I'm a single mom with a son we can't afford to go on vacation but so far I have seen the United States Through Your Eyes now I get to see the rest of the world thank you so much have fun and God bless Maria and Marcus.
I think you guys should write a book documenting all your adventures in the states and in foreign countries especially how you financed it, travel tips and tricks, best places to go that you loved, and how you has managed everyone to make sure everyone was safe and having a good time. I think you guys definitely inspired everyone to live life to the fullest. Btw I love your RUclips channel!
A really cool homescholling project would be if each one of the older kids picked an European language to learn the basics. The oldest kid (mom) could start with french since she is so enthusiastic about it and the other ones could start looking up expressions in Italian, Spanish, German etc so that there would always be someone who would be the "country language leader"
Mariana D. Yes ! The kids should each pick a language they want to learn. And then they could be the leaders like u said and also teach the other siblings and the mom and dad
Mike, give yourself a break, lie down and rest. You look very exhausted. It is not only jet lag, but the busyness, worry of logistics and heavy lifting you have done. Please take care!
Oh my, what wonderful history. You know, as I watch your channel, I am amazed at so many things. First of all, whoever selects the background music, thank you. The music always touches my heart, and I well up with tears. The music is always so poignant. I can see how this adventure is good for everyone: The kids are getting the education of a lifetime. The nanny is experiencing job skills on a trip to Europe. Dad and Mom are experiencing the opportunity to experience freedom and to share this experience with your audience, a person such as I who will never get any farther than the state next to me. So, I humbly thank you for my trip to France with a family that I have grown to love. I hope you soon find a place of worship, as I know this is very important to you, and another educational chance for the kids. I look forward to more of your journey. God bless you all. Priscilla Sissem
We love visiting France for our family holidays, it's such a treat from the views, the little bendy villages, the history, the food, the people. I really hope you enjoy it! God bless you and keep you safe. 💙❤💙❤
The perfect place to start your travels. Peace filled and romantic.Hope you rest up and are over your jetlag soon.This is so fantastic for us to share in..thanks again for your generosity.
I'm particularly going to enjoy your vlogging whilst in France. It is where we used to holiday when the children were young. Visiting quaint little villages and seeing how they survived the wars. Don't forget to go early for your croissants on Sunday they only open for short time.
I have so enjoyed your journey through the USA with you and now France and beyond. You are an amazing family and I admire you as parents - it's an such a mind blowing awesome gift you are giving your kids. You're in my prayers daily as you embark on your adventures and thank you so much for sharing them with us - God Bless!
Mike give yourself a break you have jet lag, PLUS the stress of the logistics of getting you all there, getting rental cars etc may be catching up with you. Hope your all able to rest and adjust so you can enjoy this new life! Bread is a staple all over Europe!!!
Yes, the famous German female tennis player Steffi Graff who lives in the USA said the one thing she would like to have from Europe is her German baker!
when i first started learning french i wached videos on youtube! i was about 8 years old and learned a lot of the basics without having to take classes.. doing this set me up for success when i actually began learning in a classroom
Love that you went to a smaller town. There is so much more to France then Paris. Good luck learning enough French to survive before you switch countries. Maybe you should assign each child a language😜
Thanks to you guys I've realized that is imperative that we travel with our children. My parents never traveled anywhere when I was young but I definitely want my children to experience the world. It's always scared me but you make it seem so easy. Please do a video about the process of planning your trips. Any tips or must haves for traveling with young children. We'd only be going for a week or 2 at a time.
If you guys would like to learn French (even just the basics), I would highly suggest Duolingo (app on Android and Apple). I am bilingual (English/French) and looked into it for a friend who wanted to learn French and found it very accurate and easy, she really enjoys it and is picking up conversational French quite well. I'm now using it to brush up on my Spanish. The older kids may enjoy it too if they're hoping to pick up a bit of French while you are in France.
It's crazy because living in England, we see a lot of this kind of stuff on a daily basis and pretty much take it for granted! It's so lovely to see how excited and blown away you guys are and it really makes me appreciate where I live! I hope you all continue to have the best time visiting all these new places. Thanks for taking us along too!
