How dare anyone suggest you cause drama!!! Life is full of drama and yes, there's drama queens, but you 2 are Treading the Globe, stuff is bound to happen, especially to Trudy who's been absolutely amazing! 🥰 My name is Marianne too 😁
Your paranoia of bears is so funny to me. I grew up in Alberta and camped in those mountains every summer, and never once thought to bring bear spray. LOL I only ever saw a family of bears once when I was camping in BC with a large group of friends and we just sat and watched them in the meadow next to our campsite while we casually ate breakfast.
There are few things in life that are better than sleeping in the wilderness with only the sound of the water and the birds to lull you to sleep. And you are absolutely correct - sometimes you have to drive the worst roads, to get to the best spots (and it's always so well worth it)!
I love your sense of adventure and your enthusiasm, thank you for putting so much time and effort into producing your videos, you are my kind of people
I've lived in Edmonton for 40 years and drive to the mountain parks often. I can say without reservation that the summer of 2022 was the busiest I've ever seen up there, even with a significant reduction in buses full of chinese tourists. Lake Louise is not even worth going to now, it's so busy. Avoid weekends, especially long weekends, even visiting Jasper. September is best, but a lot of campgrounds close after Labour day weekend. If you like alpine hiking, July and August are the only months where you might not encounter snow, but lots of times I've encountered snow in July and August.
This is so fun to meet you 2 and also see Bea and Theo! We were so looking forward to seeing the videos from their trip to Canada but then their tragedy hit. It is sooooo GOOD to see they were able to hae some fun too!!!
Great video. Wonderful to see you with Bee and Theo driving through this beautiful country, and camping such at a wild country spot and having fun. Have to repeat as I have done a good bit of wild country camping, and not seeing bears is a Good Thing. ha
Bearings, muffler, van problems - you have a 2 wheel drive and taking it into 4 wheel adventures - It makes sense to trade Trudy in for a 4 wheel Van. Secondly thanks for keeping us entertained with your various introductions to life in Canada and your take on it.
LOL - yep Trudy is not built for this kind of challenge - but neither are we ... we will hopefully get through this together in one or two pieces at least !! 😂👍🚐💕
I was guessing cougar footprint. If there is a bear, let's hope he keeps on going. At least you have a vehicle to sleep in. We slept in a tent when we went there.
I keep finding tufts of white hair at random places along our local forest walk at Knocknarea mountain in Sligo. Vouching that there are no predators, lol. Would also be a strange place to brush out a dog after a romp in the forest. The mystery continues...( I haven't sniffed the wool, must do the next time I see some, aftershave???)
I woke up to your video. I was so excited to watch it 😊 the views are absolutely stunning, the water looking gorgeous. Ty for sharing.. can't wait for your next one even though I'm still binge watching your older videos. I watched Montenegro, Macedonia & Albania & now I'm going to watch Turkey 🥰
@@TREADtheglobe Hey, just wondering what camera you use for wildlife recordings? Do you use a tripod or does yours have really good image stabilisation?
It could have been dog fur. We do a lot of backcountry camping with our huge 150-pound Great Pyrenees. I will often brush the dirt and sticks out of his long white fur when we leave, and it can leave tufts of fur. Great soft nesting material for the birds. We also don’t have to worry about wolves and bears with him by our side. ❤
Hello friends . . awesome little waterfall . .gorgeous little paradise Marianne your my hero always braving the water temp 😁 continued safe travels and happy trails 👣 much love my friends ❤️ 🙋♀️🥰🦋🌻🌺🌼💐🌹🌸🌷
The train track issue made me chuckle. We watched a huge neighborhood of homes be built right next to a track. We can hear trains through the night even living a mile away. We thought surely no one would buy those houses, but they have. I can imagine how they felt the first night when they realized that the trains don't sleep.
After a while you no longer hear them. I know because I’ve lived beside CP tracks for years. Even the trains with 200 carriages. Trains! What trains?😊 Nearly every settlement village town and city is near the train in Canada.
