I have a special place in my heart for Newfoundlanders ever since 9/11. There is a small town there named Gander that landed all the planes in the air when the US had to close the countries airspace. They more than doubled their population in a matter of hours. The citizens used their own money and fed, housed and clothed thousands of people for days and refused anything for it. The plane people later took up a donation and had enough to send a great many of their children to college for free. There are still young people going to school from that donation as far as I know.. Thank you Canada! And Newfoundland! And Gander! From a US citizen❤️🤗🐝
@@deborahdanhauer8525 I just wish here in the US we could get some of that feeling back without having a major diaster. It's heartbreaking to see Americans pitted against Americans.
Whatever Steve and Alicja show us, I enjoy it especially the quirky finds and spontaneous. Then there's their banter and humour which is always enjoyable.
This was great! I want to go to St. John's now. It does have a somewhat look of San Francisco in places. The fog just adds to the atmosphere and beauty. Thanks again! 😁👍
The Tickle Trunk is a reference to the famous Canadian kids show, Mr. Dressup. Ernie Coombs entertained millions of children for 29 years; one of the recurring scenes was retrieving clothes from the tickle trunk.
@@randallgvideos when people come over to this day I still point to my rocking chair and tell people "for those of you that like to rock, there's a rocking chair!"
12:20: Quick story about the Newfoundland Railway: The entire system on the island was narrow-gauge (3'6"), but after the war (when Newfoundland joined Canada and the NR became a part of CN Railroad), all the stock became re-bogeyed standard gauge stock from the mainland until the railroad was abandoned in 1988. Loaded cars had bogies switched at Port Au Basques, where the rail ferry docked.
We love you 2 and your adventures. We are 2 elderly Australians who used to travel, but age caught up with us. We are now the ultimate TH-cam travellers. Come down to Australia soon . May I suggest you put "Buy me a Coffee " as it is so easy to contribute that way. Happy further travels to you both❤❤❤❤
and Steve, come across the ditch to NZ, we'd love to see you down here as well. I concur, put a "Buy me a coffee", a it would make it easy to contribute.
I love the contrast between the locals at that restaurant wearing flip flops, shorts, tshirts and dresses and you guys talking about how cold it is lol
OMG … LOL, you walked right by the condo building where I used to live …. 😂😂😂 right at the beginning of your walk, green building to the right, I saw my balcony, 3rd floor ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
Saturday night in Oz and a wonderful video has arrived, a stunning looking town with the cottages all in there bright colours and the wonderful views, thank you both so much and take care on your travels, cheers.
Dear Alicja and Steve, you have out done yourselves on this video. I can see why you keep going back to St. John's, it is beautiful. Perhaps one day I will visit this wonderful place.
Well I thoroughly enjoyed this vlog. Loved the variety, seeing the beautiful houses and just meandering around with you both. I love your camaraderie, you just seem so compatible and comfortable in each other’s company and the banter is great. You really are a lovely couple. I look forward to the next episode.
Your downtown shopping spree is making me homesick! Very brave of you to jaywalk across Kenmount Road! Leo's is my Dad's and my favourite fish and chips shop. I love how much you both love St. John's.
Brilliant video guys and so great to get a tour round with you . St Johns looks absolutely beautiful, Would love to go there someday . Can't wait for the next video .
Gotta say, love all your videos especially with alicja, I actually think Scotland tops nearly all of your tours. I love Scotland and i'm English 🙂 , ive toured a lot of Scotland and driven around some of the west coast of Canada which is stunning. England has some amazing places but if you live in Scotland, that would be enough for me. 🙂👍
A great video as always. And what a fun day out…good food, a walkabout, history, treasure hunting at Value Village and a pub with live music. And kitties! Ticks all the boxes.
St. Johns. What a wonderful enchanting place. Was there in June 96 for a brief stop. I absolutely loved it and the people. Very friendly. Thanks for sharing your experience.
