Your work is beautiful. L.M. Montgomery journal entry is truth to many. You are happy, thanks to ice cream. Thank you

👍🏻👍🏻 Your great grandmother was a strong and beautiful woman! 🍎🌳

Great video

A stunning place on the map.

Hey.amte, total best ! farewell!;)

Great video as always! We have old Dutch brand here in Wisconsin. Thank you!

Thank you. A beautiful poem. My ancestors came from Germany in 1723.

Thank you very much. Great story telling, video, editing... ice cream!

What a neat video. You covered so much. Fun to be on a second trip with you.

Thanks for sharing your story and the beautiful poem…it gave me chills…

What a wonderful video plus sharing your family history - thank you! Your two are magnets for finding the best ice cream 🍦!

Love the travel and stories. Enjoy!

I have read that young Japanese tourists will visit PEI just to go to the "Green Gables" house and they even come dressed in period clothing! My travel buddy traveled to Maine and as far up as PEI in about 2017 or 2018. I hope to visit eventually.

@FromShetoMe

Жыл бұрын

I’ve read they have an AOGG attraction in Japan.

@nicoleleaper7553

Жыл бұрын

That’s true. Anne of Green Gables is on their school curriculum so it’s the most Canadian thing to them.

Thanks for another great video. My Cincinnati brother agrees with your choice of #1 ice cream. He used to send it to us for Christmas (just so you know that you can get it delivered 😆)

@FromShetoMe

Жыл бұрын

We can get it at our local grocery store but it's always best if you can get it at one of their stores.

What a wonderful gift to your family, these connections to their past. I can't wait to see what you find in Nova Scotia! I think your ? for the pottery in the bedroom is a hot water bottle without the stopper.

You can find Old Dutch Potato chips in northern US at least in North Dakota

Thank you for all the memories… I lived in the maritimes for 25 years… but now I am back in Ontario.

I just love to hear you recite your “Name Poem”… as a mother with a daughter and granddaughter I have grown very fond of it… thanks for sharing it again!

FSTM, HELLO DEBBIE &John, great trip, I have only been all over the are by small aircraft, never landed, 6 seater , came out of FREDRICSTON NS HOLT FAMILY , FARM, like the one setelllers map, gee that ICECREAM, looked great, JOHN,would NOT pass this by ! Quite a bit of history there, , if you ever seen. My family tree at ANCESTRY, back to England & IRELAND , way back, I was sceptic at first, having NOT being in USA,,but the stuff they have. Is fabulous , enjoy, safely, happy trails, GOD BLESS YOU ALL, Till next time🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Love PEI and Nova Scotia! Been there twice, still haven't seen it all. Last trip we made it to Meat Cove and it was my wife's favorite place. Hope to get back, spend more time to see the places we missed, then ferry over to Newfoundland where we've never been . My wife loves Puffins, sure would love to take her there to see them. We did the Bird Island Tour and saw some. Our first trip we stayed in Tatamagouche and spent the night at the Train Station Inn. We have a special-needs daughter, down syndrome, and she loved the loft bed in the Box Car Jimmie. Both y'all and the Newstate Nomads are in Nova Scotia. Following and bringing back lots of fond memories. Looking forward to Newfoundland. BTW, we ferried from NS to PEI and we were hurrying to make the ferry and when we got there it was pulling out. Yeah, memories!

@FromShetoMe

Жыл бұрын

Several people said we had to get to Meat's Cove. But we didn't quite make it. Will definitely do it next time.

Such a lovely tribute of PEI capturing and sharing such lovely activities and places. Thank you for filming, editing and sharing. Such a beautiful journey along US 6 then northward. Hugs.

Fascinating to hear your about your great-grandparents and their brave journeys. Loved how you weaved the past in to the present. Always look forward to your videos - thank you!

Beautiful video, Debbie! It's wonderful to see your connection to your family's past. What a beautiful part of the world! Thanks for sharing!

