I use to live in New Bedford. My husband would reliever all the time to cape cod. So bummed I just knew of you guys now 😭😭😭 you could've gone to this cute place called Danas Kitchen. She's the sweetest!! Their food is so fresh and so good! Cape Cod is beautiful
Arizona time! Love it. My rating of time goes something like this: slowest - Africa time, next in line - Hawaii time, next in line - Arizona time. Then there is Seattle time which is not full pace fastest but too fast for my taste and I live in the area.
What a great channel and an awesome family. My wife and I have been contemplating a travel trailer to explore with our 2 year old daughter and you have inspired us to take the plunge! You mentioned in one of your videos that you only get 18 summers with your kids and I want to make the most of them! We are from MA so Normandy Farms will likely be one our first excursions. Safe travels!
Your family is so entertaining, thank you for sharing the adventures! I always know there will be laughs along the way, even when things don't go exactly as planned. Trish & Marc, you are giving your children an amazing gift!
Thanks Ed! We laugh a lot. Not sure the kids really "get it"... be I have a feeling watching the videos years from now will be special for them. Thanks for your comment! -Marc
Next time your up that way check out Plymouth they have a 1/3 scale replica of they Mayflower, and a few other sites like the1749 court house, old north church, plymouth plantation and such . Myles Standish state forest has reasonable sites
We found Cape Cod to be a bit over-rated. It was quite congested. I thought it was going to be more of an isolated beach community but it seemed to be just another suburb of Boston. I also never saw so many traffic cops in my life anywhere. Every couple blocks there were cars pulled over getting written up. The Marconi Site was a novelty with some history and we toured several lighthouses along the way. The best thing about that day is the awesome tie-dye tee shirts we got at the local Ben & Jerry's that have a graphic of Cape Cod but say Cape Cow (people always stop us and ask us where Cape Cow is when we wear them). You may have gotten some ideas from watching our videos if you had a chance :-)
Commented on last video when you were in Rhode Island , was not sure how old video was, but seeing you pay the toll taker I knew it was at least a year. We no longer have toll takers, all electronic
Loved this episode - thanks Mark! Two more things to do in Boston: - walk the entire length of the Rose Fitgerald Kennedy Greenway- take a free walking tour provided by the national park service located in the Quincy Market building behing Fanueil Hall - north or south tours (April-October) Cape Cod: - Go to the National Seashore in Eastham
I'll let Tori know. Always brings a smile to her face. We haven't done them lately and someone requested. So we were to sure to include in San Antonio and Carlsbad Caverns - 2 episodes coming up.
You are zooming around the big, wide, world way too fast just like we did when we started out. There is so much to see and do in these places! We are trying to balance our travels so we can better explore an area but it is difficult! We are learning a lot from you about destinations and all the things to see and do. The tips are very helpful! Thanks so much! Safe travels!
You couldn't be more right Jacky and Bo! 6 months was way too fast to cross the county and back. Practically a highlight tour. At the same time, we seem to accomplish just as little when we stayed in a single place longer. We ended up just using the extra time to catch-up on work and school. I think using BLM would help and we're looking into solar and other options for Season 3! Keep in touch.
Dennis is my home town. You actually passed by my child hood home just 1/2 mile from Mayflower beach. Sorry go got so frustrated with the town it’s not really a fast in and out sort of place. Best to plan a minimum of a week or two on the Cape with a home base and take day trips. You should see all the neat little towns and Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket, each island a minimum of a day each.
Paul Revere never shouted the legendary phrase later attributed to him (“The British are coming!”) as he passed from town to town. The operation was meant to be conducted as discreetly as possible since scores of British troops were hiding out in the Massachusetts countryside. Furthermore, colonial Americans at that time still considered themselves British; if anything, Revere may have told other rebels that the “Regulars”-a term used to designate British soldiers-were on the move.
Going back and watching your old videos because I've seen all the new ones lol every time that music would come on at about 11 minutes my 2 year old would stop whining and start groovin with me haha and then my 9 month old was getting in on the action. Yes we want to full time RV even with 2 2 and under. It's gonna happen soon! Thinking about getting the grand design reflection with a mid bunk for the babies.
Great episode guys, Marks camera skills r improving, Boston's awesome n Tori's tips r accurate n handy. Looking forward for more adventures. Have a great time guys, Vin
Hey... thanks Vin! I had to go back and watch it again and I guess you're. Now I just need a gimbal or something for better stabilization. I'll pass your compliment on to Tori. Thx or the comment!
