Audrey , move over Dad has taken over the show ... as I predicted. I can see him negotiating his contract and the riders like "must provide 2 bottles of wine with every meal" ... love the guy , he is great entertainment ... enjoy !
Never mind the wildlife that chocolate pb cheesecake is worth the trip out there all by itself! And Audrey's reaction to her dad's clowning around is cute as hell! This is a great episode. Thanks for sharing!
Learnt something new today. Thanks for teaching us what a burl is! That’s super interesting and would never have thought trees could behave and grow like that (form a burl) when put under stress
Thanks to Dad for sharing so many useful information which I don't know, and listen to him is just like listening to my own doctor, great host, hope he can join more and more in the future!
@@samuelandaudrey En nuestro hermoso país , ya no disfrutamos ni comemos como antes, estamos en narcodictadura, y ver sus vídeos para mi son un bálsamo para el alma, gracias 😘🤗😘🤗
Que hermoso todo! El otro día los crucé caminando por Almagro. No los saludé porque me dio cosa, pero me fue muy loco haberlos cruzado por acá. Perdón si sintieron que alguien los miraba mucho, pero no salía de mi asombro. Saludos!
Thank you! Yeah, Telegraph Cove was such a fascinating place to visit. The way they've preserved the buildings it feels a bit like stepping back in time.
Waw. J ai adoré ! J aimerais vraiment pouvoir faire ce voyage. Mon anglais n est pas parfait 😅 mais j ai compris... merci pour la visite de ces lieux exceptionnels !
Thanks Chelsie! Well, I did grow up on Vancouver Island so part of the ideas were based on what I knew from living there and places I hadn't yet visited. We decided on spending more time up north which is more remote. When we did more research we found out more about smaller places I didn't even know about. So the trip kind of evolved from a rough idea and research to add in the gaps.
Wonder how much oil product was used to manufacture, transport, install and operate these windmills, probably far more than what they'll ever be able to back before their at end of production, then what? An eyesore or more cost and oil use to dismantle and remove?
You guys actually found the second largest burl, not the largest. The largest one is in Port McNeill. When you drive down Campbell Way (the main road coming in from the highway) follow it to the end. Take the left, heading towards the museum. Stay on that road, going over a small bridge. Its on the left, tucked to the side near the parking lot of the Community hall/ ball field. Its a short walk from the water front. Its about 6 meters larger than the one you found I believe. Once it was demoted to second largest, it actually placed near one of our main logging companies offices, thus why its off of a logging road. Still pretty cool, just not as impressive as the one in town.
Wow. I lived in Port Hardy, this video didn’t do it justice. You missed some of the most unique aspects of this tourist destination. You missed the incredible sport fishing, the amazing whale and grizzly bear watching, walks on the vast sandy Stories Beach, the brilliant world renowned native carvers. Drive to the Wild West side and see the raw power of the open pacific. The diving out of Telegraph Cove or Gods Pocket Resort are among the best cold water dive spots in the world, yet not even a mention. Visit the local waterfalls and caves, Hike the famous Cape Scott trail. Visit Ronnings Gardens, a historic abandoned botanical oasis in the middle of a ancient rain forest. You missed so so much.
We completely agree with you, Ron. Trying to see Port Hardy, Port McNeill, and Telegraph Cove in one day was too much to fully experience each destination. If we could do it over again, we'd allot a few days in each destination in order to do some of the tours. We also didn't realize that grizzly tours and whale watching tours sell out weeks in advance, so we really should have pre-booked because we missed out on that too. Hopefully we'll be able to return to the island in the future.
Ok so how many MVA of power those wind mills can generate? I'm surprised BC Hydro did not capitalize on the remote community power supply. I was at VIT Kelly (near Duncan) which is probably a central hub of power supply from the main land through marine DC cables... wonder why they never built TL to Port Hardy. Hmmm....
There is another burl claiming to be the worlds largest also in Port McNeil. It is much better presented, this one has been encased in fiber glass and looks kind of phoney. Both claim to be the largest, hard to say which one is, they look pretty similar.