I am so excited for y'all!!! France is absolutely amazing and I admire your family for appreciating the little things that the country has to offer. All of you are extraordinarily open-minded and I discovered that shortly after finding your channel.
what a amazing adventure. What beauty. The kids are learning so much. I feel like I am living vicariously through you all. Love this, look forward to the videos. Thank you so much. Blessings for you all.
Hey, It is all for real ...you made it happen....awesome! Nice that you are giving yourselves some time in each place....so no worries about letting yourselves chill. Safe travels.
Thank you Andrew for the history lesson on castles, I found it very interesting. That was a beautiful little village you walked through, I loved learning about the town as Megan read about it. I didn't hear a peep from Eve, and she wasn't clinging to Mommy or Daddy. So thank you Sarah, Megan and Mike get a chance to enjoy the sights. My love to all. Julie
I noticed the video upload just as I unplugged my phone before getting out of bed. So had to say in bed til I watched it. What a lovely place and yes I noticed how quiet the countryside was too when I was there.
I would totally recommend that when u come to Scotland that u go to Linlithgow palace it u like historic castles because Linlithgow is just breath taken x
Such an amazing life you have there knorpp family. You've been such a good motivation and inspiration. May God bless you more and in the years to come.
It amazes me that for thousands of years these buildings have stood through time and weather. Now, buildings don't seem to stand up to things. Even though we are much more advanced.
Karen Harrison because capitalism- we have to keep buying. You are so right- things back then were based on quality instead of quantity like it is today
Visiting the great cathedrals in France is trip by itself. They laugh at the petite 350 year old churches we have in North America when theirs are 1200+ years old.
When I flew to Turkey I had jet lag so bad I slept for 2 1/2 days. It is an awful feeling but it eventually got better. I have also been to France and I lived in Germany for several years so I know your excitement and wonder. Enjoy your time in Paris and I will be watching for the rest of the videos.
That was lovely. My fist thought when I saw the wall with all the local flora and fauna shown was that it would be amazing to be a birder in that place! What a life-list that would make!
Watching this video makes me wish I was still backpacking through Europe! I love it there. Makes me so jealous/sad but so happy for you guys that you're experiencing such an amazing experience. Have fun and be safe!
I'm a huge fan of your channel ! And I'm so glad that you are all of you in France (because i'm french, i live in Paris). Enjoy your way of life in this beautiful country. I will follow this journey with you, like the others
just be sure to always say hello and how are you in French , then ask them in French if they speak English. they may be more likely to speak English with you if they see you speak a little French first :)
Yeah, I found that they love it if you try. I had a year of French before I went so I did pretty well in a basic way, but I found that they were always so pleased with me for trying and saying what I DID know how to say in French that they forgave me for the bits I didn't know :)
True! The only problem I've had with telling people that I don't speak a particular language in said language ("sorry, I don't speak [language], do you speak English?") this occasionally (not in French, though, since I speak it enough to get around) is that people make the typical "oh, you just said that in [language], so you obviously speak it" and then continue to speak that language as if I understood. Like... no, i was serious when I said I don't speak it. I'm sure that's great conversation, but it's going 100% over my head. :D
I know I say this in like every video, but I'm so excited for you guys. I'm so happy I found your channel! I'm like halfway through watching all your past videos. I hope you guys have the best time in france
I'm so proud of all of you! I recently went on a trip on my own with my friends to Uganda to do some aid work. We really helped there and it taught me so much about travelling and I know how hard it is to pick your stuff up and just move somewhere completely different! I'm so proud of all of you, especially the kids (I am only 17 from the UK) as I know how hard it was to leave my own country for a few months to live in such an unfamiliar place. I wish you all the best of luck!!!! Have fun travelling!
Enjoy you guys!! Take a break from posting. Relax. As much as I love to see your videos and can't wait to go to France one day, so i get to see it through you! You guys deserve a break. Enjoy family time. God bless you and keep you safe!! and take a bike ride down the old towns for me!! :)
There is nothing like real fresh French Bread. My family lived there when I was a child. It was my favorite place in Europe.The little triangular cheeses that were so creamy and the bread!
Your videos are always interesting and fun to watch, but I'm so enjoying all the comments now too since you left for Europe! I'm learning so much! Safe travels!
Esther looks really tired, but when she's up to it, ask her to look into the early hairstyles and the gowns from each period! We miss hearing from her! Love all that ye share! And welcome to Europe!
