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Cool. Greetings from Switzerland.

Lovely couple ✨

Did you find a wild magnus midtbø? 😂

What a charming couple!

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Which car rental company did you rent your tesla from?

I love your video guys ✨

I just came home from London Friday and yes the food is bland. I think as Americans we can become addicted to all the chemicals in our food that give it fake flavors that if we come across other foods we immediately say it’s bland. My friends and I said we were detoxing from all the chemicals from the US. It was hard to find salt, pepper, hot sauce and seasonings. The sodas were zero sugar. We even bought white sugar and brown sugar and still it didn’t help. I think we lost weight lol which is always great. lol We tried cakes that the store owner said were extremely sweet and once we tried it we laughed because we tasted no sugar. Damn Americans lol. We still had a great trip and are trying to stay on the bland food journey. 😢

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Who is the intro music?

Really nice vlog keep it up guys ☺️✨

I love hawaii!

Wow nice vlog ☺️✨

Wow, what a gorgeous living room and the view from there. Congrats on the house!

If there's more of everything in the icecream, isn't it just the same icecream but twice as much?!

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A great travel vlog on my beloved capital London. The food has never been bland. The older generation like my pops and my mom but especially my grandparents. Did not eat spicy food. One they couldn't afford it and two they had no access to it. My children however are used to it and go to all the nando's and Indian takeaways. They cook a multitude of dishes from abroad. I myself love Sushi.

That the English food is bland is the most widely known wrong thing about this country. The British Empire covered a lot of the world, and everyone started to import the food, as well as everyone in the Empire could travel anywhere within it. Especially if they had money. Not much has changed. Walk down any large town main street her and see food from ten countries at least. My own local town has several different styles of African foods on top of the usual variations, most of which I've never tried.

You all might like high desert Garden Answer utube, shows how they handle planting in low water area. They are in Eastern Oregon. Lots of digging with auger attached to power drill and drip irrigation. 🌸 So nice to have trail near house, very healthy. Would love to do smoked fish, turkey, and smoked cheese (dairy fan), slow cooking retains lots of nutrients and pellets are nice renewable energy. Casseroles with lid on could be good in slow cooker. 🌌

Feel nowadays govt taxes fund medicine by public behalf...charities should help lower living expenses for those with illness I mean if it is freewill charity, seems best contribution to help people in the day, not long term in my opinion. So message is do best possible in the day... 🐞

How thick Americans are never fails to amuse me. Once you get past the fact they use the word “ like “ in every sentence, it’s not English that’s for sure. Firstly why on earth would the food be bland ?? But the funniest thing is the gelato shop … “ it’s too old for copyright “ 😂😂😂 errrr the building wasn’t originally an ice cream parlour - I am not sure they grasp the concept of history

Why would the food be bland in London? It’s one of the most popular cities in the world with more cultural mixes than pretty much every other city. London, Paris are the top two. An hour away from Europe means it’s easily accessible, you have some of the best meat/fish in the world, our agricultural is superior to most countries, you have the best salmon just up in Scotland.

Thank you for making this video! I found out about this place because I wanted to go to the beach but also wanted to find a place where you could also look for seashells (kids can get bored if there’s nothing to do!) I’m hoping to go to Japan in July and stay here for a night or two, just to get away from all the bustle of the cities. What time of year did you go? How was the transport there? Did you go from Kyoto? I’m hoping to go from Kyoto and then move on to Kanazawa, but I heard the train is something like 4 hours… there’s a nice village nearby where the houses are on the water and have a place for boats on the ‘ground’ floor, did you go there? Sorry, so many questions!

You have crazy counter rotation which is absolutely normal for beginners. Your shoulder hip and foot should align. Also don't push your back foot out. Use your front knee to streer instead of back foot.

I visited there once. As a South African very much used to home-cooked, hearty meals - whole foods, slow food - I still think that cuisine in London is served to spread diabetes. I am well traveled, but was served little cubes in Notting Hill, of no known taste, texture or flavour. Whatever it was, was tasteless at best, but at least didn't kill me. A Turkish gent opposite the Welsh Church off Euston Road served me real meat. One good meal ib five weeks.

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They are Charity Shops, not thrift stores.

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I'm not sure what's specifically American about golden retrievers. It's a breed of gundog that originates in Scotland dating from the 19th century.

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Nice vlog guys 👍🏼

Happy to see a variety of foods but ALSO did not expect a little peek of Present & Correct! That’s one of my top shops to go in since I’m a big stationery fan. What a pleasant surprise ☺️

Nice vlog guys😊

Love their cute sounds. ❤

Nice vlog

Do have a question about travel on trains. Do the trains between cities ever sell out or require standing room? I get Tokyo is going to be bad, but I'd hate to not be able to catch a train from Hiroshima to Kyoto and Osaka which are the only cities we are going to in Golden Week proper. Flying into Matsuyama on May 1st and working our way up to Tokyo to see Band Maid on the 10th.

When did you go to the country? Is that okay in Iceland now? I'm going to Iceland next January, but media kept saying that it's dangerous in Iceland now..

Good video you missed Marks and Spencers 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

It would be nice if just one of the vloggers would treat hemselves to one of the 200 Michelin starred restaurants in the UK.

It's only the USA that claims our food is bland. Every other country is more informed and aware.

This is the 2nd of your videos I have watched & think you have great style, presentation & content. London is a world class city that has so much to offer. You do a great job with the camera. Best wishes to you both 🙏🏽

Nice video.

The boats you were calling Houseboats. Are called Narrowboats. They are built to fit through the tunnels and 7ft. wide locks on Canals. Dating back to the 1700s. When they were used to transport goods over long distances pulled by horses. Most are now lived in. Or hired for boating holidays. Although there are still a few used for goods, as floating shops and floating hotels. Where you saw them is on the Regent's Canal. Building of it was finished in 1820. The other end of it is Little Venice where it joins the Grand Union Canal nesr Paddington. House boats are larger usually 13 to 15 feet wide and 70 feet long. Mostly found on rivers rather than Canals.

Bland food? The yanks started that rumour in world war two because by the time they showed up we'd already been at war for over two years, we were on our knees as the ships that brought food were routinely sunk by the kregsmarine. We had nothing, & food rationing continued till the early 1950s. Mass availability didn't really happen till the 60s. After the covid they claimed there were shortages in supermarkets, lol they clearly didn't grow up in 1950s or 60s uk, now you can anything from anywhere, but if your older you'll remember that this was not always the case.

Apart from Greggs and the rapidly disappearing fish and chip shops every bit of cooked food in London is foreign.

Nice video, it seems like you had a good time here. Just one thing, when you were talking about dogs, Golden Retrievers originally came from Scotland, not America.

Such amazing videography and commentary, thank you so much for visiting my city 🥹💖🩵

The charity shops are not what they seem, first they have to pay for the shop plus business taxes and all other things that come with that. Then there will be wages, not for the staff, they usually are volunteers, except for the manager who will be on a wage. Then support teams and finally the Ceo will take his cut, charity shops in the UK is not a good way to give to charity because very little goes to the charity. But every little helps I guess 😅