Glad to make my 1st appearance as an Editor! 😁 P.S. - So many times while editing this video I was tempted to go back to Mister just for another Ice Cream Bar. They were SOO GOOD!!!
You have been so amazing throughout this pandemic helping to encourage us to explore our own backyard. We’ve been busy following your videos and it’s kept my two little ones entertained and outdoors! So excited to go on some more adventures! Thank you for this, you rock 💙
Michael, you are one of the most genuine, cheerful and educational vloggers on TH-cam. As an Amtrak employee I hope to see you on the rails in the US again but your channel has evolved so nicely it’s a joy to watch everything you publish. Keep up the good work and I hope you never lose your adventurous spirit.
Mike great video. Love stepping back in time, real interesting! Growing up we had a rotary phone on a party line. When you were able to get the line free you could hear a click and you knew someone was listening in. Could have been with two three other people. I am 67 and your right when I think of the black and white TV with the lens we bought and stuck on the screen to make the picture look bigger and party lines then think where we are today with technology it’s a relatively short amount of time. Ok I know 67 is old but it’s amazing to think your call got placed with someone pulling a wire and plugging you in. Now you take a little box out of you pocket and can see a person talking to you from anywhere. At this age it blows my mind! Matt’s awesome, great content and edit!!! Yes need more Matt in front of the camera! 😀👍👍
I grew up in Coquitlam from '62 - '91 spending many a day in Vancouver. Thoroughly enjoying your videos of the area and history. I moved away long ago but love watching the city through your eyes!
This is awesome. Your chemistry with Matt is spot on and your positive energy is always uplifting. I have to admit, I started watching your videos for the trains, but I've really become a fan of yours. Happy Holidays.
Sunday night in Melbourne and I've just watched this week's offering from you, Mike. Yes, no matter where one lives, there is always something new to do and explore. I love your promotion of the pantavus jacket. I have a similar blue waterproof jacket but it's a poor man's version of pantavus without the hood and reflective stripes. You hit the spot nicely with the enjoinder to go out when you can and explore what is around you. You have given so much joy to people over the last 18 months since the scourge of COVID put our world into panic and depression, so PAT YOURSELF ON THE BACK. Great that you have Matt on board to assist with editing, He's a cool dude and it's great you are friends as well as having a professional relationship. Loved the adrenalin rush of those tree-top suspension bridges. Had a chuckle at the icecream sandwiches. Those are giant sized choc wedges you both had. Great to see you are enjoying your summer. Here in Melbourne it's mid winter and I'm having a love affair with my gas space heater. We are relatively free to travel within our own State of Victoria at the moment and enjoy some measure of normal life after a five week lockdown but now it's Sydney's turn to suffer. Interstate travel and our travel bubble with our Kiwi mates across the ditch (Tasman Sea) has been suspended for now (Just in time to stuff up the plans of many families trying to get away for the mid year school holidays). Oh well, at least I have managed to avoid the virus so far by following the rules. I'm content to do just what you suggest - explore locally and discover what's new! Until next week's offering; Cheers, enjoy the summer and stay safe.
1) Thanks for introducing Matt. 2) I'm not good with heights and my balance sucks but the tree walk looks fantastic. I have gone to arboretums and botanical gardens in other cities but not yet in Vancouver. 3) Thanks for continuing to state that the lands are unceded - it's an important distinction.
The ubc botanical garden is such an under rated spot. Its rarely busy and in the spring the rhododendrons are plentiful and huge! I also reccomend checking out the cactus gardens and the very unique "golden spruce" hatchling. Its not the most eye popping tree there but the history of how it got there is truly fascinating.
Another winner Michael!!! I am always amazed at how many fun and interesting things that you come up with to see/experience in Vancouver. It was also great seeing Matt in the video. It appears as though you two have a wonderful friendship/working relationship.