I'm currently vacationing in France with my family. So similar to where you are!! So much fun to see your exitement! I've been coming here for years now and my French is still awful even with 3 years of French in high school. It's not easy. Don't be hard on yourself 😉
It's so amazing to see you discover Europe from such a different perspective then mine as a European. Makes me appreciate my home continent so much more ♥
My mother-in -law came to America in the late 50's, months before my husband was born. She never lost her amazing accent. It was beautiful and lovely. She passed due to cancer a few years back, we miss her still very much. I have always wanted to go with my husband to France, to visit where his relatives live.
My grandparents came from France so I grew up with the French culture and spoke French at home and in school..As for bread yes it is very much part of our culture.I hope you all try the French cheese you will love it.
Loving the vlogs. I think they're becoming more interesting and fun. The unexpectedness of your adventures and the different cultures you're about to see 👍
Well thanks for sharing all your trips with us I live in New Jersey never been out of it so anything that I can see year it's just beautiful I'll never get a chance to see it in real life so thanks again for sharing
Seriously, you think there are older castles in England, this village in France is not the oldest ... and in the best conditions. There are many castles in France that are older and in better conditions. I remind you that England did not exist before the invasions of the French Normans!
Sebastien LE GALLIC - while I concede the majority of the fancy stone castles in England are Norman, Of course England existed before the Norman invasions! It is logically contradictory to say it didn't exist!! All I meant was that they should come and experience the rich history England has to offer. I apologise for insinuating that it is better than France's historic castles, which of course it is not... just different! (Also I see now that I jumped to conclusions- obviously there must be Castles in better conditions elsewhere in France! :) )
i was waiting for that first french vlog haha! :) it's so weird but cool to see you guys be so amazed by the same kind of thing that i see everyday ;) hope my lil country treats you guys well :)
So exciting that you've all made it safely to France! You have a great and inspiring family, thanks for sharing your journey. We just got back from a roadtrip in France, and I have been looking forward to your impressions of the amazing country. Greetings from Denmark
First off Mike, I hope you get over that jet lag soon😂! Megan....your enthusiasm is contagious! I loved everything that you guys showed us, it was just magical😍 So excited for what's to come!
I think it'll surprise you. They do eat a lot of rain, but I bet anything you all drop weight. I'm not exactly sure what it is, but it seems to work out that way. France is beautiful. Thanks for sharing with us.
It´s like i feel your excitement Megan! You feel like this is just the beginning and you are going to see an amazing combination of nature, culture and history... well you are! Although I´m from the Netherlands myself and I´ve already visited many places all over Europe I can´t wait till my husband and I get to travel Europe. Many young people from Europe want to go on vacations to countries in Asia and Africa nowadays but they don´t realise what´s around the corner. I´m so excited for you all! God bless!
Ahhhhhh. I love it!! When we lived in Germany we refused to live on base and wanted to live in a little town. This vlog brings back memories! Very similar. I miss it so much ❤
I think the quality looks fantastic. In NYC, the chains seem to intentionally put out really bad baked goods so officially you have the cookies, cakes, brownies and bread but they are too sweet and have chemical aftertaste so I would be surprised if anyone actually buys them. That whole baked goods culture seems to be discouraged in NYC. We have successful Latino and Asian bakeries. I think the Asian ones are not that good when it comes to bread but they are successful. The Latino ones are less prevalent but may be doing some things right but they are only in usually working class Latino enclaves.
Bread and pastries ARE France! Try a Millefeuille (a creamy pastry) means a thousand layers and they are delicious! Duolingo a free language app is great, I studied French at school for many years and use it to brush up on conversation before I go skiing over there from the UK x
I'm a single mom with a son we can't afford to go on vacation but so far I have seen the United States Through Your Eyes now I get to see the rest of the world thank you so much have fun and God bless Maria and Marcus.
Airfare to France is normally cheaper than say from New-York to California !
It's all about the frequency and number of the flights to a destination.
I love how excited Megan is at the end of the video. You guys rock. Thanks for sharing this experience with us!
I think you guys should write a book documenting all your adventures in the states and in foreign countries especially how you financed it, travel tips and tricks, best places to go that you loved, and how you has managed everyone to make sure everyone was safe and having a good time. I think you guys definitely inspired everyone to live life to the fullest. Btw I love your RUclips channel!