I love you guys!! You make me smile and laugh. I've watched every episode you produce. You have an awesome family and I look forward to each of your video uploads with anticipation. I'll be disappointed when your travels come to an end. :-) Tom
Paul, it's Trish. The British are coming. Love it! Cracked me up. You guys are wonderful to watch and it's wonderful that you are sharing this excursion. Be safe and travel well.
You didn't miss anything skipping the Duck Tour. In fact beside sampling more food or checking out the aquarium, you didn't really miss much of anything else.
You and I think alike... not a fan of the touristy stuff. But bc we missed the Duck Tour... the family ganged up on me for a duck tour in Miami and it was pretty good. Saw all the homes on star island - next weeks vid.
Years ago, when Faneuil Hall Marketplace was new. (It used to be warehouses) Mayor Kevin White likened it to the Bermuda Triangle. He said city hall employees would go there for lunch and not return...
I stumbled across your channel by looking for videos on Mt. Rushmore KOA. Now I have watched every single one you have done! You guys are a hoot and I can't wait to see the next one!
Great city! How do your kids do without tv and video games, if they were into those things before y'all left? They're getting some great history lessons while on y'all's trip. Thank you for sharing!
We gave up TV a few years ago. As a side note, I think that was the first step toward living a more adventurous life. Unplugging from the machine that has only consumer ideas :) Not that we don't watch TV at all, just not cable. We watch Netflix from time to time, but less and less now. Mostly RUclips which is real "reality tv". The boys still video game a lot on their computers. A platform called Steam. Way too much, but it keeps them entertained when there isn't a lot going on.
Wow! That's interesting considering their ages! I cut my satellite service off Tuesday when my wife and daughter start their college semester back. Or should I say my wife starting her senior year and my daughter starting her freshmen year! Thank you for your reply!
The Battles of Lexington and Concord, fought on April 19, 1775, kicked off the American Revolutionary War (1775-83). On the night of April 18, 1775, hundreds of British troops marched from Boston to nearby Lexington, then to Concord in order to seize a colonial defensive arms cache. 77 Americans at Lexington fired the "shot heard 'round the world" that day.
Unfortinatly, we didn't make it to the universities. I think in part because this trip has shown Tori that Arizona is a pretty cool statee :) and she'll likely go in state now. We wanted to take the opportunity to show her universities across the county and we have been to a few, but not as many as we planned. Amazing how busy we are... when we thought we would have all the time in the world! -Marc
You're welcome. Been a rough week here in South Florida. Hurricane Mathew, I was assigned to a shelter for 48 hours and my Mom just passed away on the Thursday before. She wanted me to pursue my dream of full-time rving once I retire from Law Enforcement along with my fiancé. Take care and enjoy the journey ! Eddie
Sorry to hear about your mom. :( Touch week is right. We were in St. Augustine and had to move inland. I'm sure you'll make your full-time dream happen and it's worth the effort. Some really great moments.
Yes, I'll admit that we blew it when it came to Cape Town. Not enough time and poor planning, but it ended up okay. There are a few places that Tricia and I need to revisit just the two of us!
I'm sure many people have told you this but another great app besides all stays is trip advisor. It's wonderful for finding food locally where you are as everybody gets to vote for it in the number one to number five are usually great. I'm halfway through your series and enjoying them immensely I just wanted to give you a tip that I know of.
Keep Your Daydream Trip Advisor is our go to app for "restaurants" and "things to do" when planning a trip and also once we arrive. Lots of good information when in an unfamiliar area.
Keep Your Daydream Trip was awesome. Driving was an experience to say the least. My favs: Hadrian's Wall, Stonehenge, York, narrowboat ride in Wales and Cornwall. Thanks for asking.
big sand bar you should have stop at the Dennis public market to get a sandwich to go to mayflower beach takes a week of serious looking to see the cape
Was that the beach we were on? There was place to grab a bite behind us... but we didn't know about until we left to grab a bite and come back. Yes, I agree. We needed a month to spend in New England with a week in each area. We'll be back!
Just curious, how do you handle going into town for a full day into the night and not have a way for Maddie to go potty? This is a struggle being full-time and wanting to go play all day.