One of my favourite things to do when I visit a foreign country is to go to the supermarket. It’s like a museum unto itself. You can tell so much about a culture/country by the foods they sell at them.
We went to Tromso Norway last year which was awesome, and really reminds me of St. John’s. If you haven’t been yet, I recommend it. Best to go in feb for the polar nights and northern lights
Greetings from Ann Arbor! St. John's looks like such a wonderful place to visit. I love the colorful homes and landscape. Also, as a former owner to a Chocolate Lab the history of this dog breed being valued in this culture. I never knew about the large immigration of Irish to the area so nice to learn something new.
Love St. John’s. Highly recommend it. Yes, it is a hilly city, but it has many things to do and see for what is a relatively small city. Just a wonderful place.
Thanks again such a wonderful looking place, enjoyed the bit where you climbed on the Loco's makes you appreciate how big they are and that's only a medium size one, ive now put this town on my bucket list, thanks for sharing stay safe regards Doc from Down Under
The Tickle Trunk store may be named after a feature on a kid's show that CBC ran all across Canada in the 1960's and 70's, called Mr Dressup. The show's host was played by Mr Ernie Coombs. He stored all the costumes in his Tickle Trunk, would get one out every show and do a role play with the show's other characters and several puppets. My sister and I used to watch the show, it was fun for kids. Glad you're having fun on Da Rack.
I was really concerned when you decided to run across Kenmount Rd. to get to Value Village, such a busy road. You are both doing my city proud with these videos, thanks so much and I am so glad that you enjoyed your recent visit here. Come back any time at all.
Newfoundland is such a great place, and such great people! We went in late May 2022, and still found many attractions closed for the season - BUT, we definitely beat the summer crowds. We drove across the whole Island - the west coast is definitely worth a visit: the national park, the coast, the ferry to Labrador, the viking settlement. You really need a car, though. Thanks for bringing back memories!
Mornin Steve and Alicja looks like a fun day after your hike the best view from the rooms museum love value city my kind of shop don’t pub crawl yet take care 😘🌿🌺☕️☕️
We love today's video Steve and Alicja. I also was amazed at yesterday's hike to Cape Spear Lighthouse and how difficult it was for you both. Just for the record, and coming from a Canadian, you pronounce Newfoundland as New-fn-land. ❤
The church was beautiful you're right it did look like the sts of San Francisco I could see micheal Douglas and Karl malden flying down the St 😂😂😂a bit like norwayhouses to omg the all day breakfast place food looked amazing what a cosy atmosphere great video great place
Remember that the British Empire was founded in St. John’s by Sir Humphrey Gilbert in 1597 during the reign of Elizabeth I . There’s a plaque on Water Street.
a “tickle trunk” is a reference that nearly every Canadian over 40 knows, as a reference to “Mr. Dressup”; a kids TV show in the 80s/90s whom had a “tickle trunk” to store various costumes he would wear on the show.
I clearly emigrated to the wrong North American country 21 years ago. That Greek food looked great! I’d have got that $16 taco/fajita kit and somehow figured out how to cook it. Good call on St John’s looking like San Francisco - before you said that I was thinking it kind of reminds me of outer sunset in SF where I am - colourful houses, hills and permanent fog. Except there’s more to do in St John’s :)
Visited for 5 days many years ago while I presented at a conference. Had the opportunity to rent a car and drive around the area---rather desolate but very pretty, especially so close to the sea. Stayed at a B&B for the first time and loved it! Your vid brought back pleasant memories.
The Railway Museum was the only station in St. John’s. When I was a student here in the 1970s it was also the terminus for the cross-island buses so I had many the Friday afternoon dash from the university campus to the station to catch the bus home for the weekend! Thank you for this video…it captures so many of the reasons why we love living in town.
I'm a Canadian subscriber of yours but have never visited the maritimes. Thank you for sharing this historic part of my (very large) country with me! Those small mountains around St Johns were, millions of years ago, part of a mountain range that extended upwards to Scotland. On your next trip to Canada, I can recommend Quebec (and Quebec City) and many regions inside of BC.