+Elizabeth Schwartzhoff - maybe someday! 📕📙📗📘
A really cool homescholling project would be if each one of the older kids picked an European language to learn the basics. The oldest kid (mom) could start with french since she is so enthusiastic about it and the other ones could start looking up expressions in Italian, Spanish, German etc so that there would always be someone who would be the "country language leader"
That'd be DOPPPPEEEEEE
Mariana D. That's a great idea!!!
Mariana D. Yes ! The kids should each pick a language they want to learn. And then they could be the leaders like u said and also teach the other siblings and the mom and dad
Awesome idea! Sure there are loads of fans who can help with learning languages! I'm Dutch, so I wouldn't mind helping them!
You'll probably find that the bread goes stale quickly. We use a lot less preservatives in Europe. But it's a great excuse to buy fresh every day!!!
Boy I can't believe you are in France and showing us everything. Thanks
Mike, give yourself a break, lie down and rest. You look very exhausted. It is not only jet lag, but the busyness, worry of logistics and heavy lifting you have done. Please take care!
Oh my, what wonderful history. You know, as I watch your channel, I am amazed at so many things. First of all, whoever selects the background music, thank you. The music always touches my heart, and I well up with tears. The music is always so poignant.
I can see how this adventure is good for everyone: The kids are getting the education of a lifetime. The nanny is experiencing job skills on a trip to Europe. Dad and Mom are experiencing the opportunity to experience freedom and to share this experience with your audience, a person such as I who will never get any farther than the state next to me. So, I humbly thank you for my trip to France with a family that I have grown to love.
I hope you soon find a place of worship, as I know this is very important to you, and another educational chance for the kids.
I look forward to more of your journey. God bless you all.
Priscilla Sissem
We love visiting France for our family holidays, it's such a treat from the views, the little bendy villages, the history, the food, the people. I really hope you enjoy it! God bless you and keep you safe. 💙❤💙❤
The perfect place to start your travels. Peace filled and romantic.Hope you rest up and are over your jetlag soon.This is so fantastic for us to share in..thanks again for your generosity.
I'm particularly going to enjoy your vlogging whilst in France. It is where we used to holiday when the children were young. Visiting quaint little villages and seeing how they survived the wars.
Don't forget to go early for your croissants on Sunday they only open for short time.
I have so enjoyed your journey through the USA with you and now France and beyond. You are an amazing family and I admire you as parents - it's an such a mind blowing awesome gift you are giving your kids. You're in my prayers daily as you embark on your adventures and thank you so much for sharing them with us - God Bless!
Mike give yourself a break you have jet lag, PLUS the stress of the logistics of getting you all there, getting rental cars etc may be catching up with you. Hope your all able to rest and adjust so you can enjoy this new life!
Bread is a staple all over Europe!!!
Yes, the famous German female tennis player Steffi Graff who lives in the USA said the one thing she would like to have from Europe is her German baker!
I love your Channel. I've taken the first step in my future for traveling full-time with my three kids as single parent.
when i first started learning french i wached videos on youtube! i was about 8 years old and learned a lot of the basics without having to take classes.. doing this set me up for success when i actually began learning in a classroom
youtube and the internet is your best friend! but also having a french teacher would be sooooo cool :)
what kind of videos would you watch? videos that teach french, or just videos that french people would watch, and just listen and try to pick it up?
wonderful to live vicariously through your adventures our humble thanks bonnie and grant berry
Love that you went to a smaller town. There is so much more to France then Paris. Good luck learning enough French to survive before you switch countries. Maybe you should assign each child a language😜
Thank you for taking us along your amazing adventures! Praying for safe travels for you all!
Thanks to you guys I've realized that is imperative that we travel with our children. My parents never traveled anywhere when I was young but I definitely want my children to experience the world. It's always scared me but you make it seem so easy. Please do a video about the process of planning your trips. Any tips or must haves for traveling with young children. We'd only be going for a week or 2 at a time.
If you guys would like to learn French (even just the basics), I would highly suggest Duolingo (app on Android and Apple).
I am bilingual (English/French) and looked into it for a friend who wanted to learn French and found it very accurate and easy, she really enjoys it and is picking up conversational French quite well. I'm now using it to brush up on my Spanish. The older kids may enjoy it too if they're hoping to pick up a bit of French while you are in France.
