I have watched every uma video a lot of them multiple times. I am a 73 year old living in and rebuilding a 50 year old 14 by 70 ft. trailer house outside of fairbanks alaska. Most of my building materials are second-hand bought off Craigslist. Every time I get discoraged I watch one of your boat work videos and go back to work. So far I have cut my heat cost to 1/3 and while not pretty it looks better and I am proud of it.
This is one of your mellowest (and silliest) episodes, but that left me space to realise something. You're doing this while you're young, breaking free of the grind while you can still find delight in the simplest things. People, adventure and experience while you're young. Build it into your lives before you stodgily decide you can afford it easily, you've worked hard enough, or you're just tired and retired.
They call those honey buns here, they come with raisins, sliced almonds or some other stuff. No 3 ring circuses here in the USA anymore. Every is changing. not in a tent anyway.
@@blabberwulf7650 Due to the darn Covid thing, every live circus shows closed. BUT, Cirque du Solieil is back in business in many venues across North America. Have a look. You'll love it !
"One of the national emblems of France, the Coq Gaulois (the Gallic Rooster) decorated French flags during the Revolution." The Gallic rooster is an official national symbol of France as a nation. cheers, Sante!
Yes, it is a national symbol but is not the explanation of the chickens found painted everywhere in Brest, only in Brest region ... It is something that came out of a bar evening in 2013 with too many drinks as a joke and has stayed since as a very recent tradition ...
I'm From New Zealand, so we've seen the whole Rooster thing with French Rugby. To me it's like going to Canada and going 'What the story about all these tree leaf things' or why are New Zealanders named after a hairy fruit 🤦♂️
I’m always sad when one of your episodes ends. Now I have to wait for the next one wich seems much longer than one week. I love you guys and appreciate so much you’re taking me with you around the world! God bless you and protect you.
Story = A (as in Awesome) Music = A Editing = A Light = A Transitions = A Visuals = A Over-All Production = f@ck off and give the Globe/Emmy/Oscar already . You guys are amazing. Please keep posting!
Nice to see you both in Brittany ... I'm from Vannes, a city in the Gulf of Morbihan, that I hope you will have the chance to visit ... Great little inland sea, part of the club of the most beautiful bays ... Just a shame, that I am in full lockdown in Shanghai at the moment ... About the chicken's you see here and there on the walls of Brest ... It started in 2013 as a joke between two areas of Brest, one having people nicknamed "Chicken Robbers" and after too many drinks, they started painting them all over ... The tradition stayed and it is now even exported around the world by some people travelling ... So, keep your eyes open when visiting other ports in other countries, you might see some more
You come from a beautiful part of the world. I'm English, but have sailed down near you several times. Love Ille de Groix, although the small harbour with the ferry in and the Lorient residents sailing over at the weekend gets real busy. Also Belle Isle is superb too. I miss those times. As must you in Thailand. Although that's beautiful too. Enjoy sir.
@@sleepindragon179 Thanks a lot ... Since the last 2 years, haven't really had the opportunity to get out of China - Once you leave, when you want to come back, you are in full quarantine for 3 weeks or more depending on where you are ... Anyway, I'll see Brittany again soon, since with the catastrophic management of the Shanghai lockdown and the consequences that it will have, we have decided to leave China and head back to Europe ...
So, my two year old enjoys your videos with me and she was really concerned about Kika in the forest during the David Attenborough impression 😂. She also repeated the word 'architecture' almost perfectly. Beautiful and fun episode, per usual. Happy travels 😎
Wow - so much has changed in Brest since a much younger me was stuck there waiting for an October 1976 weather window! No Marina - we tied up alongside in the commercial harbor. No tram, no cable car - no chickens everywhere! 😁 Takes me back… thanks for this guys!
In Southern Colorado we sometimes hunt the notorious desert chicken. A larger variant of the fierce Forest chicken. You have to be extremely careful out in the open and run in a zigzag pattern through the sage if attacked by the dreaded desert chicken. It's best to bring large guard dogs.
OK, you guys owe me a new keyboard for my iPad. I spewed my morning coffee all over it during the “Jungle Chicken” segment. 😋 You guys have been “at sea” too long. LOVE IT.
I lived in the back of a horse trailer for 3 1/2 months in the Yukon River basin wilderness. I experienced hallucinations as well. Except instead of chicken my demonic friend was a Raven. We all go a little crazy sometimes. enjoyed this step.
