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Nice video mate, good luck with your journey 🎉

38:22 : the department is not Haute-Loire, but Loire. Haute-Loire department is in the south-west of Loire department and its "capital" is Le Puy-en-Velay.

33:45 : do not these arcs under the town hall built by M. Dalgabio look italian ?

29:45 : this street is called La Grand' Rue. It is 7 km long and has several names for different sections : rue Wilson, rue du générale Foy, rue Bergson, rue Charles de Gaulle, rue des docteurs Charcot. It is oriented South-North and represents the main axis of Saint-Étienne urbanism created by M. Dalgabio (who was also the architect of the townhall). Before that, the main axis of Saint-Étienne was till the 17th century oriented east-west on the road between Lyon and Le Puy-en-Velay.

29:45 : this street is called La Grand' Rue. It is 7 km long and has several names for different sections : rue Wilson, rue du général Foy, rue Bergson, rue Charles de Gaulle, rue des docteurs Charcot. It is oriented South-North and represents the main axis of Saint-Étienne urbanism created by M. Dalgabio (who was also the architect of the townhall). Before that, the main axis of Saint-Étienne was till the 18th century oriented east-west on the road between Lyon and Le Puy-en-Velay.

Do you know that Saint-Étienne is famous for... chocolates ?

27:54 : this building was the local stock-exchange in the 29th century.

23:43 : this school of arts had its own hothouse in order to grow plants and flowers which were models for patterns of decoration of the silk ribbons of Saint-Étienne which were waved in hundreds of workshops in the town and its surroundings and exported worldwide.

19:30 : this church (Notre-Dame) is in the jesuitic style going back to the catholic counter-reformation. The architecture aimed at letting daylight enter and for this the windows were originally in usual glass.

18:36 : this very old building is called Maison Charpin-Feugerolles.

In Notre-Dame cathedral of Paris, there is a relic of the complete thorn crown of the crucifixion since the king Louis the IXth (Saint Louis). It is shown to the attendants on special occasions and I think it has been rescued from the terrible fire in April 2019.

A lot of jewish stuff but still a great Ukrainian video ✌🏻😊

Some correction: The "old bridge" was never a pure stone bridge. It was erected in 1913 and didn't changed much since then. Previous bridge was made from wood and it was located where the pedestrian bridge is now.

Incredible 👏👏

Nice video!

The EU has not helped much, your information is wrong. Slovenia had a well developed infrastructure and economy 10 years before the EU and had highest economic growth of almost all European countries. Since we entered the EU, Maribor had not any big infrastructure project and also many people left. Today, Maribor is a sleepy city and the poorest of the "big" cities in Slovenia. You theory about the EU help could be applied to former Warsaw pact countries and maybe Croatia, but certainly not to Slovenia.

What you ate is Roti. Not Dholl Puri

Bust in Zrinjevac park is not an emperor Franz Joseph. It's Ivan Mažuranić, Croatian poet and politician from 19th century.

4:53 the USA is probably more religious than Argentina

Happy Trails to You, Bro.

By any chance you got the contact number of the men selling sea shrimps?

30:38 - is no longer a hotel but a private accommodation let to Indian/Bangladeshi migrant workers 32:14 - fishermen already returned home for they go fishing very early at break of dawn Mauritian lay people are indeed totally uneducated when it comes to trashing their junk and driving like mad men

The old town of Riga is more like a touristy museum. Charming, but not serving the local population with their everyday life.

Latvia is intolerable since the Ukraine war started. It is extremely fanatical and like 40% of the population, are Russians. Normally it is quote charming. I won't go there again until they sobered up a bit. Also, the Baltic ferries to Riga are taken out of service and are used for housing refugees. I like Latvia but it is not worth visiting right now, ik my opinion.

thanks Micheal ,for all the post .very nice ,if you come to ireland please keep me updated thanks

You are welcome to House of Blackheads and explore history about St.Maurice who were pathron of brotherhood Blacheads.Near the entrance with St.Maria you can see one more saint Maurice....there are no connections with slaves .

I find European cities forbidding, sombre and alien after the dark violent history such as WW1 and WW2. As if the souls of millions of the fallen are haunting these countries. I bet the people are cold and unfriendly too. Personally I love quiet, quaint simple places like Mauritius. If only people were educated how to stop polluting and defacing these lovely places.

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Mauritius people you have to shame American people clean your beaches

Will miss your video here...When will you come back and what is your next destination

Funny there are never any comments. Your videos are warm, inspirational and make one escape from the dullness and harsh realities of daily life. Hope you return soon to this island. Maybe live there and open some business. Cheers Bye

I am from Mauritius but I am living in London now

Hi how are you

Hello Sir! Is really crowded now in Mauritius ? We are going in few days there and i want to know if are too many tourists on the beaches etc.

Mauritius has not caught up with the rest of the world. There are no graffiti on public buildings, walls, fences and street signs

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it's very good thanks

What a beautiful place ❤

Bonjour, vous utilisez quel type de camera ? Merci

Congratulations, nice shots. I was there in 1988!!!!. I subscribed to your channel. Nice memories

enjoy Michael,where are you from

you give your best Michael,better be safe than sorry

thank you very much Micheal,its all my childhood memories ,i'm showing my kids

Very nice. If you're still on the island try by B9 road(maconde) it's been voted as one of the most beautiful road in the world.

thank you very much ,i live 2 mins from the cemetry ,

Merde!!

The problem with visiting these places is that when you return home, you fall into a deep funk especially if you live in a big busy city, full of cars, indifferent crowd, noise etc etc etc. But it depends on the person (s) of course