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You are clearly an intelligent and considerate person _and_ driver. I know this because of two things you said. Firstly, that you decided not to drive in London. This was probably the very best decision you made! Secondly, that you found other drivers to be friendly. Outside of big cities and rush hour, most UK people - be they drivers or not - will be friendly, helpful and polite to foreigners who show politeness and careful behaviour themselves. I am happy that you had, overall, a good experience, despite the rental car problem. I don't know that any one company is better than another; it will depend on the individuals in that particular branch or franchise.

Re speed limits - that Volvo you were driving has a “tourist” setting which lets you display the speed in both KPH and MPH (I have the same car and use that travelling to France from the U.K.). But I’m puzzled - how come a U.K. hire car displayed the default speed in KPH? Re car hire companies. They seem to be the same everywhere in Europe when it comes to dreaming up excess charges after the rental event. Not sure why they are so bad in Europe, I’ve rented in the USA and South Africa and never had this - by the way South Africa is by far the best quality and fastest service, at best best value, car hire anywhere (in my experience) if you’re thinking of another holiday!

Keep your speed down, horses and people could be around the next shape bend

Good tip for country lanes, keep your eyes open for passing spots, small sections wide enough for cars to pass each other and gates to fields

With This Quality U deserved more subs. Amazing Vlog !!

Rule one. Don't hire/drive a Volvo, everyone will assume you are an idiot.

Ha, that opening shot at 0:06 was about 100 metres from my childhood home. Didn’t you stop in the pub on the left, one of the claimants to be the oldest pub in England, but then there are a few of those😂

I believe it is a matter of law that car rental firms are obliged, on fear of heavy fines, to hire crooks as employees. They are always trying to bilk you. NB If there is a white line down the centre of the road and the vehicle approaching you is on the other side of that line then, 999 times out of 1000 there will be no problem, Pretty much every car fits into painted carriageways. Country lanes, not so much.

I'm really happy that you didn't just stick around London, I'm really happy you went to other parts of the UK.

in the uk google maps is pretty accurate with the lane you need for the junction, only times I've known it to be wrong is if there are roadworks or if the layout has recently changed. For future reference we don't have "highways" we have motorways, A roads and B roads. The roads at about 4:30 you can avoid 99% of the time. For parking google it before you go to the place EVERYTIME, as a brit I always google it. Car hire companies are absolute scammers, unless you absolutely need a car, stick to public transport.

Glad you enjoyed your trip. Regarding the very narrow roads these are officially know as "single track roads with passing places" that means it is only wide enough for one vehicle to pass at a time but every hundred meters or more there is a wider spot were 2 vehicles can pass. So what you do is drive along and as you pass one look down the road for the next or anyone else coming, give way if there is someone else there. If you meet someone where you aren't in a passing place the vehicle that can reverse most easily backs up. So if you are following another car don't crowd it as the driver might need to reverse. You might see signs saying "passing place" do not park in these and leave the vehicle you are blocking the road. You can pause if you want to look around or need to read a map. Parking in major cities, particularly ones that tourists might visit York, Bath, Oxford, Edinburgh. USE THE PARK AND RIDE. You park the car outside the city and get a bus service that usually runs every 10 to 15 minutes until sometime in the evening. The bus takes you right into the heart of said city, ask the driver if there are multiple stops. Most of these cities everywhere you might want to visit is going to be within a mile of the centre where the bus drops you and you can walk there more easily than trying to park. Driving in central London just NO. I wouldn't attempt it and i am British, but not a Londoner. Parking is nearly impossible and very, very expensive and still not convenient and then there is trying to find your way around. Get a travel card / Oyster card it gives travel on all the trains and buses in central London those run all day and most of the night. Shame about the car rental firm, they all do some version of trying to chiesel you with extra charges on the rental. Basically, because they are all trying to show the lowest rental rate on price comparison which wont actually make a profit, to get you to select them and then try and make it up by applying expenses you hadn't anticipated.

Do you self a favour and avoid the UK. It's not safe here anymore...

Thank you so much for this review

Great review, thank you for sharing your experiences 🙏

hmmm too much colour grading. almost ruins the footage

Cant wait for this series! Pls share your itinerary too

We stayed here for 1 night and we love it

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Nice 👍🏻. From the decorations in Khlong Mae Kha, looks like during LoyKrathong 2023 haha

Is the whole film shot on DJI Osmo Action 4? 0:43 for example! Doesn't look like a "action cam" 11:39 too!

5:40 are you shooting with any filters on here? shooting in log? black mist filter? diffusion filter? nd filter?

5:32 looks so good, for a camera that is relatively good price! I think I might get the osmo action 5 pro! your colour grading is awesome its incredible how cinematic you can make it with an action camera, which is what I want to do also

nice and relaxing video. Cant wait to visit Perth soon!

Can you please share the workflow of colour grading. And which software you use ?

Amazing work. And subscribed

That place is haunted

i agree with you.

Colors seemed pro ! Did u grade ?

Was this trip in early May?

Hi Sir, how many days you spend in Maoli?

Lovely video! Where is this place?

请问你入住那间酒店？

Hi , Hi, we're going for a 7-night trip to Chiang Mai early Nov and are concerned about the windy, narrow roads. We're thinking of taking a minivan to Mae Hong Son, renting a car there, and then returning it in Chiang Mai. Is this plan feasible?

Do you require your DJI Phone app to take videos and still shots, or is the camera independent of the DJI app? Great video!

Hi, nice vlog just curious how did all 4 of you book 1 room did you not put 2 kids 2 adults in the booking?

great video and review!

can i ask you about how can color grading intro like yours

I am curious - where did all 4 of you sleep?

Nice video man. Your color grading completed the story you wanted to pass. I love it, nice colors!

How did you get such great audio in the wind at 0:18 ? Was it recorded from the onboard microphone or added from another source?

can you share your colors upgraded

The comparison from original footage can be quite subtle on some footage. In the first place the original footage was already upscale as it was exported using a 4k timeline . But some of the footage can still see substantial enhancement. Need to view in 4k and bigger screen to really see the differences.

What’s the name of the glamping

what season is this ?

Hello nice video

The list of places We did not have time for. Trust me you will not be able to visit them all. SeaFood places -Wey Wey Seafood - most recommended from my research -Love seafood -Golden prawn 933 -Acia Ikan Bakar -this BBQ seafood place is less talk about but very popular Breakfast place -Kedai Kopi Harum Manis Cafe/desert place -Itsumo TART -Martabak 818 -Level up coffee and floating bar

hii, may i know time5:13 and 7:03-7:18 is at where?

Wow you took your son there? Respect

Hi. How many days did you spend at Margaret river?

Hi, enjoy your while Chiangmai video series, thanks for the content. 👍👍 Just wondering that average how much for the rental car daily?