Love how Ali knocks off a flatbread and then up for breakfast.... is she a Hobbit? (as well as mountain goat) Another great bobble-hat btw. The Loca Moca is good btw... i miss the coffee-based Monsters from living in Maine Yea not good in long run but early starts with an hour drive to work, they kept me going.
Many tourist places, and historic sites in Canada don't open until the Victoria Day weekend here (last Monday before May 25), and then close again around Thanksgiving (second Monday in October.)
The houses in St. John’s are beautiful inside. I was in one with a third floor picture windows so you could see right out through the Narrows. One of my best photos is sunrise through the Narrows and Signal Hill in complete darkness from the Hotel Newfoundland.
Well another great video,, Steve and Alicja ....brilliant views from top of museum 👍 waiting for your pub crawl 😁😁😁
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Another great video. I so enjoy watching these as you show how people visit places "in real life". Due to an unexpected extra day in our upcoming trip, I was taking notes for our bonus day in St. Johns! I will definitely be getting pictures of the kids sitting on the dogs and the Railway Museum (and the Rooms) will be perfect. Thanks!
I lived in St John for 3 yrs in the early 80's. You brought back a lot of memories gor me. Rode the train to Port a Basque with my parents who were visiting from Scotland. It was called The Newfie Bullet. I also lived in Montrose so love your vlogs from there. Thank you.
Another great video Steve. Glad you enjoyed your day - it was both of you being yourselves wandering round St Johns after your long hike the day before :) Loved the many coloured houses/buildings :)
Loved the video Steve !!..I can tell you both Love St John’s & Newfoundland !!..Had a good neighbor from St John’s she was a great lady & great neighbor..I now can see why ..keep up the great work Steve !!
You guys did get caught going a few weeks early and running into things "out of season" Usually the tourist stuff starts up after the Victoria Day long weekend (Around the 24th of May). I hope you do get to the West Coast on a trip in the future to check out Gros Morne National Park. Lots of great natural beauty.
Not sure this video is going very well today? Nah, it's one of you gems Steve. Mind you, the interplay with Alicja's POV always takes it to the next level.
What a lovely place, i liked watching all the different coloured houses, but it looks so quiet, not many people about, but a really nice looking place 👍🇨🇦
Love your adventures and especially the latest ones. I am from St. John’s and moved to Ottawa years ago but just returned home from a 3 week visit with family. We were there the same time in the fog 😜 Heading to Scotland for the first time in mid September. Home base is in Arbroath ? Thoughts ?
Really good to see, my step grandson & his dad moved to Goose bay in Newfoundland, good to see other places, keep them coming folks, thanks again from me in Irvine 😁😁
Love your channel. Real people doing real things.
The greatest phrase in the English language is 'all-day breakfast.'
The way it was meant to be!
Thanks for this walk around St. John's. THAT view from the top of the museum, was fantastic. 😊 👍
I have a special place in my heart for Newfoundlanders ever since 9/11. There is a small town there named Gander that landed all the planes in the air when the US had to close the countries airspace. They more than doubled their population in a matter of hours. The citizens used their own money and fed, housed and clothed thousands of people for days and refused anything for it. The plane people later took up a donation and had enough to send a great many of their children to college for free. There are still young people going to school from that donation as far as I know.. Thank you Canada! And Newfoundland! And Gander! From a US citizen❤️🤗🐝
There is a Broadway musical about this called "Come From Away." It is touring so see it if you can. It is both hilarious and charmingly Canadian.
I had forgotten about that. What an awesome thing. I'm American too.
@@randallgvideos I’ve seen a video about the making of the play, but I’ve yet to see the play. I hope I can one day. Thanks for the heads up❤️🤗🐝
@@lisacollins5466 It was awesome! Great people ❤️🤗🐝
@@deborahdanhauer8525 I just wish here in the US we could get some of that feeling back without having a major diaster. It's heartbreaking to see Americans pitted against Americans.