A joy to watch your videos as you weave your ancestors & the current time as you travel. The 26" bike for John should give him the proper leg length so his leg extends more when peddling (reduces joint pain in your knees, soreness in your back and neck, and is much healthier for your body over long miles) instead of the mini where his leg may stay bent at the knee as he peddles up & down. However if he had a short inseam then the mini would be better. Whatever John is comfortable riding is the key. Looking forward to next week in Nova Scotia…the singer Anne Murray lives in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

@FromShetoMe

Жыл бұрын

Unfortunately, he generally needs a bigger frame than most bike companies offer. Not sure yet what that will be.

Thanks for another wonderful video. Again our geneology paths have crossed again as I know at least one of my ancestors came from Prince Edward Island but it is far enough back that I have not taken the time to dig out the details. Keep those videos coming.

@FromShetoMe

Жыл бұрын

It is hard to do research before 1870ish unless your relatives stuck around. Wish I could have visited a library or 2 while there but the holiday made it difficult.

It is beautiful to live a rich life where you can experience various cultures through travel. Watching the video gives me the feeling of a lot of indirect experiences too. Thank you for the beautiful video.

Love your videos and we had the pleasure of meeting John this past week at the beach. It’s a small world after all ☺️thanks for sharing and we have learned so much from you both and look forward to seeing your videos every week. You do such a great job of showing what’s out there and how to do it too. Laurie and Denise from HB.

@FromShetoMe

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! It's always a pleasant surprise to meet someone who watches the channel. Especially in our own backyard!

Another wonderful recap of my recent trip to PEI. I liked the wall of historic Cows T-shirts they could do up as a special order. It gave me several bursts of laughter. The cheese was cloth wrapped making it look ugh but it sure tasted good. For soft ice cream lovers, there is a kiosk in the Summerside Walmart parking lot that adds fresh fruit into theirs. In the morning the kiosk is a coffee shop.

Awesome. Touching. Love to have ice cream. We do not have Cows ice cream in TN. Enjoying your trip. Than you

Once again, you have amazed us with your incredible filmmaking skills! PEI has long been on my bucket list. Thank you for bringing us along! This was so touching to see. I just love the poem and sharing your family history with us. I enjoyed seeing you with our friends from NC this week. I know you will share your version in the coming weeks. I am so blessed that you share your journey with us. Have a great week! Love and prayers from SC, Jane ❤🙏

@FromShetoMe

Жыл бұрын

I'll never be able to live up to Owen's version of FOD. But it will be fun to review our clips again.

@mikemanjo2458

Жыл бұрын

@@FromShetoMe I think y'all are both awesome!❤️

We enjoyed your recitation of Stevens' "A Bridge Across Time", and, in the background, "Sweet Lies" by Gold in June. The camera pause at your theme phrase was perfect.

Beautifully done, your connection to your past is truly inspiring 🙏

Bit behind. Busy here in Ohio. John gives an excellent review of the Rad. 21:06-capture it in a photo and call it a day.

Debbie and John, what a wonderful channel. My eyes watered as you shared, "A Bridge Across Time", by Darlene Stevens (see 20.35 and specifically 21.03). Thank you.--Al Newby

We took the ferry onto PEI and the bridge off. We loved Cavendish but Sirios, Montague and of course Tignish.. We spent a few days in Charlottetown and went to the Theater. I am pleased you love our country. (and ice cream). We spent Canada on the waterfront in Halifax. Love your content, the video, the editing, and the voice overs..

That was a wonderful taster for us. We leave on September 3rd for the Maritimes and can't wait! I love how you weave the story of your ancestors through your present life. The thing on the end of the bed was a foot warmer/bed warmer/bed pig/water crock pig.

@FromShetoMe

Жыл бұрын

Thanks. I have not seen anything like that. And the woman giving the tour didn’t know what it was.

@lifestidepools

Жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing about the ? but forgot it was called a pig lol.

Thanks for sharing. Our best and eternal life is ahead...John 5:24.

The" ? Object" is Thermofor or Heating Pad...Love your poem and ice cream. Traveling❤️back in time. Thank you.

What a beautiful episode. Quite possibly your best! And the🍦wow! Miss you guys.

@FromShetoMe

Жыл бұрын

I thought it would kill me getting it done. And next week's will be just as hard. I don't know how you put out 2 a week.