That's a good question. Maddie sleeps all day so it seems to work out... I mean. All. Day. Long. But due to work and the kids school... we tend to not leave the rig until after lunch or even 3 and come back late.
I’ve noticed that you leave your dog in the camper at times while you have jt parked with no power plugged in. Do you have the a/c running? Trying to figure out how to not die of heat stroke in our camper in the Texas heat when we don’t have power at the storage parking. How did you keep the camper cool enough for your beautiful old golden??
Funny, and one week is not enough time for Boston MA. I was in the area for a month, Boston, Nantucket, Martha's vineyard, Plymouth, and could have spent more time if I had it. keep the rubber on the road.
You're right! And we were more busy than normal with work and school. I liked how Less Junk More Journey mentioned in a recent video that one of their subscribers says "keep the rubber on the road". I mentioned in the comments that I know who that is! :)
Yeah, we needed more time around here. If everything wasn't so booked, we would have stayed at different parks. Too many rules at Normandy Farms. Nice grounds, but felt like a country club prison :)
Do you guys have a jeep wrangler thing going? All your videos seem to have some kind of parked JK or JKU in the background somewhere. Not that I'm complaining ... I drive one and intend to place it behind a nice A-Class soon.
That's crazy! Never noticed, but yes... we're jeep fans, but have never owned one. I'll keep my eye out in the background. With that being said, it would be cool to incorporate a JK game into the vlogs.
Sorry you didn't make it to Provincetown. I love that place! I'm not sure if Chatham is where The Black Dog is, but I'll tell you a funny story. I was there with my black lab, Ebony. We were in the store and Ebony got all excited to see this big stuffed toy black lab. She went up to its face wagging her tail and sniffing its nose... no reaction. So she goes to its underbelly wagging her tail and sniffing... no reaction. So then she went to under its tail sniffing its bum... no reaction! She didn't get that it was a stuffed animal! Everyone in the store watching her were killing ourselves laughing! My poor girl. Not the brightest light, but I love her even more for that! I love your Maddie. I'm missing her too.
"Hey Trish, Thank you for the heads up!!! Instead of me riding through the town on horseback to alert everyone, I think I may just send out a group text or post it to Facebook. Don't you think that will be much more effective??" ^^^^^^^ that was my attempt at Paul Revere's response to the closing scene :-)
A little history Paul Revere who was French did not say "The British are coming" He and two others went to warn Lexington and Concord that the Regulars where on the move. Most of the folks in British North America considered themselves as British. George Washington was colonel in the British Colonial Army at the time of the action at Lexington. Pop quiz: how many colonies where there in British North America in 1776 ?
Were you amazed at how small Paul Revere's house was? Doorways are short and everybody lives close. I love Boston. Yes, the Northend is amazing. I worked in that area from a few years as a security guard, of all things, when I was in collage. I love seeing all this. LOL! Welcome to Cape Cod. Go to Toro. It is at the tip and beautiful!!
The duck tour is pretty great! I live here and did go on it once, so much fun i will do it again. if you ever come back here you should too. Also, you didn't go to provincetown!? All this way and you didn't go, That was a few more miles to see one of the, if not, the best part of cape cod. Again, next time. It sure is hard to do what your doing, watching this video made me cringe to see you two kind of getting on eachothers cases, but, it is what it is, . I just can't stop thinking of how you missed provincetown and the lower cape areas, there is a lot of dunes with white sand everywhere, and just beutifull landscapes just a few more miles down the road. not my buisness but / SLOW DOWN AND TAKE MORE IN!! YOUR MISSING IT!!
All good points. Traveling full-time, we have gotten used to missing great spots. It just impossible to see it all unless we were empty nesters and traveling extremely slow. So we just do the best we can and move on to the next spot. We've also learned that the best things about travel is not the destination, it's the people and unexpected events that happen. We just spent the last hour with a guy fishing for sting ray with rocket propelled fishing line off the coast of Malibu, CA. Great time and has very little to with Malibu.
you are definetlly doing a great job of seeing everything and more, people are mostly good in my mind and you are surely correct in meeting nice people it sure makes you feel good to make new friends along the way, thanks for the awesome videos, i wish i could have done thi with my kis when they were younger. Maybe i'll see you on the road. safe travels and if you ever come bak to mass, i can point you to some really cool spots
Well, being from AZ... we have been to Vegas so many times, it's not in this route. In fact, we went to Vegas with friends about a month before we left in May. But I'm sure Vegas will make other videos in the future :)
I hope there comes a day when "travelers" dont worry about wifi and data so much. Every video on youtube .... wifi, data, boosters .... its sad. I just want to see some people walking around getting lost and asking for directions, or better yet, sitting in the middle of nowhere enjoying no wifi or data....lol. Great video, just a little rant and vent. Keep up the good work and safe travels.