🇨🇦❤️This was great, Michael! It was nice to meet your editor and he does a great job for you. I worked as a front desk clerk at an old hotel in the late ‘70’s and used a Bell telephone maintained plug switchboard. It was a lot of fun and I’d do it again in a heartbeat. The same maintenance guy came every month to inspect and clean it and he polished it with banana oil, so the little office had that sweet aroma for a few days. 🍌
Thanks for featuring us and Nitobe Memorial Garden! Glad to see that you enjoyed the Greenheart TreeWalk, it's definitely not one to miss for the adventurous. 😊
The fashion show at the beginning, the tree walk, the very cool coffee shop and what looks like amazing food and drinks - this video has it all! 👏🤣 thanks for the great video and some awesome hidden gems.
This is probably the most entertaining video you've put out Michael, I'm learning more and more about this area from every video you produce about Vancouver and area!
Great video! A lot of fun. You prove over and over again that there are so many amazing places to see in one’s hometown - or in any city - that aren’t just “touristy”.
I hope the museum also talks about how the indigenous people where moved off their land into "designated land" which is often labelled as given to them when it was rightfully theirs
I've been living away from Vancouver for the past 12 years, couldn't even visit for the last year due to covid. But now I have so many places I need to check when I come visit in August!
The botanical garden took my breath away. It reminded me of Bodnant Gardens in North Wales. If you are ever in that area, be sure and check out the acres of gorgeous trees, plants, and flowers.
Another excellent video Michael! I'm sitting here in 100+ degree heat in my Vancouver watching you walk around your Vancouver with a jacket on - WHAT?!!
Vancouver needs to recognize you for the AMAZING videos you've made of this beautiful, diverse, fascinating city! You are, literally, a one-man welcome wagon! Oh- and the schools would do well to show some of your more 'historical' videos to teach Vancouver history. I look forward to each weekly installment!
Mike not only did you give us great info on parts of Vancouver’s history…but also some great sites to visit that other wise I may have never known about…looking forward to a visit in the near future…👍
I cannot wait to move to Vancouver (coming soon!)... but your videos make the wait so worthwhile. Jotting down all these future exploration tips! And great job, Matt! Cute and skilled :)
Hi, Mike!! This vídeo was very very Nice and you have shown a lot of special places. I loved the Little and zen garden❤️ but that bridge..i would not do it😦 It was so great that you had presented US your friend Matt👏he looks Young 😃 ice cream sandwish sounds lovely 👍 You are the best!!
I have been to Vancouver 3 times in the past. For me, these are cool tips for the next visit. Hopefully soon after the pandemic. Many greetings from Germany.
My mom was an operator in 50's or 60's way before i was born. Awesome video, I have not been to the museums since 80's I have to return and see them all again, Also must try that ice cream shop
I was recently in Victoria visiting from the Midwest America and was amazed by the provincial and regional parks there. This video makes me want to go back just to go to Vancouver now!
Just went to milltown pub for fathers day. I had my 98 yr grandmother with me and they were so respectful and accommodating for her. Food was really good too, really recommend the flatbreads!
Great to see Matt. I love the food spots: Chupito's looks awesome, and Mister also looks great. The coffee shop at Emily Carr looks fantastic. I have to try these places.
You narrate your videos not like a host but more like a goofy cool friend just hanging out. I'll never see all that you've already shown but I love it because you really do take me along. Thanks
I have thoroughly enjoyed your videos about Vancouver. I'd love to move there and become a Canadian citizen, but only if you promise the temperature will never go below 60 degrees.
I don't know how you do it but I don't know of any other content creator who has been able to make these many travel videos out of a single city. What makes it even better is that every video is paced well, interesting and well edited.
I'm still catching up on your older videos, in this case one that you made a year ago. We have only been to Vancouver once and tried to see as much as we could, but your videos have shown us that there is so much more. Perhaps if we can get there again, we can visit all the places that we missed.
Really want to go to Vancouver, some of my fav shows such as X-files (season 1-5) and MacGyver (season 3-6) were filmed in Vancouver, would love to visit some of the filming locations, rain or shine, I think the vibe is great. And being from the UK, we have some similarities
@@DownieLive forgot to mention but once the border is open, you’re always welcome to my place at Charlotte, NC. My wife and I will host you. The city is obviously not as cool as Vancouver but it has great spots to walk and/or ride a bike or go to mountains which are couple hours away.