Whatever Steve and Alicja show us, I enjoy it especially the quirky finds and spontaneous. Then there's their banter and humour which is always enjoyable.
This was great! I want to go to St. John's now. It does have a somewhat look of San Francisco in places. The fog just adds to the atmosphere and beauty. Thanks again! 😁👍
I watched first thing this morning. Before all the news programs. Yours was much more cheerful.
The Tickle Trunk is a reference to the famous Canadian kids show, Mr. Dressup. Ernie Coombs entertained millions of children for 29 years; one of the recurring scenes was retrieving clothes from the tickle trunk.
Apparently the reason for the name was because in his live show before the TV show he would have to tickle it to open it.
Remember it well!
I watched that and the Friendly Giant growing up!
@@randallgvideos when people come over to this day I still point to my rocking chair and tell people "for those of you that like to rock, there's a rocking chair!"
@@TransCanadaPhil And a bigger chair for two more to curl up in! Now, look up, waaaaaay up, and I'll call Rusty!
12:20: Quick story about the Newfoundland Railway: The entire system on the island was narrow-gauge (3'6"), but after the war (when Newfoundland joined Canada and the NR became a part of CN Railroad), all the stock became re-bogeyed standard gauge stock from the mainland until the railroad was abandoned in 1988. Loaded cars had bogies switched at Port Au Basques, where the rail ferry docked.
Thank you!
We love you 2 and your adventures. We are 2 elderly Australians who used to travel, but age caught up with us. We are now the ultimate TH-cam travellers. Come down to Australia soon .
May I suggest you put "Buy me a Coffee " as it is so easy to contribute that way.
Happy further travels to you both❤❤❤❤
and Steve, come across the ditch to NZ, we'd love to see you down here as well. I concur, put a "Buy me a coffee", a it would make it easy to contribute.
I love the contrast between the locals at that restaurant wearing flip flops, shorts, tshirts and dresses and you guys talking about how cold it is lol
Right? Summah weatha
OMG … LOL, you walked right by the condo building where I used to live …. 😂😂😂 right at the beginning of your walk, green building to the right, I saw my balcony, 3rd floor ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
Taking your hat off as a sign of respect in a church is the sign of a civilised man....thank you!!
Saturday night in Oz and a wonderful video has arrived, a stunning looking town with the cottages all in there bright colours and the wonderful views, thank you both so much and take care on your travels, cheers.
Please tell me you’re the darts guy
No I have never played darts in my life.
Dear Alicja and Steve, you have out done yourselves on this video. I can see why you keep going back to St. John's, it is beautiful. Perhaps one day I will visit this wonderful place.
Well I thoroughly enjoyed this vlog. Loved the variety, seeing the beautiful houses and just meandering around with you both. I love your camaraderie, you just seem so compatible and comfortable in each other’s company and the banter is great. You really are a lovely couple. I look forward to the next episode.
St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador has to be heaven on earth. Thank you
Another great video.
The coloured houses were great.
Nice to see you both enjoying the place.
Your downtown shopping spree is making me homesick! Very brave of you to jaywalk across Kenmount Road! Leo's is my Dad's and my favourite fish and chips shop. I love how much you both love St. John's.
Alicia the cat didn’t hate you. It was the smell of garlic on your fingers from the flat bread.😂😂😂 great video as always. Keep up the awesome job
Brilliant video guys and so great to get a tour round with you . St Johns looks absolutely beautiful, Would love to go there someday . Can't wait for the next video .
Great tour of St John's, Thanks for sharing Steve and Alicja ☺
Only Steve and Alicja can get away showing us so many “closed” attractions and make them so interesting. Excellent stuff. 👏👏👍😀
😂😂 Right they find something out of nothing. I love it ❤
Wonderful city tour. Thank you for taking me with you!