I appreciate your comments and agree with you that "wifi" can take away from the experience. On the the other hand, we're hardly ever lost, we typically always know exactly where to eat (and if the food will be good before hand) and it made this trip possible so I could continue to work and kids go to school. Where I see the problem, it people would rather be talking to their friends elsewhere instead of the people they are with. I think if Wifi remains a tool for travel... it won't take away from the trip. -Marc
Dont mind me .. its probably my age lol. Work and school are def in need of wifi and data to get done. And to be honest, I dont know how many times Ive asked google to review food for me lol. I think I just need to accept that the days of a quarter in your pocket for a phone call, getting lost and asking for directions, and eating crappy food and saying "never again" and gone ... and thank god lol. ok, enough ranting for me. Time to charge my Samsung s5, pack up my macbook pro and head to starbucks for my coffee and netflix lol. (seriously) ... safe travels to you all and again, I really enjoy the videos!!
Can't remember... we drove around the city and finally concluded that most of the parking garages were the same, so we ducked into a below ground garage and parked. There was lots to choose from. Parking was no biggie. It could have been more, but we didn't start the meter until lunch hour.
That dog is ALL HEART!
Now I see when I visit Boston, I need to stay a month! Love the intro!
I use to live in New Bedford. My husband would reliever all the time to cape cod. So bummed I just knew of you guys now 😭😭😭 you could've gone to this cute place called Danas Kitchen. She's the sweetest!! Their food is so fresh and so good! Cape Cod is beautiful
Arizona time! Love it. My rating of time goes something like this: slowest - Africa time, next in line - Hawaii time, next in line - Arizona time. Then there is Seattle time which is not full pace fastest but too fast for my taste and I live in the area.
Whirlwind tour, hilarious ending!
Thanks for the joy ride.
Glad your kids got to see some of Boston's historical sites,they'll never forget it..
You're not kidding. It's amazing how much more engaging American History is when standing in the building! Boston is a great place.
What a great channel and an awesome family. My wife and I have been contemplating a travel trailer to explore with our 2 year old daughter and you have inspired us to take the plunge! You mentioned in one of your videos that you only get 18 summers with your kids and I want to make the most of them! We are from MA so Normandy Farms will likely be one our first excursions. Safe travels!
We love Mike’s Pastry. Best cannolis ever,
Your family is so entertaining, thank you for sharing the adventures! I always know there will be laughs along the way, even when things don't go exactly as planned. Trish & Marc, you are giving your children an amazing gift!
Thanks Ed! We laugh a lot. Not sure the kids really "get it"... be I have a feeling watching the videos years from now will be special for them. Thanks for your comment! -Marc
Next time your up that way check out Plymouth they have a 1/3 scale replica of they Mayflower, and a few other sites like the1749 court house, old north church, plymouth plantation and such . Myles Standish state forest has reasonable sites
I did a duck tour in Portland, Oregon and it was really fun
We found Cape Cod to be a bit over-rated. It was quite congested. I thought it was going to be more of an isolated beach community but it seemed to be just another suburb of Boston. I also never saw so many traffic cops in my life anywhere. Every couple blocks there were cars pulled over getting written up. The Marconi Site was a novelty with some history and we toured several lighthouses along the way. The best thing about that day is the awesome tie-dye tee shirts we got at the local Ben & Jerry's that have a graphic of Cape Cod but say Cape Cow (people always stop us and ask us where Cape Cow is when we wear them). You may have gotten some ideas from watching our videos if you had a chance :-)
Commented on last video when you were in Rhode Island , was not sure how old video was, but seeing you pay the toll taker I knew it was at least a year. We no longer have toll takers, all electronic
Duck tours are fun! Paul, the British are coming. Hahaha!
Loved this episode - thanks Mark!
