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Ever wondered how Amazon FBA works?

Well, in this video I'll be telling you all about it and how you can build a legitimate

business selling on Amazon.

But before we start, make sure you subscribe to my channel and hit that bell to be notified

when I post a new video every week, so that way you can get the best advice on side hustles,

passive income, and so much more.

I wanted to start off by saying that this is part one of a five- or six-part video series

about selling on Amazon.

I'll be posting on Wednesdays, and I will also be posting on Fridays for the next few

weeks, so make sure to hit that bell to be notified if you want to know more about selling

on Amazon.

The first thing I want to tell you guys is that anyone can sell on Amazon, whether you

know about online business or have a business degree or don't have it, anyone can do it.

But that said, I knew nothing about selling on Amazon before I got started, and this was

actually my first online business.

Within the first two months of launching my product, I made over $16,000 in sales, so

yes, this is real, guys.

Before we get into it, I wanted to mention that I made a video about the pros and cons

of selling on Amazon.

I'll add that link somewhere around here, or you can click somewhere around the screen.

I really recommend that you guys go check it out, because I really go into detail about

the good stuff and the bad stuff and the things that I went through when I first started selling

on Amazon.

All right, now let's begin.

Let's first talk about what FBA means.

Let me start off by saying that there are various ways that you can sell within the

Amazon platform, but the most popular and profitable way selling on Amazon is with FBA.

Now, what does FBA mean?

FBA stands for Fulfillment by Amazon, and in basic terms, Amazon takes care of everything

for you.

They help you scale your business much faster, because they're reaching more customers through

Amazon Prime, which means that the customers will receive their products much faster.

They also store your products in their warehouses, ship it to the customers, track your sales,

deal with customer service 24/7.

I mean, everything.

So Amazon FBA is the way to go in my opinion, of course, because that's the one that I've

done.

I guess I'm biased.

Now let's talk about setting up Seller Central.

Now, they have two different types of accounts.

They have an individual account that you can set up for free, and then they have a professional

account, which is the one that I have, and I pay a monthly payment of 39.99.

This is where you're going to create your product listing, select the price for your

products, manage your inventory, track your sales.

I mean, basically it's your one-stop shop.

And most importantly, this is where you are going to get paid for your sales.

So comment below and tell me what type of niche or niche ... depending on where you

are, you'll understand that ... do you want to build a business around?

All right, now let's get back to it.

You've set up your Seller Central, and now it's time to search for your first product.

Basically, you can sell almost anything on Amazon, but you're going to do this specifically

through private labeling your product.

Now, what this means is that you're going to find a product that's already selling very

well, put your logo on it, and then call it your own.

With that said, you do want to differentiate your product, so whether it's adding an ebook,

adding a little item inside of the packaging, or maybe changing the feature a little bit,

you're going to want to do that, so that way yours can stand out from the rest.

Now, there are certain things to consider when choosing a profitable product, but you

can easily use apps like Jungle Scout, Helium 10, and Viral Launch, so that way you can

find a product that's not too competitive but high in demand.

These apps will also give you the monthly sales that these products are doing and so

many other goodies that you guys should look at before choosing your first product.

Now, with that said, you do not want to choose a product because you think it's cute or you

think may do well.

Doing product research is the most important part of building a successful online business

within the Amazon platform.

So make sure you do your product research and avoid guessing.

Okay, guys, let me know in the comments below if you have a particular product in mind that

you may consider selling.

All right, now that you've found your product, the next thing you're going to have to do

is find a supplier or manufacturer.

Alibaba.com is a popular website where you can find hundreds or even thousands of suppliers

that can produce your product for a reasonable price.

They're all rated, and you'll be able to pick the ones that have been pre-qualified by Alibaba

and have purchased what's called a trade assurance, which protects your investment in case the

supplier doesn't follow through with your order.

But anyway, you're going to want to contact the supplier to get quotes, and I recommend

that you choose the top three best suppliers on your list, so you can order your samples

from.

You're going to physically want to touch it, feel it, see it.

This is going to be very important, because you want to make sure that the quality of

the product is good.

The last thing you want to do is assume that the product is of good quality and then spend

hundreds, maybe even thousands of dollars in a product that is just useless.

Once you've picked your supplier, you're going to sign a contracts, maybe put anywhere from

10 to 30% down, and then they're going to start making or producing your products.

Now, in order for them to make your product, it can take anywhere from a few weeks all

the way to a few months, so you want to make sure that you use your time wisely while you're

waiting.

But while they're doing that, you can focus on optimizing your product listing.

Now, when I say product listing, this is the page that the customers click on to see the

benefits, the features, the images, and pretty much everything that they need to know about

your product before they choose to buy it.

Okay, so now that your products are done and your product listing is optimized, now you

can go ahead and ship it to the Amazon Fulfillment Center.

Essentially, this is Amazon's warehouse, and this is where they're going to be shipping

your products from.