You two have sooo much fun! I’m hooked on your channel 😃
Another hidden Gem revealed by your good selves. 😊What an amazing place 👍
I always look forward to visiting St John's. Your video gives me some ideas how to visit this place.
Love the bagel shop, Men without hats and Flock of Seagulls in the background.
I live in central Canada and I needed two Scots to show me the east of my country! Thanks Steve and dziekuje, Alicja!
Gotta say, love all your videos especially with alicja, I actually think Scotland tops nearly all of your tours. I love Scotland and i'm English 🙂 , ive toured a lot of Scotland and driven around some of the west coast of Canada which is stunning. England has some amazing places but if you live in Scotland, that would be enough for me. 🙂👍
Absolutely brilliant video. Beautiful place and you two are so adorable. Looking forward to more ❤❤❤
Of all the places you have showcased, St. John's has to be one of the most beautiful places irrespective of the fog. The fog makes it more magical.
You: The optimistic approach. It’s magical! 😊
Me : All that fog must be bad for your chest. 😮
Fantastic, as ever. Newfoundland should employ you as their tourism ambassador!
Thanks for showing me my hometown. I now live in Vancouver and haven't been home in over 20 years. So many memories!
You couldn’t really get much further away from St John’s without emigrating!
A great video as always. And what a fun day out…good food, a walkabout, history, treasure hunting at Value Village and a pub with live music. And kitties! Ticks all the boxes.
A Amazing buddy love your videos and they are amazing your incredible as well fella love you guys
St. Johns. What a wonderful enchanting place. Was there in June 96 for a brief stop. I absolutely loved it and the people. Very friendly. Thanks for sharing your experience.
I thought it had an 'other worldly' feel about it. Hard to put into words.
In 2019 we travelled by train 🚂 from Halifax to Vancouver over a period of 4 weeks. Fantastic holiday. As you said Canadians are so friendly.
Fair play getting out the next day to explore. Looking forward to the next video.
Really enjoying these videos, you are both excellent tour guides lol and i’m loving all the boats around the harbour too
One of my favourite things to do when I visit a foreign country is to go to the supermarket. It’s like a museum unto itself. You can tell so much about a culture/country by the foods they sell at them.
We went to Tromso Norway last year which was awesome, and really reminds me of St. John’s. If you haven’t been yet, I recommend it. Best to go in feb for the polar nights and northern lights
I agree . Just got back from Tromso last week .. and want to go again in the winter . It is awesome there
Greetings from Ann Arbor! St. John's looks like such a wonderful place to visit. I love the colorful homes and landscape. Also, as a former owner to a Chocolate Lab the history of this dog breed being valued in this culture. I never knew about the large immigration of Irish to the area so nice to learn something new.
St John's looks beautiful. Love the painted houses. The ceiling in the church looked amazing. Thank you.
Hubby & I enjoyed this video very much, thanks for taking us along. We always learn so much too !
Beautiful view
Love St. John’s. Highly recommend it. Yes, it is a hilly city, but it has many things to do and see for what is a relatively small city. Just a wonderful place.
Thanks again such a wonderful looking place, enjoyed the bit where you climbed on the Loco's makes you appreciate how big they are and that's only a medium size one, ive now put this town on my bucket list, thanks for sharing stay safe regards Doc from Down Under
The Tickle Trunk store may be named after a feature on a kid's show that CBC ran all across Canada in the 1960's and 70's, called Mr Dressup. The show's host was played by Mr Ernie Coombs. He stored all the costumes in his Tickle Trunk, would get one out every show and do a role play with the show's other characters and several puppets. My sister and I used to watch the show, it was fun for kids. Glad you're having fun on Da Rack.
Ah, another Newfoundland video! 👍 Excellent to watch on a Saturday! ☀
I was really concerned when you decided to run across Kenmount Rd. to get to Value Village, such a busy road. You are both doing my city proud with these videos, thanks so much and I am so glad that you enjoyed your recent visit here. Come back any time at all.
