@@kateleblanc604 very cool tidbit. Thank you for that, Kate!

C'est tres vrai, Carmelle. Merci!

Thank you so very, very much! If there's ever an episode that I really put effort into, it's next week's hour-long opus from Percé. We look forward to bringing that one to you.

Thank you Daniel!

Thank you both! FYI tonight's Premiere is an epic one, hope that you'll join us.

Thank you George, and same to you!

We can sure understand why, Ricky.

Last night's dinner's love bugs here on the South Shore of Nova Scotia were the biggest ones yet, around 2.5 lb each. I had ordered 1.75-pounders but got more than I bargained for. We found them for as little as USD $6.76/lb on PEI. I should be getting my fill of lobster right around the time that we make it to the mid-Atlantic for the steamed blue crabs and crab cakes. 😁

Thank you very much to both of you! That Percé episode we put together for next Wednesday may well be our best episode yet, and it's a full hour long simply because there's so much to see and do there. We're now down in your husband's home province of New Brunswick. After spending 4 nights on Miscou Island we're now spending 3 nights in Kouchibouguac National Park before leaving Sunday for PEI. We'll be returning for one more week in NB next month at the Bay of Fundy before crossing back into the U.S.

Thank you Jesi! It's hard enough to come by live lobster in Utah, not to mention that the price is double what they are up here in eastern Canada. So I've been taking advantage. 😁

Merci, Remi! If you make it to Alta to ski, be sure to let me know and it will be my pleasure to give you the full locals tour. We have some good friends from Quebec who have spent their past 15 winters in the same RV park in Utah that we winter in, who are also Alta pass holders.

That makes two of us, J.

Yes, we have the same smokey haze right now in Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Please send our regards to Ian!

Thank you JT!

Come along any time, Larry!

It's beautiful no matter which angle you're looking at it from! Thank you, Marco!

You would have no issue, Bill. My French skills are atrocious, and the proprietor of the campground is fluent in English.

That’s really encouraging. Thank you!

@@BillSprague worse comes to worst, you whip out your phone and open Google Translate. I've done that a couple of times myself, and everyone we've encountered has been very patient and helpful.

Thank you very much! Mrs GA would disagree with you, she's always ragging on my French skills.

Thank you as always, Gerald!

Thank you Michelle!

Thank you as always, Joe!

Thank you, Mike! I wanted to ski the Chic-Chocs for many years, but never made it happen. Have fun!

I wish I knew you were in Bathurst! I have been in Miscou all week, but move to Kouchibouguac National Park tomorrow. Percé was spectacular, and we will have an epic episode from there for you next week.

@@GrandAdventure Ah Miscou is beautiful as well. Although I guess you are sharing the rain with us this morning. You will enjoy Kouchibouguac without a doubt. we spent a long weekend there a couple of weekends ago, and get down there pretty much every summer for a few days. The South Kouchibouguac campground has some excellent sites with Full hookups, and also a nice selection of electric only sites. Our favorite site in the park though is over at the small Cote a Fabien campground...site 3. No services there and no shower facilities, but beautiful. Our trailer barely fits in, but it does...will be back on that site in late August for a few nights. If you are in Kouchi for a week, perhaps I will drop by next week and say hello, as it is only about 90 minutes from here.

@@ShawnPatterson402 yep, got to break camp and drive in the pouring rain today. We are here in the South campground until Sunday. You are welcome, just let me know if you can make it down.

Thank you Gary! We are happy to be able to introduce the area to you.

Thank you, you two! We will not be back to Utah until December 1st, but enjoy your visit! If I can help in any way, just let me know.

It is well worth it. Stay tuned, for we will have Percé next week, and New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and Nova Scotia coming up over the next few weeks.

Thank you Tim!

Cheers to you too, Norm! That is a wonderful area, hope you and Harry have a wonderful time. Safe travels!

@@GrandAdventure we will and safe travels to you.

Thank you Benoit! Yep, she grew up in Donnacona. We met in Montreal nearly 30 years ago now. We're happy to have you back, and safe travels to Gapésie!

Thank you Gord! In addition to the electric fireplace in our living room, we have an oil-filled radiator in the bedroom. Both get used when we are on hookups on chilly nights.

@@GrandAdventure Roger that, Marc👍...

Not Springfield, Tim, but we've been just south of there to Table Rock Lake near Branson kzfaq.info/get/bejne/n7l1gqyZ0Z6RiIU.html . If you're ever wondering, we've got a full interactive travel episode map on our website GrandAdventure.tv.

Everywhere we have been the last few weeks has struggled to get into the '70s despite the heat wave just to our south, sometimes much less than the '70s.

@@GrandAdventure Enjoy it while you still can, Marc. Gord

Québec m'y country verry butiful

@@lucproulx2855 Indeed... I lived there for nine years back in the 50's and 60's. Gord

@@lucproulx2855 C'est tres vrai, Isabelle.

The mosquitoes weren't unbearable at all, Thomas. That moose was an adult cow laying in the brush, and had a calf with her that you couldn't see. Lots of kayaking, but most of the salt water spots were a rather monotonous shoreline. The exceptions were the river mouths, and there were plenty of fresh water options in the mountains like Lac Cascapédia that would've been far more interesting to paddle. Most of Atlantic Canada we've visited this trip remains comfortably cool in summer. For example, on PEI (our episode in 2 weeks) the average daily high temp in July and August is 73 dF.

There really were none, Gene. We sure found the black flies hiking in next week's episode from Percé, however.

None whatsoever, Don. People have been going out of their way to try to meet me halfway, of course Mrs Grand Adventure has no language barrier at all. When I am desperate, I break out my phone and use Google Translate. Folks have been having as much fun trying to understand me as I do trying to understand them.

@@GrandAdventure outside Montreal, Gaspesie is the place in Quebec where anglophone are the most populated, many town near Gaspé are english mostly spoken. The touristic part of Gaspesie start from Sainte-Flavie near Mont-Joli. The administration of Gaspesie region start after Matane like you said but its new... since 1987 the region is now Bas-St-Laurent but touristicly spoken after Sainte-Flavie you are in Gaspesie

@@benoitlacroix6982 Thank you for that bit of knowledge, Benoit!

They most certainly do.

@@GrandAdventure The countryside looked like bear country but I didn’t notice any berries among the greenery. Did you see any bears on your hike up the mountain?

@@JMOUC265 I did not, but they're there.

At that price, I have a hard time having anything else for dinner.

@@GrandAdventure I don't blame you I would do the same thing 👍🦞🦞🦞

I appreciate your feedback, but without the music you would be listening to diesel engines, kids screaming, people coughing, music in the background that would get me a copyright violation, etc, etc, etc.

@@GrandAdventureFor what it’s worth I liked the music. The nature scenes had very relaxing music. Your videos are great and are thoroughly enjoyed. Thank you

@@uncagedtravels6391 thank you!