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Soceity just gets less formal and more " who cares ". When I was a young child, in the 60's, I travelled with my family every weekend on the train to visit GrandMother. My Father worked for the Canadian National Railway, so the whole family could travel anywhere in Canada for free ...it was called " dead heading". My Mother would dress me for the train ride ... black shoes, black socks, black dress pants, white shirt buttoned to the top, with a black tie on at all times. I was given a haircut every second or third weekend. At the age of 10, I was trained by my Mother exactly how to eat in the dining car, when to talk, when to not talk, excuse yourself from the table if you had to leave, etc. One day I was being noisey as the Conductor was going down the aisle checking everyone's tickets and my Mother said to me " Behave yourself, the Conductor is almost here" ... I said why should I worry about what the Conductor see Mother? .... she said ... " Because that Conductor is your Godfather" ... small world.

Not too far from Ottawa, I think the park itself is about 100 years old? Mazinaw Rock is the big draw of course since it seems kind of incongruous with the surrounding area. Very nice Ontario woods, water, and rocks.

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These videos are the very best of their kind. All great pertinent info and good music.

Beautiful, thanks for sharing. What month was this trip please? We're looking at RV'ing over there next spring (May), and hope it's perfect ice berg time. :--))

We recently found your channel as we're planning a trip to NL in the near future. You have wonderful content; we find you very informative and easy to listen to. Wondering what you found as regards boil water advisories in NL? From what we can gather they're pretty frequent and widespread. We want to have a good water filtration system in place so we can avoid boiling water all the time, and not be forever feeling like we need to sanitize our fresh-water tank. We plan to do some boondocking and are hoping you have some input on the many places one can apparently dry camp. We're going to have to find ourselves a good map (or app) of available potable water supply/dump stations for sure! We've also enjoyed your Ontario Parks videos so far and hope you'll be posting more of them! One issue seems to be poor cell reception in ON parks. I know there are those who say we should just be enjoying nature, but many people need to be connected for a variety of reasons. Wondering if this is an issue for you.Thanks for the great videos, and looking forward to the next!

I was told that touristy places don’t open until July, but that doesn’t seem true since you are there May/June.

We’ll be there next summer. We’re planning 2 weeks in Gros Morne, do you think that’s too long?

What a perfect day to tour Brook Pond.

What a magnificent sunset!

Great info! 😊

New subbie from Alberta, 🇨🇦. Great video! Where do you live? How long were you in NL?

We didn't get to Labrador on our Newfoundland trip in the past. We will be sure to make the trip on our upcoming trip to the Rock next summer. Loved the inter-provincial background music changes!😅 Thanks for putting this together, enjoying the series!

Seems to just get better and better!

Great video, very enjoyable, looking forward to rest of the series. I thought my Cairn Terrier was cute, Ranger is like a poster for the perfect face.

The snow will soon be flying over on the rock! One marvelous island!! Continue the amazing adventuring!!

Good morning. Love your channel. Wondering if you would do a video ever on unique places to visit in Canada. We live in Wisconsin, been to 4 Candian providences, but will be back. It's hard to find all the cool places without a local helping.

I"m assuming that Ranger stays in the camper while ya'll are out at various places, eg. the hot springs? We will be traveling with a 5 lb maltese and appreciate any advice about traveling with pets. Muchas Gracias from Texas!! Great videos by the way.

We camped at Killbear over Thanksgiving weekend. The person camping on our site the night before we arrived didn’t leave the site until 2:20pm. I had to inform him of the checkout time and ask him to leave. Dog owners regularly used the main beaches as their personal off leash dog park and let their dogs piss and shit on the beach. One ignorant family let their dog freely roam the entire lookout trail. We all thought the dog was lost or the owner had been injured and released their dog to attract help. They got belligerent with us when we asked them to keep their dog on its leash. We try to avoid Ontario Parks campgrounds whenever we can.

100% agree with the impact gun noise. I don’t currently own, or will o ever own an impact gun to use on our travel trailer.

100% agree with the impact gun noise. I don’t currently own, or will o ever own an impact gun to use on our travel trailer.

Your filming and editing is getting better and better! We are enjoying your series as we plan to go next summer. What time of year were these episodes filmed? Is mid June too late?

Interesting how they seem to have tweaked the dates of first landing there because in 1991 they were quoting the year 990 for leaf Erickson. They seem to like that nice round thousand years ago number I don't know if carbon dating has got so precise that they can dial in 30 year difference or not but I think that's kind of funny.