I'm looking through your old vlogs (obviously) It's not drama when it's your home. Our 'family car' was a 1970's Toyota camper who spent a lot of time in the garage down the road 😢 But served us well.
I’ve dreamt of finding a riverside place like that, to light a campfire and hang a hammock, but not gone off the beaten track far enough yet, certainly not in Norfolk. Good to see all these rocky places (and Theo and Bea) - thanks
we live 3 1/2 hours from Jasper and of all the times we have been there and through there we have only seen one baby grizzly bear. You were fortunate to have such good weather when you were there. Cheers
I'm not sure what the delay is between posting your videos and real time. Returning to Banff area for September sounds a great idea though. There is a nice period just before school gets out and again after it returns, when the weather sis still pretty good, but the crowds are gone. Campgrounds will still be open and serviced, because this is when a lot of seniors/retirees prefer to camp, with things nice and quiet. I think the hump period is even more pronounced in the mountains, as people watch the fall colours and start to think about skiing. Holiday makers who are there for the skiing wait until they know there will be be good base before coming out. It can effect your mileage a little, but if you are going to be driving on a lot of rough roads in the future, you might want to consider a lift kit? They are very common in Western Canada/USA and can be fitted by yourself or by a mechanic, they aren't that expensive, and if like many vans, yours has things like heaters or tanks that are underneath, even a couple of inch lift can help you get around safely. And don't worry about coyotes or wolves - and wolves will reply if you howl to them.
Hi Adrian - that sounds great - we have tried to find a lift kit ... but it turns out - the 5 garages that specialise in lift, will not supply or fit lift on Trudy ... But we will keep our eyes open when we get to Australia as they have lots of Trudy vans 👍
@@TREADtheglobe I think lifts are quite popular there too! You can go from simple blocks to replaced leaf springs and shocks with the lift - improving suspension can extend the life of a vehicle too. At the post office in the auK I worked at we had a round that they used to keep a separate vehicle for, the round was very 'rural' and at least once a year the engine would break off its mount!
Another popular mod - especially on vans and trucks that are going to be carrying a load all the time, is to have airbags put on the rear suspension. - trucks that carry slide in campers are especially fond of that mod, since a vehicle intended to carry loads occasionally is permanently compressed with the weight of the camper
Those are two of favourite channels - we would love to meet up with them one day - but we are on opposite sides of the country !! We will be heading into the US and then driving towards Mexico ... super excited to follow the sun 🌺🚐🌞 and hopefully meeting up with our friends from Mr and Mrs Adventure who are a fabulous and sweet couple 🌺🚐🙏
Bummer seeing all those burned trees and then Bee and Theo got home and found their own newly bought property had gotten burned out a huge amount of it. So sad. Elk is what you saw.
@@CLFL14256 They are too far south in this video for stone sheep. Also, 35 seconds before Chris photographs the sheep, the sign says Bighorn Sheep Motel. (Of course they could have editted in footage of sheep from their travels in northern Canada which would make them stone sheep. 😊)
This adventure was awesome. You should had gone for a treasure hunt as you found some clues like fur and a product card laying there and also a foot mark of animal.
What a gorgeous trip..Thank you for sharing all your experiences. I love to travel in comfort. I could not be on the road for years like you guys…I admire how you are always very positive and willing to go the next stop to find out the very best…
So I'll include Indie Projects with Leave Everything and Wander in channels to thank for leading me to Tread the Globe. ❤️❤️ I'm gonna guess those were wolf tracks, and the fluff was wolf undercoat shed for the summer months. Going from constant train noise to a babbling brook, what a sound night's sleep that must have been! ❤️❤️😎👍xx
Hey guys. Another cracking episode 👏 you continue to inspire us. So much so we've set the date for our 'off' - not until Sep 23 due to grandparenting duties and money to be earned, but we we pick up 'Nellie' our Ducato next week which we'll be lving in once we've got the house ready to rent. We hope Trudy's parts arrive soon and you've got your 'breaking things' spree out of the way. Thanks again and bon chance 😃
How lovely was that scenery! Wow! You are doing so well. Glad you got to sleep well along the stream. Chris, not to worry about that water on your shorts, as I did same with the garden hose while watering the vegetable garden this morning. Glad I had on nylon beach shorts. Ha. Those things happen some days. Safe travels!
