming it affected how I was speaking, but I do my best for a newbie. Hopefully I'll improve in time, any way, thank you for stopping by @Michael Makes and boy listening to oneself talk on mic sure makes you realize your repetitive speech patterns haha.
@@DonnaDavisArt I was afraid,after I hit the submit button ,that I would offend you,but you are cool and secure enough to get over my rudeness...thanks...I saw the Sandwich Antique Center visit first,the followed you to the "thrift shop", I know it."Not Your Average Antiques" is their name,and it's like the others in the area,The Cranberry Flea, Buzzards Bay Antiques, in that there is a lot of junk ,to be honest...still like to see them a couple of times a year,but the quality of those multi dealer co-ops in our part of the world has taken a nose dive for the last decade or so...some have gone under while others limp along with a low grade of goods with seemingly little turnover..in fact many of the booths in some places are abandoned by the renters and rather than have the spaces empty,the proprietors let them stand as is ...for years, sometimes..the tags are even old and faded!!...the ones I used to visit on the cape..Harwichport, adjacent Dennis Port,and West Yarmouth are still there,but nothing special...the Rhode Island Antique Mall in Pawtucket and perhaps Stillwater in Greenville RI have a bit more to offer than the others... Downtown Plymouth is pretty washed up..New Bedford has Acushnet Antiques,which manages a fairly good standard,but New Bedford Antiques At The Cove is a staggering pile of junk with just about zero turnover..so sad....when you visit a shop especially a larger one,and especially on a weekend, look at the checkout area..are they busy? Are people in line?? If not,there is usually a reason!! Thanks for indulging my rant.....see you at the shops...
@@michaelmakes4883 No worries, and I wasn't offended I heard it too LOL. I promised myself, tho, that I'd stick to my schedule first and have perfection second, so as I didn't have time to re-record I figured better to keep making my videos, so I'm not offended.
I've been to many antique/junk/thrift stores all about here and it's true what you say. There is a nice big place in Dennis that I'd like to go to and film a few times, but I think that they have a few booths like you mention where people may have just abandoned them, it's sad.
Now with lockdowns I'm really worried about the small businesses and especially places like thrift stores and antique shops. I've not a lot to spread around myself but I am going to try and keep supporting the local places as best I can. If we lose the small businesses we'll lose all the local colour, and it's pretty sad.
The world has changed so drastically this year, that I hope we can get some of it back, but all we can do is look forward and try our best.
Thanks for stopping by and I hope you stick around a bit :)
@@DonnaDavisArt yes ,the Cape Cod Antique Center on 6A, just over the Yarmouthport line..famous for "no restrooms!".. they are pretty static as well,but the long barn out back can surprise you... let me also mention Middleboro Antique Center (or something like that) in Middleboro square,they started up about two years ago,when others were closing up shop, flying in the face of business logic..but , wonder of wonders, it's a pretty good bunch of stuff,and they are seemingly thriving...worth a visit..and two shops that used to be ok have really hit the skids Taunton Antiques and Vinny's in Seekonk Ma,now dba Four Winds....but enough!!
Dizzy...filmimg too fast.
Yes I know @meribeth lowe I'm new and still learning. Also this was only my second day out filming in location, but I have ordered a Gimbal to steady the camera AND will be reshooting at both places we've gone already, to make up for the dizzy bits LOL, hope you'll stick around :)