Two more things to do in Boston: - walk the entire length of the Rose Fitgerald Kennedy Greenway- take a free walking tour provided by the national park service located in the Quincy Market building behing Fanueil Hall - north or south tours (April-October)
Cape Cod: - Go to the National Seashore in Eastham
Thanks for the suggestions. We'll definitely be back and check that out!
The Marc and Tori tips are great!! Thanks
I'll let Tori know. Always brings a smile to her face. We haven't done them lately and someone requested. So we were to sure to include in San Antonio and Carlsbad Caverns - 2 episodes coming up.
Tell Tori that the picture she drew is AMAZING. Glad you focused on it!
Yeah, for drawing on an iPad too!
You are zooming around the big, wide, world way too fast just like we did when we started out. There is so much to see and do in these places! We are trying to balance our travels so we can better explore an area but it is difficult! We are learning a lot from you about destinations and all the things to see and do. The tips are very helpful! Thanks so much! Safe travels!
You couldn't be more right Jacky and Bo! 6 months was way too fast to cross the county and back. Practically a highlight tour. At the same time, we seem to accomplish just as little when we stayed in a single place longer. We ended up just using the extra time to catch-up on work and school. I think using BLM would help and we're looking into solar and other options for Season 3! Keep in touch.
Dennis is my home town. You actually passed by my child hood home just 1/2 mile from Mayflower beach. Sorry go got so frustrated with the town it’s not really a fast in and out sort of place. Best to plan a minimum of a week or two on the Cape with a home base and take day trips. You should see all the neat little towns and Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket, each island a minimum of a day each.
Paul Revere never shouted the legendary phrase later attributed to him (“The British are coming!”) as he passed from town to town. The operation was meant to be conducted as discreetly as possible since scores of British troops were hiding out in the Massachusetts countryside. Furthermore, colonial Americans at that time still considered themselves British; if anything, Revere may have told other rebels that the “Regulars”-a term used to designate British soldiers-were on the move.
Going back and watching your old videos because I've seen all the new ones lol every time that music would come on at about 11 minutes my 2 year old would stop whining and start groovin with me haha and then my 9 month old was getting in on the action. Yes we want to full time RV even with 2 2 and under. It's gonna happen soon! Thinking about getting the grand design reflection with a mid bunk for the babies.
Great episode guys, Marks camera skills r improving, Boston's awesome n Tori's tips r accurate n handy.
Looking forward for more adventures.
Have a great time guys,
Vin
Hey... thanks Vin! I had to go back and watch it again and I guess you're. Now I just need a gimbal or something for better stabilization. I'll pass your compliment on to Tori. Thx or the comment!
I love you guys!! You make me smile and laugh. I've watched every episode you produce. You have an awesome family and I look forward to each of your video uploads with anticipation. I'll be disappointed when your travels come to an end. :-) Tom
Thanks Tom. We're having a blast making these videos and building a community. Already thinking of season 2 - winter RV trip.
Paul, it's Trish. The British are coming. Love it! Cracked me up.
You guys are wonderful to watch and it's wonderful that you are sharing this excursion.
Be safe and travel well.
Lol. Thanks. Inspired by Verizon, but Tricia's version was better :)
Tin Man camera systems for your RV
Enjoyed the Video. I've visited Boston a couple of times with my family.
Great video as always. Excellent way to end the video with "the British are coming", Tricia. Priceless, lol.
Thanks! A few have mentioned that... I like it when it works out! :)
You didn't miss anything skipping the Duck Tour. In fact beside sampling more food or checking out the aquarium, you didn't really miss much of anything else.
You and I think alike... not a fan of the touristy stuff. But bc we missed the Duck Tour... the family ganged up on me for a duck tour in Miami and it was pretty good. Saw all the homes on star island - next weeks vid.
Very cool guys! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Eddie!
Hi Marc, what truck do you have? Spec? How's your trailer weight?
Years ago, when Faneuil Hall Marketplace was new. (It used to be warehouses) Mayor Kevin White likened it to the Bermuda Triangle. He said city hall employees would go there for lunch and not return...
That's how I feel about it... but Trish loves markets like that, so we return :)
I stumbled across your channel by looking for videos on Mt. Rushmore KOA. Now I have watched every single one you have done! You guys are a hoot and I can't wait to see the next one!
kj gibberstine :) Awesome. Thx for letting us know. It's exactly why we do it!
Normandy Farms is such a nice campground, with huge dog park. Roadtrek owners held a big rally there several years ago.
