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i just found that my people came to the US from Jura in 1792. I would love to, at minimum, visit in the near future.

How the hell did you manage to get on a flight. I have tried since 2021 or 2022. Still haven't flown. In fact today I was scheduled to go on it. My flight is not till 4pm. But the pilot says due to continued rain. Then pauses like he's trying to make up something and says unstable weather. Now I looked at the weather and it says sun later this afternoon.

Cycling the loop line with my 5 year old nephew, he asked if I knew all those people I said good morning to. Explaining to him that it is customary to be polite,

Where's the whiskey?!?!

Well done thanks for sharing

Beware near Liverpool, people have been robbed of their ebikes at knifepoint recently.

I really enjoyed this video. Felt like a true reflection compared to others :) who's bloody idea was this, I'm sure will come into many people's heads 😂 you've inspired me say yes to the challenge

A very flat short island & you’re driving your car 🤷‍♂️ .. leave the car & the ferry dock & get on the bikes you have in the back of your car! you’ll have a far greater experience.. you even have dry weather to cycle in …

Very enjoyable, thanks for taking us along with you. I often pull a trailer with my bike and find far too many obstacles on the NCR's if you have more than two wheels and end up on roads most of the time. Liked, subbed and rang your bell 🙂

Absolutely great effort that. well done. loved the vid

It's not secret anymore! :)

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You should have done this in parts rather than as one whole ride. If it was me I'd probably be in bed for a few days recovering. But you did very well . The fantastic views on other side of runcorn bridge where Runcorn hill and further down frodgem hill and Helsby hill. And also Elsmeer port.

Is there an app that shows you all theses routes?

Videos would be Soo much better without the background music. Helps to take in and appreciate the beautiful views

The tpt is a great trail but don't be afraid to tailor it to your needs...there's far too many sections that go astray for no good reason. As with a lot of the national cycle network there's a habit of routing you a long way around to avoid a stretch of road only for you to join that road anyway.

when's the next big adventure?

Thank you for showing this!

Yes a lovely wee film indeed

Do Lands End t top

When I started out on the bike I loved trails & towpaths, but now I’m mostly on roads. You can go much further exploring & it’s easier to navigate. Beginners I’d recommend traffic-free routes until you’ve improved your balance and confidence

That was good. I enjoyed that. Thank you.

You two are great traveling companions and you make it look so easy. Thanks for going to so much effort. I hope the following your footsteps... tomorrow.

Its a great trail BUT you noticed, the signposting on that section is appalling

Jesus... you'd think he's trekking over the Martian landscape! .. "2 litres per mountain" - there are no mountains there you half-wit. I turned up the other day to give it a trial run.. hungover, no breakfast, older than this guy, with 1.5 liters of total water... I did 2 of the peaks in 7 hours before I ran out of energy and 'hit the wall'. With better prep: no getting drunk the night before, porridge for breakfast, and just 2 litres of water for the three HILLS... I'd complete it in under ten hours easily.

We are doing the same route in a couple of weeks. Enjoyed your video and thanks for posting.

it's amazing. Thanks for such beautiful scene!

That's a long ride because of all the stops. Well done.

Scotland is so beautiful country with beautiful culture and beautiful good heart people love Scotland from 🇮🇳

I hope to be heading off to Gigah later this year. Will visit the beach, it looks wonderful.

Couldn't really hear for the wind but was her hand jescher refering to your whatsit?

Did coast to coast in 2020 great ride... good video well done

Right on my door step this but only been hale to Aintree never gone the other way :) will be adding to this years trips 👍 Great video

Aww such a lovely video I live in and from Norfolk, England but I used to live in Scotland for a while and lived on the Isle of Islay, Bute and Cumbre west coast of Scotland Ayrshire is lovely but the Highlands and Inverness will also be my favourite :)

Lovely beach. Reminds me of greece

You both did really well on this ride. Well done!

There's a better one just further up

Hi I wonder if you could help me out, I am looking for someone to recover my drone from the cold water of lumb hole falls in Hebden bridge.. I am a landscape photographer drone photographer and my drone fell from the sky on a shoot yesterday and is at the side of the falls about 4ft deep but o am not a cold water swimmer… DJI will replace it if I can recover it.. any help would be much appreciated I was with another vloger ginger captures on RUclips Thank you DAZ

Brilliant. Love it.. Saw these stone last year during our family visit to Arran. They are really quite something aren't they? Great Energy. Tx for sharing...

Ahh... fab video. Tx for sharing. Especially loved the underwater shots! Brilliant :-) I found this because I was looking for more info on Gigha. We are planning a family trip there next April. We went to Arran last spring and loved it so much we decided to explore all the nearby islands! So we are staying at Gigha and Mull this time. We're going to see if we can hire some bikes from the Shop at Ardminish and go to this beach... Can't wait to have a dip in the baltic sea, lol. Whereabouts did you travel from? Are you based on Kintyre or Scotland? Or was this Gigha trip part of a larger holiday? Thanks again, Dawn.

Lovely wee film.

Very impressive! The furthest I've managed to cycle is Liverpool to Lymm and back.

Great video, thanks for sharing that. The music was a bit downbeat for us though!

Just train has do a few hill walks some long hikes and you'll be fine as long as you knew the basics... Don't go tui heavy with the gear and footwear... As long as your reasonably fit you'll be fine.... Its not rocket science...

Thank you! Your video helped when we were ready to turn back but were almost there.

Unfortunately the TPT is a bit of a nightmare, we cycled it about 10 years ago, we had the maps, on the map is makes out it was 40 miles from Liverpool to Glossop, but it was 64, it felt like it went on for ever with heavy panniers. The biggest problem is how poorly Signposted it was, once you are past Fiddlers Ferry and it sounds like it still is, we kept looking at the map, phones weren't as good then either, so after a late start, we didn't get to Glossop until about 9:30pm at night and it was dark. In the towns and cities across the country the amount of obstacles was bad too, which is shame as if you could navigate it easier, it be a good route. I often ride to Runcorn Bridge or to Fiddlers Ferry. The route to Southport is however better than it used to be, well done!👍

Great video, thank you!

nice video :) Yes why don't bikes have lower gears? would come in so handy on steep hills

Thanks, great video, great interactions too! I don't know about Peter Kay's performance but Tracy got near the feel of Car Share about the Co-op. And great advice, 'when all else fails, fly your drone around a tower'! The accents are all you need to make more good telly. Looking forward to going to Isla soon!

Aintree to Glossop on bikes, that is a hell of a distance to pedal!. Well done and thank you for a great video about your trip...