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The Kinks are definitely up there with The Beatles. I sometimes worry that people will think I'm trying to be hipster by saying I prefer the former but I think I do. Village Green Preservation Society and Muswell Hillbillies are part of that eccentric English songwriting tradition that you played a part in introducing me to back in the day. Scott, I think Vietnam needs to hear you do a bit of Syd, if it hasn't already!

Great to see you playing and singing again Scott. It brings back good memories. It's not easy to make a sincere comment that will be accepted as genuine after coming out with as much bollocks as I do but you play very well and you have a very good voice.

Erm, a skipping rope made of lard, ah... crying the Bergerac theme from my kneecaps and then, um, something about Harry Belafonte pouring mushroom soup into a bugle. Sorry, I get a bit lazy sometimes and just start phoning it in.

Great vlog Scott! That banh mi looked nice too. 👍

Never been to Vietnam. I've considered it a bit of a third world country, and I've had my fill of them back in the day. Maybe have to visit though, looks really nice. PS. Love durian. I always try to get some when traveling in countries where it's available.

oh yes, you grab a scooter and see the town. Thanks.

Scott what a refreshing and lovely blog hearing you sing you've still got it, you made my weekend, good job man I enjoyed it thank you for the pleasurable night out with you 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Such a beautiful area you live in. All that wonderful scenery and lakes on your doorstep. You are so lucky ❤

The British Invasion strikes another continent! Great to see your hidden talent. Cheers!

.....wish it was me ,awesome singing !!!! you should be teaching guitar

Love this, well done. Living the dream buddy

Living the high life well saving a few bucks, nice, I am looking forward to snow.

Not trying to hijack your work bro, just going off at a tangent, again. I don't know how else to be. But are you familiar with the songs of Father John Misty? I'm expecting that you might reply with "Familiar? I wrote that song, you Asda carrier bag full of withered scrotums!". I don't listen to music as much as I should these days and I'm severely out of touch. I really love this one though- ruclips.net/video/e-aPRow5Fi0/видео.html

And now they just killed 6 tourists

...great cofee shop harold missed this one ,cheers !!!

Quality vlog that Scott really great viewing. 👍

I remember how much you loved Bryn who you rightly described as "the most chilled out dog ever". I fully understand that thing about which one should I save, what can I do and when should I stop. When me and my ex-wife were exploring Havana a few years ago, we walked down an alley one day and some little half starved kids came up to us. We handed out a few coins that were pretty much a few pence to us back home but they were astonished and acted like I would if someone gave me 50 quid. It felt right and nice. Then more and more people approached us, not aggressively I should add. There were mothers holding babies begging us for money for medicine. We were conscious that we were fat white Westerners though not financially secure back home by our own standards. It got a bit complicated, mostly in an emotional way for us. I'm aware how absurd and weak it is to say that. Their lives were very hard, ours involved having to buy Lidl pesto instead of Sainsbury's. What can you do as an individual? Pretty much fuck all in the grand scheme.

Not gonna write another essay this time. All I want to say is, yet another great video man and walnuts, coffee and pork are a few of my favourite things! Hoping to see references to bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens, perhaps even brown paper packages tied up with string in your next drop. No need to dress up as a nun though, unless you really want to add some icing to the cake.

you needed some dipping sauce with the pork 😅

I enjoy the casual nature of your vlogs, fuck em.

the vietnamese cobain :) I was actually at the original MTV unplugged with nirvana in 1993, just by accident, and i also had a girlfriend a year later that was a spitting image of curt cobain so after that I always feel nostalgic when i hear them! one thing i am curious about is why there are so few people at all the live venues!!? It si the same here in europe. why is that?

Going back to the subject of music, I don't keep up with the new stuff as much as I should and I have no idea what I should be listening to or what Is considered essential now. However, I've always held that there is no such thing as a guilty pleasure, at least when it comes to songs anyway. I recently enjoyed listening to a track recommended by a kindly neighbour I hold in fond acquaintance- 'Mary on a Cross' by the band Ghost. I was surprised that it didn't originate in the early 1970s. A good lyric has always found savour with me- and you wrote some fine ones I have to say. I was delighted by the following line in this new offering; "If you choose to run away with me, I will tickle you internally and I see nothing wrong with that".

After watching your last video and realising that you still have a passion for music, I'm still feeling too emotional to comment at length or to give the deserved attention to this latest drop. To be honest, I watched about two minutes of this and got the impression it was going to be another one with you eating whelks fried in coriander and walking around pointing at bus stops. Normally my favourites but I thought I'd pause and come back to it another time. I'm sure it will be fantastic when I pay it due credit. There was a suggestion in your previous entry that you are still writing and performing. I'm glad to hear that as I was always a big fan. I'm not talking 'Annie Wilkes' level but I did have a couple of ideas about how to encourage you to write a follow up to Getting Scared. I don't think I ever fully expressed my appreciation but you you know how blokes are with feelings. As the young people say these days, it still slaps.