@VANTREKKINGlifestyle

Жыл бұрын

@@FromShetoMe Just lucky sometimes. Did this week’s in under 3 hours but spent 4-5 hours working on the thumbnail and title. Geez… This one was your most emotion evoking video yet. Keep it up.

So look forward to your videos, especially the ones when you guys hook up with Your friends Owen and Lynn. What a journey you are doing. Love it.

Thank You

PEI is such a beautiful place. The wifi wasn't working when l visited there.... in 1975!

@FromShetoMe

Жыл бұрын

LOL. We were probably better off without it.

That’s a ceramic version of a hot water bottle. You just fill with hot water and move it around in the bed before you get in. Love your videos!

Was the poem where you got your channel name from? Thanks for sharing. Safe travels! ☮️❤️

@FromShetoMe

Жыл бұрын

Yes.

@kerryloper6142

Жыл бұрын

@@FromShetoMe ❤️

The COWS Coffee ice cream is my all-time favourite

I enjoy genealogy and historical stories so much but have so many other hobbies and the result is my own research doesn't happen. Thank you so much for sharing your past as it helps me get a "fix". As always your filming, music choices and story telling are amazing. After watching one of your videos I'm always rejuvenated.

@FromShetoMe

Жыл бұрын

It is hard to squeeze it all in with so many distractions. Hope you’ve got someone coming up the ranks who will steward your work.

This is probably my favorite of your videos. They just keep getting better. My husband and I are soon retiring and plan to follow some of your trips. 2 questions, what has been your longest trip and I was wondering what pants you wore in the previous video? They were purple with black thigh and shin fabric. Thank you again for your work.

@FromShetoMe

Жыл бұрын

This was our longest trip...100 days. Alaska was number 2 and probably just a few days shy of this one. There is a link to the pants in my Amazon Storefront: www.amazon.com/shop/fromshetome They run small, despite what their size chart says! I now have 2 pair. They are great for gardening because they have a pocket for knee pads.

PEI is certainly one of Canada’s jewels! Beautiful video! Those sunsets 👌fabulous! Thank you! Safe travels! 🇨🇦🇺🇸

As always very well done. And very much looking forward to your Nova Scotia visit, which will be very nostalgic and sentimental for me

A beautiful island. I loved, loved the poem and finally see how your vlog name came to be.

Told ya Cow’s ice cream!!! Lol Love the story about your family.

@FromShetoMe

Жыл бұрын

Just remembered the name of my favorite flavor, Royal Cownadian Mint!

@haroldb5569

Жыл бұрын

@@FromShetoMe mine was Gooey Mooey

What a lovely video! Beautiful videography and sweet music. My choice for goodies? Ice cream #1! 🙂

@FromShetoMe

Жыл бұрын

It was my favorite too but I was only able to get that flavor on day one. Was told that they were waiting on some of the ingredients.

John is getting really good at editing....and finding ice cream.

@FromShetoMe

Жыл бұрын

LOL. Editing what? His sock drawer?

Thank You once again for sharing that poem, it is so beautiful and true. Loving this trip with you. Tomorrow I head out for Lincoln, Nebr for a FMCA rally and will travel in a little of your footsteps on Hwy 6.

@FromShetoMe

Жыл бұрын

That sounds like fun. Hope things have cooled off a bit.

That poem! It resonates deep in my ♥

Really enjoyed this video. Beautiful land. And nice to hear about your ancestry. Thanks for the nod to Graeters ice cream --- my neck of the woods. Looking forward to your next video. :)

And... the reading in the poem.... priceless. Lynn is over here teary eyed. Just priceless.

