Your English is light years better than my French.

The dessert you had is Chess Pie.

Grew up in Ky, visited the cave many times. Back in the 1960’s, there was a restaurant in what was called the “Snowball room”. It had formations all over the ceiling that looked like 4” snowballs growing all over it. Back then they also allowed smoking in the restaurant area. Today the restaurant is gone and so are the snowballs…they think probably due to a combination of too many visitors and smoking affecting the formations growth. There were many formations, stalactites and stalagmites, but a lot were damaged or completely gone from visitors wanting a souvenir. We could also take a tour of Echo River on a small boat. The tour has been closed for many years and the entrance to the river is gated and locked. Still, the surrounding area is beautiful and in the Fall it’s fabulous. Have a safe visit. I just returned from a visit to Germany, Austria, Italy, Switzerland and Liechtenstein. Lived in England and Germany back in the 80’s and really missed Europe. Had a GREAT time. Cheers

My grandparents took me to visit this place during the summer when I was a kid. Good memories, glad you enjoyed yourself.

Can't do caves and things like that. To claustrophobic.😃

Marie the few minutes I was able to listen was cool. Keep up your fantastic hard work.

Hello from Tennssee!

A funny trivia fact for you that I was reminded of when seeing our "Welcome to Kentucky" sign. A while back they used to have other words written at the bottom of those signs instead of the governors name. It used to read "Welcome to Kentucky. Home of beautiful women and fast horses" (the fast horses referred to the Kentucky Derby). Some people went around to a bunch of those signs and peeled off the letters and moved them around so that it then said "Welcome to Kentucky. Home of beautiful horses and fast women"! (as in the women were easy to "get with") LOL! They changed them all soon after that to just have the governors name. 😂

Yes, nothing wrong with playing lefthanded guitar. Good for enough Jimi Hendrix and Paul McCartney. Finding a left handed guitar might be a bit of a challenge. Some plays use to charge lefties more.

Hoss (like the big guy on Bonanza) - pit (rhymes with spit) - tal (rhymes with gal) - ity (like city) Hospitality

Hey hang out in Tennessee long enough and we could get you use to that especially after experiencing a bit of moonshine lol lol lol 😂

I have a Fender Mustang. Does that count ?

Do they chop off the head of firecrackers when it's your Independence Day in France ?

My Dad grew up 20 minutes from there. It was so country the name of the street was my Grandpa's name, bc he made the road, and of the 6 house in the 2 mile length, 5 were grandparents, and uncles and aunts. Hopefully you stopped by the local gas station and got an RC cola and a Moonpie.

Boston doesn't have a "little italy". It's called the "North End". :p

Well, sweet pea, you'll just have to come back, and visit us again, it's the best way to get better. The American version is a miss mash of several languages, it's one of the most difficult languages too learn, so to learn it properly, one must immerse ones self in it by surrounding ones self with speakers of said language. Have I confused you yet?

Marie, during your travels across the USA, is there any place you thought Wow I wish I could live here for 6 months or a year.?

It’s amazing that you’re learning English and already saying “like” so many times as a filler word. Once I hear it I can’t unhear it.

Please don’t generalize a region because of some people you’ve encountered. I’ve traveled around most of the country for seven years in my RV, and I’ve met good and bad people, I’ve eaten good and bad food, and there’s bad drivers everywhere. You never know where a driver is actually from or how long they’ve been in an area despite license plates. ✌🏼

I missed you live but good to see your smiling face and hear your happy voice.

That wasn’t a rainbow, its called a SunDog

I take it she likes Mustangs lol

I know you are a Mustang fan but I bet you would enjoy the Corvette museum in Bowling Green. Then go to Lexington and go to the horse park and then to the retirement farm for race horses and you might as well go to Buffalo Trace over in Frankfort.

You sound good

What do you no? Huh? Know, I will tell you what you no - you don't no knowthing, you no what I mean? 😳

Your accent is so adorable I love it

Chuckling about the cost of taking trisp because it always seems like when you make a budget for travelling you can pretty much double whatever the initial assessment was. Like oh yeah I'm going to do this and this and stay here for $2K and it's going to be awesome and I'm going to save on this because of this! $4500 later...It's like every place on earth that sees tourists knows exactly how to pry open your wallet and take advantage. It's expertly done sometimes, too.

You should check out SW Colorado. Really cool mountains, very beautiful!

I love your French accented English! 😎

Huh oh! I got here at the end!🙁

You should visit other North American countries. Taxco Guerrero Mexico is a hidden gem.

Bonjour de Louisiane

Hello from Massachusetts ✌️❤️❤️❤️

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Everything is good 👍

All 👍

You just found our 51st state, the State of Weirdness, 😂

Marie, good to see a livestream from you! Life moves on always, for sure. But don't forget to check in on Angelina Jordan once in a while.

Hey now , good to see you. 😮😢..

Are you in USA

Virginia

Yes beautiful. You are loud and clear

Merci lointain ami

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Merci beaucoup for this livestream and merci for answering my questions and accepting my 5 dollars superchat! Merci Marie!

11:18 what accent?

I took the tour back in 1981. It was great. Mammoth Cave Park is spectacular. I was on a dive trip with a group of friends. We dove the fresh water caves in Northern Florida and did a dive with the Manitees on the Crystal River.