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Cool city Exeter, thanks a lot for the video...

Currently looking at options for 2025, this looks fantastic with lovely restaurants nearby

This isn't your village anymore!!

Love this thank you ❤

It was a lovely place to grow up in and i lived there for fifty years. I certainly wouldn't go back, its becoming a tacky tourist trap.

Thanks Yvonne & Mike 😊 I always find it strange when you're in Ireland as I'm used to you in exotic climes, but at least you brought the sunshine with you! I call Primark Penneys, even when in the UK as I'm used to the original Irish version! I also prefer Murphy's to Guinness anytime! Thank goodness the giant kingfisher went the way of the dinosaur, but it's legacy can be found in the odd curry house reduced to a pint sized format! When was this filmed by the way? Have a truly amazing week my friends 🤗

This is amazing and I enjoyed it very much. Always looking forward to new adventures on your channel. Thanks very much! : )

Корк! Очень красивый город!!! ❤🌹

i am saving this for later next year coz i booked already to Milan and Rome i loved it the vibes, the old buildings and the cafes i will surely try it someday

Cork is lovely, fab narrated guide. Thanks for posting.

Cool😊

Morning! I'm booked to visit Cork later this year - thanks for the warning - I'll watch out for the giant kingfishers :)

Beautiful city and love your narration!

Do drop by with your own thoughts and recommendations for Cork, we always enjoy hearing from you.

I like Nice but it's too touristy for me.

😊No,, keskellä Atlantti,,

I liked the narration. Any idea why there are so many "portly" people wandering around Funchal?

Hello! I just have discovered your channel, and I love your content, beautiful places, useful tips and great quality! If you’ve never visited the island of Menorca, I recommend you! There you can find some of the most beautiful beaches in the world (macarelleta, mitjana, pregonda…), spectacular landscapes and nice villages by the sea (binibequer vell, fornells, mahon, ciutadella…) CONGRATULATIONS for this channel! 👏🏻🫶🏻

02:43 should’ve answered the phone it was a hostage situation 😅

Ipswich was my home town. Moved there from the country when I was Five. The streets used to be cram packed with traffic! Seeing it here, it looks like a ghost town, with no traffic. A lot of the buildings I knew, have gone, including my old school, Tower Ramparts. In my days, the docks were working, and the sailing barges shipped goods between Ipswich and Europe. One of my school mates worked on one. My college teacher was waxing lyrical about the sails, and how sad it was that they were being converted to diesel. My mate said the sooner his boat was converted, the better he'd like it!. It used to have Ransome and Rapier, close to the docks, a factory that made the biggest walking Draglines in the world. Gone many years now! It also had a brewery, and maltings. The maltings have all been converted to flats, and the brewery, another casualty. Even my college, Ipswich Civic College, built brand new in 1960 has gone! Used to go paddling at Freston as a kid. Loads of memories! .

I look at the Cambrige and I think that universities tear young people away from reality, and that it is impossible to return to reality after university illusions. As a result, few people in the world are capable of solving the problems that have accumulated before humanity. The best teacher is life itself. Philosophers, historians, lawyers and journalists must work in seven different businesses, communicate with a wide range of people and learn a living and practical psychology. Academic psychology is only suitable for intellectual narcissists to entertain their peers over cups of coffee. A practicing intellectual person does not need forty subjects studied in universities, but much less. So you need to come to the university once a year for a week or two not only to take a small number of exams (one exam per year), but above all to communicate with intelligent people who help to systematize the experience gained during discussions. . It is necessary to implement the principle of Socrates: it is not necessary to put ready-made theories in a person's brain, but to let theories be born in his brain. So we do not need conferences, but debates on questions from real life. And to have food for discussion, you have to immerse yourself in real life, and not be in an artificial university environm.

That amusement park looks divine, praying that my mutual exchange to Southend on sea will. Work out and that they like my flat cos I love theirs ❤️❤️🤞🤞🤞🙏🙏🙏🤞🤞🤞🙏🙏🙏

Seems like an awesome place for your teens etc, so much to do. Please, can you swim in the lagoon, as well?

It looks beautiful ❤❤

Прекрасная прогулка! Благодарю! Греция- Замечательная страна♥️🇬🇷♥️🌺🌺🌺

Moved here 3 years ago, absolutely love it ❤ it's a great place to live, with an actual community feel.

Such a beautiful little town. I have never been to Spain but after watching this I think I would like to one day. Lovely, narrated walking tour around the town. Lots of nice buildings, landscapes, shops and views of the sea. Have a great day my friend.

Great video, 👍 I enjoyed watching it. Question why did you choose to visit in the Canaria islands before going to Madeira en December? Thanks

Well done, this video is proof you can polish a turd

Hi, we are loving your videos and are visiting Madeira from the UK in August. How is the harbour renovation going? We have our fingers crossed it will be completed for when we Visit. Thanks again for the videos 👍🏻

5:35 did you say birthplace or birds place

Corsica has a pretty much italian vibe rather than French

Hey wait! As a u.s. citizen I've been told my whole life that we were the "best" country on earth... I think I've been lied to!

It's basically like nearly all places in this country, could be beautiful but is a disappointment!

What a beautiful little town, that's been added to my list of places to visit 🥰. Thank you for posting.

There is always so much to feel, to see, to indulge when I'm looking at the world via your channel. Thanks so much! Always a treat!

nice tour. very good town. nice cafe and really great place to enjoy and relax

Thanks for posting this. My grandmother and grandfather were from Tenerife and I've been to Garrachico several times most recently January 2020.

I love the cafe in the park - not doubt you stopped there for a coffee?

Ha, great stuff. Once again, a gorgeous town that I'd never previously heard of. Another one for the bucket list :)

On of the prettiest towns in all of Spain! Stunning rock pools to swim in, great restaurants - what more could you ask for?

This is far the most finest art of production! The length of video is not more than one hour. I like the speed of your walk well as the turning of the camera (adding gentleness). I think you showed us your favorites the Harbour, some streets but then there are times when the baby goes funnily from the parents and when a family assumes their bag is full with ciggarttes. Since I would travel by myself I had seen much of what chania has to offer. This just give me more time to think it would be a good choice. Could I please ask of me going to Al hamam, and second the godfather playing is it played often?

As we are staying in Camara de Lobos, I might be more interested in taking the bus up and walking back down, thanks for a great scenic video.

So many old people ?

Drove there in and out 10 minutes sod All there will not be going back 👍

É dove vive il cantante Shakin Stevens?

very nice and calmy place.it's worth to walk there anytime.

Thank you! Going to puerto de la Cruz for the first time on 19 May 2024 - looking forward to it! Will def do the Agatha Christie steps and prob do a bus day trip to other parts of the island!

Malta must be one of the most beautiful places I've seen in these travel vlogs

Nice video and interesting facts to accompany it too.