As someone who just graduated from Emily Carr, I can tell you that most students enjoyed brutally ridiculing the Nemesis café building (especially during its construction stage). Nobody could figure out wtf it was suppose to resemble, so we had to make our best guess. My top three: • poorly diced tomato • fugly red onion • reverse tampon lotus
One of those neon signs: Smilin' Buddha Cabaret, used to be the sign for an actual cabaret in Vancouver. It closed down, but the band 54-40 played there so much they acquired the sign and took it on tour with them, so that sign has seen some adventures.
I had an aunt that was a phone operator as well she would be in her last 90's now ..I have her old head sets ...(when she was at home she was very hard to get a hold of )
I love it, Mike. There is always something different that you are showing. What an exceptional vlog! I think we all met your editor when you brought us to squamish. Tell him thank you.
That is true! I was in the Downtown Squamish video, and although I did edit that video too (my 1st DownieLive edit) I wasn’t officially part of the team at that point 🙂
Another awesome video. Matt does a great job editing, an yeah you need more of him in your videos. I really need to work on my passport so I can make a trip up that way if an when then boarders ever open. Keep up the awesome work Matt!!
Loving this as always. The Vancouver Museum is really cool. At 8:31 you can see our old church neon sign "Jesus the Light of the World" that used to be at Kingsway and Rupert.
That was another great one Mike. I have wanted to go to Nemesis coffee too. Hey, you went on the tree walk without me! I volunteer there. I have got to try the ice cream sandwiches.
Your own 'backyard' ~ ~ how cool is that/this? For unknown reasons Mike, I thought YOU handled your own editing. I see now that I was wrong thinking that. God bless Matt for his work!
Fun fact, my uncle worked on building the crab sculpture behind you at 8:33 😀 Loved these places! I've not seen most of them either, and am definitely checking them out. (I might bypass the treewalk ngl, too much of the fear)
My moss may have grass interspersed but I am a proud moss lawn owner! Dont fight it in Vancouver, it's not worth it and moss is way more useful for the environment than grass too.
Another great video. Wonderful and beautifully unique coffee shop and great to meet another one of your fans. The Japanese Garden is like an oasis and just more of that vibe that I often find with you. I get a peaceful calm that goes right into me. The indigenous tribes of the Northwest and the names and the parts of their culture that we often just take for granted.....I would love to see some native cultural spots and some interaction with that rich legacy. Mike, I have thought that since watching that the quality has just gotten better and better. Getting to meet Matt was great. He's seems to mesh so easily with your vibe that I just thought it was all you. Keep it up.
Glad to make my 1st appearance as an Editor! 😁
P.S. - So many times while editing this video I was tempted to go back to Mister just for another Ice Cream Bar. They were SOO GOOD!!!
We’ll have to get you a Pantavus jacket too!
You have the coolest name.
We want more Matt doing food reviews
You have all summer to return to Mister.
😂 Right?!! We should swap roles, he’s much more entertaining. 😄
Matt’s editing is amazing! He did blend into the style seamlessly.
Yes! That’s a sign of a good editor!
Thanks! 😁
You have been so amazing throughout this pandemic helping to encourage us to explore our own backyard. We’ve been busy following your videos and it’s kept my two little ones entertained and outdoors! So excited to go on some more adventures! Thank you for this, you rock 💙
Thanks Nishie! Enjoy your summer!
the new nemesis location looks amazing!
Michael, you are one of the most genuine, cheerful and educational vloggers on TH-cam. As an Amtrak employee I hope to see you on the rails in the US again but your channel has evolved so nicely it’s a joy to watch everything you publish. Keep up the good work and I hope you never lose your adventurous spirit.
Wow, thank you! That is one of the kindest comments. Thank you so much. Make sure to say hi if you see me onboard one day.