@@samuelandaudrey Acá les dejo un viaje, son más de 10 capítulos que hablan del Canadiense, el tren que une Vancouver y Toronto, las costumbres de la gente de los pueblitos, etc. Tuve la suerte de hacer ese viaje, es impresionante. Ya estuve dos veces, volví apenas tuve la oportunidad y estoy pensando un tercer viaje, me gustan los videos de Yukon y Nueva Escocia. Hagan un video sobre la aurora boreal, los mejores lugares para ir a verla, cuánto cuestan los hoteles, se puede llegar en tren?? Hay que ir en avión? y todas esas cosas que hay que saber. Graciassss!! The Canadian train :) :) -> ruclips.net/video/4hQ6xT0jDFA/видео.html
¡Muchas gracias! Visité en 2010 pero Audrey nunca ha estado. Esperamos ir a las cataratas del Iguazú pronto. Estas son algunas fotos y videos que tomé de ese viaje: photos.nomadicsamuel.com/search/?q=iguazu&c=photos#i=0
@@samuelandaudrey That's not a fair response; I have no issues with you making a living being a RUclipsr. Just place your ads at the beginning and at the end, like many other videos. I like watching your videos and, therefore, I don't like to be interrupted with several ads in between. That's all.
Thanks for enjoying our videos but to be honest we're not in a position financially to only place ads at the beginning and the end of videos. For every video we put out it can take anywhere from 5 to 20 hours of filming + editing. Maybe massive channels can do that and still make enough money but we do need ads every 5-6 minutes to make ends meet. If you'd like an ad-free experience on YT there is the option of paying for premium in which case you'd have none for every video you watch: ruclips.net/user/premium
@@samuelandaudrey Thank you for explaining the difference in ad placement, I didn't realise that you receive more ad revenue by placing the ads within the video. I can appreciate the reason why you do it and understand completely. I take back my original comment. ;)
@@adaswedentr Port Hardy has a Mean Annual Temperature of 8º and annual Precipitation of 1766mm. It rains almost everyday, (even in summer) and the summers are super short. If Port Hardy is such a great place, why is there under 4,000 people living there? If you are trying to escape a drought or a heat spell it would be good for about a week in the peak of summer as a tourist. Of course there's always the exception. If you like cold dark rainy environments you might like it.
You speak to viewers as if we 5 year olds ??? Do you work in a junior school by chance and can't turn off ?? Beautiful country but the commentary is awful.
The village in Telegraph Cove is so beautiful ❤ can see ourselves just sit down, sip a coffee and relax😌
Thanks Nick and Helmi! It is one of the more relaxing places we visited and perfect for a cup of coffee.
Seeing the cake Sam has, really make me hungry. Greeting from Malaysia...
Audrey , move over Dad has taken over the show ... as I predicted. I can see him negotiating his contract and the riders like "must provide 2 bottles of wine with every meal" ... love the guy , he is great entertainment ... enjoy !
Hahaha...thanks Peter! 2 bottles of wine sounds about right ;)
Brilliant footage of the bald (white) eagle! 🦅😉 The Dad's always come with the history and the facts 🤓🤩
Thank you Sarah! It was incredible seeing it that up close. Ah, great to have them along for that!
Never mind the wildlife that chocolate pb cheesecake is worth the trip out there all by itself! And Audrey's reaction to her dad's clowning around is cute as hell! This is a great episode. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you! Hahaha...the cheesecake was the star of the show for sure ;)
🤣😂cup of tea.....I just love your dad was so funny.From SA🌍
Thanks Lindy! We've enjoyed having him on the trip ;)
Learnt something new today. Thanks for teaching us what a burl is! That’s super interesting and would never have thought trees could behave and grow like that (form a burl) when put under stress
Thanks John and Malie! It was really interesting to learn about that as well.
What a place!! Canada is so vast and beautiful.
Thank you! We feel really fortunate to be doing more travels at home after many years on the road.
Wow! These little towns are so beautiful and the encounters with the wildlife was amazing. Thanks Sam for capturing nature's beauty.
Thank you very much Yoli! It was great to visit a remote part of the island. The chances of animal encounters are higher up here.
Audrey's Dad needs his own channel!
Hahaha...he does!
You guys came here My home!!! Vancouver island is one of the jewels of Canada!
Ah, thank you! It sure is! I'm lucky to have been raised on the island in the village of Gold River.
