Pukaskwa National Park | Kakabeka Falls| Lake Superior Vanlife Road Trip Across Canada

Don't start crying because I would. Not goodbye, it's see you later. See you later. So thanks Jackie and Jerry for having us. It was a fantastic time. We were fed, we were everything. So many great conversations too. And good stories. We learned a lot from you. Same. Merci beaucoup. À la prochaine. What a fantastic experience. That's exactly what makes a road trip. Meeting new people and having such deep connections and experiences like that. I literally have no words for the last less than 24 hours. Thank you guys so much for everything. That was incredible. People are so kind. My heart is so full. And this day has just started. We're Keith and Deb. This past year we started a YouTube channel to make the most of each day. Most recently we have converted a 2011 Dodge Caravan and have been traveling across Canada from Ontario all the way to BC. And all the way back. Subscribe to follow along. So now we are off to Thunder Bay. And there is one over here. I realized I didn't really sleep much last night because there was a big thunderstorm. So that little sleep was good. I think I slept. I hope I slept. And yeah, we're going to go to Waterfall and go see Tarik Fox. Update. We have switched into another time zone. It is now 4pm. We lost another hour. So we bought some wasabi beans on the trip. Yes. And we were just eating them. Keith had this idea I only eat one at a time and they taste good. And you get a little like, ooh, a little spice. Devon was complaining though. She said, you know, I feel like now I don't feel the spice at all. I got six. Let's see what they look like. Okay, ready and go. Oh no. It's in my nose. Easy. That's a lot spicier. My eyes are watering a bit. See you at the falls. We made it to the falls. It's windy and loud but beautiful. And there's a really cool walking path. I think we're going to post up right here and eat some lunch. Good. It hits the spot. We were hungry. We have a nice view. And sunny. Look at Sophie. Yeah. Right there. This is Sophie. We're back in Thunder Bay at Richard and Brenda Cedar and Nema's house. They are at a birthday party and they said we're welcome to come here, hang out, do some editing, eat our sundaes we just picked up until they get back this evening. The next day. We're here at the Terry Fox Monument in Thunder Bay. Thank you again to Richard, Nema, Cedar and Brenda. They let us park our car at their house again. We did some computer work last night and then hit the hay. Yeah. We were pretty tired. Time difference hits us hard. It's only an hour though. And so today, where are we going, Keith? Because I always pronounce it wrong. Today we're going to Pukkasaw. It's also a national park and it's only three hours away and it's right beside Marathon where we'll be camping for the night. Same spot as last time. Also, this was a really fantastic monument and it was beautiful. I would recommend coming here if you're in the area. For sure. So let's go to Pukkasaw. Our second picnic spot. What a beautiful and this is so nice. Ontario has these great rest stops. And now there's something for me here. A bag full of belingish so I can make myself a nice sandwich. Belingish is Portuguese. It's a Portuguese bun. Look at that. Gluten free, extra gluten. We're back on the road. Two hours to our hike. We had a yummy lunch at a great location. Lake Superior is so beautiful. What am I doing with my hand? Like this. We're going to keep driving. See you there. We made it. Hooray! We're both a little sleepy. Very sleepy actually. It's only a three hour drive but it felt like more than that. It's always sleepy these days. It is 4.30ish but we are still going to go on a hike. We are now in another park. We've been in so many. Man, I love our national parks. We started our hike. So far so beautiful. There's a teepee over there. This place is so gorgeous. The first hike we're doing is 2.2 kilometers. It's the Southern Head Trail and then we're going to decide after that if we want to keep going to another one or just end there. And have dinner at our campsite. Did we go the wrong way already? Yeah, maybe. Did we follow you? I don't know what happened. Okay? I don't know what happened. Keith is going to tell you something we just learned that's super cool. Well I can't do the history of Lake Superior Justice but I can say this is some of the oldest rock in the world. It says 3 billion years ago it was formed. Additionally, this sign says that this lake is so big it has an air conditioning and warming effect on the world and the environment around it. So these trees actually change color later than the trees down south. During the fall. It's warm up here. This place is so incredible and this tiny hike is going to end up taking us a while because we literally stop every five seconds. Just soak everything in. It's just, oh my goodness. This is in Ontario. This is incredible. And again, another different landscape. Another different type of topography and geological features. I know. Devin sprayed water all over me. So to these hikers I just walked by, it looks like I peed myself. It was an accident that I sprayed him with water and I sprayed myself too. I was trying to be helpful and this happens often where then it ends up making a mess. We made it. We are at Marathon at Cardin Cove and we're here for the evening and it's not even dark out yet. We did forget though that this site does have some noise because there's a train and a construction site right there. Hopefully it stops in the evening. Hopefully this time there's no thunderstorm like last time. So we're going to wrap up our video here and we're going to try and make spaghetti on our stove tonight for dinner. With turkey sausages. Fingers crossed it works. We'll fill you in tomorrow how that goes. Yeah, hopefully it works. We hope you enjoyed the last two days of our road trip and we'll see you tomorrow. Thanks for watching.