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I live in lincoln😊

North Edinburgh is where it's at! Leith (Edinburgh's port) is the centre of the universe IMHO...but then as a Leither I'm biased ;-)

I think you would have enjoyed a trip to the Lindt chocolate factory. And the Bern city clock tour.

Another great video guys. Get yourself a St Christopher. The patron saint of travel.....who knows it may help with your travel days.

Thanks for keeping me updated while flying to the states from London. Our 2 weeks there was awesome

Wow, I didn't realise how much life uncertainty you had to return home to, and must have done so, by now. I'm not just interested now in your experiences and reflections of your trip and traveling but I'm going to want to know about the return home and what has become of you both since! I hope it's positive! With regard to Bern & Switzerland, your experiences seem to broadly reflect what others in my experience say - not a particularly interesting place to go but the location and views are stunning.

I’ve enjoyed all your videos from day 1 but this one is my favourite. Not just for the landscape and city but the way you two seem so at ease there. Scary how there is NO snow at all there on Jan 3rd! 😮 Best wishes from Nottingham, UK.

Love that you took some time to reflect on taking risks and why they are worth it! You'll find jobs and somewhere to live and you'll forget about the stress of doing that... but you'll never forget about how amazing this trip was! A risk well worth taking.

I drove round Europe in 2009 with my then teenage son (wow, 15 years ago, where does the time go) and driving through the Alps along Stelvio Pass on our way to Livigno for an overnight stop was amazing. Every turn was a view that took your breath away. It took us a long time to eventually leave that mountain range as we stopped so many times for pictures 🤣

What a very nice place. I liked the more laid back approach, maybe there’ll be more tourists in the summer months. The bear enclosure looked a bit grim ☹️

And they say the trains work like clockwork in Switzerland! 😄. Edit…wot? No vehicle reversing sound effect?

What a beautiful place!

What a beautiful city!❤❤❤

So glad to see your enjoyment. This free transport for tourists thing in each part of Switzerland seems to be true in each. Basel also had free travel with a hotel reservation and 50% all the museums.

Never plan New Year too hard. It never lives up to the hype. I should know I was 19 for the Millennium, the most over planned and disappointing new year ever.

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Thankyou folks for sharing !!! I live in Edinburgh - tt was so good to see it from your eyes !! XX

At Giles Edinburgh, was a good one for me. That one looks awesome as well

Congratulations! I'm so happy for you both and pleased you made this video to share the story with us.

You both look so happy! That church Brian spoke about looked so beautiful. I look forward to seeing the Switzerland vlogs!

Home stretch? Guinness in Dublin definitely tasted different to anywhere else I’ve had it

Happy New Year🎉🎉!

Yea!! NTV - we miss seeing you on the news! 💜👋🏻

So sorry for your loss. I'm glad you were able to enjoy Prague in her honour.

Great to see you back, I’ve been waiting in anticipation for your next adventure. I’m going to miss you both when it’s all over 😔

congrats

Love Munich!

Was so special meeting with you two! 💗💗💗

Belated Birthday wishes.

I am glad you enjoyed the trip and now that you got your bearings, there is less pressure staying close to the city centre all the time or at least during mid day. I myself avoid Prague 1 during the day apx. between lunch time and late afternoon to avoid the crowds + there aren´t any shops that you can´t find elsewhere in the city. I head to Prague one on weekends early in the morning, enjoying the sunrise with an entirely empty city.... Its magical. Even though I live only 15min walk down hill to the Muzeum, we seem to be sheltered from tour groups and you truly are in an authentic neighbourhood (Prague 2 Vinohrady) and yet its beautiful, full of life, great places to eat, drink, rest, shop .... So next time I suggest Prague 2,3, 6 and 7 as well as 10... All are close by and quick by transport... plus do try hopping on a train and visiting other cities around the country.... And hopefully on your next visit, Wenceslas square will be finally redone & becoming a pedestrian avenue with trams, extra trees and booting out these cars clogging the place everywhere....

I could be binge-watching Bridgerton but instead, I'm binge-watching your videos. Much more interesting!

I'm really enjoying these vlogs. I loved the wrap up at the end and am glad you are sharing both the ups and downs.

I stumbled across your videos and am really enjoying them! I'm off on 71 day adventure of my own in a few months so it has been great to see your journey!

So sorry for losing your grandma. I am glad you enjoyed Prague! Perhaps the sights and nice experience helped to dull the pain a bit. Czech people are very nice and empathetic. Prague is my most favorite city I used to live there for some time and I am relocating back there again soon. Good vibes for your travels! :-)

I worked there for about a year; a most beautiful city!

Where is the next video? It’s been 11 days. We fly to Scotland tomorrow. I was wanting to watch it before we do.

First, let me express my sincere condolences about your loss.... Second, to my hometown: I know you've been in Prague for just 2 days, but you've barely seen 2% of what Prague has to offer - you've missed so much, from marvellous buildings, amazing parks, grandious city quarters/neighborhoods, unique museums (WWII + Soviet/USSR museum, Alfons Mucha, Franz Kafka, National Museum) etc.. To see the city proper, you would need to stay 2 weeks at least... If you'll be coming back one day, let me know, I can show you the true hidden gems... P.S. 1: 19:26 - that's not a pope, but the Czech martyr St. John of Nepomuk - he was a priest, who denied to disclose the King Václav IV what secrecy his wife told him, so the king let him and 4 others slaughtered and later on thrown into the Vltava river from the Charles bridge... He then later became canonized and is today seen as a protector of all bridges in Europe, you can find him in many different countries.. P.S. 2: 24:09 - it's called the Infinite book tower, so you need to look INSIDE - there are mirrors on the up and bottom, which let you feel like the tower was never ending...

The flicker on your video is probably your camera settings. Power in North America is distributed at 60 hertz and in Europe it’s at 50 hertz. You can change a setting in your camera which will eliminate flickering under artificial lights.

Great video !

Where you are standing, is a plantation of Scots Fir, grown for props in the mines from the 18 hundreds.

that toy store reminded me a bit of the City Museum in St Louis. took my husband there on his first visit to STL. they have a 10-STORY SLIDE. the building is the old international shoe company, and the slide was actually a chute that they'd send goods down when completed. the museum is actually only about 3-4 stories, so you take an elevator or staircase to the top and you can see through the platform below you, just a mass of bars and slats, truly terrifying. my husband made the mistake of not laying fully flat - I think his wallet was getting caught as we went down, so he picked up his knees and then banged them into the bars just above. the space you slide down does not have a lot of headroom. but same guys, terrifying and fast. love your videos! we really look forward to them every week!