Very nice production. Now I want to go there! Wind mill farm was a great feature. So smart.
Thank you very much Bennett!
Audrey , Samuel and Daniel Your video is very interesting ...wow these towns are just amazing and very beautiful.
Thanks Lilian! We're having so much fun visiting these smaller towns.
That scenery is breathtaking
Thank yoU! We were in awe of the scenery and wildlife for the whole trip.
Thanks to Dad for sharing so many useful information which I don't know, and listen to him is just like listening to my own doctor, great host, hope he can join more and more in the future!
Thank you very much! He's going to be in a lot of our videos from Argentina coming up soon :)
Hermoso paseo, gracias por hacernos conocer lugares tan lindos, bien cuidados y sobre todo muy limpios. Qué linda es la Isla de Vancouver!!!
¡Muchas gracias! Estamos muy emocionados de tener más episodios de la isla de Vancouver que saldrán pronto.
WOW !! Precioso vídeo, espectaculares paisajes, excelente la explicación sobre el águila calva me alegraron el domingo , me encantó 😍🤗🤗🤗🇦🇷🇻🇪
¡Muchas gracias Nidia! Gracias por ver. ¿Qué hiciste este fin de semana?
@@samuelandaudrey En nuestro hermoso país , ya no disfrutamos ni comemos como antes, estamos en narcodictadura, y ver sus vídeos para mi son un bálsamo para el alma, gracias 😘🤗😘🤗
I'm from the Tri-Port. I grew up in Port Hardy. It's a special place in the world. Thank you for showcasing my home and a place I hold dear in heart.
Thank you very much Jake! The north part of VI is truly a special place.
Audrey your dad is so funny and I enjoy watching him a lot
Thank you very much Effie! So happy to have him along.
Wow! The bald eagle was stunning. Thanks for sharing 👍
Thank you very much! That encounter totally made our day :)
Very beautiful places ! How I do love this kind of videos, much of nature, animals, green, water, family on trip, relax:)
Thank you very much Bajlandia! That is the part we enjoyed the most by far.
Can you visit Edmonton next time by going to WEM. I grew up in Edmonton, Alberta and I miss that city so much. Brings me childhood memories.
Ah, would love to do that! I went to U of A for 5 years so I'd love to do that.
Loved this video! Watching from Brazil.
Thank you very much Renan!
Lovely trip! Me encanta conocer Canadá con ustedes!
¡Muchas gracias Gonzalo! Estoy muy feliz de estar filmando en Canadá y Argentina este año.
QUE BELLO LUGAR. LINDO VIDEO CHICOS
Muchas gracias Dario!
Love the video! I’m from port McNeill, and I love my home town, you should see it in the summer it is amazing! ❤️
Thanks Athena! That is great to hear. We'd love to revisit during the summer months.
Que hermoso todo!
El otro día los crucé caminando por Almagro. No los saludé porque me dio cosa, pero me fue muy loco haberlos cruzado por acá. Perdón si sintieron que alguien los miraba mucho, pero no salía de mi asombro.
Saludos!
¡Muchas gracias Nahuel! De hecho, éramos nosotros caminando por Almagro. Si nos ves de nuevo, ven a saludarnos.
Que buen humor de Daniel,
Habita un personaje jajaja 🇦🇷
Muchas gracias Angel!
オ－ドリ-さん、こんいちわ！！！バンクーバー島は大自然ですばらしい、最高ですね！！
ありがとうございました！カナダで訪れるには美しい場所です。私の意見では最も風光明媚です。
The sea sight village looks amazing
Thank you! Yeah, Telegraph Cove was such a fascinating place to visit. The way they've preserved the buildings it feels a bit like stepping back in time.
Audrey's daddy is so kind and sweet.
Ah, thank you! We're enjoying having him along.
Waw. J ai adoré ! J aimerais vraiment pouvoir faire ce voyage. Mon anglais n est pas parfait 😅 mais j ai compris... merci pour la visite de ces lieux exceptionnels !
Merci Maxime!
I'm from Port Alice & Alot of us kids had summer jobs @ telegraph cove. Thanks to our dads who worked with the own at the mill. Great memories ❤
How did you guys plan your itinerary? Decide which places to stop off to? I love this trip and it has made my bucket list!