We had fun there. I've since come to appreciate family owned parks that are a bit more casual (but nice). I'm glad we stayed once though.
I love your dog, she's pretty.
Great dog. She doesn't look old unless a young Golden is around...
You guys need your own show!
That would be cool! :)
Excellent video guys! Loving watching your adventures. Thanks for sharing! :)
Thanks Chuck! We enjoy sharing everything we're doing and learning.
Great city! How do your kids do without tv and video games, if they were into those things before y'all left? They're getting some great history lessons while on y'all's trip. Thank you for sharing!
We gave up TV a few years ago. As a side note, I think that was the first step toward living a more adventurous life. Unplugging from the machine that has only consumer ideas :) Not that we don't watch TV at all, just not cable. We watch Netflix from time to time, but less and less now. Mostly RUclips which is real "reality tv". The boys still video game a lot on their computers. A platform called Steam. Way too much, but it keeps them entertained when there isn't a lot going on.
Wow! That's interesting considering their ages! I cut my satellite service off Tuesday when my wife and daughter start their college semester back. Or should I say my wife starting her senior year and my daughter starting her freshmen year! Thank you for your reply!
GO SOX!!!!!!
Poor Charlie missing all the fun.
The Battles of Lexington and Concord, fought on April 19, 1775, kicked off the American Revolutionary War (1775-83). On the night of April 18, 1775, hundreds of British troops marched from Boston to nearby Lexington, then to Concord in order to seize a colonial defensive arms cache. 77 Americans at Lexington fired the "shot heard 'round the world" that day.
Great episode 18! Did you guys visit the colleges in Boston, you mentioned BU. Harvard, MIT, Tufts? Maddie!
Unfortinatly, we didn't make it to the universities. I think in part because this trip has shown Tori that Arizona is a pretty cool statee :) and she'll likely go in state now. We wanted to take the opportunity to show her universities across the county and we have been to a few, but not as many as we planned. Amazing how busy we are... when we thought we would have all the time in the world! -Marc
old Barnstable is a good stop in the Cape, couple sea museums to see, and some nice eatery. and Sandy neck beach is top notch, in my opinion.
tim kirwin Yeah, we really need to do more research or stay longer! So busy all the time, but making the most of it. Thx for the comment.
trial by investing is one of the best ways to do it!
safe travels.
You're welcome. Been a rough week here in South Florida. Hurricane Mathew, I was assigned to a shelter for 48 hours and my Mom just passed away on the Thursday before. She wanted me to pursue my dream of full-time rving once I retire from Law Enforcement along with my fiancé. Take care and enjoy the journey ! Eddie
Sorry to hear about your mom. :( Touch week is right. We were in St. Augustine and had to move inland. I'm sure you'll make your full-time dream happen and it's worth the effort. Some really great moments.
Thank you.
Nice, funny episode. Your humor and editing skills are improving all the time. lol It really was a funny episode.
Thanks Coach! Yes, it's taking time to learn how to be funny on video and thinking of new ideas all the time. Thanks for noticing! :)
used to live in Middletown, just n. of Newport. my uncle was a fireman there. their last name was Medeiros.
My favorite cape town is Falmouth. Visited many times and my wifes hometown.
Yes, I'll admit that we blew it when it came to Cape Town. Not enough time and poor planning, but it ended up okay. There are a few places that Tricia and I need to revisit just the two of us!
Thanks for letting us tag along!
Glad you came!
I'm sure many people have told you this but another great app besides all stays is trip advisor. It's wonderful for finding food locally where you are as everybody gets to vote for it in the number one to number five are usually great. I'm halfway through your series and enjoying them immensely I just wanted to give you a tip that I know of.
Thanks Stacey. We're familiar, but never thought of it for RVing. Will check it out.
Keep Your Daydream Trip Advisor is our go to app for "restaurants" and "things to do" when planning a trip and also once we arrive. Lots of good information when in an unfamiliar area.
How do you guys feel when you're driving though big(ger) cities with your trailer? Is it nerve-racking with heavy traffic?
I’d love to visit “Cheers”
great ending!
Thanks. Haven't heard from you in a while! Can't forget anti-google + :)
Love the ending - LOL :)
Thanks! Inspired by Verizon, but I like Tricia's version better.