Another wonderful video. Interesting to compare and contrast our experiences on PEI. Liked the shot in the historic house where you were showing the spindles on the stair rail and hearing about your family connection to this place. I became interested in Anne of Green Gables a few years back when we saw a wonderful production at a Sacramento area high school. Anne was particularly good. But I had no idea it was set on PEI until we arrived and everything is Anne OGG this and Anne OGG that. We enjoyed the Anne OGG Museum too. Other highlights for us were walking on the beach to Tea Cup rock twice, amazing churches for such small communities and an assortment of lighthouses that ring the island. We also enjoyed the Canadian Potato museum and the roadside stands that sold New Potatoes and other veggies like wax beans and blueberries

@FromShetoMe

Жыл бұрын

We didn't spend near enough time on the island. I'm sure we could have found more Cow's ice cream stores. ;-))

@kxrv6629

Жыл бұрын

@@FromShetoMe We only stopped at 2 Cows places. The first at the creamery the ice cream line was ridiculously long. So we skipped it. The factory tour (t-shirts🤪) was a joke like you pointed out. But we bought a couple of cheeses and they are delicious. We did get ice cream at the Cow’s at the bridge. In fact we stayed at the Brewery across the street that is a Harvest Host. Safe travels.

I love the way how you elaborate your family history tnx for sharing

Going to PEI - made note of Cow’s ice cream but we are Graeter’s fans, so it may be hard to beat!

@FromShetoMe

Жыл бұрын

If they have it, try the Royal Cownadian Mint. OMG.

Looking forward to your upcoming vids - we RV'd Newfoundland, PEI, etc a couple years ago. Perhaps we should go back?

A truly great video. You guys keep making such great documentaries. Thank you!

"Reminded me of a children's book" Anne of Green Gables, perhaps? lol

Thanks for sharing. The video stirs memories of trips to PEI when our kids were young and they couldn’t properly pronounce ´confederation’, but had no trouble pronouncing ´cows’. Lol. Looking forward to your Newfoundland video. We only just visited last summer, the last of the Canadian provinces that we have visited through the years. Interesting to listen to the path/reasons your ancestors took to get to PEI and the events that may have led to the move to New England! Continued safe travels!

Wow. You out yourself with each video of this trip! Appreciate the information you’re giving us too! I’ve wanted to do this trip since 2020. Circumstances and family obligations keep getting in the way. Maybe next year! Safe travels! Thanks again.

Another great video and 4 ice cream days!! Thanks for sharing!

Gord and I have signed up for next years rally and the trip afterwards to Gaspé, New Brunswick and PEI. Your video reminded me of taking our kids to Anne of Green Gables and I made them sit in that buggy for a picture. They were not thrilled, 😂. Come back next year and we can enjoy more Cows ice cream!

@FromShetoMe

Жыл бұрын

Much depends on the van build timing. But we’d very much like to come back.

@judyfeldman5066

Жыл бұрын

@@FromShetoMe ❤️. That would be amazing.

I always love your videos, they are beautifully choreographed.

Thanks for taking me along to a place I will never see. Wonderful video and I loved your poem at the end, it made me think about my life, my family, past, present and future.

This was absolutely heartwarming. I loved the video a lot, you’re such a great videographer. I cried at the end, such a beautiful poem.

Great job, loved the video.

I loved the ending where you read the from she to me and live and die. Life is short, enjoy it while you can! Also, if you ever come back through Columbia Falls, try “Farm to Table” Ice Cream downstairs where our condo is located. Very good ice cream!

@FromShetoMe

Жыл бұрын

Thanks.

@timsmith7625

Жыл бұрын

@@FromShetoMe Just back from a weekend camping trip to Staunton VA and got out as it was pouring! Next weekender mid-Sep!

Love the history.....and the ice cream!

You can rent bikes 🚲 at McQueen Bike shop on Queen st or do Brookvale Ski park have mountain bikes and trails.

So lovely. Thank you.

What a beautiful province you landed in! Thank you for sharing. Could you please also share the author of the touching poem?

@FromShetoMe

Жыл бұрын

It was actually on the screen but you probably got distracted. Darlene Stevens, and I only recited part of the poem.

WOW. That was a wonderful video. 👍

I love this video that you make to chronicle your trip with John to PEI. We went to Prince Edward Island in 2016. Your pictures showed so many places we didn’t see. We need to go back. Thanks so much for another amazing experience.

Hello,Debbie and John Up until this video I have never heard of the author L M.Montgomery or of any of her novels either ...but I am almost done with "Anne of Green Gables" hoping Amazon efficency will not failed in delivering 5 more...TODAY❤️❤️❤️

@FromShetoMe

Жыл бұрын

That's wonderful!