Thanks Chelsie! Well, I did grow up on Vancouver Island so part of the ideas were based on what I knew from living there and places I hadn't yet visited. We decided on spending more time up north which is more remote. When we did more research we found out more about smaller places I didn't even know about. So the trip kind of evolved from a rough idea and research to add in the gaps.
did you know the burrow wood you seen is what is used to make smoking pipes because the inside grain swirls around it makes a beautiful pipe
Had no idea about that! Thanks for sharing.
look it up on a search its kwool
Wonder how much oil product was used to manufacture, transport, install and operate these windmills, probably far more than what they'll ever be able to back before their at end of production, then what? An eyesore or more cost and oil use to dismantle and remove?
?
Nunca los había escuchado en español! Que lindo paseo!
Muchas gracias Evelyn!
Quise decir en inglés!!! Jajajajajaj
such amazing wildlife!!!!
Thank you! The wildlife was the highlight of our trip.
Amazing video thanks 😊
Thank you very much Zola! It was a great day.
You guys actually found the second largest burl, not the largest. The largest one is in Port McNeill.
When you drive down Campbell Way (the main road coming in from the highway) follow it to the end. Take the left, heading towards the museum. Stay on that road, going over a small bridge. Its on the left, tucked to the side near the parking lot of the Community hall/ ball field. Its a short walk from the water front. Its about 6 meters larger than the one you found I believe. Once it was demoted to second largest, it actually placed near one of our main logging companies offices, thus why its off of a logging road. Still pretty cool, just not as impressive as the one in town.
Thanks so much for letting us know!
Nice Video Samuel and Audrey
Thank you very much Pranav!
Wow. I lived in Port Hardy, this video didn’t do it justice. You missed some of the most unique aspects of this tourist destination. You missed the incredible sport fishing, the amazing whale and grizzly bear watching, walks on the vast sandy Stories Beach, the brilliant world renowned native carvers. Drive to the Wild West side and see the raw power of the open pacific. The diving out of Telegraph Cove or Gods Pocket Resort are among the best cold water dive spots in the world, yet not even a mention. Visit the local waterfalls and caves, Hike the famous Cape Scott trail. Visit Ronnings Gardens, a historic abandoned botanical oasis in the middle of a ancient rain forest.
You missed so so much.
We completely agree with you, Ron. Trying to see Port Hardy, Port McNeill, and Telegraph Cove in one day was too much to fully experience each destination. If we could do it over again, we'd allot a few days in each destination in order to do some of the tours. We also didn't realize that grizzly tours and whale watching tours sell out weeks in advance, so we really should have pre-booked because we missed out on that too. Hopefully we'll be able to return to the island in the future.
Love vancouver! 💚
Thanks Adrian! That is great to hear. We love it as well.
Wonderful video!
Waiting on the next video!
Thank you very much Grant! We need to get cracking with the edits.
Great vid👍
Thank you very much Michael!
Audrey, tell you about the Red Rose add with the monkeys - ooh ahh red rose, lol. He should remember that one as well.
hahaha
Nice videos and view nature
Thank you very much!
I love your dads!
Thank you! So nice to have them along.
Wow beautiful
Thank you very much Sharlene!
Beautiful places guys !!
Thank you! Feel fortunate to get a chance to visit.
Canada 🇨🇦 is so beautiful
It sure is! Thanks!
I just learned something about the name , ' bald eagle '. Karen from Canada ☺☺☺☺
we lived here till the mine close down.I love this place.
In Port Alice?
Hermoso video, Daniel no edita mas!!!
Muchas gracias Jorge!
Ok so how many MVA of power those wind mills can generate? I'm surprised BC Hydro did not capitalize on the remote community power supply. I was at VIT Kelly (near Duncan) which is probably a central hub of power supply from the main land through marine DC cables... wonder why they never built TL to Port Hardy. Hmmm....
Interesting
When will you be doing some more foody stuff???)))
Thanks Keith! Once we get back to Argentina we'll be doing food videos again.
There is another burl claiming to be the worlds largest also in Port McNeil. It is much better presented, this one has been encased in fiber glass and looks kind of phoney. Both claim to be the largest, hard to say which one is, they look pretty similar.
We lived there for 12 years working in the mine.