Duolingo is great
it is wonderful :)
It's crazy because living in England, we see a lot of this kind of stuff on a daily basis and pretty much take it for granted! It's so lovely to see how excited and blown away you guys are and it really makes me appreciate where I live! I hope you all continue to have the best time visiting all these new places. Thanks for taking us along too!
I am so excited for y'all!!! France is absolutely amazing and I admire your family for appreciating the little things that the country has to offer. All of you are extraordinarily open-minded and I discovered that shortly after finding your channel.
Dropped everything to watch this video ❤️❤️
Chelsea Williams me too! Even hit the liked button before i watched it 🤗
RUclips needs to have a love button!! So awesome!! We can't wait to get back to France and see more than Paris.
FYI, chateaux is the French word for castle. Thanks for sharing your journey - glad you got the uploading figured out.
Chateaux is actually plural, and it refers to large country homes or castles
Wow!!! I love what your family is doing. You guys are so blessed
what a amazing adventure. What beauty. The kids are learning so much. I feel like I am living vicariously through you all. Love this, look forward to the videos. Thank you so much. Blessings for you all.
Hey, It is all for real ...you made it happen....awesome! Nice that you are giving yourselves some time in each place....so no worries about letting yourselves chill. Safe travels.
Thank you Andrew for the history lesson on castles, I found it very interesting. That was a beautiful little village you walked through, I loved learning about the town as Megan read about it. I didn't hear a peep from Eve, and she wasn't clinging to Mommy or Daddy. So thank you Sarah, Megan and Mike get a chance to enjoy the sights. My love to all.
Julie
I noticed the video upload just as I unplugged my phone before getting out of bed. So had to say in bed til I watched it. What a lovely place and yes I noticed how quiet the countryside was too when I was there.
I'm excited for the future too! I can't wait to see what you do.
I LOVE the house you are staying in. So French. I love your videos. Hope I can go to France one day. Thank you for sharing your travels.
Oh, I am so excited for what is to come. Today was wonderful. You are teaching us so much. Thank you, Thank you.
I'm so glad it uploaded! We were checking every hour yesterday. ;)
Glad everything is going well!! Prayers for your family in France, that you may live your life the happiest way possible, bonne chance!!
I would totally recommend that when u come to Scotland that u go to Linlithgow palace it u like historic castles because Linlithgow is just breath taken x
Thank you for sharing your fantastic experiences with us!
Such an amazing life you have there knorpp family. You've been such a good motivation and inspiration. May God bless you more and in the years to come.
It amazes me that for thousands of years these buildings have stood through time and weather. Now, buildings don't seem to stand up to things. Even though we are much more advanced.
Karen Harrison because capitalism- we have to keep buying. You are so right- things back then were based on quality instead of quantity like it is today
Good point. So true!
Visiting the great cathedrals in France is trip by itself. They laugh at the petite 350 year old churches we have in North America when theirs are 1200+ years old.
France- lots of glorious bread!
I just got back from living in France for a year. Although I'm home now, I have a feeling your Vlogs will make me very heartsick for Europe.
When I flew to Turkey I had jet lag so bad I slept for 2 1/2 days. It is an awful feeling but it eventually got better. I have also been to France and I lived in Germany for several years so I know your excitement and wonder. Enjoy your time in Paris and I will be watching for the rest of the videos.
Andrew is such a smart kid. I'm 27 but I learn from lots from his lessons!
love how I can see how happy you are! so excited for you guys! 🤗
That was lovely. My fist thought when I saw the wall with all the local flora and fauna shown was that it would be amazing to be a birder in that place! What a life-list that would make!
Watching this video makes me wish I was still backpacking through Europe! I love it there. Makes me so jealous/sad but so happy for you guys that you're experiencing such an amazing experience. Have fun and be safe!
C'EST LA VIE! 🍷 Can't wait for your next upload. 👍👍👍👍👍
I'm a huge fan of your channel ! And I'm so glad that you are all of you in France (because i'm french, i live in Paris). Enjoy your way of life in this beautiful country. I will follow this journey with you, like the others
This is awesome! So glad you guys finally went across the pond.