I know this is too late but you are not that far from Edmonton and a large city fully capable of fixing Trudy. To travel all the way back to Vancouver island for repairs would be crazy! Bighorn sheep at the end of your video.
Hey Chris great video as usuall love the adventure and both you and marianne just go to show that not only the youngsters can do it but the older generation we still are full of beans...🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣, p.s. don't know if you have changed editing software or way in which you upload the videos but have noticed that at least 3 out of the last 4 or 5 including this one just suddenly cut off at the end and we don't get to see the thankyou or goodbyes it is as if there is missing the last minute or so of video....!!!!!!
Hi Carl - Awwh glad you are enjoying the videos - yep we are trying new endings and new beginnings as trying new things out xx You will hopefully enjoy seeing some old things come back (bringing the map out again) and introducing some new things too ... Best wishes Marianne (and Chris - who is editing whilst I type !!) 🌺
Hi Marianne and Chris! If you watch don't him yet you should check out the YT channel called Vancity Van Life. It's done by Chrome Valdez. He is an amazing videographer and his home base is in Vancouver BC. Right now he is returning to BC from Toronto and all of east Canada. He and his girlfriend will be back in BC probably in about 2 weeks.
Welcome to our channel - Eva said she got excited seeing our stickers on her travels -Think she did well to spot it amongst all of those stickers !!! We love Eva and are good friends - she is an amazing woman- Hope you enjoy our adventures - Chris & Marianne xx
Ever heard of the urban legend The Baby Train? Every place tries to claim the story as its own. An office of statistics sent an official to investigate a spike in population growth, and found it was because a train came through the neighborhood at 5:30 AM every day. Too early to get up, not enough time to fall back asleep, so…😂
i dont know if you are still there but, you must go to Nakusp. There is a lovey ferry ride not far from Revelstoke and Halcyon hot springs. yes yes. do it!
@@TREADtheglobe wow, you are still on the Island getting the videos done. nice. I hope we can meet for coffee, i will be driving from Victoria to Comox Valley this week. Cheers!
@@TREADtheglobe Yay. You are gonna love it there. My residence is in the Calgary area, but most of the time in Surrey. BC. My Sprinter 3500 longer wheel base camper van is parked in Airdrie. But i drive the shorther wheel base sprinter for work in BC. I will be visiting my client Top Quality Cleaners in Duncan next week lol. Cheers.
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It’s so good to see Bea and Theo traveling and having fun!💕
i love Jasper - we went to Jasper at least a couple of times every year when I was a kid growing up in Edmomton.
How dare anyone suggest you cause drama!!! Life is full of drama and yes, there's drama queens, but you 2 are Treading the Globe, stuff is bound to happen, especially to Trudy who's been absolutely amazing! 🥰 My name is Marianne too 😁
Marianne, don't let anyone, ever, take away your sparkle! Make today count, you'll never get it back. 🤗
Thanks Marianne - I appreciate your kind words 🌺🙌
I absolutely love Bea’s laugh 😂……so nice to see her happy 💜💜💜💜love ya Bea……..
Your paranoia of bears is so funny to me. I grew up in Alberta and camped in those mountains every summer, and never once thought to bring bear spray. LOL I only ever saw a family of bears once when I was camping in BC with a large group of friends and we just sat and watched them in the meadow next to our campsite while we casually ate breakfast.
You guys are too funny! Love it! So glad to see Bee and Theo with you....love them too.
Thanks so much
Hi there from Istanbul. 😘😘😘😘
Awesome, spectacular and beautiful
There are few things in life that are better than sleeping in the wilderness with only the sound of the water and the birds to lull you to sleep. And you are absolutely correct - sometimes you have to drive the worst roads, to get to the best spots (and it's always so well worth it)!