Thanks for the video
Thank you for doing this! I've never been able to get that far northeast, but it's on my bucket list!❤️🇨🇦
Newfoundland is such a great place, and such great people! We went in late May 2022, and still found many attractions closed for the season - BUT, we definitely beat the summer crowds. We drove across the whole Island - the west coast is definitely worth a visit: the national park, the coast, the ferry to Labrador, the viking settlement. You really need a car, though. Thanks for bringing back memories!
Thanks for this .love the fog.
Mornin Steve and Alicja looks like a fun day after your hike the best view from the rooms museum love value city my kind of shop don’t pub crawl yet take care 😘🌿🌺☕️☕️
We love today's video Steve and Alicja. I also was amazed at yesterday's hike to Cape Spear Lighthouse and how difficult it was for you both. Just for the record, and coming from a Canadian, you pronounce Newfoundland as New-fn-land. ❤
The church was beautiful you're right it did look like the sts of San Francisco I could see micheal Douglas and Karl malden flying down the St 😂😂😂a bit like norwayhouses to omg the all day breakfast place food looked amazing what a cosy atmosphere great video great place
The "Tickle Trunk" is a reference to a famous Canadian children's show from the 70's, "Mr Dressup." I know, sounds weird now...
Remember that the British Empire was founded in St. John’s by Sir Humphrey Gilbert in 1597 during the reign of Elizabeth I . There’s a plaque on Water Street.
This is excellent i want to go St Johns in Canada 🇨🇦 one day
Nice video. The architecture, ambience and even the cars remind me of Reykjavik.
Reykjavik? You got to be kidding?
Another excellent video. It always amazes me how large the food portions are in Canada and North America!
a “tickle trunk” is a reference that nearly every Canadian over 40 knows, as a reference to “Mr. Dressup”; a kids TV show in the 80s/90s whom had a “tickle trunk” to store various costumes he would wear on the show.
Came here to add this as soon as I heard the question. Thanks for being a great Canadian!
Great video. I watch a show called Hudson and Rex and a lot of it is filmed around the St John’s area. Loverly scenery.
I wish you both were here these past couple days, its been 25+ degrees sunny and Hot, with just the right amount of wind
I clearly emigrated to the wrong North American country 21 years ago. That Greek food looked great! I’d have got that $16 taco/fajita kit and somehow figured out how to cook it. Good call on St John’s looking like San Francisco - before you said that I was thinking it kind of reminds me of outer sunset in SF where I am - colourful houses, hills and permanent fog. Except there’s more to do in St John’s :)
Safety Dance, one of the most Canadian songs ever created!
Gotta love Men Without Hats.
Great video again!
Men Without Hats, A Flock Of Seagulls and Depeche Mode quite a soundtrack.
Visited for 5 days many years ago while I presented at a conference. Had the opportunity to rent a car and drive around the area---rather desolate but very pretty, especially so close to the sea. Stayed at a B&B for the first time and loved it! Your vid brought back pleasant memories.
8:45 OMG The Tickle Trunk is a reference to a Canadian kids show called Mr Dressup.
The Railway Museum was the only station in St. John’s. When I was a student here in the 1970s it was also the terminus for the cross-island buses so I had many the Friday afternoon dash from the university campus to the station to catch the bus home for the weekend! Thank you for this video…it captures so many of the reasons why we love living in town.
That station could rightly claim to have been at the eastern end of the only true coast-to-coast railway in any North American nation.
I'm a Canadian subscriber of yours but have never visited the maritimes. Thank you for sharing this historic part of my (very large) country with me! Those small mountains around St Johns were, millions of years ago, part of a mountain range that extended upwards to Scotland. On your next trip to Canada, I can recommend Quebec (and Quebec City) and many regions inside of BC.