I'm diggin' those shades. Since this was back in 2016 does that mean I'm 4 years out of fashion? Sounds about right. What are those?
Boston is my next trip. Thanks for sharing.
UK and then Boston. Love it! How was your trip?
Keep Your Daydream Trip was awesome. Driving was an experience to say the least. My favs: Hadrian's Wall, Stonehenge, York, narrowboat ride in Wales and Cornwall. Thanks for asking.
We'll have to go! Can't wait.
I am at Normandy Farms every year around Halloween, very hard to get into and very expensive
Hi there! What garage did you use in Boston? Thank you!
big sand bar you should have stop at the Dennis public market to get a sandwich to go to mayflower beach takes a week of serious looking to see the cape
Was that the beach we were on? There was place to grab a bite behind us... but we didn't know about until we left to grab a bite and come back. Yes, I agree. We needed a month to spend in New England with a week in each area. We'll be back!
Just curious, how do you handle going into town for a full day into the night and not have a way for Maddie to go potty? This is a struggle being full-time and wanting to go play all day.
That's a good question. Maddie sleeps all day so it seems to work out... I mean. All. Day. Long. But due to work and the kids school... we tend to not leave the rig until after lunch or even 3 and come back late.
You guys should be really disappointed you didn't go to ptown. Best place on the Cape
I’ve noticed that you leave your dog in the camper at times while you have jt parked with no power plugged in. Do you have the a/c running? Trying to figure out how to not die of heat stroke in our camper in the Texas heat when we don’t have power at the storage parking. How did you keep the camper cool enough for your beautiful old golden??
Funny, and one week is not enough time for Boston MA.
I was in the area for a month, Boston, Nantucket, Martha's vineyard, Plymouth, and could have spent more time if I had it.
keep the rubber on the road.
You're right! And we were more busy than normal with work and school. I liked how Less Junk More Journey mentioned in a recent video that one of their subscribers says "keep the rubber on the road". I mentioned in the comments that I know who that is! :)
just a old retired police officer. stay safe and have fun. keep the rubber on the road.
Mayflower beach is amazing! I live 20 min from Normandy Farms Campground. I have three kids and want to get a camper and head out touring.
Yeah, we needed more time around here. If everything wasn't so booked, we would have stayed at different parks. Too many rules at Normandy Farms. Nice grounds, but felt like a country club prison :)
Yes I hear that a lot. What park did you stay in when you first got to Boston?
Oh... super no name place. Can't even remember. It was terrible, but only for 1 night because we were ahead of schedule.
Do you guys have a jeep wrangler thing going? All your videos seem to have some kind of parked JK or JKU in the background somewhere.
Not that I'm complaining ... I drive one and intend to place it behind a nice A-Class soon.
That's crazy! Never noticed, but yes... we're jeep fans, but have never owned one. I'll keep my eye out in the background. With that being said, it would be cool to incorporate a JK game into the vlogs.
Sorry you didn't make it to Provincetown. I love that place! I'm not sure if Chatham is where The Black Dog is, but I'll tell you a funny story. I was there with my black lab, Ebony. We were in the store and Ebony got all excited to see this big stuffed toy black lab. She went up to its face wagging her tail and sniffing its nose... no reaction. So she goes to its underbelly wagging her tail and sniffing... no reaction. So then she went to under its tail sniffing its bum... no reaction! She didn't get that it was a stuffed animal! Everyone in the store watching her were killing ourselves laughing! My poor girl. Not the brightest light, but I love her even more for that! I love your Maddie. I'm missing her too.
Hum... no answer (?). Maybe he's homophobic?
You all are so cute!!
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Does your truck have a wifi hotspot?
Boston has "The Freedom Trail", The Old North Church. The U,S,S, Enterprise, etc
"Hey Trish, Thank you for the heads up!!! Instead of me riding through the town on horseback to alert everyone, I think I may just send out a group text or post it to Facebook. Don't you think that will be much more effective??"
^^^^^^^ that was my attempt at Paul Revere's response to the closing scene :-)
The Midnight post of Paul Revere.
🤔 what do you guys do the Maddie the dog when you guys are out touring the town?
She sleeps in the RV. We leave the AC on if it's warm, but it's seldom warm when/where we travel.