7:16 That's God's country, plain and simple, Love to see you guys soaking it up!
"A bear walking across the horizon" shaking its head. and bubble thought!!! "Campers!!!"
I love your sense of adventure and your enthusiasm, thank you for putting so much time and effort into producing your videos, you are my kind of people
Wow - I don't know if you are signed up to the newsletter - but I actually said this about the people we meet on the road !! M 🌺
@@TREADtheglobe ohhh, no I wasn't subscribed, but I am now! have a great night!
Welcome !! woo hoo xx
Bea, where ever you go when you smile you melt thousands of hearts. ❤
Agreed 💕
I've lived in Edmonton for 40 years and drive to the mountain parks often. I can say without reservation that the summer of 2022 was the busiest I've ever seen up there, even with a significant reduction in buses full of chinese tourists. Lake Louise is not even worth going to now, it's so busy. Avoid weekends, especially long weekends, even visiting Jasper. September is best, but a lot of campgrounds close after Labour day weekend. If you like alpine hiking, July and August are the only months where you might not encounter snow, but lots of times I've encountered snow in July and August.
Thanks for the info Jon
Tread the Globe and the The Indie Projects Overland show. Loving it 😀
Ha Ha - We will have to arrange a Tread the Globe and Tuur show LOL 🌺
@TREAD the globe We would love to 😃
Love the lunatics in this video. Life is more fun that way😁
I am only interested in seeing Bea and Theo. Beautiful scenery. Hugs for Bea.
This is so fun to meet you 2 and also see Bea and Theo! We were so looking forward to seeing the videos from their trip to Canada but then their tragedy hit. It is sooooo GOOD to see they were able to hae some fun too!!!
Great video. Wonderful to see you with Bee and Theo driving through this beautiful country, and camping such at a wild country spot and having fun.
Have to repeat as I have done a good bit of wild country camping, and not seeing bears is a Good Thing. ha
We agree!
The color in this trip...the sky, the lake, the rich greens just gorgeous 😍
I totally agree!
Thanks
Ahh thank you 🙏for the 'Thanks'. it is very much appreciated and it's lovely to know that you are enjoying our content xx
I Say this most videos but I don't think the scenery can get any better , trudy is doing amazingly much love guys , ❤ ♥
Thanks John Boy
Bearings, muffler, van problems - you have a 2 wheel drive and taking it into 4 wheel adventures - It makes sense to trade Trudy in for a 4 wheel Van. Secondly thanks for keeping us entertained with your various introductions to life in Canada and your take on it.
LOL - yep Trudy is not built for this kind of challenge - but neither are we ... we will hopefully get through this together in one or two pieces at least !! 😂👍🚐💕
I was guessing cougar footprint. If there is a bear, let's hope he keeps on going. At least you have a vehicle to sleep in. We slept in a tent when we went there.
I keep finding tufts of white hair at random places along our local forest walk at Knocknarea mountain in Sligo. Vouching that there are no predators, lol. Would also be a strange place to brush out a dog after a romp in the forest. The mystery continues...( I haven't sniffed the wool, must do the next time I see some, aftershave???)
Hi Bee and Theo! Love you two too!
I woke up to your video. I was so excited to watch it 😊 the views are absolutely stunning, the water looking gorgeous. Ty for sharing.. can't wait for your next one even though I'm still binge watching your older videos. I watched Montenegro, Macedonia & Albania & now I'm going to watch Turkey 🥰
Glad you enjoyed it - and we have had some lovely adventures - so glad you are enjoying those too 🌺
It was nice to see Bee and Theo xx
Bea and Theo, cannot believe you slept in a tent in Bear Country.
They are hardcore !!
That was funny. Three people to turn the car around, meanwhile Marianne’s gone and turned the van around on her own!
lol !! she does not mess about !
@@TREADtheglobe Hey, just wondering what camera you use for wildlife recordings? Do you use a tripod or does yours have really good image stabilisation?