Great ...Am waiting for your videos as well....Enjoy Knorpp family
How wonderful and amazing. I am trying to not be jealous!!! Hugs
just be sure to always say hello and how are you in French , then ask them in French if they speak English. they may be more likely to speak English with you if they see you speak a little French first :)
Yeah, I found that they love it if you try. I had a year of French before I went so I did pretty well in a basic way, but I found that they were always so pleased with me for trying and saying what I DID know how to say in French that they forgave me for the bits I didn't know :)
True! The only problem I've had with telling people that I don't speak a particular language in said language ("sorry, I don't speak [language], do you speak English?") this occasionally (not in French, though, since I speak it enough to get around) is that people make the typical "oh, you just said that in [language], so you obviously speak it" and then continue to speak that language as if I understood.
Like... no, i was serious when I said I don't speak it. I'm sure that's great conversation, but it's going 100% over my head. :D
I know I say this in like every video, but I'm so excited for you guys. I'm so happy I found your channel! I'm like halfway through watching all your past videos. I hope you guys have the best time in france
You guys are soo great
Y'all should try the app Duolingo! I'm learning Spanish and French on it and so far it's working out great and I'm learning a lot!
I'm so proud of all of you! I recently went on a trip on my own with my friends to Uganda to do some aid work. We really helped there and it taught me so much about travelling and I know how hard it is to pick your stuff up and just move somewhere completely different! I'm so proud of all of you, especially the kids (I am only 17 from the UK) as I know how hard it was to leave my own country for a few months to live in such an unfamiliar place. I wish you all the best of luck!!!! Have fun travelling!
Let all the kids know I'm very proud of them and hope they are all ok and if they ever want any help I'm here for them to talk :)
Enjoy you guys!! Take a break from posting. Relax. As much as I love to see your videos and can't wait to go to France one day, so i get to see it through you! You guys deserve a break. Enjoy family time. God bless you and keep you safe!! and take a bike ride down the old towns for me!! :)
Andrew is so smart! He's growing up to be such an incredible young man ☺
There is nothing like real fresh French Bread. My family lived there when I was a child. It was my favorite place in Europe.The little triangular cheeses that were so creamy and the bread!
If you loved this, you will love Ireland and Spain there is so much history and beautiful architecture
I'm glad you're liking Europe so far☺️
Your videos are always interesting and fun to watch, but I'm so enjoying all the comments now too since you left for Europe! I'm learning so much! Safe travels!
I am so so so excited for them to go to Italy!!! Please let it be soon...
Esther looks really tired, but when she's up to it, ask her to look into the early hairstyles and the gowns from each period! We miss hearing from her! Love all that ye share! And welcome to Europe!
I'm currently vacationing in France with my family. So similar to where you are!! So much fun to see your exitement! I've been coming here for years now and my French is still awful even with 3 years of French in high school. It's not easy. Don't be hard on yourself 😉
Thankyou so much for sharing this with us. I got so emotional for some reason.
You guys should come to Edinburgh Scotland. The festival ends at the end of August 🍸
I'm hoping to get up for my first Fringe this year!
It's so amazing to see you discover Europe from such a different perspective then mine as a European. Makes me appreciate my home continent so much more ♥
Can you imagine the work it took to build the buildings.? Incredible.
My mother-in -law came to America in the late 50's, months before my husband was born. She never lost her amazing accent. It was beautiful and lovely. She passed due to cancer a few years back, we miss her still very much. I have always wanted to go with my husband to France, to visit where his relatives live.
whenever i am on holiday in france the roof of my mouth hurts from all the baguettes 😄.
Can't wait for the next vlog. Greetings from Belgium!!
My grandparents came from France so I grew up with the French culture and spoke French at home and in school..As for bread yes it is very much part of our culture.I hope you all try the French cheese you will love it.
I wish one day I would able to do this with my family! Love you guys!
Loving the vlogs. I think they're becoming more interesting and fun. The unexpectedness of your adventures and the different cultures you're about to see 👍
Looks like such a beautiful place!
Feel better! It could take 2 weeks to get back to feeling like yourself. It takes me a day for every hour change.
Well thanks for sharing all your trips with us I live in New Jersey never been out of it so anything that I can see year it's just beautiful I'll never get a chance to see it in real life so thanks again for sharing
This is just so exciting!