Chickens are from a Brest street artist : Jean-Yves Le Fourn . Funny fact, he is a good friend of Yann Quenet ,owner of "Baluchon" a four-meter sailboat that crosses the Atlantic in 29 days. you can found the same stencil on the mainsail and the sturn of this tiny boat ;).
The pastry shown at 1:29 is a "galette de roi" whihc is usually only sold for a few weeks following Christmas. Is that when this was recorded? The shop visited, Paul, is described by Wikipedia as "a French chain of bakery-café restaurants found in 47 countries ". They even have stores in USA. Sorry you couldn't find a more authentic bakery.
That wasn't a gallette des rois, it was a pain au raisin, which is apparently locally renamed for the escargot resemblance. As a pain au raisin, however, that one looked a little overdone to me; they should be paler, and very soft. Probably better from a small backstreet boulangerie, rather than a big grocery chain.
@@rogerstone3068 Well, they bought a " pain aux raisins " but it was indeed a bunch of "Galette des Rois" that were on display at 26.40 Euros a piece. They even had the golden crown on top on each one.
Thanks again Dan and Kiki, lots of sites to see and slowly you're coming back to the Americas. Thanks for this report and see you next time and God bless you both. Adios
There seems to be no end to the variety in your videos! That is why it is so entertaining! Thanks! I noticed that your dodger looks as tight and as good as it did when you had it made for you in Hampton a couple of years ago. They did did a fine job on it! Your sail pack, too!
Always enjoy your view of a part of the world I’ve never been to. Your a lovely interesting couple full of life. Wish there were more like you. God bless
Great to catch up with you guys. Brest looks to be a great place and the circus looked amazing. RUclips algorithm has been hiding you from me but now for catch up. Andy UK
Guys, if you can, drop in on the ile de Re. It’s a beautiful island off La Rochelle where you can hire bikes almost anywhere and tour the island. Very full in summer but some lovely beaches and should not be too crowded now. We have holidayed in Le Bois Plage several times because it has a superb daily market, is in the centre of the island and you can walk or ride to the beach from almost everywhere. Enjoy👍🙏
Thanks, you guys are awesome to travel vicariously through and learn little segments of engineering from. The stack of deadwood in this segment (the jungle chicken nest) looked much like butterfly habitats. Peace.
Great done! Try to sail the river AULNE to CHATEAU NEUF at the RADE DE BREST. If you miss this river, at least try to sail the river ODET, up to the point where the river open to the plan before QUIMPER. JUST 300 METER BEVORE THERE IS A SMAL INLET TO THE SOUTH. After 500 meter there is a "pool" where you can stay some days and Explorer the town of QUIMPER by dinghy. Have fun! Fair winds from SV TENDREL-AURELIE
I may be wrong, but that pile of wood... it's sold as firewood and priced by cubic meter... They put the wood in those piles to be able to evaluate the volume...
It took some googling but I believe that the hens painted are perhaps related to support for farmers. Chicken is very serious business to the French. I have a request: lets hear K speak French!
OD'd on goofy pills, love it, I like to do it too when the mood whacks me (goofiness doesn't 'hit' you, it 'Whhacks' me with double bills....bills, wonder if that has a wild forest chicken influence). As far as the wood stack in the woods, people use that sort of set up to dry the wood before using it (fire, charcoal making or wood crafts). The wood we use for firewood has to be air dried for a year or it would not light...it might light eventually but then it sizzles and pops with lots of sparks. Just a thought.
I have such fond memories of Brest I hope you do too with your breakfast pastries, forest chickens, cable car & Kikas first circus 🎪 I am so envious! Stay Safe & Fair Winds!!
Brest seems to have a massive untapped opportunity for amazing tidal power generation. Once constructed they get constant base electrical power indefinitely with almost no maintenance. For example, dig a culvert to carry the tidal pressure to some area in which you can construct a kilometer square of pond floater pump system if you cannot do so within the mariner. They can also turn those floating docks into floater pumps...
wow that's awesome, my sub pulled into brest for a few days to resupply just a couple of months before you guys were there. Had many beers at the delirium bar right where that circus was set up.
As always... Awesome 👍. We officially crossed paths except i happened to be in a plane going to the isle of man. TT races 🔥.... Next time we cross it shall be sailing..!!!!! Where will be interesting...
One of my favorite German pastries is called a Mohnschneck, which translates to "Poppy snail". It's a rolled pastry (like your escargot) with a poppy seed icing. I guess the French and Germans agree rolled pastries look like snail shells.