Every time that a customer orders your product, they're going to be in charge of packing it

and shipping it to them.

And just like I mentioned before, they're going to basically take care of your inventory,

so you as a seller, all you really have to worry about is making sure that you're producing

sales and providing great customer service on top of what Amazon already does for you.

So essentially, that's how Amazon FBA works.

Now, there are a lot of steps within everything that I spoke about that you guys should be

aware of, so I'll be making more videos.

Just please make sure to subscribe to my channel and hit that bell to be notified, so that

way you can get that information nice, fast, and easy.

Once again, I recommend that you guys go check out that video that I made about the pros

and cons of selling on Amazon.

It's really going to help you guys out.

If you guys want to know more about selling on Amazon, please make sure to join my exclusive

group called CLUB Fab & Focused, where you're going to meet like-minded people who are starting

their side hustle or business.

You'll get encouragement from me and your Fab Fam.

The link to join is in the description below.

If you liked this video, please let me know by liking it below, subscribing, and sharing

it with your friends.

Until next time.

You're doing everything you need to do to ... Okay, never have to physically see, touch,

nothing with your products.

Damn it.

What am I trying to say?

I know what I'm trying to say, but I can't say it.

Okay.

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Barcelona Travel Guide - Spain - Duration: 6:32.

Sometimes you see some art in Barcelona that stimulates your needs ;-)

Hi and welcome. This time from the Spanish beach hotspot.

Barcelona.

It's one of the biggest tourist hotspots in Europe.

There are less than 2 million people living here, but also 8 to 9 million tourists who visit Barcelona every year.

Unbelievable.

That causes a lot of frustration.

Many residents want to get rid of the tourists and you see these stickers everywhere.

I understand that this city has such a big attraction. Here you have the beach...

...really nice food...

...the culture and the beautiful buildings...

...and the crazy nightlife.

The legacy of architect Gaudí is beautiful.

Look at these buildings at Passeig de Gràcia.

Casa Mila is best known and you can conclude that he is more popular after his death than during his life.

Every day there are thick rows in front of the door of Casa Mila.

If you can't get enough of it, then you also have the Sagrada Familia.

The church that isn't finished yet.

The Egyptians spent 20 years for building the pyramids..

... and they need here 200 years to build one church ;-)

Where church attendance is decreasing all over the world, is it here busy every day.

And you have Park Güell.

Where you have to pay now. Around 8 Euro.

It remains a sad story about how Gaudi died.

He was hit by a tram in the center of Barcelona.

Because he looked unkempt and nobody recognized him, nobody wanted to take him to the hospital.

How sad.

1992 is perhaps the most important year for this city, because then the Olympics were held here.

They have refreshed the city and connected the beach with the city.

They have also built Metro line 4 (yellow line) and you can enjoy it every day.

He drops you off at Villa Olympia or Barceloneta and then you walk straight to the beach.

If you want a beach with less tourists then go to Playa del Bogatell a few stops further.

The best way to travel trough the city by metro.

The network is very extensive and it also runs at night on weekends.

Perfect to come home after a wild night ;-)

An advise from me is tot buy a T-10 card, then you can make 10x a single trip for about 10 Euro.

That saves you 1 Euro each way.

Many people walk here because they are afraid of traffic.

A car accident happens every 19 seconds.

Watch out if you cross the street, because they are driving crazy!!

This is the most famous street in the city La Rambla.

It isn't my favorite street and I never come here, but I want to show it to you...

...so you know that you can skip this street.

You can buy souvenirs at the top price.

Beside La Rambla you find the old Gothic quarter and it's really beautiful.

This is one of the coolest viewing points at Plaza de España.

It's free!! :-)

The first part is with the escalators, but after that you have to burn some calories.

Are you ready for a special dinner? I prefer to go to Torre d'Alta Mar.

A tower with a restaurant at the top with this amazing view.

Thumbs up if you liked the Barcelona report.

If you don't want to miss any upcoming travel reports please subscribe to my YouTube channel.

It's free and offers an enriched view of the world around you.

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EARLY MORNING ROUTINE | a guide to waking up early with a POSITIVE MINDSET - Duration: 9:30.

Mornings can be tough especially if you go in unprepared and without a certain

intention in mind. Now I created a guide to help you establish your early morning

routine and prepare yourself the best you can so that you are very well aware

of what your intention is for your morning, how to tackle each task and how

to feel accomplished so that the rest of your day gets set in motion.