Mike great video. Love stepping back in time, real interesting! Growing up we had a rotary phone on a party line. When you were able to get the line free you could hear a click and you knew someone was listening in. Could have been with two three other people. I am 67 and your right when I think of the black and white TV with the lens we bought and stuck on the screen to make the picture look bigger and party lines then think where we are today with technology it’s a relatively short amount of time. Ok I know 67 is old but it’s amazing to think your call got placed with someone pulling a wire and plugging you in. Now you take a little box out of you pocket and can see a person talking to you from anywhere. At this age it blows my mind! Matt’s awesome, great content and edit!!! Yes need more Matt in front of the camera! 😀👍👍
My dad taught at UBC and I grew up right near the endowment lands. Thanks for showing the gardens.
I grew up in Coquitlam from '62 - '91 spending many a day in Vancouver. Thoroughly enjoying your videos of the area and history. I moved away long ago but love watching the city through your eyes!
This is awesome. Your chemistry with Matt is spot on and your positive energy is always uplifting. I have to admit, I started watching your videos for the trains, but I've really become a fan of yours. Happy Holidays.
Thanks Dave!
Sunday night in Melbourne and I've just watched this week's offering from you, Mike. Yes, no matter where one lives, there is always something new to do and explore. I love your promotion of the pantavus jacket. I have a similar blue waterproof jacket but it's a poor man's version of pantavus without the hood and reflective stripes. You hit the spot nicely with the enjoinder to go out when you can and explore what is around you. You have given so much joy to people over the last 18 months since the scourge of COVID put our world into panic and depression, so PAT YOURSELF ON THE BACK. Great that you have Matt on board to assist with editing, He's a cool dude and it's great you are friends as well as having a professional relationship.
Loved the adrenalin rush of those tree-top suspension bridges. Had a chuckle at the icecream sandwiches. Those are giant sized choc wedges you both had.
Great to see you are enjoying your summer. Here in Melbourne it's mid winter and I'm having a love affair with my gas space heater. We are relatively free to travel within our own State of Victoria at the moment and enjoy some measure of normal life after a five week lockdown but now it's Sydney's turn to suffer. Interstate travel and our travel bubble with our Kiwi mates across the ditch (Tasman Sea) has been suspended for now (Just in time to stuff up the plans of many families trying to get away for the mid year school holidays). Oh well, at least I have managed to avoid the virus so far by following the rules. I'm content to do just what you suggest - explore locally and discover what's new!
Until next week's offering; Cheers, enjoy the summer and stay safe.
Vancouver is on my places to visit once the boarders opens back up. When I do come and visit I have so many places to go!! Thanks 🙏🏽 Mike!!
Right on, Natasha!
Well how about a pre-welcome to Vancouver before you even get here? Who does that?
I live in Vancouver and I feel like I don’t live here😜
1) Thanks for introducing Matt. 2) I'm not good with heights and my balance sucks but the tree walk looks fantastic. I have gone to arboretums and botanical gardens in other cities but not yet in Vancouver. 3) Thanks for continuing to state that the lands are unceded - it's an important distinction.
Highly recommend that you return to the Nitobe Garden when the leaves are in fall colours in October. It's really stunning in the garden.
The ubc botanical garden is such an under rated spot. Its rarely busy and in the spring the rhododendrons are plentiful and huge! I also reccomend checking out the cactus gardens and the very unique "golden spruce" hatchling. Its not the most eye popping tree there but the history of how it got there is truly fascinating.
Another winner Michael!!! I am always amazed at how many fun and interesting things that you come up with to see/experience in Vancouver. It was also great seeing Matt in the video. It appears as though you two have a wonderful friendship/working relationship.
I think we do ☺️
Hopefully Matt feels the same! 😄
🇨🇦❤️This was great, Michael! It was nice to meet your editor and he does a great job for you.
I worked as a front desk clerk at an old hotel in the late ‘70’s and used a Bell telephone maintained plug switchboard.
It was a lot of fun and I’d do it again in a heartbeat. The same maintenance guy came every month to inspect and clean it and he polished it with banana oil, so the little office had that sweet aroma for a few days. 🍌
Love the tree walk! It looks like a great place to go on hots days! Beautiful!