That was grand.. from start to finish front to back!!!! Beautiful city !! Ahhh a circus 🎪 loved it most.. miss the sights an smell of the circus.... Thanks for sharing your lives with us ✌🏼💗😊❣️
Loved the acting, glad Kika made it out safely. Lol I really enjoyed the frolicking up the stairs and Dan crisscrossing. Sooooo creative with your content. Stay safe
Its plausible that the escargot pastry had some extra ingredient I would expected to see in an episode about Amsterdam. Anyway, it lifted the episode to a 'higher' level. The way how you experienced the texture of the sand, making nature documentaries and wonder about all that is special and common at the same time, a good summary of how to experience life. Keep it up.
I recently went to a local pastry shop with my mother-in-law. I ordered a half dozen lobster tail pastries. They are just basically a fancy croissant. When I got home I gave my mother-in-law one she was upset that there was no lobster meat in her tail. Lol keep up the great work guys enjoying your travels vicariously
Nice to see you in Europe again. If you plan on travelling down to Portugal, I would be happy to show you around Porto. Try a bit of Port wine and see the city. 👍😊
I’m so happy you got to be in my country for a while. Traveling circus are great. Some are better than others. I don’t know this one. I hope it was a good one and that you enjoyed it. Have a wonderful day ! 😘
Great episode.... as always. I mean when is it not? That was some sail by the way.. Ardrishaig to Brest in a oner! Anyway, charcoal! I think the pile of sticks might be for charcoal making? Possibly?
I know that I have mentioned this sometime in the past but I’m gonna repeat myself, you guys really should get one of those small foldable wagons. That or one of those folding shopping carts that are so common in Europe. And the reason they’re so common is people will walk to the store and then have to carry all those bags back and it’s easier to pull a small cart then carry a bunch of bags. Oh by the way in regards to the forest chickens I think the salsa slipped off the cracker on that one.
Those little pictures everywhere.... are they Chicken Brests?? I went to Brest in the mid 90s in my 1936 Austin 7 car. Drove from Essex, England. Lovely area, Brittany. Especially the north coast with the pink granite rocks.
Funny I washed my stuff there a few times before you guys ^^ After following you all around the world, it's really amusing to see you right next to where I am atm!!
So shortly you tackle the Bay of Biscay. Time for Uma me to have a little care and attention to tighten up the squeaks and creaks. And maybe give her hull a haircut?
Time to watch the new Step! What an interesting mix of activities! It gave me a very good feeling for Brest. ; - D And it was odd that the circus had a sailing ship theme. ? ? ? Since Dan is Canadian, maybe he knows some French? Oh, and wasn't Haiti once a French Colony? So, are either of you good with the French language?
And for the painted chickens, it's an artist called Jean-Yves Le Fourn, his performance is called "Brest-Métropoule" (Poule = chiken in French). For more google is our friend! 😉😁😘
So I watched this out of order by accident (somehow missed this episode), but now I think I know what the real purpose of the random beach visit was...lol.
I have watched every uma video a lot of them multiple times. I am a 73 year old living in and rebuilding a 50 year old 14 by 70 ft. trailer house outside of fairbanks alaska. Most of my building materials are second-hand bought off Craigslist. Every time I get discoraged I watch one of your boat work videos and go back to work. So far I have cut my heat cost to 1/3 and while not pretty it looks better and I am proud of it.
This is one of your mellowest (and silliest) episodes, but that left me space to realise something. You're doing this while you're young, breaking free of the grind while you can still find delight in the simplest things. People, adventure and experience while you're young. Build it into your lives before you stodgily decide you can afford it easily, you've worked hard enough, or you're just tired and retired.
You can do and have anything you want, just not all at the same time ~
Silly people live longer and happier lives.
They call those honey buns here, they come with raisins, sliced almonds or some other stuff.
No 3 ring circuses here in the USA anymore.
Every is changing.
not in a tent anyway.
Great advice Tony. As a 70 year old I am so grateful for my 2 1/2 year round the world travels back in the mid 70s.
@@blabberwulf7650 Due to the darn Covid thing, every live circus shows closed.
BUT, Cirque du Solieil is back in business in many venues across North America.
Have a look. You'll love it !
When you get a notification that Sailing Uma just dropped a video and you drop everything to watch it,!
