Spanish Girl Reacts to Why This is North America's Most Important Lake 🇺🇸 🇨🇦

Comments · 117

• RO

  @robertpearson8798 · 4 days ago

  It hard for people from most other places to understand the size of the Great Lakes without experiencing them for themselves.

  6

• JO

  @JohnMcElver · 4 days ago

  If you ever decide to visit Niagara Falls, do it in the summer so you can ride either The Maid of the Mist from the US side or the equivalent on the Canadian side.  Try hard to get into the bow (the front of a ship) and when it goes into the area just below the Horseshoe Falls part, you'll be basically surrounded by the falls; it's pretty awesome.

  2

• RO

  @robertpearson8798 · 4 days ago

  “The cultural epicentre of Canada” is a statement that is going to rile up a lot of people. Even though I live there that’s a highly debatable sentence.

• BA

  @barryfletcher7136 · 4 days ago

  People are supposed to cross the Canada/USA border only at official crossing points. There are a lot of official crossing points.

  3

• RO

  @robertpearson8798 · 4 days ago

  I recall reading that Lake Ontario alone contains more water than all of the rivers of the world combined.

• BR

  @bryonbiondolillo6545 · 4 days ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0P4hSHxBSU&amp;t=548">9:08</a> tug of war is a game from gym class where 2 teams pull on the opposite side of a rope and try to pull the other team over a line that the rope is centered on when both teams start pulling.....possibly the second leading cause of crying at school behind dodgeball

  1

• DA

  @DaGooser85 · 4 days ago

  Great video. Great to see you learning new things. Some of us are learning new things with you. Great reaction girl ❤😊

  5

• CL

  @CliffordValvick · 4 days ago

  In the video you watched in canoes, they were in Minnesota in the area called the B.W.C.A. Boundary Water Canoe Area. I&apos;ve went on many trips myself starting in 1979 till the last one in 1998. There are several Canoe Outfitters that you can get in touch with and tailor your trip the way you want. Such a great time! Canoeing from lake to lake, portaging as we traveled carrying our canoes and gear to the next lake. Finally picking a camping spot on one of the lakes that we navigated with maps that was provided, plus our food, tents, sleeping bags the whole nine yards. You don&apos;t have to get the whole package you have the option of bringing all of your gear and just use the outfitters canoe. Or even other plans. That&apos;s a trip that guarantees you absolute peace, tranquility and really forgetting the world existed!!

  2

• LO

  @loochay1966 · 4 days ago

  Ooooooops.. 🇺🇸🌊🇺🇸 ...I forgot one thing about this Lake Ontario &nbsp;video. You commented on the cool looking bridge with cars traveling on it and a wonderful watwrfall under the bridge. Just wanted you to know that those small waterfalls are NOT the Niagara Falls. That is a scene from downtown Rochester, &nbsp;New York. The river there is the Genesee River and the falls are very nice to see when you are driving through Rochester. The other part of the video where you mentioned the people looking so tiny IS Niagara Falls. They really are very, very huge ! 🌊<br>I truly hope you get to visit the Lake Ontario area one day Spanish Girl. 🌎🎪🌎🎪🌎

  1

• TK

  @TKMars11 · 4 days ago

  I don&apos;t think that was a person traveling in a canoe. <br>We once took a boat from Cleveland, Ohio, up the shore of Lake Erie towards Niagara Falls. We stopped twice for gas twice for food and the total trip took us 10 hours each way in a boat that was traveling 25 miles/hour (40 KM/Hour) almost the whole entire time. You don&apos;t appreciate the scale of the Great Lakes until you&apos;re near one.

  1

• LO

  @loochay1966 · 4 days ago

  🇺🇸🌊🇺🇸 .. &nbsp;I am so happy to see my city here. Now you know a llittle about Rochester, New York. You may have missed it, but they spoke of The Erie Canal in this video. This Canal is very long abd runs from Buffalo to Syracuse where it meets the Hudson River. The Hudson River goes all the way to New York City, and eventually to the Atlantic Ocean. The small town that I live in has The Erie Canal running right through the center of town. It is a nice place to live with many farms and many, many, many apple orchards. 🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳

  1

• JA

  @jamesfranklin8712 · 3 days ago

  If you crossed by water you would be arrested you have to cross at the border check points

  1