🙌👌
Thanks!
Audrey's dad has become aggressive once Sam's father is not around.
Initially, the coldness between both the dad's was visible
😉
Actually they were having a great time together - especially off camera.
@@samuelandaudrey
You are trying to cover up for them.
The coldness is quite apparent
First up great vlog makes me want to go back be good if you could get my name into the next vlog with out anyone noticing
Thanks Matthew!
Nice intro
Thanks Pranav!
¿Tienen la historia de vida de Daniel en inglés? :) :)
Podríamos hacer esa historia en inglés algún día.
@@samuelandaudrey Acá les dejo un viaje, son más de 10 capítulos que hablan del Canadiense, el tren que une Vancouver y Toronto, las costumbres de la gente de los pueblitos, etc. Tuve la suerte de hacer ese viaje, es impresionante. Ya estuve dos veces, volví apenas tuve la oportunidad y estoy pensando un tercer viaje, me gustan los videos de Yukon y Nueva Escocia. Hagan un video sobre la aurora boreal, los mejores lugares para ir a verla, cuánto cuestan los hoteles, se puede llegar en tren?? Hay que ir en avión? y todas esas cosas que hay que saber. Graciassss!! The Canadian train :) :) -> ruclips.net/video/4hQ6xT0jDFA/видео.html
Wow this has changs
Thanks Michael! I can imagine. When was the last time you visited. Had been over 20 years for me.
I have a campsite in telegraph cove
wonder how many birds are killed with wind mill...
I live in port hardy
Cool to hear! Looks like a great place to live.
CATARATAS DEL IGUAZU
¡Muchas gracias! Visité en 2010 pero Audrey nunca ha estado. Esperamos ir a las cataratas del Iguazú pronto. Estas son algunas fotos y videos que tomé de ese viaje: photos.nomadicsamuel.com/search/?q=iguazu&c=photos#i=0
Halou!
:)
How old are you Audrey? You seem to never age. :)
Thank you! She's early 30s :)
The Red Rose Tea commercial was classic!
ruclips.net/video/NUnbJAWk6gM/видео.html
Hahaha....it sure was Greg! Thanks for finding one to share.
:-)
:)
Love your channel, but too many ads!
Thanks but complaining about that indicates you don't really care much about the creator's ability to put food on the table and pay bills.
@@samuelandaudrey That's not a fair response; I have no issues with you making a living being a RUclipsr. Just place your ads at the beginning and at the end, like many other videos. I like watching your videos and, therefore, I don't like to be interrupted with several ads in between. That's all.
Thanks for enjoying our videos but to be honest we're not in a position financially to only place ads at the beginning and the end of videos. For every video we put out it can take anywhere from 5 to 20 hours of filming + editing. Maybe massive channels can do that and still make enough money but we do need ads every 5-6 minutes to make ends meet. If you'd like an ad-free experience on YT there is the option of paying for premium in which case you'd have none for every video you watch: ruclips.net/user/premium
@@samuelandaudrey Thank you for explaining the difference in ad placement, I didn't realise that you receive more ad revenue by placing the ads within the video. I can appreciate the reason why you do it and understand completely. I take back my original comment. ;)
Only in Canada😂😂😂😂
Port Hardy sucks. I grew up there
Maybe you'll have a different opinion when you get older
@@samuelandaudrey maybe you'd have a different opinion if you actually lived there?
@@Picklemedia why does it suck? where would you rather live on the island?
@@adaswedentr Port Hardy has a Mean Annual Temperature of 8º and annual Precipitation of 1766mm. It rains almost everyday, (even in summer) and the summers are super short.
If Port Hardy is such a great place, why is there under 4,000 people living there?
If you are trying to escape a drought or a heat spell it would be good for about a week in the peak of summer as a tourist.
Of course there's always the exception. If you like cold dark rainy environments you might like it.
@@adaswedentr if you want to see where people would rather live on the island just look at the populations.
You speak to viewers as if we 5 year olds ??? Do you work in a junior school by chance and can't turn off ?? Beautiful country but the commentary is awful.
Ooooh, what a zinger!!! That one is gonna sting for days.
@@samuelandaudrey - I doubt it , all feed back is good though even if you may not agree with it. Your Welcome.