Yes, the mountains that make up the Highlands also extend thru the Atlantic provinces and the Appalachians
Newfoundland and Labrador is not part of the maritimes; it's Atlantic Canada.
And further it was part of the atlas mountain range that is now Morocco
@@bcdave91 Yes, N&L is not part of 'the Maritimes'; conversely though it _and_ the three Maritime provinces are what makes up Atlantic Canada.
Love how Ali knocks off a flatbread and then up for breakfast.... is she a Hobbit? (as well as mountain goat) Another great bobble-hat btw.
The Loca Moca is good btw... i miss the coffee-based Monsters from living in Maine Yea not good in long run but early starts with an hour drive to work, they kept me going.
Many tourist places, and historic sites in Canada don't open until the Victoria Day weekend here (last Monday before May 25), and then close again around Thanksgiving (second Monday in October.)
The houses in St. John’s are beautiful inside. I was in one with a third floor picture windows so you could see right out through the Narrows. One of my best photos is sunrise through the Narrows and Signal Hill in complete darkness from the Hotel Newfoundland.
Well another great video,, Steve and Alicja ....brilliant views from top of museum 👍 waiting for your pub crawl 😁😁😁
Another great video. I so enjoy watching these as you show how people visit places "in real life". Due to an unexpected extra day in our upcoming trip, I was taking notes for our bonus day in St. Johns! I will definitely be getting pictures of the kids sitting on the dogs and the Railway Museum (and the Rooms) will be perfect. Thanks!
I lived in St John for 3 yrs in the early 80's. You brought back a lot of memories gor me. Rode the train to Port a Basque with my parents who were visiting from Scotland. It was called The Newfie Bullet. I also lived in Montrose so love your vlogs from there. Thank you.
Another great video Steve. Glad you enjoyed your day - it was both of you being yourselves wandering round St Johns after your long hike the day before :) Loved the many coloured houses/buildings :)
A stunning looking place is St Johns. Enjoy both. Thanks.
Steve: "That (sandwich) would last me a week!"
Me: "Has this man never watched The Simpsons?"
I love all your stuff. It's like going there...
Nice one guys I absolutely love these spontaneous videos. Keep them coming.
Loved the video Steve !!..I can tell you both Love St John’s & Newfoundland !!..Had a good neighbor from St John’s she was a great lady & great neighbor..I now can see why ..keep up the great work Steve !!
I loved seeing all the colorful houses. I bet they help lift the spirits of people in their cold winters.
You guys did get caught going a few weeks early and running into things "out of season" Usually the tourist stuff starts up after the Victoria Day long weekend (Around the 24th of May). I hope you do get to the West Coast on a trip in the future to check out Gros Morne National Park. Lots of great natural beauty.
I would love to know how you 2 met,so well suited,was it up a mountain perhaps😂😂
I love Alicja's Polish accent - with a wee hint of Dundoodle, love it. Another super video 👍👍
Not sure this video is going very well today?
Nah, it's one of you gems Steve. Mind you, the interplay with Alicja's POV always takes it to the next level.
Great video steve and Alicia looking forward to the pub crawl
I had to laugh -i love the little trolleys too! And get just as excited as Alicja !
Seems such a lovely place.
What a lovely place, i liked watching all the different coloured houses, but it looks so quiet, not many people about, but a really nice looking place 👍🇨🇦
Loved this video. looking forward to the pubcrawl video! You'll love the bars there! Should be a great time for yas!
Thanks again for the video. always look forward to watching at the weekend 😃
Love all your videos can't get enough of them
Love your adventures and especially the latest ones. I am from St. John’s and moved to Ottawa years ago but just returned home from a 3 week visit with family. We were there the same time in the fog 😜 Heading to Scotland for the first time in mid September. Home base is in Arbroath ? Thoughts ?
Really good to see, my step grandson & his dad moved to Goose bay in Newfoundland, good to see other places, keep them coming folks, thanks again from me in Irvine 😁😁
What a place what a video thanks for taking us along!