The scene at 12 minutes 18 seconds in the video is exactly what I remember nothing more no walkways no statues no "meeting of two worlds"

Wow, that plaque says August 2, 1991. I visited that site in June 1991 and I don't remember any visitor center or any of those pathways only have that extensive infrastructure that looks like it was all there after I visited just remember some sod mounds replicating what was discovered in 1960

I think it's hilarious that she finally references the movie "the Christmas story" when she's going to put her tongue on that piece of ice when the obvious reference for me was when she put on the survival suit and then she's like the kids little brother that can't hardly move after the mom dresses him up to go outside in the snow

Oh, I also hiked to the top of Gross morne .. it was June had a beautiful sunny day with waterfalls coming off and still snow

I am from Oregon and I was living in Idaho in 1991 when I made a road trip to Nova Scotia and Newfoundland in my VW van with my cat and I went all the way up to the northern tip where you guys went to L' Anse aux Meadows and I would pull chunks of ice out of the ocean to use in my icebox in my van for refrigeration and I did a little bit of "tallying" on small floating iceberg next to the shore, and I found out what Tucker Moore was .. I spent the summer on Cape Breton Island near Mabou great video!

Last year I watched your trip to Alaska, it was great. I see you have a new truck for this adventure. I would also like to go to Newfoundland and Labrador. In 2015 we took our 5th wheel to the Cabot Trail and stayed in the same campground as you. It was a great holiday. We arrived in the rain after driving through some road construction with large potholes. In the morning I woke to find my trailer on an angle. I thought the trailer had sunk in the ground due to the rain but found out I had 2 flat tires on the trailer. The tire shop informed me I had broken belts in both tires and they were unfixable. The day before I had a blowout just before the NB/NS border and damaged the side of my 5th wheel.

What an amazing sunset!! We visited there in 2008 and are planning on returning next summer. Thanks for the info, its helping us plan where to visit next time around 😊.

Beautiful sunset! I have seen a few vides of Gros Morne and it does look fabulous. Thanks for being real! Really appreciated your videos last year. Too bad you were not able to explore much of Jasper. My favorite place, I am so sad at all of the damage. We live near Edmonton, so we go a few times a year.

Views are very nice. It seems so cold. May would be to early for me. Also seems very hard to get there. I Watched past videos. I live in MO. USA. Vacations this year have had lots of drama. Person has to do things to go on vacation, get up early. miss sleep getting somewhere late. Fighting crowds and drama with that and boats are bit much. We got left by the boat, no return. Had get small plane to catch big plane. $$$ about 700, extra weight of bags was 165 of that, over 200 for room for the night few hours. The flight in small plane was very nice through and since they stay low you get see a lot.

Great video, thanks for sharing. Ranger is a cutie.

Please don't believe them ...Killbear is ONE of the Worst Provincial Parks I ve ever been too!! Rough Geogian Bay ...cramped camp sites...Rattlesnake s . These people are only trying to distract you from FAR nicer parks ! The Pinerys for example..do yourself a big favor and stay away 😢😢

Another great trip coming. I love it when I see you stop at things I've been too. We traveled in 2019 from Wisconsin to Cape Breton for the Celtic Colours Festival. We drove across from Sault Ste Marie. We stopped in Montreal, Moncton NB, went to Hopewell Rocks St Park, but missed Alma. I'll have to go back for fresh rolls! We toured Sydney, and we missed out on the Cabot Trail due to a very windy and stormy day. Looking forward to the rest of this adventure.

Thanks so much. We want to visit Newfoundland with our RV sometime. I was another travel vlogger and I could swear they said it was $1000+ one way. They only had a 24' class C, and I know fares are based on length, but I haven't checked it out too much, since we aren't coming for a couple of years. But now I can move that timeline up!. Looking forward to this series since I liked your trip to Alaska so much. Also your visits to Provincial parks. I want to tour Canada as well

Glad to see you're on another multi-episode adventure. I had watched Ep.2 before this one. Will continue to follow, and appreciate your letting us tag along!

You are making me quite jealous of your trip adventures! I'll follow along and enjoy the ride.

FYI guys that new Ferry and all the marine Atlantic ferries are the biggest in North America. And the new one is huge and is a "green ferry", uses hydrogen, electric and diesel for fuel. Doing our best. Can't wait to follow your visit.

Newfoundlander here and you are spot on the ferry. Been using it my whole life and it is what it is. We are an island.

I took that ferry some years back but did the night crossing.- the ride was rough due to bad seas.

Love it ❤

I've watched this twice now and I wish I could give you another thumbs up.

Ranger is looking good!!!!!

Well done, thank you!✌️

Love your videos- best ones out there. Glad I’ve found you. Thank you for your very informative park info - keep them coming. ❤️

Glad to see the two of you (and Ranger) setting off on a new adventure. I’ve always enjoyed your videos.

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We have a similar setup, Ram half ton and smaller travel trailer and I’ve been getting 7.5-8.5 mpg. I used to be in the 10’s. Any way nice setup. Enjoy the trip.