Hello lovely blossom, welcome to Oh Dear Carnation. I'm Carolyn and today I want

to discuss your early morning routine using my guide to starting your day off

with a positive mindset. Before we start be sure to hit the like button if you

like this content and make sure you're subscribed to this channel for more and

be sure to check the link so that you can download your own copy of my guide

and follow along with me for this process. Set your morning motivation by

understanding why you are choosing to wake up early and what you are intending

to do during that time I find it is best to spend the early moments of the

morning on yourself. Find your reason why you want to wake up besides the

traditional work and school, because it will set your morning up in a more

mindful state. You get to accomplish tasks exclusively for yourself so you

feel that you are taking care of yourself and it only trickles down

furthermore into your day. It almost makes you more prepared to tackle each

task mindfully. Starting off with the blank slate helps further your approach

of taking that self-care into action. What tasks, what activities do you most

feel content with. happy with energized with? These should be the tasks you are

looking to complete in your morning. Activities I like to consider in my

morning routine is a healthy breakfast and I love setting my mood early in the

morning by lighting some candles taking my time making and preparing my latte.

Because I love coffee and I need coffee to fuel my energy source,

and filling your stomach with a hearty healthy breakfast, so that you are more

inclined to eating more balanced meals throughout your day. During my quiet time

I also enjoy reading. I love doing this in the morning because while my mind is

still slowly waking up and catching up to my energy, I get to soak in some

creativity that isn't necessarily my own and that I don't have to do any thinking

towards accomplishing that task. If you find that you have a hard time keeping

your energy up and elevated in that morning slot try exercise. I love doing

some quick high-intensity training workouts so that my heart rate starts

going up, my energy starts flowing and I get the most challenging activity out of

the way and it makes me feel so much more accomplished with myself. This

exercise doesn't necessarily need to be high intensity, it can be something as

simple as taking a walk around your block or some mindful yoga. Journaling is

another great activity to complete during the quiet time of the morning

because it allows you an opportunity to search for gratefulness and it can

search for gratefulness in the activities you look forward to

completing. This helps ingrain that positive mindset that can carry through

the rest of your day. Music is another great way to boost energy, it live-ins

you once you put on that music those beats tend to move your body

rhythmically. By choosing select genres you almost get to piece together certain

attitude. Music is a great tool for boosting positivity, creativity

and confidence. I find taking time to schedule activities and tasks that

promote this positive mindset a great source and tool for nourishing your soul.

This elevation in attitude and mindset start to trickle throughout your entire

day. Now that you've described your morning

activities checklist and set out those tasks that you want to complete in the

early morning of your day, it is now the best time to establish an evening

preparation checklist. If you take the time to prepare in the evening you are

committing to waking up early and you are committing to keep your checklist. I

want you to take this as the most important tool because saying yes to

preparing in the evening, is saying yes to waking up early. Your evening

checklist can consist of tidying your kitchen and setting out your breakfast

materials, picking out your outfit for your next day and setting it aside so

all you need to do in the morning is dress and prepare, collect your books and

journal find your pen place them on your desk so that they are there and ready

for you in the morning, set out your gym equipment. If you unroll your mat, pick up

your weights and leave them out in the open it is so much harder to say no to

completing that task. And lastly set your alarm

choose a peaceful tone so it doesn't have to be a blaring sound in your ear.

You can place your phone away from your bed so you have to leave the comfort of

your covers in the morning and turn off that alarm, but do not press snooze.

Snooze will only make you feel more tired and it is a sure way to

say no to the tasks you have on your schedule waking up early in that morning.

If you take the time to prepare in the evening you are so much more likely to

say yes to that early morning alarm clock, to remind yourself why you are

choosing to wake up early and remember all of those tasks you are looking to

accomplish. I love writing my tasks down in a checklist format because every

single time you get to complete that task you can cross it off your list and

that sense of accomplishment and sets in. Now that you've prepared and you've

accomplished your checklist figure out what time you want to wake up early at

is it 5 6 7 a.m. Whatever that time is write that down so that you have a clear

starting point for your next day. Do not overlook sleep, be sure that you are

allowing yourself an appropriate amount of time to nourish your body with an

abundant amount of sleep. If you know you require 7 to 8 hours be mindful and

prepare yourself in advance so that you can go into bed knowing what time it is

you require to be asleep by. If you have trouble going to sleep try and schedule

in a nap during certain activities, but remember the more you choose to wake up

early, the more tired your body will be in that evening, so falling asleep will

set into place more gradually. When you know how many hours you on average

required asleep count those hours backwards from the time you choose to

wake up and then you have your time to be asleep by and try and commit to that

time. Be kind to yourself, sleep is very important. Morning is wonderful. It's only

drawback is that it comes such an inconvenient time of the day. If

you like this content be sure to hit the like button and leave a comment down

below what time you are choosing to wake up at and what activities you tend to

complete during that early morning of your day. Thank you so much for watching

be sure to subscribe. I'll see you on the next one.

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Quebec Travel Guide | Visiting The Eastern Townships - Duration: 17:03.

In today's video we're taking you to Quebec's Eastern Townships, specifically Sutton!

Neither Sam nor I had been here before, but this destination proved to have it all, from

unique accommodations and adventure activities to beautiful hiking trails and an emerging

foodie scene.

We spent 2 days exploring the area in partnership with Tourisme Québec and Merrell Canada,

and here's a look at what we got up to!

Good morning guys we are heading out this morning.