And that's why Marianne does the driving. Lol 🥰
Picture postcard perfection❤
There is a motor factors in Cochrane in Alberta call canbrit they may be able to help( Canadian/British motor factors)
Speechless. Just beautiful. ❤️👍🙏👌
Thank you so much 😀 It really is mind blowing for sure ... we are so happy to be travelling in Canada 💕
It could have been dog fur. We do a lot of backcountry camping with our huge 150-pound Great Pyrenees. I will often brush the dirt and sticks out of his long white fur when we leave, and it can leave tufts of fur. Great soft nesting material for the birds. We also don’t have to worry about wolves and bears with him by our side. ❤
Thanks for sharing! He sounds gorgeous !!
Hello friends . . awesome little waterfall . .gorgeous little paradise
Marianne your my hero always braving the water temp 😁
continued safe travels and happy trails 👣 much love my friends ❤️ 🙋♀️🥰🦋🌻🌺🌼💐🌹🌸🌷
Loved this!!! 🙂👍
What a stunning park up and such beautiful scenery 😍
You guys are funny - love it 🙌🙌 fabulous video as ever
Im so glad you guys were together with Theo and Bee. Two of my favourite youtube couples road tripping it together.
Thanks
The train track issue made me chuckle. We watched a huge neighborhood of homes be built right next to a track. We can hear trains through the night even living a mile away. We thought surely no one would buy those houses, but they have. I can imagine how they felt the first night when they realized that the trains don't sleep.
Wow - that would be tough !!
After a while you no longer hear them. I know because I’ve lived beside CP tracks for years. Even the trains with 200 carriages. Trains! What trains?😊 Nearly every settlement village town and city is near the train in Canada.
@@eleanorchapple8772 It's not so much the rumbling and clickety-clacking. It's the horn blast as it approaches the crossing.
I'm looking through your old vlogs (obviously)
It's not drama when it's your home. Our 'family car' was a 1970's Toyota camper who spent a lot of time in the garage down the road 😢 But served us well.
I’ve dreamt of finding a riverside place like that, to light a campfire and hang a hammock, but not gone off the beaten track far enough yet, certainly not in Norfolk. Good to see all these rocky places (and Theo and Bea) - thanks
Amazing views, rivers and mountains. Stunning.
Many thanks
we live 3 1/2 hours from Jasper and of all the times we have been there and through there we have only seen one baby grizzly bear. You were fortunate to have such good weather when you were there. Cheers
Thanks
Good Morning!!!
gorgeous couple. congrulations
Well, I've just subscribed to you two! What fun it is to see Bea and Theo with you too!
Welcome !
The waters(lakes, rivers and streams) are heavily influenced by talc making for the most fascinating colours of blue in Jasper.
Absolutely Wonderful Guys. The scenery is Stunning & your Camerawork as Always is Superb. Safe & Happy travels.xxxx☘🥰
Thanks so much! 😊 🌺
I'm not sure what the delay is between posting your videos and real time. Returning to Banff area for September sounds a great idea though. There is a nice period just before school gets out and again after it returns, when the weather sis still pretty good, but the crowds are gone. Campgrounds will still be open and serviced, because this is when a lot of seniors/retirees prefer to camp, with things nice and quiet. I think the hump period is even more pronounced in the mountains, as people watch the fall colours and start to think about skiing. Holiday makers who are there for the skiing wait until they know there will be be good base before coming out.
It can effect your mileage a little, but if you are going to be driving on a lot of rough roads in the future, you might want to consider a lift kit? They are very common in Western Canada/USA and can be fitted by yourself or by a mechanic, they aren't that expensive, and if like many vans, yours has things like heaters or tanks that are underneath, even a couple of inch lift can help you get around safely.
And don't worry about coyotes or wolves - and wolves will reply if you howl to them.
Hi Adrian - that sounds great - we have tried to find a lift kit ... but it turns out - the 5 garages that specialise in lift, will not supply or fit lift on Trudy ... But we will keep our eyes open when we get to Australia as they have lots of Trudy vans 👍
@@TREADtheglobe I think lifts are quite popular there too! You can go from simple blocks to replaced leaf springs and shocks with the lift - improving suspension can extend the life of a vehicle too. At the post office in the auK I worked at we had a round that they used to keep a separate vehicle for, the round was very 'rural' and at least once a year the engine would break off its mount!