True
I’m not gonna lie I miss the Caribbean Videos seem a lot more exciting like in adventure more than just a blog
You two were in the goofiest moods this step and it really helped to perk up my day. Thank you for being yourselves and living your best life.
I had to watch this episode three more times !
"One of the national emblems of France, the Coq Gaulois (the Gallic Rooster) decorated French flags during the Revolution." The Gallic rooster is an official national symbol of France as a nation. cheers, Sante!
Yes, it is a national symbol but is not the explanation of the chickens found painted everywhere in Brest, only in Brest region ...
It is something that came out of a bar evening in 2013 with too many drinks as a joke and has stayed since as a very recent tradition ...
I'm From New Zealand, so we've seen the whole Rooster thing with French Rugby. To me it's like going to Canada and going 'What the story about all these tree leaf things' or why are New Zealanders named after a hairy fruit 🤦♂️
Kind of unfortunate, owing to their reputation during WWII.
@@Draconorst Ah the maple leaf. It's everywhere isn't it? Hello from Canada.
It was a joke that spread, that’s all. Not a big symbol just humour!
I’m always sad when one of your episodes ends. Now I have to wait for the next one wich seems much longer than one week. I love you guys and appreciate so much you’re taking me with you around the world! God bless you and protect you.
Story = A (as in Awesome)
Music = A
Editing = A
Light = A
Transitions = A
Visuals = A
Over-All Production = f@ck off and give the Globe/Emmy/Oscar already .
You guys are amazing. Please keep posting!
I concur
Fully agree!
The music is a little Millennial-whoopie.
Nice to see you both in Brittany ... I'm from Vannes, a city in the Gulf of Morbihan, that I hope you will have the chance to visit ... Great little inland sea, part of the club of the most beautiful bays ...
Just a shame, that I am in full lockdown in Shanghai at the moment ...
About the chicken's you see here and there on the walls of Brest ... It started in 2013 as a joke between two areas of Brest, one having people nicknamed "Chicken Robbers" and after too many drinks, they started painting them all over ... The tradition stayed and it is now even exported around the world by some people travelling ... So, keep your eyes open when visiting other ports in other countries, you might see some more
You come from a beautiful part of the world. I'm English, but have sailed down near you several times. Love Ille de Groix, although the small harbour with the ferry in and the Lorient residents sailing over at the weekend gets real busy. Also Belle Isle is superb too. I miss those times. As must you in Thailand. Although that's beautiful too. Enjoy sir.
I suspect all the best traditions start after a few drinks! Good to know I'll keep an eye out for the chickens!
I agree, I’m Dutch but have been to Crozon an the bay of Morbihan several times… beautiful place 😀👍
you can trust Matthieu LE COQ as LE COQ literally means chicken in french 🤣
@@sleepindragon179 Thanks a lot ... Since the last 2 years, haven't really had the opportunity to get out of China - Once you leave, when you want to come back, you are in full quarantine for 3 weeks or more depending on where you are ...
Anyway, I'll see Brittany again soon, since with the catastrophic management of the Shanghai lockdown and the consequences that it will have, we have decided to leave China and head back to Europe ...
So, my two year old enjoys your videos with me and she was really concerned about Kika in the forest during the David Attenborough impression 😂. She also repeated the word 'architecture' almost perfectly. Beautiful and fun episode, per usual. Happy travels 😎
Wow - so much has changed in Brest since a much younger me was stuck there waiting for an October 1976 weather window! No Marina - we tied up alongside in the commercial harbor. No tram, no cable car - no chickens everywhere! 😁 Takes me back… thanks for this guys!
I always enjoy going on these adventures with you, since I'm getting older and not able to do that stuff anymore like I used to
In Southern Colorado we sometimes hunt the notorious desert chicken. A larger variant of the fierce Forest chicken. You have to be extremely careful out in the open and run in a zigzag pattern through the sage if attacked by the dreaded desert chicken. It's best to bring large guard dogs.
🤣🤣🤣👍
Michael, is this before, after or during brown pop season?
@@JustMe-pp1mp they are ever present. It doesn't matter the season.
BEEP BEEP!!!!!!
OK, you guys owe me a new keyboard for my iPad. I spewed my morning coffee all over it during the “Jungle Chicken” segment. 😋 You guys have been “at sea” too long. LOVE IT.
I lived in the back of a horse trailer for 3 1/2 months in the Yukon River basin wilderness. I experienced hallucinations as well. Except instead of chicken my demonic friend was a Raven. We all go a little crazy sometimes. enjoyed this step.