We are going to spend the day in nature.

That is the plan but we're going to need some food.

We're going to need some energy so we're just heading to Sutton going to grab some lunch.

And then yes hitting the road.

Hitting the road and doing a whole bunch of different things today.

Our first stop was La Rumeur Affamée, which is a gourmet food shop right in the heart

of Sutton specializing in local products.

We dropped by to pick up a few items for a picnic since we had an action-packed day ahead

of us.

And being the foodies that we are, we couldn't resist sampling a few cheese and caramel spreads

while we were in there!

So this is a Mercule de Charlevoire it is from le lac charlevoire in de saint paul let

us have a taste of that and see how you like it.

Ah, wonderful.

Let's have a taste and see how we like it?

Okay.

Hahaha.

More cheese to savour.

Alright guys so we just made a little pit stop at La Rumeur Affamee to pick up some

lunch for today.

We are spending the day out in nature and this place has amazing sandwiches and cheeses

and baked goods.

Meats.

Beverages.

Pasta.

Coffees.

Everything.

It was amazing.

We could have spent a lot longer in there.

We got to sample lots of tasty cheeses but yeah let's head out.

It is time to actually get out there feel nature.

With our picnic lunch sorted, we got in the car and drove out to Au Diable Vert.

This place started out as a mountain lodge, but it's grown to become an outdoor playground

with lots of activities on offer.

Well we made it.

Gathering our gear.

Are you ready for the Velo Valant?

I am.

The flying bicycle through the forest.

Apparently there is only three of these in the world.

Yeah.

One of them is here.

There is another one in Florida and one more in Mexico.

I know.

So this is a pretty exclusive activity.

I can't wait to try it.

After watching a quick instruction video, it was time to hop on the Vélo Volant!

The circuit ran through the forest, over ponds, along ravines, and we also got glimpses of

the Green Mountains of Vermont off in the distance.

The nice thing about this activity is that we could only go as fast as we pedalled, and

we were encouraged to take it slow and stop to enjoy nature and our surroundings.

Alright guys so I am here on the Velo Valant already pedalling through the forest.

It is pretty cool.

I'm just waiting for Sam to catch up with me because he was filming me but he is just

behind.

And yeah I've got to say this is a pretty cool experience.

I'm just in the middle of the forest surrounded by trees.

It feels super peaceful.

Like I don't feel nervous at all.

And you can just hear the birds.

It is so calm and it is a one of a kind experience.

I mean there is only three of these bicycles in the whole world.

Like we mentioned earlier so yeah it is something super unique that you can experience here

in Quebec and I'm really enjoying it so far.

And there you have it.

Sam is also coming along for the adventure.

My oh my.

He doesn't love heights so I'm feeling pretty proud.

So this is what it looks like.

I'm just pedalling through the forest.

The picnic is ready.

It is.

And I've already dug in.

I'm having I said wonderful sandwich here.

I told Audrey can you please wait before you take some bites.

Clearly not.

Nope!

Not.

Nope!

She can't.

It was turkey.

Yeah.

With cranberries and brie cheese.

It almost feels like Thanksgiving in a sandwich so pretty awesome.

I also had a bite of Sam's.

Haha.

It is really good.

Um and yeah we've got some Kombucha.

Yeah.

We have a turmeric.

Turmeric flavored one.

And chai.

Hibiscus chai.

Yep.

We also have some tasty desserts.

This one is called a sweetheart.

Yep.

So I'm curious to try that.

That has caramel.

And we have a maple pie.

This is the star of the show.

Yeah.

This is the one I'm most looking forward to trying.

Yeah, this one was highly recommended.

Yes.

Apparently it is a local specialty.

Yeah.

So it should be good.

The guy at the shop was telling me that sometimes they have tourists come by and clear the whole

store.

Oh yeah he was saying tourists come from the US and they're like how many pies do you have?

We're taking them all.

We're taking all 13.

So yeah that is always a good sign.

I'm going to enjoy this.

Now what he has been longing after.

The moment I've been waiting for.

Dessert.

The first thing I noticed about this is like as I'm moving it back and forth can you see

the syrup kind of sway from side to side.

Oh my gosh that is going to be so good.

I have a feeling it is going to be so sweet.

So maple syrup pie.

Oh!

Here we go Mister Yea Nice.

Oh!

Oh my gosh that maple flavour.

That is like the most Canadian tasting thing I've ever had.

If you like maple syrup like you've absolutely got to try this.

Yeah.

So next up we are going to go visit some hairy coos.

They have a field full of these cows and anytime we've been in Scotland it has always been

a struggle to get close to the hairy coos they are so elusive um but yeah here it looks

like you can get up close.

Relatively up close and personal so that is what we're going to do.

Word or warning do not cross this field unless you can do it in 9 seconds because the bull

can do it in 10.

Moo!

Moo!

So the owner here told us to walk up to the rooster because that is where you get the

best views.

Here is the rooster just behind me.