A little history Paul Revere who was French did not say "The British are coming" He and two others went to warn Lexington and Concord that the Regulars where on the move. Most of the folks in British North America considered themselves as British. George Washington was colonel in the British Colonial Army at the time of the action at Lexington. Pop quiz: how many colonies where there in British North America in 1776 ?
Were you amazed at how small Paul Revere's house was? Doorways are short and everybody lives close. I love Boston. Yes, the Northend is amazing. I worked in that area from a few years as a security guard, of all things, when I was in collage. I love seeing all this. LOL! Welcome to Cape Cod. Go to Toro. It is at the tip and beautiful!!
The duck tour is pretty great! I live here and did go on it once, so much fun i will do it again. if you ever come back here you should too. Also, you didn't go to provincetown!? All this way and you didn't go, That was a few more miles to see one of the, if not, the best part of cape cod. Again, next time. It sure is hard to do what your doing, watching this video made me cringe to see you two kind of getting on eachothers cases, but, it is what it is, . I just can't stop thinking of how you missed provincetown and the lower cape areas, there is a lot of dunes with white sand everywhere, and just beutifull landscapes just a few more miles down the road.
not my buisness but / SLOW DOWN AND TAKE MORE IN!! YOUR MISSING IT!!
All good points. Traveling full-time, we have gotten used to missing great spots. It just impossible to see it all unless we were empty nesters and traveling extremely slow. So we just do the best we can and move on to the next spot. We've also learned that the best things about travel is not the destination, it's the people and unexpected events that happen. We just spent the last hour with a guy fishing for sting ray with rocket propelled fishing line off the coast of Malibu, CA. Great time and has very little to with Malibu.
you are definetlly doing a great job of seeing everything and more, people are mostly good in my mind and you are surely correct in meeting nice people it sure makes you feel good to make new friends along the way, thanks for the awesome videos, i wish i could have done thi with my kis when they were younger. Maybe i'll see you on the road. safe travels and if you ever come bak to mass, i can point you to some really cool spots
We're heading the West Coast now to BC! We are going slower. Twice as much time to cover 1/4 the distance. The odds are in our favor to see more.
when are you guys coming to Las Vegas NV
Well, being from AZ... we have been to Vegas so many times, it's not in this route. In fact, we went to Vegas with friends about a month before we left in May. But I'm sure Vegas will make other videos in the future :)
"...The British are coming....Go." HAHAHAHA!
I hope there comes a day when "travelers" dont worry about wifi and data so much. Every video on youtube .... wifi, data, boosters .... its sad. I just want to see some people walking around getting lost and asking for directions, or better yet, sitting in the middle of nowhere enjoying no wifi or data....lol. Great video, just a little rant and vent. Keep up the good work and safe travels.
I appreciate your comments and agree with you that "wifi" can take away from the experience. On the the other hand, we're hardly ever lost, we typically always know exactly where to eat (and if the food will be good before hand) and it made this trip possible so I could continue to work and kids go to school. Where I see the problem, it people would rather be talking to their friends elsewhere instead of the people they are with. I think if Wifi remains a tool for travel... it won't take away from the trip. -Marc
Dont mind me .. its probably my age lol. Work and school are def in need of wifi and data to get done. And to be honest, I dont know how many times Ive asked google to review food for me lol. I think I just need to accept that the days of a quarter in your pocket for a phone call, getting lost and asking for directions, and eating crappy food and saying "never again" and gone ... and thank god lol. ok, enough ranting for me. Time to charge my Samsung s5, pack up my macbook pro and head to starbucks for my coffee and netflix lol. (seriously) ... safe travels to you all and again, I really enjoy the videos!!
That is hilarious! Love it.
Did you park for 18 dollars a day? Can you tell me where that parkingplace is
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Can't remember... we drove around the city and finally concluded that most of the parking garages were the same, so we ducked into a below ground garage and parked. There was lots to choose from. Parking was no biggie. It could have been more, but we didn't start the meter until lunch hour.
You guys are going way to quick..Ptown, Nantucket, Vineyard, etc
KYD's most "merica episode ever.
Do not ride the ducks. Many people have been trapped and drowned in the ducks in Arkansas and Missouri
Go Yankees!
you should get your dog a doggy bed
Good idea! We got one in Austin. She uses it for her head... silly old girl.
Still giggling at the ending...
Lol. Thanks!
second comment
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yep us British are coming to save the world lol
Lol
Why do you allow your daughter to left her leg while the camera is going