Another popular mod - especially on vans and trucks that are going to be carrying a load all the time, is to have airbags put on the rear suspension. - trucks that carry slide in campers are especially fond of that mod, since a vehicle intended to carry loads occasionally is permanently compressed with the weight of the camper
Ah, picking up and sniffing bits of fur…what one does fur fun 😂
Punny!😂
Nice seeing you with Bee and Theo ! Nice trip. Enjoy all your vids .
Thanks 👍
All my fav VL'ers are in Canada - Mass meet up required with Kinging it and Bec Please!!
Those are two of favourite channels - we would love to meet up with them one day - but we are on opposite sides of the country !! We will be heading into the US and then driving towards Mexico ... super excited to follow the sun 🌺🚐🌞 and hopefully meeting up with our friends from Mr and Mrs Adventure who are a fabulous and sweet couple 🌺🚐🙏
Just saw Indi project post... here i m...here.. yAaa
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Great guys...Lovely camp site
Bummer seeing all those burned trees and then Bee and Theo got home and found their own newly bought property had gotten burned out a huge amount of it. So sad. Elk is what you saw.
Another great video! The animals you were unsure about are called Bighorn Sheep.
I think they are stone sheep
@@CLFL14256 They are too far south in this video for stone sheep. Also, 35 seconds before Chris photographs the sheep, the sign says Bighorn Sheep Motel. (Of course they could have editted in footage of sheep from their travels in northern Canada which would make them stone sheep. 😊)
Hi you 2 enjoy your time xx
This adventure was awesome.
You should had gone for a treasure hunt as you found some clues like fur and a product card laying there and also a foot mark of animal.
What a gorgeous trip..Thank you for sharing all your experiences. I love to travel in comfort. I could not be on the road for years like you guys…I admire how you are always very positive and willing to go the next stop to find out the very best…
Glad you enjoyed it!
Every episode you made had a special tast, we feel always we are with you, or we wish't..
Great that you are coming with us 🌺
So I'll include Indie Projects with Leave Everything and Wander in channels to thank for leading me to Tread the Globe. ❤️❤️
I'm gonna guess those were wolf tracks, and the fluff was wolf undercoat shed for the summer months.
Going from constant train noise to a babbling brook, what a sound night's sleep that must have been! ❤️❤️😎👍xx
Yeah !! We are lucky to be part of this supportive and fabulous community of friends 🌺
Those are Stone or Mountain Bighorn sheep at the end. The males have the big curl horns and the females have the shorter horns. Great video series!
Thanks Todd !! Yep they were so big !!
Trudy is really doing well here👍
‘Immense’ is definitely a good word to describe that area. 🏔
Hey guys. Another cracking episode 👏 you continue to inspire us. So much so we've set the date for our 'off' - not until Sep 23 due to grandparenting duties and money to be earned, but we we pick up 'Nellie' our Ducato next week which we'll be lving in once we've got the house ready to rent.
We hope Trudy's parts arrive soon and you've got your 'breaking things' spree out of the way.
Thanks again and bon chance 😃
Thanks both and good luck and happy Travels - woo hoo
eline emeğine sağlık bu güzel vlog için kolay gelsin hayırlı işler....👍👍👍👍
How lovely was that scenery! Wow! You are doing so well. Glad you got to sleep well along the stream. Chris, not to worry about that water on your shorts, as I did same with the garden hose while watering the vegetable garden this morning. Glad I had on nylon beach shorts. Ha. Those things happen some days. Safe travels!
Who would have guessed that parking up beside a train shunting yard that there would be train noises..😂😂
LOL !! ALL NIGHT LONG!
I know this is too late but you are not that far from Edmonton and a large city fully capable of fixing Trudy. To travel all the way back to Vancouver island for repairs would be crazy! Bighorn sheep at the end of your video.