He wasn't kidding because I mean the rooster is pretty awesome but then you've got the

highland cows.

The hairy coos in the background.

The coos.

Yes and then you've got the mountain views which you can't really see as well until you

get to this point so it is definitely impressive.

Time for a walk through the woods Bill Bryson style.

It sure is.

This property is massive, we've been walking for a little while it just keeps sprawling

out and it has been wonderful.

It is so quiet, so quaint and so green out here.

Just love it.

Breathing in the oxygen.

The fresh air oh my goodness fresh air.

Fresh country air.

You've gotta love it.

Once we reached the rooster, we chose one of the many trails on the property, because

we had some new Merrell gear to test out.

We wore the Moab FST 2 Waterproof hiking shoes, which have Vibram® MegaGrip® for traction

on wet or dry surfaces, and are waterproof yet let moisture escape, but aside from that,

we were amazed by how comfortable they were straight out of the box!

Mine were in the colour Granite/Shark and Sam had Olive/Adobe.

Making friends Audrey?

Always.

Who is this?

Always.

His name is Leo.

Leo.

You are a sweet boy.

You are a sweet boy.

And he's like here is my ball.

Ready for our next activity.

Some kayaking.

Oh man we love kayaking.

We love kayaking.

This is our favourite water sport.

Yes.

We're not super ambitious in the water.

That is because we don't do like white water kayaking or anything like that.

We like it calm.

Calm.

Chill.

This is as calm as it gets.

This is as calm as it gets.

So yeah we're just going to hop right in, float down stream.

We can't float too far.

Apparently five kilometres that way and we are at the US border.

We're not going there today.

Not today.

The guy warned us if we crossed the bridge we are in US territory illegally.

So let's get in.

In I go.

Woah!

The waters here were dark but very shallow and calm with hardly a current, so if you've

been wanting to try kayaking, this is a great place to do so for the first time.

We also noticed that they had Stand Up Paddleboarding, but it was early autumn, and we weren't

sure we wanted to go for a swim if we lost our balance!

We did a daytime unguided kayaking tour, but they also offer guided moonlight tours if

that's more your thing.

Sam's approach to land my goodness.

Well we've done a lot of activities today how are those new shoes holding up?

We sure have.

These are holding up really well.

Also it is my first full day wearing them.

I'm surprised by how comfortable they are.

Like I haven't had to break them in so today we took them biking through that flying bicycle

in the forest, we went hiking, we went kayaking so so far so good but right now it is time

to head back to town.

We're going to Sutton.

We still need to give you guys a tour of our little cottage plus we are hitting up a brewery

later on so that is going to be fun.

From there, we drove back to our chalet at Huttopia, which was our home away from home.

Well hello.

It is time to give you a tour of our chalet.

We've been staying at a place called Huttopia and they have all sorts of accommodations

here.

We chose a chalet so we're going to give you a tour.

Let's begin here.

This is kind of like the entrance slash balcony area.

This is my favourite area.

We've got a nice little picnic table if you want to eat el freco and enjoy your breakfast

in the morning.

Check out the views guys.

This is incredible.

And at night I mean you can hear the sounds of nature right now but at night it is like

an orchestra.

It is even louder.

Yeah.

That is a beautiful way to describe it.

Haha.

Orchestra.

Haha.

So let's come on in.

Mother nature's orchestra.

Okay.

So this is kind of like our kitchen, dining and living area.

It is a little bit messy right now because we're charging all of the electronics.

Yep.

But yeah it is a beautiful place to hang out.

And we have these massive windows so you can just enjoy nature.

It lets in lots of natural light.

Let's show the kitchen.

And yeah we haven't actually done any cooking.

We have a wood burning stove which I think gets a lot of use in the winter.

Yeah.

I wonder if we have lights here.

We probably do.

That shows how much we've been in the kitchen guys.

Haha.

Where are the lights again?

Where are the lights.

Um yeah so we've got lots of different cups, glasses, cutlery, there is some plates in

storage.

We have a fridge.

Yep.

A dishwasher.

That is pretty fancy.

We have a table I'm charging the drone batteries.

And over here I'm going to guess this is like a little barbecue.

Yeah.

We have a super messy room which we don't need to show you.

That is the spare room.

Luggage room.

Where we are keeping all of our stuff.

And then we just go up these steps to the second floor.

Okay so here we have another little lounge area with a couch that I think turns into

a spare bed because there is a whole bunch of bedding here.

Oh that is neat.

But we claimed this room.

Yeah.

This is the biggest room.

Voila.

Nice big bed.

It is a big bed.

It is so nice.

I love this room.

I love A-Frames.

Yeah, I know.

I'll show you guys the ceiling.

Look at that.

Yeah, it is just really cozy here.

More views outside.

We are surrounded by nature.

Yeah.

And last night when we went to bed we just kept the window open.

Like there is a mesh and you could just hear nature.

There was like so much chirping and then you could hear yeah wind hollowing.