Welcome to Europe :o) If you make it to Germany, you need to go see Rothenburg o.d.T. !!! Happy travels!
Mike you seriously need some sleep. You guys are doing an amazing job, I love all your videos!!!! Please never stop!!!
Beautiful old house. The dining room Chandelier is beautiful. Have some french bread for me. It is so yummy in France.
That village was beautiful, in the uk, we have castles that are 1000+ years old and in better condition! You should come visit so you can see them!
Seriously, you think there are older castles in England, this village in France is not the oldest ... and in the best conditions. There are many castles in France that are older and in better conditions. I remind you that England did not exist before the invasions of the French Normans!
Sebastien LE GALLIC - while I concede the majority of the fancy stone castles in England are Norman, Of course England existed before the Norman invasions! It is logically contradictory to say it didn't exist!! All I meant was that they should come and experience the rich history England has to offer. I apologise for insinuating that it is better than France's historic castles, which of course it is not... just different! (Also I see now that I jumped to conclusions- obviously there must be Castles in better conditions elsewhere in France! :) )
Megan, Duolingo is the way to go to learn the language. Get the app for the whole family!
i was waiting for that first french vlog haha! :) it's so weird but cool to see you guys be so amazed by the same kind of thing that i see everyday ;) hope my lil country treats you guys well :)
chloe mandy dupont "lil country" haha. It's pretty big to me 😜
i guess it is ;) but it is tiny compared to the usa eh :p
:-)
It's so weird to see them go to places where I've been so often haha
chloe mandy dupont You're right! Compared to the Netherlands (where I am from) it's big haha.
This is the very update that I have been dying to see. Yey!
So exciting that you've all made it safely to France! You have a great and inspiring family, thanks for sharing your journey. We just got back from a roadtrip in France, and I have been looking forward to your impressions of the amazing country. Greetings from Denmark
Wow, yes, it is so beautiful!
Wish you have a fun trip guys! ❤
Gee Mike, why would you be tired? You just got 12 people safely to another Continent, you deserve a nap.
First off Mike, I hope you get over that jet lag soon😂! Megan....your enthusiasm is contagious! I loved everything that you guys showed us, it was just magical😍 So excited for what's to come!
I think it'll surprise you. They do eat a lot of rain, but I bet anything you all drop weight. I'm not exactly sure what it is, but it seems to work out that way. France is beautiful. Thanks for sharing with us.
WOOOHOOOOO!!! BEEN WAITING FOR THIS!!!
I'm loving this!
It´s like i feel your excitement Megan! You feel like this is just the beginning and you are going to see an amazing combination of nature, culture and history... well you are! Although I´m from the Netherlands myself and I´ve already visited many places all over Europe I can´t wait till my husband and I get to travel Europe. Many young people from Europe want to go on vacations to countries in Asia and Africa nowadays but they don´t realise what´s around the corner. I´m so excited for you all! God bless!
Ahhhhhh. I love it!! When we lived in Germany we refused to live on base and wanted to live in a little town. This vlog brings back memories! Very similar. I miss it so much ❤
The German and Dutch supermarkets look amazing in youtube videos.
JE New York German supermarkets are pretty cheap, compared to US supermarkets.
I think the quality looks fantastic. In NYC, the chains seem to intentionally put out really bad baked goods so officially you have the cookies, cakes, brownies and bread but they are too sweet and have chemical aftertaste so I would be surprised if anyone actually buys them. That whole baked goods culture seems to be discouraged in NYC. We have successful Latino and Asian bakeries. I think the Asian ones are not that good when it comes to bread but they are successful. The Latino ones are less prevalent but may be doing some things right but they are only in usually working class Latino enclaves.
OMG. Got a great surprise..was just watching another one of ur volgs ..so happy for u all. .have a fab time from Debbie in South of Ireland..xxxx
Its so peacefull and close to nature... Plain yet elegant life...i wish i cld travel with ul.☺😍
Hopefully there will be a video tour of your new home in France for the next couple of months. It looks great. Good Luck
Thank you so much for posting this video, I've had a really rough day and this has really helped to cheer me up 💜
Bread and pastries ARE France! Try a Millefeuille (a creamy pastry) means a thousand layers and they are delicious! Duolingo a free language app is great, I studied French at school for many years and use it to brush up on conversation before I go skiing over there from the UK x