From an old guy: what a lovely, interesting, and exciting way to spend your youth!!
Chickens are from a Brest street artist : Jean-Yves Le Fourn . Funny fact, he is a good friend of Yann Quenet ,owner of "Baluchon" a four-meter sailboat that crosses the Atlantic in 29 days. you can found the same stencil on the mainsail and the sturn of this tiny boat ;).
I’m not gonna lie I miss the Caribbean Videos seem a lot more exciting like in adventure more than just a blog
That’s funny. In southern Germany its called a “Schneckenudel’ which translated means snail noodle.
We just found your site and love it, seen the renovations and the great designs. Very impressive.
Fantastic view up rooftop!
Guys you’re looking well and healthy.
Stay safe.
I can't help it, I just love following along with you 2. Thanks for another peek into the life. Thank you.
Nice video. I miss the warm times with you both enjoying the water and sun.
The pastry shown at 1:29 is a "galette de roi" whihc is usually only sold for a few weeks following Christmas. Is that when this was recorded? The shop visited, Paul, is described by Wikipedia as "a French chain of bakery-café restaurants found in 47 countries ". They even have stores in USA. Sorry you couldn't find a more authentic bakery.
That wasn't a gallette des rois, it was a pain au raisin, which is apparently locally renamed for the escargot resemblance. As a pain au raisin, however, that one looked a little overdone to me; they should be paler, and very soft. Probably better from a small backstreet boulangerie, rather than a big grocery chain.
@@rogerstone3068 Well, they bought a " pain aux raisins " but it was indeed a bunch of "Galette des Rois" that were on display at 26.40 Euros a piece. They even had the golden crown on top on each one.
You guys are silly and have so much fun. I love it! Looking forward to your continued adventures!
Agreed I love them too !
The patisserie's in France are to die for.
Pain ou Chocolat is my fav 😉
West coast beaches are the best surf
Incidentally, I had a Rosinenschnecke (raisin spiral) yesterday at coffeetime, closely looking like yours!
Loved the Tour de Brest and the cableway!
Yum, I love raisin spiral too, though I also love the cinnamon version too.
And beside that the German word Schnecke also has multiple meanings. one of them also translating to Snail.
I was born in Brest. It was nice to know you were there. I've been following your adventures for years. You're beautiful people.
Congratulations on your First Circus Kika!!!!!🙏🙏🥰🥰
I get such a kick out of watching your adventures and silliness. It's so cool that you are seeing so much of this world, by boat!
Thanks again Dan and Kiki, lots of sites to see and slowly you're coming back to the Americas. Thanks for this report and see you next time and God bless you both. Adios
My favorite circus must be Kika doing her silks from an old crane somewhere north of the arctic circle ...
There seems to be no end to the variety in your videos! That is why it is so entertaining! Thanks!
I noticed that your dodger looks as tight and as good as it did when you had it made for you in Hampton a couple of years ago. They did did a fine job on it! Your sail pack, too!
Such a cool episode!!!! That tram car looked so cool. ..and the marina looked incredible. Thank you!!!!
Just had the same escargot this morning from Paul here in Vancouver. Cheers to you both!
Always enjoy your view of a part of the world I’ve never been to. Your a lovely interesting couple full of life. Wish there were more like you. God bless
Great to catch up with you guys. Brest looks to be a great place and the circus looked amazing. RUclips algorithm has been hiding you from me but now for catch up. Andy UK
Wonderful step! Thank you for sharing!
You guys always make me smile so much. I love you both!
Guys, if you can, drop in on the ile de Re. It’s a beautiful island off La Rochelle where you can hire bikes almost anywhere and tour the island. Very full in summer but some lovely beaches and should not be too crowded now. We have holidayed in Le Bois Plage several times because it has a superb daily market, is in the centre of the island and you can walk or ride to the beach from almost everywhere. Enjoy👍🙏
Thanks, you guys are awesome to travel vicariously through and learn little segments of engineering from.
The stack of deadwood in this segment (the jungle chicken nest) looked much like butterfly habitats.
Peace.
Your cinematography skills have improved greatly!
Great done! Try to sail the river AULNE to CHATEAU NEUF at the RADE DE BREST. If you miss this river, at least try to sail the river ODET, up to the point where the river open to the plan before QUIMPER. JUST 300 METER BEVORE THERE IS A SMAL INLET TO THE SOUTH. After 500 meter there is a "pool" where you can stay some days and Explorer the town of QUIMPER by dinghy.