To be honest I find it was so peaceful.

I find I get my best sleep when I have that when that is the soundtrack of my sleep.

Yeah.

And that was also the soundtrack when we woke up.

Yes.

Just the sounds of nature.

Natural alarm clock instead of beep, beep, beep.

And another thing to mention about this place Huttopia is that they have no wifi in any

of the cabins or anything.

Which has been wonderful.

You have to go to reception.

Yes but that is the whole idea.

They want you to like disconnect and just be surrounded by the woods.

The forrest.

And to be honest if you're coming out to the Eastern Townships (cantons de l'est) yeah

that is kind of like what you want to do.

Right?

It is a time to relax.

You are probably leaving a big city behind and you are coming here to relax and to reconnect

with nature.

Yeah.

But there you have it.

That is our little chalet tour.

And next up I believe we are going to be drinking some beer.

That afternoon we drove into Sutton.

This is a charming little town in the Eastern Townships (cantons de l'est) and it's very

walkable, so we parked the car and ventured out on foot.

The main street here is lined with cafes, boutiques, art galleries and historic buildings,

so we enjoyed a leisurely stroll before making our way to a microbrewery for dinner.

It is dinnertime and today we are eating at called A L'Ábordage.

Yes.

And they are a microbrewery here in Sutton so we are pretty pumped.

Yes.

We ordered a whole bunch of beers to sample.

We're going to have 8 in total.

We also went for two typical dishes.

We are having duck poutine and a maple burger and the beers are here.

The beers are here.

Oh yeah.

Hahaha.

Let's begin.

Number one is a golden ale.

Cheers my friends.

Guys.

I think I just chose the best meal on the menu.

I am having a poutine with duck.

Duck is something that is super popular in this region.

So yeah we've got french fries, cheese curds, duck meat.

I just drizzled some gravy all over this meal.

Drizzled.

You poured it.

I poured it.

Yeah, that wasn't a drizzle.

That was heavy.

That was all of it.

And oh my gosh I'm just going to grab a bit of everything into one beautiful decadent

mouthwatering bite.

Here we go.

And?

Mmmm.

So good.

Hahaha.

Salty.

Greasy.

Greasy yeah.

Rich and savoury.

What does the duck add to it?

Because we've never tried that before with the duck.

Surprisingly it looks a bit like pulled pork.

Yeah.

The way it has been prepared.

Like the meat has been shredded.

Right.

And it is kind of salty.

Yep.

And it is just wonderful with the gravy.

Wow.

This is amazing.

I can't wait to try it.

Amazing.

I can't wait to try it.

Ready to tell us about your main?

Check out my burger guys.

Wow.

It is jacked.

I''ve gotta lift up the hood here.

Look at what we've got.

We've got bacon, we've got mushrooms, we've got brie cheese.

Caramelized onions.

Wow.

Oh la lah.

Woah.

Look at that stringy cheese in there.

Oh my gosh.

That cheese and bacon really makes it and then you get some juiciness from the mushrooms.

The patty is cooked nice.

This is a beautiful bun with sesame seeds.

This is a great burger.

Yeah.

I love it.

This is a great place.

This is a great meal.

Look at all of this beer.

I know.

All the beer to wash it down.

This is just awesome.

And that's a wrap for our adventures in and around Sutton.

We hope you guys enjoyed this video, and we'll see you in the next one where we continue

our trip through Quebec's Eastern Townships!

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Cornwall, England: Tin Mines - Rick Steves' Europe Travel Guide - Travel Bite - Duration: 6:58.

A weather-beaten bluff just a couple miles away

provides the same Land's End thrill without the crowd.

It's Cape Cornwall.

To be sure we know about special places

like this and understand them,

I'm joined by my friend

and fellow tour guide Tim Uff.

Tim: Yes, so this little church goes back to the 6th century.

Just imagine a Celtic priest living in there with

just a little altar and a fireplace.

That's all he needed.

Rick: A short climb leads to the summit

of this connoisseur's Land's End.

Here you can sit with the sound of the wind

and the cry of the gulls.

Enjoying the meditative view,

I like to ponder how this small island

has had an impact far beyond its shores.

From the start, Cornwall's economy was based on tin.

As far back as the ancient times, Greek and Roman traders

traveled all the way to Cornwall for tin.

You see, an important step

in the evolution of civilization

was the ability to mix tin and copper to make bronze.

And when people entered the Bronze Age,

they could make better tools and stronger weapons.

Tin mining was the dominant

Cornwall industry well into modern times.

This evocative coast is dotted

with 19th-century Industrial Age ruins.

These desolate engine houses

once pumped water out of the shafts

so they could mine a half-mile down

and then, under the sea bed,

far out to sea.

The ground here is honeycombed with mine tunnels.

In its heyday,

there were hundreds of tin mines in Cornwall.

The industry peaked about 200 years ago

with the Industrial Revolution.

