🇧🇩 Is This The End? - Bangladesh 2023 আমার বাংলাদেশ ভ্লগ
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- čas přidán 10. 02. 2024
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Coming up:
I discover possibly the best flavoured tea in Dhaka & I guide you on the journey back to Manchester Airport.
Eighteenth & final episode in a series of vlogs as I return to Bangladesh for 2023, giving candid & humorous observations, combined with travel tips & information (6 & 7/11/23).
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Hi there our chum Rue, just to say we really enjoyed all of your Bangladesh Videos and we look forward to seeing what you're up to on your next adventure. Maybe you'll film a bit of Madeira on your new toy if you feel up to it?
Thank you so much Yvonne & Mike for taking the time out to watch my Bangladesh 2023 series, I felt truly honoured 😊
Oh I'll definitely be filming Madeira on my new Pocket 3 as well as my Action 4, so expect some new & unique angles!
Have an amazing week my friends 🤗
Excellent Vlog as always, very professional. Looking forward to more.
Thanks for watching & for the support over the last while Paul ☺
Thank you, brother Rue, for taking us on this wonderful journey! Because of your hard work and time, you provided useful information and educated those of us who have not been to BD in a while. I enjoyed the beautiful sunsets, pictures, videos, and places you visited.
As I mentioned before, it made me feel at home and everywhere I've never been, all at once.
Thank you again! I hope to see you on your next Adventure!
You're very welcome, brother SM! What may I call you by the way?
I'm glad my hard work paid off & you enjoyed the journey.
Just remember, showcasing the beautiful sunsets & amazing places I visited are all thanks to my camera skills... & a little bit of luck!
Can't wait to take you on my next adventure, so stay tuned!
Have a truly wonderful week my friend 🤗
Excellent vlog Rue I enjoyed the preparation of your drink and the flight home, the plane you saw is a military C295, a Civil Air Defence plane. Thanks for my photo and shout out and look forward to the next adventure.
Thanks for watching & for the support over the last while Mark, & also for identifying the plane for me ☺
You are welcome Rue I enjoyed the large squeeky toy at the end aswell
What a fantastic vlog Rue the tea looks lovely.
Thanks for watching & for the support over the last few years Mary ☺
♥♥♥🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩♥♥♥👍👍👍Thank you so much brother welcome to friends all come every Bangladesh my from Bangladesh and sylhet♥
You're most welcome brother Suhel & thank you for your support 😊
Another great vlog Rue, the tea sounded intriguing, you obviously enjoyed it! Looks like a good plane journey home too, you looked good after such a long flight! Looking forward to your next vlog adventure ❤
Thanks for watching & for the support over the last few years Maxine ☺
Fantastic final vlog episode, exploring more of the different beverages and the flight back to Manchester.
Thanks for the watching & for the support over the last few years Alonso 😊
Ah Rue, so enjoyed your Bangladesh Vlogs. The tea tradition is really fascinating. So many options on flavours and ingredients.
Keep on vlogging! I look forward to seeing where your next adventure begins!
Thanks for watching & for the support over the last while Pippa, it's truly appreciated 🤗
nice video bhai ruhi..i think its chashew nuts called kaju badam..oh i wish i was with you in bangladesh to do the translation..lol
but unfortunately am sitting home front of my 17 inch latop in leicester and watching your beautifull bloggs......and enjoying every sip of my coffee latte /tea/..e.t.c
Thank you so much brother Ali for watching & supporting my vlogs over the last while, I truly appreciate it!
By the way my name is "Rue" as you've made me sound like a fish lol! 🤣
Unfortunately there's some confusion in Bangladesh as they refer to every nut, except shubari (betel nut) as peanut, so now you know why I was perplexed! I did however manage to find the correct terminology in case you missed it in the subtitles / captions I use to correspond with any English translations.
I'm glad to hear you were enjoying your brew so make sure you have the kettle on for me brother if ever I'm in your town! 🫖😉
Have a truly amazing week my friend 😊
Great Vlog Rue and very interesting.