Have fun! Fair winds from SV TENDREL-AURELIE
When you threw that branch on top kika should have done a low toned “Ouch!”
I used to be a musician at the Big Apple Circus, They are in Boston and NYC part of the year. You'd love It!
You’ve been on the boat way to long. Love the jungle chicken commentary. We enjoy your channel!!! Can’t wait to see you in warmer places.
Bienvenue en France 😊
I may be wrong, but that pile of wood... it's sold as firewood and priced by cubic meter... They put the wood in those piles to be able to evaluate the volume...
It took some googling but I believe that the hens painted are perhaps related to support for farmers. Chicken is very serious business to the French.
I have a request: lets hear K speak French!
OD'd on goofy pills, love it, I like to do it too when the mood whacks me (goofiness doesn't 'hit' you, it 'Whhacks' me with double bills....bills, wonder if that has a wild forest chicken influence). As far as the wood stack in the woods, people use that sort of set up to dry the wood before using it (fire, charcoal making or wood crafts). The wood we use for firewood has to be air dried for a year or it would not light...it might light eventually but then it sizzles and pops with lots of sparks. Just a thought.
I have such fond memories of Brest I hope you do too with your breakfast pastries, forest chickens, cable car & Kikas first circus 🎪 I am so envious! Stay Safe & Fair Winds!!
If you bought too many of those breakfast pastries would that in effect be excess cargo?
I see what you did there 😂
😊😊
lol!
Brest seems to have a massive untapped opportunity for amazing tidal power generation. Once constructed they get constant base electrical power indefinitely with almost no maintenance. For example, dig a culvert to carry the tidal pressure to some area in which you can construct a kilometer square of pond floater pump system if you cannot do so within the mariner. They can also turn those floating docks into floater pumps...
Doing the physics, harnessing tidal energy will cause the moon to circle the earth slower.
Glad you think like D and K--it's time to move forward.
Probably they are called escargot cause they are like snails. We have similar pastries in Denmark called the same but in Danish of course.
What do you call a broken escalator?
Stairs!
♥C'est ma Bretagne ! Hâte de voir les prochains épisodes, et si vous poussez jusqu'au pays vannetais :)
C'est la Bretagne de mon ancêtre, parti en 1719 pour Québec, et y rester, ma Patrie.
Salut lointain Cousin ! 😊
@@marcryvon Je me souviens!
wow that's awesome, my sub pulled into brest for a few days to resupply just a couple of months before you guys were there. Had many beers at the delirium bar right where that circus was set up.
I saw the Raisin Snails in the early '90s. Great live act.
Did you get the urge to try out the silks in the big top ?
Did you ever ski on Rossingol skies? A rooster on the tip!!!!!😁 IT'S FRANCE!
As always... Awesome 👍. We officially crossed paths except i happened to be in a plane going to the isle of man. TT races 🔥.... Next time we cross it shall be sailing..!!!!! Where will be interesting...
One of my favorite German pastries is called a Mohnschneck, which translates to "Poppy snail". It's a rolled pastry (like your escargot) with a poppy seed icing. I guess the French and Germans agree rolled pastries look like snail shells.
Not to forget about the "Bratwurstschnecke". This is a long Bratwurst wound into a tight spiral, like the pastry.
That was grand.. from start to finish front to back!!!! Beautiful city !! Ahhh a circus 🎪 loved it most.. miss the sights an smell of the circus.... Thanks for sharing your lives with us ✌🏼💗😊❣️
Get yourself a Brompton! Walking round marinas is a pain. Particularly if you're miles from the Loo's.
Hey Dan.... in south Alabama, south Georgia, and north Florida we have swamp chickens. I here they are closely related to jungle chickens.
Loved the acting, glad Kika made it out safely. Lol I really enjoyed the frolicking up the stairs and Dan crisscrossing. Sooooo creative with your content. Stay safe
Its plausible that the escargot pastry had some extra ingredient I would expected to see in an episode about Amsterdam. Anyway, it lifted the episode to a 'higher' level. The way how you experienced the texture of the sand, making nature documentaries and wonder about all that is special and common at the same time, a good summary of how to experience life.
Keep it up.
I recently went to a local pastry shop with my mother-in-law. I ordered a half dozen lobster tail pastries. They are just basically a fancy croissant. When I got home I gave my mother-in-law one she was upset that there was no lobster meat in her tail. Lol keep up the great work guys enjoying your travels vicariously
From the Blair Chicken Chronicles to the Circus so much fun!!