Back then, the demand for tin was huge,

and mines like these were booming,

making Cornwall one of England's wealthiest counties.

Ruins look almost ancient,

but it's easy to forget that less than 100 years ago,

thousands of workers spent most of their waking hours

in these crumbling buildings, supporting their families.

But Cornwall's glory days of tin passed.

The iconic smokestacks today

are the dramatic remnants of Cornwall's

now-dead tin-mining industry,

which just couldn't compete with cheap tin from abroad.

Along with these old buildings,

another reminder of the mining heritage

is the tin workers' simple lunch:

the Cornish pasty.

So, this would be the classic miner's lunch, you could say.

Tim: Yeah, the Cornish pasty. So you'd hold it

on the crimped edge right here like this.

And the idea was that if you did have arsenic on your hands,

then you would leave it on the crust.

Rick: It's 'cause there was no way to wash your hands

when you're mining. Tim: Exactly.

Rick: So you come out of the mine and you're gonna eat and you're hungry.

Tim: Yeah, absolutely.

Rick: So this is a "pasty"? How do you pronounce it?

Tim: "Pasty." Rick: Not "pastey?"

Tim: No, pasty. Rick: Pasty. Aright.

Tim: Yeah, so eat away. Rick: Mmm!

Generally, what do you put inside of a pasty?

Tim: You've got steak, onion, potato,

and turnip, or Swede, as we call it.

Rick: So any bakery around here would serve these.

It would be a great take-out meal for a traveler.

Tim: Yeah, absolutely.

There are thousands of these made every day.

Rick: God, the original take-out food in Cornwall.

I mean, 200 years ago for the miners

and today for the travelers.

The last tin mine to close

is now open to visitors,

dedicated to telling the miners' story.

The Geevor Mine closed in 1990.

It represents the last hurrah, not only of Cornish tin mining,

but in a sense, of Britain's Industrial Age.

Exploring it, you'll gain an appreciation for the simple,

yet noble, life of miners.

Though closed for decades, it feels as though the miners

could show up at any time to clock in.

The blasting schedule was a reminder

that punctuality in the mines was a matter of life and death.

The miners' lockers were left just the way

they were on the day the mine closed,

with the miners believing that somehow, they'd be back.

Photos humanize the plight of individuals

who lost their livelihoods.

They remind us that when economics change

and an industry dies,

it devastates families and entire communities.

In a huge structure nicknamed "The Mill,"

the stone was crushed to extract the tin.

The miners brought in tons and tons of raw ore,

which was put into big drums

like this, which would then tumble.

And with the help of metal balls like this,

it would break the ore into smaller and smaller pebbles.

The noise must have been deafening in here.

You'll see how a vast room full of shaking tables,

like giant machines panning for gold,

separated the tin from the waste.

Tin and other heavy metals,

are the dark material at the back,

while the lighter waste slowly shakes forward.

With 90 tables shaking each day, hundreds of tons of rock

gradually gave up a few tons of coveted tin.

For the finale of your visit, you slip on a coat,

don a hard hat,

and head both underground and back in time,

deep into one of the original 18th-century mines.

The shafts, narrow and low,

give you a sense of the difficult life of miners

and their perilous working conditions.

Former mine employees serve as guides,

and are happy to tell the story.

Guide: Here we are: we're in a section of tunnel

that's 250 years old, approximately.

This mine itself didn't work under the ocean,

but a lot of mines in this district,

the St. Just mining district, went under the ocean

for sometimes a distance of a mile-and-a-half.

Rick: Tin mining is hard-rock mining,

where you look for a lode,

and then follow veins of tin through the surrounding rock.

Guide: And once they establish where the tin is,

then they work upwards through the earth

and downwards through the earth,

extracting that vein from the rock.

Rick: Even under the sea if necessary. Guide: Even under the sea, yeah.

Rick: So if they took 100 tons of rock out of the mine,

how much tin would they hope to find?

Guide: Just one ton. Rick: One ton.

That's hard work. Guide: It is extremely hard work.

Rick: Cornish mining had a diaspora in the 1800s,

with large numbers of skilled miners emigrating.

Guide: The Cornish miner has moved all over the world

from Canada and North America

and Mexico, down into South America,

New Zealand, Australia, South Africa, even Cuba.

There's hundreds of thousands of people around the planet

now that are directly related to those Cornish miners

who took their skills with them.

And in fact, there was a definition,

and it still holds true today, really, largely,

that a mine is a hole in the ground

with a Cornishman at the bottom.

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So, you're in one of those, one one of these,

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And between all that, you're probably going to want to understand your place in this a

little bit more, at least before you end up in one of those.

Wouldn't it be nice if there was some kind of guidebook, some clear and lucid way of

looking at things?

Well, welcome to The Lucid Guide - your companion in this strange cosmos.

It's not quite the official handbook to existence, that would be nice wouldn't it? But, seeing

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We'll explore life, dreams, the universe, science, weirdness, being human,

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Goblin Giant "LOG BAIT" Deck Guide | Best Goblin Giant Decks | Clash Royale - Duration: 6:07.