Thanks for watching Judy ☺
Best tea in Bangladesh
Thanks for partaking & helping in my vlogs cousin Forhad! 🤗
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Thank you so much to the kind people who have been "buying me a coffee" as encouragement for the time & effort I put into making these videos 🙏
Thank you, Rue, for taking me on your amazing journey through your birth country. I enjoyed every vlog and learning history along the way. All the amazing sunsets were stunning and also the food and coffee stalls it was great to see you trying new things. Can't wait for the next adventure thanks Rue
Thank you so much for watching Rosemary & also for your support over the last while, it's truly appreciated 😊
Your videos are really Awesome
Thank you most kindly & please don't forget to subscribe to my channel 😊
This was fantastic! Looking forward to your next travel series. I understand you must get tired, but it's always nice to return home to Ireland. Of course, there's also that exhilarating feeling of heading to the airport for your next adventure. Cheers Rue!🙂
Thank you so much for the ongoing support Dr Scott, it's truly appreciated & also huge thanks for the Ko-Fi too 🤗
I hope to resume my vlogs some time in May as I really need the break to concentrate on some health issues at the moment. I can't wait though for that semi-stressful feeling to the airport then!
Have a truly wonderful weekend my friend 😊
Great Series of Bangladesh really learned alot from your vlogs.
Thanks for watching & for the support over the last few years Lottie ☺
Loved it Rue! Loved the tea making, wow, so much went into that tea! So interesting! Lots of funny lines and film clips were funny! Loved it!😊💕
Thanks for watching & for the support over the while Bobbie ☺
Super vlog Rue loved it 🥰
Thanks for watching Lorraine 😊
Brilliant series Rue. I'm going to miss them. Loved the Darby O Gill bit and in fact all the inserts were great. Btw, I now think the three most complicated professions in the world are, 1, Rocket Scientist, 2. Brain Surgeon, 3, Tea Maker in Bangladesh. Well done my friend. A vlogging Triumph.
Thanks for watching, for your kind words & for the support over the while Mr Ed ☺
Very enjoyable vlog as always. Dhaka is noisier than Rome!
Thanks for watching & for the support over the last while, it's truly appreciated my friend 😊
Your vlogs are always enjoyable! I love watching as I eat my dinner :)
Aww thank you so much for your kind words! I was so sad when it came to this one as it was my last one of the series.
I shall email you soon regarding the poncha! 🍸
@@RuePhoto When can we expect another video? don't keep us waiting too long
How does the Bangladesh tea compared to our Irish "cuppa tay"? I like your travel videos Rue, keep them coming, sláinte 🍵.
Thanks for watching Pádraig 😊
I seldom drink tea in Ireland as I love my tea made from freshly brewed tea leaves rather than in a tea bag, as in theory you get a better & stronger flavour.
The tea in Bangladesh varied so much depending on where you bought it & they tend to overload it with sugar & use condensed milk rather than fresh, as very few places can afford a fridge & fresh milk is expensive.
Having said that when I do brew one of the teabag variety at home I leave it in as long as possible & add a touch of honey with fresh cow milk of course, as I'm predominantly a coffee drinker.
May I ask you a favour please?
I’m sad u are back, those Bangladesh vlogs were excellent, u need to go back
Thanks for watching & for the support over the last while brother Alam 😊
I'm liking this one even before I see it because I don't know how many (if any) are left. ;)
Thanks Mr Ed but have you tried reading the description as I've often told you about that useful section?! 😉😁
For once I read it Rue, I'm just so excited I couldn't wait to comment. :)
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@@edmurphy5636 Yey! You'll have to watch with Mrs Ed at 9pm, you never know, she might enjoy it! 😊
Just came across your video looks quiet interesting.
I did subscribe but please stop making that face.
Thanks for watching love everyone peace 🙂
May I ask what face you're referring to which I was supposed to be making?
Also please don't refer to me as Cockney, I'm from the North West of England, Chester is the name of the city so if you listen carefully to my pronunciation of English it sounds very unlike that of East London.
Peace to you too & show your love for everyone please instead of unkindness brother. Have an amazing week 😊