It really is!
Thanks for featuring us and Nitobe Memorial Garden! Glad to see that you enjoyed the Greenheart TreeWalk, it's definitely not one to miss for the adventurous. 😊
Yeah, my pleasure!
That rain jacket slow-mo segment was just crisp. Play that on repeat for 12min and I’m here for it😉🙏🏻
The fashion show at the beginning, the tree walk, the very cool coffee shop and what looks like amazing food and drinks - this video has it all! 👏🤣 thanks for the great video and some awesome hidden gems.
Glad you enjoyed it
I’m happy you featured Nitobe Memorial Garden. It’s definitely an underrated Vancouver gem.
This is probably the most entertaining video you've put out Michael, I'm learning more and more about this area from every video you produce about Vancouver and area!
All those boring field trips to the planetarium and I should have just gone to the Museum of Vancouver…😂😂
Great video! A lot of fun. You prove over and over again that there are so many amazing places to see in one’s hometown - or in any city - that aren’t just “touristy”.
Definitely!!
I hope the museum also talks about how the indigenous people where moved off their land into "designated land" which is often labelled as given to them when it was rightfully theirs
That would be the museum of anthropology in ubc
I've been living away from Vancouver for the past 12 years, couldn't even visit for the last year due to covid. But now I have so many places I need to check when I come visit in August!
Wow! I will try that Nemesis Coffee! Thanks for this video!
The botanical garden took my breath away. It reminded me of Bodnant Gardens in North Wales. If you are ever in that area, be sure and check out the acres of gorgeous trees, plants, and flowers.
Great mantra. So many times we get caught up in the busyness of life and don't get to do the little things we want to enjoy more.
Another excellent video Michael! I'm sitting here in 100+ degree heat in my Vancouver watching you walk around your Vancouver with a jacket on - WHAT?!!
Ikr, I'm dead it's so hot
I know! This was filmed 2 weeks ago when we were getting a bit of rain. A lot has changed 😂
You sir(s) just keep raising the bar for yourself. Another AWESOME adventure, thanks for taking us along!!
More to come!
Vancouver needs to recognize you for the AMAZING videos you've made of this beautiful, diverse, fascinating city! You are, literally, a one-man welcome wagon! Oh- and the schools would do well to show some of your more 'historical' videos to teach Vancouver history. I look forward to each weekly installment!
Mike not only did you give us great info on parts of Vancouver’s history…but also some great sites to visit that other wise I may have never known about…looking forward to a visit in the near future…👍
Such a spectacular video this week. It was entertaining, informative, and just plain fun...and, yeah, have Matt on more often. Thank you so much.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Lots of good sights to see and things to do in summer in Vancouver, Mike! And good to see Matt! He does a great job with the editing.
Museum of Anthropology and UBC is amazing.
The weather in Vancouver is a direct copy of Denmark and this is why I, as a Dane, love Vancouver.
I cannot wait to move to Vancouver (coming soon!)... but your videos make the wait so worthwhile.
Jotting down all these future exploration tips!
And great job, Matt! Cute and skilled :)
Another great video! A big welcome to Matt who is making your videos that much better! OMG I I want to go to Mister for some ice cream!!!
Thanks Diane! And yes, you should try it. So good!
After seeing 👀 the ☕ coffee place I want to move there,lol
Those are some amazing-looking ice cream sandwiches!
I’ve done that tree walk, it was so cool, and a smidge scary, to be up that high in the trees! The kids loved it!
I don't even drink coffee but I would definitely visit Nemesis Coffee. What a cool place!
I can’t wait to visit Vancouver!
best morning yet coffee and a DownieLive vid. also by far the best vancouver/BC youtuber
Hi, Mike!!
This vídeo was very very Nice and you have shown a lot of special places. I loved the Little and zen garden❤️ but that bridge..i would not do it😦
It was so great that you had presented US your friend Matt👏he looks Young 😃 ice cream sandwish sounds lovely 👍
You are the best!!
