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I am so jealous. My mother left the USA for South Africa when I was 3 months old. Seventy years later, and still an American citizen, I am sad to say I have never been back to the country of my birth. I will live and travel vicariously through you Lidia. Have fun!

Denver is a great city

Let MAC be your boyfriend

Drove to alaska twice from Michigan, took the ferry from Bellingham Washington once, thru canada oncce, what an awesome experience!! So many things to see, wish i had more time, maybe will do again when retured

The frost heaves around Destruction Lake was the worst part.

Im doing a nyc to Anchorage trip next summer. I cant wait!

Love your videos!

The NDP have more important things to spend money on. Like giving drug users free drugs.

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Seriously, you should have bought Hawkins Cheezies, and Piggy Puffs, and White Cheddar Popcorn. THOSE are addicting salty snacks.

Oh, Lidia...you are proof positive to every Canadian that ketchup chips are our secret weapon to keep you Yanks in line. I'm not even a fan of ketchup chips but we're raised here on them and in a pinch I will eat a bag or a portion thereof. You should have bought a Neilson Crispy Crunch - its kind of like a Skor crossed with a butterfinger but it pre-dates both and is subtler, too. Of the immortal Coffee Crisp.

Didn't know it was possible to kill Smarties, lol

Coffee Crisp is my fave, also like Smarties & Aero.

How do you leave your kid behind for so long?

I'm in Alberta too

You know French?

Yes Coffee Crisp, my fave, hope you liked it.

You willingly went to cache creek?

Thank you for amazing 👏 video and smile 😃. From Dawson Creek BC Canada

I'm old enough to remember when there were no cell phones and people didn't buy drinking water. ( bought beer) We stopped along the road and filled our coleman water jugs with good ole Canadian spring water!

Zoleo or ryoko are satelitte service for those out in the whole world one would have to pay monthly service or the other , you`d pay just a single payment to have internet or cell service.

Moved out of Canada over 2 years ago and one of the things I miss is ketchup chips.

It's a nasty tourist attraction

Welcome to Canada!!🎉

The US is only 1 of 3 countries that do not use the metric system

You missed Whyte Ave!

Didn't go to the pot shop in Wem?

They changed the name of the Boat. It was the Santa Maria

I truly like your excitement! That is exactly how I get when I think to myself “I cannot believe I’m here!!”.

I miss blockbuster when i was 10 back in 2015 i used to watch movies on my dvd player that had a small screen connected to it

The km/h is metric. A system of measurement that is used by the majority of the world, and all scientists. Of course it's weird to you. Americans use an antiquated system of measurement designed by British people and no longer used by Brits.

I've traveled the Alcan Hwy many times but that was 45 years ago, ufta . . . it's been that long! But I did recognize several sites and the fatigue you endured traveling the Hwy.

Thanks for the memories: Did it in 1964 on an 80cc Suzuki motorcycle.

BC'er here, one interesting bit of working-class Canadian slang is "Buddy". If you are describing or talking about a guy whos name you do not know, as in: "so buddy comes up to me and says.....". Also, "goof". This is not a word to use in common conversation, it has a negative connotation among working class people. If someone mentions a "sled", they're probably talking about a snowmobile. A 26'er is 26 ounces of liquor, a 40-pounder is 40 ounces of liquor, and whats known as a "pint' in the US, is called a "mickey" up here...unless its beer, a pint is a pint in beer lingo. Kudos on your channel, you are doing a great service by both learning and teaching your followers about this great country

Hello! I’m a Canadian from Ontario and I very much enjoyed watching your journey to Alaska. I went to Alaska in 2023 as well, but via cruise ship. Your journey was much more adventurous. lol. Thank you for sharing. And btw, Ketchup chips are good, I’m in my sixties and have been eating them since I was a kid, but perhaps an acquired taste. All Dressed are definitely yummy too. Happy Travels. 😊 🇨🇦

Lol! I was literally eating Old Dutch ketchup chips while watching this video. Lived in BC all my life, (now middle ageed...lol) . Now ou see why it's called Beautiful British Columbia. Happy you had a fun safe trip. Nice video. Good work.

You are brave ! Well done!!

Yes healthcare is free! But notice you didn’t say it’s good!!

You forgot to try Dill Pickle Potato chips. Very popular too. 🍁🇨🇦

Yup. Canada, in this case BC and Yukon, are more than the space between Alaska and the continental US. Glad you discovered it. 🎉

Washington to Alaska is through Canada?? Nah.. BC to NFLD is through Canada...😂😂

The yukon is gorgeous, only flew there from the interior of b.c. I love whitehorse ❤

I really enjoyed our trip together, in Canada, my home country. I am from Ontario, Canada. I typed it this way as not a lot of Canadians know there is a city in California. I was a truck driver who, over the 30 years, or 3 million miles, and it sounds like you had a great adventure, going through BC and into Alaska. I have driven 48 states, but never Alaska. Anyway, thanks again for sharing this with us Canadians. 😂

Yes! all dressed over ketchup chips any day! :)

Ketchup, chips are an acquired taste, welcome to Canada.

Trees trees and more trees

Prince George? Not the direct route.

Ketchup flavored chips... It's an acquired taste! I don't know for other parts of Canada, but where I come from (Montréal), we'd order all-dressed pizza (pepperoni, green peppers, mushrooms) or all-dressed burgers and hot dogs (all condiments, onions, etc.).

Such a down to earth encounter and narrative. In other words , simple joyfulness. Many safe and fulfilling journeys.

It was terrible, awfull, savagery, crime, and barbarity at every turn, a 3rd world environment, technologically in the stone age. and Free healthcare, Americans stay home, don't come to Canada.