You both are just so fun to watch!
Nice to see you in Europe again.
If you plan on travelling down to Portugal, I would be happy to show you around Porto. Try a bit of Port wine and see the city. 👍😊
I’m so happy you got to be in my country for a while.
Traveling circus are great. Some are better than others. I don’t know this one. I hope it was a good one and that you enjoyed it.
Have a wonderful day !
😘
Can you explain what the deal is with the chickens? lol
@@shaneconner5659 which chickens ?
@@alexandral6273 The painted chickens they were seeing everywhere
Great episode.... as always. I mean when is it not? That was some sail by the way.. Ardrishaig to Brest in a oner! Anyway, charcoal! I think the pile of sticks might be for charcoal making? Possibly?
Try Tru Earth or Earth Breeze laundry detergent sheets. It'll make going to laundromat easier and there's no plastic to throw away.
Called in at that marina in Brest and Camaret on the way South to La Trinite sur Mer.
Lovely part of Brittany. Enjoy guys.
I know that I have mentioned this sometime in the past but I’m gonna repeat myself, you guys really should get one of those small foldable wagons. That or one of those folding shopping carts that are so common in Europe. And the reason they’re so common is people will walk to the store and then have to carry all those bags back and it’s easier to pull a small cart then carry a bunch of bags. Oh by the way in regards to the forest chickens I think the salsa slipped off the cracker on that one.
I like the outro showing Uma easing down that little Scottish canal.
Those little pictures everywhere.... are they Chicken Brests??
I went to Brest in the mid 90s in my 1936 Austin 7 car. Drove from Essex, England. Lovely area, Brittany. Especially the north coast with the pink granite rocks.
In Aus we call them raisin snails and I love them. Now I know why.
I was born into the Circus business and they move to a different place each day in the U.S. and Canada. It is a great lifestyle.
Funny I washed my stuff there a few times before you guys ^^
After following you all around the world, it's really amusing to see you right next to where I am atm!!
Chickens with a heart, maybe Valentine Day?
So shortly you tackle the Bay of Biscay. Time for Uma me to have a little care and attention to tighten up the squeaks and creaks. And maybe give her hull a haircut?
Today adventure was a mini vacation for me. Thanks
That is a big marina. Roller blades might be fun for those long treks. :-)
It is called an escargot in Australia too, and we speak English (well, sort of).
Time to watch the new Step! What an interesting mix of activities! It gave me a very good feeling for Brest. ; - D And it was odd that the circus had a sailing ship theme. ? ? ? Since Dan is Canadian, maybe he knows some French? Oh, and wasn't Haiti once a French Colony? So, are either of you good with the French language?
The circus was "ocean" theme...and it is Brittany, so of course it's sailing themed.
Also Kika is fluent in French and I (Dan) can get by when needed.
@@SailingUma you guys amaze me. Kim’s can probably speak some Spanish ? It would be useful for when dialing south to Spain.
My goodness 😳 yall have covered some nautical miles in last few months.
Great video.
-Cliff
Battleship Marine Supply
Fairhope, Alabama
Love your videos! You are a great team
Maybe the circus will inspire you to do the silks again?
Ah, you got to see a circus. The last circus in the US went away years ago. I only got to see one once, and I quite enjoyed it.
Thank You
I don't know what I like more… Kika's creole accent on l'escargot au raisin, D&K in the streets of Brest, or the "Monty Python / Blair Witch Project"…
And for the painted chickens, it's an artist called Jean-Yves Le Fourn, his performance is called "Brest-Métropoule" (Poule = chiken in French). For more google is our friend! 😉😁😘
Great video guys, loved it ❤thank you for your hard work ❤
5:01 "But they don't hear me talking to the camera. Obviously."
Très amusant.
Bienvenue en France
Funny enough, chickens originally were jungle birds in Asia.
So I watched this out of order by accident (somehow missed this episode), but now I think I know what the real purpose of the random beach visit was...lol.
Did you guys go to the botanical garden in Brest ? It is just fantastic ! (And I have visited quite a few myself...). Nice video. Enjoy France
About the chickens, look for "papa poule Jean-Yves Le Fourn", street artist that started that some years ago
The song which played at the end of the video (15:47) in the circuit must have made "someone" VERY happy I am sure :D