I hear the banjos 😊
The best vanlifers on you tube ,and I follow a lot of vanlifers love you two ye are so lovely ❤
Wow, thank you! That is a massive compliment and we are delighted you are enjoying the adventures
Hey Chris great video as usuall love the adventure and both you and marianne just go to show that not only the youngsters can do it but the older generation we still are full of beans...🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣, p.s. don't know if you have changed editing software or way in which you upload the videos but have noticed that at least 3 out of the last 4 or 5 including this one just suddenly cut off at the end and we don't get to see the thankyou or goodbyes it is as if there is missing the last minute or so of video....!!!!!!
Hi Carl - Awwh glad you are enjoying the videos - yep we are trying new endings and new beginnings as trying new things out xx You will hopefully enjoy seeing some old things come back (bringing the map out again) and introducing some new things too ... Best wishes Marianne (and Chris - who is editing whilst I type !!) 🌺
Eva zu Beck just gave you all a massive shout out on her channel!! (At 22:13)
Awwh - she is a fabulous friend 💕🌺
brrrh cold
Now you are in an area I am familiar with. I used to live in Calgary in the 1980s. I sure missed the mountains when I moved back to Southern Ontario.
Very cool!
I love cranky Marianne! Not that I want to see her often.
LOL !! Thanks Cindy 🌺
Hi Marianne and Chris! If you watch don't him yet you should check out the YT channel called Vancity Van Life. It's done by Chrome Valdez. He is an amazing videographer and his home base is in Vancouver BC. Right now he is returning to BC from Toronto and all of east Canada. He and his girlfriend will be back in BC probably in about 2 weeks.
Thanks Julie - we will see if we can cross paths before we leave 🌺
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Are you guys going to visit the states more on the way back to Mexico?
Hi @JP yep we will be entering back in via Montana and working our way down - all the way to Mexico before shipping to New Zealand 🌺
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Have you guys been to lake louise in alberta canada? It's probaby packed too because it's a tourist trap. lol
Eva beck said to check this channel out!
Welcome to our channel - Eva said she got excited seeing our stickers on her travels -Think she did well to spot it amongst all of those stickers !!! We love Eva and are good friends - she is an amazing woman- Hope you enjoy our adventures - Chris & Marianne xx
Ever heard of the urban legend The Baby Train? Every place tries to claim the story as its own. An office of statistics sent an official to investigate a spike in population growth, and found it was because a train came through the neighborhood at 5:30 AM every day. Too early to get up, not enough time to fall back asleep, so…😂
Will you go to Banff, or have you already been there?
Yep we will be back to Banff once Trudy has had some work 🙌
i dont know if you are still there but, you must go to Nakusp. There is a lovey ferry ride not far from Revelstoke and Halcyon hot springs. yes yes. do it!
@@TREADtheglobe wow, you are still on the Island getting the videos done. nice. I hope we can meet for coffee, i will be driving from Victoria to Comox Valley this week. Cheers!
@@TREADtheglobe Yay. You are gonna love it there. My residence is in the Calgary area, but most of the time in Surrey. BC. My Sprinter 3500 longer wheel base camper van is parked in Airdrie. But i drive the shorther wheel base sprinter for work in BC. I will be visiting my client Top Quality Cleaners in Duncan next week lol. Cheers.
Fabulous - DM me on Insta or email !!
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Chris laughed all the way through editing this video !! Thanks for an epic holiday and big hugs 🌺💕😘 Love M xx
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Chris, I don't think they'll book you for Spring Watch "We've found some fur smells like aftershave"
Nice to see you all together for a great vlog!
LOL !! I laughed so hard !! Thank you Nick for this message !!
Did Bea & Theo ship out there car and stay in it?
Hi - No this was a brief visit so they rented the car 🌺
No, by the looks of it, it is a rental from Montana. Their car in Portugal is a Dacia, the one we see here is a Ford.
95% of Canadians have never seen a bear or moose in the wild. It's a myth
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Might be a June bug
Bad judgement
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