It is nice to meet Matt and he does good work. It is always nice to start my weekend off with a visit from you so thanks very much!
Always my pleasure!
I have been to Vancouver 3 times in the past. For me, these are cool tips for the next visit. Hopefully soon after the pandemic. Many greetings from Germany.
Glad to meet you Matt! Another fabulous video to watch before the new week starts. You both have a great week! See you next week!👍👍😊
My mom was an operator in 50's or 60's way before i was born. Awesome video, I have not been to the museums since 80's I have to return and see them all again, Also must try that ice cream shop
I was recently in Victoria visiting from the Midwest America and was amazed by the provincial and regional parks there. This video makes me want to go back just to go to Vancouver now!
Your videos are simply the best. Sorry for being a broken record, but these videos are food for the soul. Thank you!
Wow, thank you!
Like so many others videos from you, this video is a true inspiration, thank you.
So nice of you
Ok that Nanaimo bar ice cream looked amazing!
So good!
Got me wanting to try those cookies when I’m back in Van. Awesome video
Yeah, Trav! They’re delish!
I screamed when I went over the bridge that moves 😂
I have ...never heard of the Museum of Vancouver and I've been here for 25 years @___@ thank you for letting me know!
You're welcome, Alice! Enjoy!
You've been my tour guide since I arrived in October, thanks for that lol
Can you do a video on Port Moody? Love the channel by the way :3
Just went to milltown pub for fathers day. I had my 98 yr grandmother with me and they were so respectful and accommodating for her. Food was really good too, really recommend the flatbreads!
Great to see Matt. I love the food spots: Chupito's looks awesome, and Mister also looks great. The coffee shop at Emily Carr looks fantastic. I have to try these places.
You narrate your videos not like a host but more like a goofy cool friend just hanging out. I'll never see all that you've already shown but I love it because you really do take me along. Thanks
I have thoroughly enjoyed your videos about Vancouver. I'd love to move there and become a Canadian citizen, but only if you promise the temperature will never go below 60 degrees.
I don't know how you do it but I don't know of any other content creator who has been able to make these many travel videos out of a single city. What makes it even better is that every video is paced well, interesting and well edited.
Michael - So now you are a clothing model horse. Outstanding !! Please keep the videos coming and selling Vancouver.
I'm still catching up on your older videos, in this case one that you made a year ago.
We have only been to Vancouver once and tried to see as much as we could, but your videos have shown us that there is so much more. Perhaps if we can get there again, we can visit all the places that we missed.
Really want to go to Vancouver, some of my fav shows such as X-files (season 1-5) and MacGyver (season 3-6) were filmed in Vancouver, would love to visit some of the filming locations, rain or shine, I think the vibe is great. And being from the UK, we have some similarities
You’d be surprised how much is filmed here! People jokingly call it the Hollywood of the North. 😇
Content just keeps getting better every week. Keep it up Mike! (:
Love this, Mikey! Fantastic job with exploring your own town and inspiring others to do the same. Can’t wait to come to Vancouver.
Woooo! Thanks Amit!
@@DownieLive forgot to mention but once the border is open, you’re always welcome to my place at Charlotte, NC. My wife and I will host you. The city is obviously not as cool as Vancouver but it has great spots to walk and/or ride a bike or go to mountains which are couple hours away.
When ever you post my brother and I yell to each other, “buddy, Downielive posted!”
Yes!!!
My brother is Mattyred3
Ah too funny! Right on, hi guys!
You ain't my buddy..... Buddy
@@federer4ever35 dad?
As someone who just graduated from Emily Carr, I can tell you that most students enjoyed brutally ridiculing the Nemesis café building (especially during its construction stage). Nobody could figure out wtf it was suppose to resemble, so we had to make our best guess. My top three:
• poorly diced tomato
• fugly red onion
• reverse tampon lotus
I think it looks like a pomegranate
One of those neon signs: Smilin' Buddha Cabaret, used to be the sign for an actual cabaret in Vancouver. It closed down, but the band 54-40 played there so much they acquired the sign and took it on tour with them, so that sign has seen some adventures.