Love this video Debbie! Can’t wait for your next instalment. We also were in Cavendish Campground in Canada Day. And we visited Anne at the Green Gables site. I bucket list item for me. I’ve ready everything by and about Lucy Maud Montgomery. Next time try Holman’s ice cream in Summerside PEI. The setting is a a pretty as the ice cream is delicious. I applaud your intrepid ice cream testing. Thanks for doing that research for us. 😉

@FromShetoMe

Жыл бұрын

Happy to take the hit. 😅

Beautiful

Great video and stories

Ice Cream Stipend!

@FromShetoMe

Жыл бұрын

What a sweetie! Thanks. That will get me a couple of pints of Graeters ice cream! I better do a really long walk tomorrow.

I was wondering if that’s where you got it from. Thank you ❣️🚐

❤

Great episode, likely box elder not poison ivy - FYI

@FromShetoMe

Жыл бұрын

They had lots of signs warning about poison ivy.

Love your videos. What brand of sunglasses do you both wear?

@FromShetoMe

Жыл бұрын

Mine are Maui Jim readers. John’s are Maui Jim frames with prescription lenses.

I very much liked the poem you ended the video with. Can you please tell me the name and author so I can find it somewhere? Thank you. Enjoyed the video as always. Lynn

@FromShetoMe

Жыл бұрын

I did put it on the screen but you probably missed it. Darlene Stevens, A Bridge Across Time. That's where my channel name comes from.

Boycott Rad! They refuse to ship to Hawaii. Things I remember about PEI. Cute little pastel houses of different colors, miles of potato fields, fields of daisies, and Lobster boils and Lobsters sold on the side of the road. Remember camping under a breeding group of Blue Herons.

Debbie, my wife loves the hat you wore at the Anne of Green Gables House, would you be able to share who makes it and possibly where you purchased it?

@FromShetoMe

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely. I try to put everything I can in my Amazon Storefront and that link is always in the Description Box below each video. But here is a direct link to it: www.amazon.com/dp/B07L44PSZC?tag=onamzfromshet-20&linkCode=ssc&creativeASIN=B07L44PSZC&asc_item-id=amzn1.ideas.KC14LNYVPOL9 It is one of my favorite hats.

@kenmc1

Жыл бұрын

@@FromShetoMe We thank you, and I should also say, thank you so much for all your videos, they are so beautiful and so well produced. We enjoy them very much!

@FromShetoMe

Жыл бұрын

@@kenmc1 Thanks!

First, I enjoy your chanel. Second, I watch many KZread videos. So many people using "heighth" instead of "height"; but now you, John? Noooooo!

@FromShetoMe

Жыл бұрын

John wears retainers and they have changed things a bit. Our grandkids call me grammar granny so he doesn’t get away with stuff like that. 😅

@josephreeves9896

Жыл бұрын

@@FromShetoMe 👍

Sorry to bug you but I have been trying to find the information on the awning that you use with the magnets. Do you possibly have a link and is that from Amazon or can you provide the name please. Thank you in advance for taking your time

@FromShetoMe

Жыл бұрын

It is the Moonshade by moonfab.com. They have just added a new product called a "moon wall" which we have ordered and used. It drapes down the side to give even more shade.

I just subbed your channel earlier today, heard about it from comment on overlanding sophia's channel. BTW are you at a Canadian Tire store for the night? (Aug 21), if so your in my town!

@FromShetoMe

Жыл бұрын

Welcome. I don't know that channel. Will have to check it out. My videos are pretty far behind at this point. We are now home but hope to get back to Canada next year.

@jtech23

Жыл бұрын

@@FromShetoMe oh ok, I guess someone has a van identical to yours then. Lol

❤

@FromShetoMe

Жыл бұрын

Hi Anna. Sure do miss you!

@annarademacher8359

Жыл бұрын

@@FromShetoMe I miss you too. I had listened to this blog before and each time when I hear you read that poem I get tears in my eyes it is so touching the words are so beautiful and you read it with such depth of feeling for their meaning. That’s why I just left a heart because I couldn’t express what I wanted to say.