I'm from Bikaner! :))

Good vlog Scott 👍

Top vlog Scott 👍

Unbelievable where they hide the coffee shops and bars. Great video

That DJ sounds like just the ticket for you 😊

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I know I have a tendency to go on a bit. My closest friend, Richard, pulls me up on it. He's tolerant up to a point but he'll often say "Nick, you're sending your late night essays again and talking in a strange way". He once called me 'a Poundland Leonard Cohen'. I'll take that! Best backhanded compliment I've ever recieved. I thought I was the B&M Bargains Nick Drake or the Kwik Save T.S. Eliot. That's why it's always better to get an outsider's perspective.

I always enjoy watching your vids man.Just a couple of thoughts I've had. I guess on paper, if someone was to say it's just a guy walking the streets, chatting about what he sees, occasionally stopping for a bite to eat and a couple of beers before moving on, it might not be the best way of describing it. What's the phrase? 'Greater than the sum of its parts'. You make it look effortless because you've got a great way of doing what you do. Hopefully not being too gushy or over-analytical but I feel genuine joy from watching your stuff. Always really nice to see you enjoying a good life. And when you said something about going for a curry and hoping it doesn't get too messy, I thought that it's a brave man who wears a pale shirt with that plan in mind! Jeez, those turmeric stains, even Domestos won't get them out. And psychedelic folk rock with jazz influences? Probably my favourite genre of music. I can listen to Bert Jansch all day long.

Big up for the Crust Pizza place

Good video. I liked the girl with the net skirt on the best.

I'm pretty sure I saw Spud yesterday in the 'Spoons beside Barker's Pool. It would be unfair to say he looked a bit haggard and though the years had not been kind to him. I look like a haunted compost heap or Brian Blessed with a catastrophic liver disease these days so it would be unkind of me to comment about the ageing process. I felt too shy to greet him. I'm not sure he would have recognised someone who appeared at Norfolk Park 30 years ago for a brief period and talked a lot of rubbish, It was different when I saw Mick in Shakespear's a few years ago. It just felt right and so easy to talk to him. Like no time had gone by. He's definitely one of the good guys and one of the nicest blokes I've ever met.

I was sad to hear about the death of Toshiyuki Nishida who played Pigsy in the first series of Monkey. He was my childhood hero and a great role model in my formative years. I can't think of a day when I haven't based my everyday actions and judgements on the fine example he set. Although the role was played by another actor in subsequent incarnations, for me, Toshiyuki will always be the definitive Pigsy and I mourn his passing.

Very informative video with the real experience. It is very very helpful. Thankyou for making this video.

For some reason the phrase "colourless green ideas sleep furiously" keeps going round and round my mind.

I'm sad to say that I was unable to fully appreciate this video. I should add that it has nothing to do with a lack of passion or insight on the part of Global Treats and more to do with a stealth video game that has recently occupied most of my attention. I can't remember what it was called after taking some of my uncle's stroke medication and stealing a bottle of advocaat from the Co-op but it had something to do with being Fish from Marillion and having to drop off ledges and whisper poetry about girls finding you a bit socially awkward into a Greek policeman's ear, from behind.

Great video. Scary walk on that bridge, I don't think I could do it.

awesome stuff thank you!!!!

Interesting vlog mate, quite hair-raising moped dodging across the bridge! Thought you had walked into the wrong shop when the lady said long time! Great vid Scott. 👍

A lovely visit to a renowned location. Great to see it from all perspectives, below, above, and on it. Great video. Cheers!

the colors in your videos have improved alot...

lovely share, im hoping to visit Hanoi in 2 weeks from today and it+s a pleasure to see what to expect thru your lenses

Welcome back, I missed living vicariously through you, lol.

Love Yerevan.

My parents sent me to Gliwice to go to school .I was born in America but they wanted me to get a good dose of Polish culture and learn the language. That was 55 years ago. The Gliwice I remember was nothing like it looks today. In the winter if the snow fell at night in the morning it was covered in a black soot layer from the coal mines. In the summer the only reprieve from the heat was to go to a concrete swimming pool which always stunk of urine. Being an american I was bullied in school and shunned. But the thing that kept me sane was the incredible food. To this day Itry to recreate the dishes that I loved back then.

In Laos they have spotters they are not police they are spotters . Once they have you on the radar your in big trouble the cops will come and then your going to have to pay. Don’t forget it’s a communist country.

You're a legend mate hahaha

Prior to becoming an avid viewer of these missives from foreign shores, I assumed that the greatest insights into other cultures could be found in the words of an overlooked traveller and philosopher known as Apache Indian. I can't say for sure whether or not that's his birthname. I have been unable to observe for myself the German girls doing the boom shak a lak nor the Japanese girls doing the boom shak a lak either. The reasons for this are too complicated to enter into on this platform but at least I have been able to make my own contribution. Indeed, for my part, I have done the boom shak a lak til the dancehall fill up.