Hello every one my name is chirag and after a long time i am using pre define Script for

my video.

I posted Bunch of Video without any resons and voice over . And

they all are fail to gain more views.

So, I deside to go with best clash royale deck guide videos and i am back with Best

Goblin giant log bait Deck guide.

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For notification you need to click on bell Icon.

So any Discustion Lets see What we have in this deck:

In this Deck We have Goblin Giant, Goblin Gang, Goblin Barrel, log, Princess, Knight,

inferno Dragon and Fireball How To use cards according To this Deck:

Knight: Your main tanker or damage Dealing card when

it reach the towers.

a major defensive card.

Knight is still one of the most used cards and definitely one of the best Low Elixir

common cards.

He counters a variety of cards alone, and he synergizes perfectly with the rest of the

deck, making him a great choice in any bait deck.

the second card is Goblin Gang: Your secondary offensive option, and 1st Bait card.

the Goblin Gang is usually used to bait out spells, but in some cases you might want to

bait your opponent�s spell attack with the Goblin Gang require only for

Put pressure on opponent Talking about defensive purposes, this card

gets most of the job done with ease.

3rd card is Goblin Barrel: Your main offensive option and 2nd Bait card.

The Barrel is mostly used in bait decks because it does instant damage, like the my royale

Gaint and miner bandit decks.

For those kind deck You can subscribe to my channel or check the description

4th card is Princess: Your main defensive and control card, and 3rd bait card .

the Princess is anti-swarm and also an offensive option.

She has been a best card with such a versatility and variety of decks she can be used in, that

she was even considered the best card in the game once.

Goblin Giant: Now The main card is appearse.He is a good win condition along with Goblin

Barrel.

He already has two Spear Goblins as support to get rid of cheap counters such as the Bats

or Skeletons.

After his death, he brings down the Spear Gobs, which is perfect if you already have

a Knight or any Goblin barrel tanking for them.

Inferno Dragon � best defencive card in this deck.

It is Tank destroyer.

After the opponent uses their Zap against your goblin gang or goblin barrel it can go

towards their tower and deal massive damage.

Inferno dragon becomes a threat himself and if you opponent doesn�t have an ewiz or

an ice golem to kite, Use your inferno dragon for defence aginst

pekka, giant , Golem.

Giant Skeleton and lava.

Fireball � Your high-damage spell Use it to clean low-HP towers, and most importantly,

damaging Ice Wizards, Electro Wizards, Three Musketeers, and all that important stuff.

Use it offensively, to destroy buildings, to kill Barbarians or Minion Horde.

Log: Finally, the Log- one of my favorite legendaries Can be used as a prediction against

goblin gand and goblin barrel from opponent.

Get value logs and chip away at the Tower.

Ideal Strategy:

The ideal strategy of this deck is to bait out the opponent's spells by using the Princess

or the Goblin Gang as a decoy.

You can start by having the Princess at the bridge or the Goblin Gang.

You'll know what counters your opponent has.

After testing the waters and the spell has been baited out, use the Goblin Barrel together

with the Goblin Giant at the bridge and throw the goblin barrel On Tower.

The opponent will lock on to the Giant while the GB continuously stabs the tower thus giving

you the win.

Offense:

Same as the ideal strategy.

Start with either the Princess or the Goblin Gang to check what counter cards your opponent

has.

After baiting it out, use the Giant + Goblin Barrel combo.

You can also use the Inferno Dragon together with your Giant after they do a successful

counter.

If they use another spell against your Inferno Dragon, use the Goblin Gang or have another

Princess or Goblin Barrel to aim at their tower while the Giant is still tanking.

Defense:

You have your Knight , goblin gang ,fireball with log and last Goblin giant to kite Troops.

Additional Tip:

If they are using a heavy beatdown deck.

Try to break their strategy by deploying your Goblin Giant to the other lane.

This way, they need to use their support cards and spend elixirs to counter him thus rendering

their push almost useless.

So This Is my guide Hope it Work For you ,Any Suggestion and decks Please comment that in

the comment Section many gaming videos are uploading on this channel

If you like then considering to subscribe and like the video.

See You In Next Time Peace

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In this tutorial we want to show you how to add goals

from Goal Guide.

Right now John Student

has some annual goals.

He's got Meal Preparation and Self-Management.

Currently there's nothing under Self-Management. So we're gonna add a new post and we're gonna go

"Progress on budgeting or budgeting goal"

And we'll select an image for budgeting,

monthly budget and

then as you can see right here

you can choose a goal from this icon and let's see...he's got a goal for

budgeting:

"Pay Bills every Monday." All right, let's try that.

And

here one of the great things about Goal Guide is you can add an image to represent your

progress. This is a picture of John doing his monthly bills and

we're gonna say Post and

there we have some progress on his annual goal of Self-Management under Budgeting.