Wow. Cool story! I had no idea!
Giving me great ideas for my break after uni!!
you know this was filmed a while ago because they're not sweating buckets
LOL yes
Lmao
So awesome to see wonderful peeps recognise you Mike 🤓✌🏽 awesome video
Awesome stuff once again, didn't know about Milltown Pub & Grill or Chupito. Saw someone wearing the DownieLive hat today!
You did?!! Awesome!
GREAT! THANK YOU DOWNIE.
This is super cool. Hope for one more video with things you’d want to try - which will make all your followers try 😊
I had an aunt that was a phone operator as well she would be in her last 90's now ..I have her old head sets ...(when she was at home she was very hard to get a hold of )
Iv been in Van since 2014 and only just discovered your channel. Now I have a list of places to try!
I love it, Mike. There is always something different that you are showing. What an exceptional vlog! I think we all met your editor when you brought us to squamish. Tell him thank you.
That is true! I was in the Downtown Squamish video, and although I did edit that video too (my 1st DownieLive edit) I wasn’t officially part of the team at that point 🙂
Yes, you did! Good memory.
But that was before he was my editor 😉
He was just a friend at that point.
and Matt...great to meet you!!
Another awesome video. Matt does a great job editing, an yeah you need more of him in your videos. I really need to work on my passport so I can make a trip up that way if an when then boarders ever open. Keep up the awesome work Matt!!
Loving this as always. The Vancouver Museum is really cool. At 8:31 you can see our old church neon sign "Jesus the Light of the World" that used to be at Kingsway and Rupert.
0:01 I didn't click the thumbnail, I clicked my notification
Coming to Vancouver this spring break. LOVE THE VIDS
Nice to meer you, Matt. Hello from The Netherlands.
Great vid again, Mike
That was another great one Mike. I have wanted to go to Nemesis coffee too. Hey, you went on the tree walk without me! I volunteer there. I have got to try the ice cream sandwiches.
Sorry I missed you, Bob!
Your own 'backyard' ~ ~ how cool is that/this? For unknown reasons Mike, I thought YOU handled your own editing. I see now that I was wrong thinking that. God bless Matt for his work!
Fun fact, my uncle worked on building the crab sculpture behind you at 8:33 😀 Loved these places! I've not seen most of them either, and am definitely checking them out. (I might bypass the treewalk ngl, too much of the fear)
Perfect seeing this on my recommended! I was just about to go there next month for 10 days!
That hair-swoosh and smile by the lake: amazing.
This is Matt. ❤️. Matt is dope. Matt should be in more DowneyLive … two AWESOME GUYS for the price of one! Priceless 😉👍🏻
Couldn't agree more! I'll try to bring him along more often, Rob!
Matt's a natural, he's got star quality, awesome spots and incredible treats, thank you !!!!!! Go Vancouver Go !!!!!! 🤚😆
I totally agree!
My moss may have grass interspersed but I am a proud moss lawn owner! Dont fight it in Vancouver, it's not worth it and moss is way more useful for the environment than grass too.
Hey Matt, great to meet you. Fantabulous job on the editing. Looking forward to more!
Thanks for sharing this. As a resident of the Vancouver area (specifically tri-cities) I definitely appreciate this
Glad you enjoyed it!
So glad your channel is growing so much!
Thank you!!
Adding a visit to Vancouver to my bucket list. 😀👍
Another great video. Wonderful and beautifully unique coffee shop and great to meet another one of your fans. The Japanese Garden is like an oasis and just more of that vibe that I often find with you. I get a peaceful calm that goes right into me.
The indigenous tribes of the Northwest and the names and the parts of their culture that we often just take for granted.....I would love to see some native cultural spots and some interaction with that rich legacy. Mike, I have thought that since watching that the quality has just gotten better and better. Getting to meet Matt was great. He's seems to mesh so easily with your vibe that I just thought it was all you. Keep it up.