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👍The hotels all looked very nice. The meals looked yummy and hearty. I just love the english names of hotels and pubs.😅🇺🇸

Going on my adventure in October this year 🙌 really looking forward to it 😁

15:10 English channel vs Kattegatt -- which is longer?

what is "clotted" cream? does it differ from whipped cream?

Oh thank you so much Stacey and Molly! This video will be very helpful in planning our Journey along The Pilgrim’s Way.

Very nice choices.

Thanks so much for documenting a wonderful adventure. We're off to the C2C in 3 weeks (9/24) and watched all of your vids to see the terrain and buildings and, of course, your travels. Gave us a good primer. Feel more prepared now.

you got two cats! cool

Pablo did a great job filming etc. and you 2 Broken Bunch members did a great job at sightseeing.....and cake eating (o:

....but she did't include any sheep ... ruclips.net/video/1jWhj59Bb0E/видео.html

Glad you enjoyed your brief visit to our village (Shap) and one of the local pubs(the Greyhounds) looking forward to viewing the next one as you begin the walk through the Westmorland Dales

I enjoy watching and reminiscing about my Camino experience in 2009. It was much different; not nearly as many albergues or bars; not nearly as much rain even though I walked in March/April. It was a very moving experience for me, I had a lot of personal, physical, and emotional pain to work through. I so enjoy watching you and your daughter plod along in your voyage. I can tell that you're getting tired. Ultrea

The Anglicans/the Church of England brook with the Pope and the Catholic Church(all the monasteries) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dissolution_of_the_monasteries

I live in Dunblane and would like to thank you for sharing your joy of my country.

The guy in the straw hat, don't know if you know, but he and his girlfriend has a very successful youtube channel + other camino 'stuff' CaminoTellers (believe he meet her after this camino).

And the Holy Grail?

Did you see the immense Brown trout in the River? They are the size of salmon. Downstream there are pools of smolts that look like watergrass. They are in the milions

I think that pillar you passed was a pillory. It looks like the pillories I've seen in other towns in Spain (I've done the Camino several times). They are usually in the center of the "old town" and were used as punishment. Why that one was out in the middle of a field is a mystery to me. Perhaps it was moved there or there was a village there but is gone now. I really enjoy watching you two walk. I wish I could have taken my children for a walk on the Camino. Ultrea

I liked it very much!

9:11 What? You had quite a few fish and chips? How come? Were you in the UK or sth ...? Oh, wait, Scotland is in the UK, it's Nova Scotia that's in Canada!

6:46 Have you passed by Isdalen while you were there? There is a dead woman, the probable killers were known by sight but weren't caught and her identity is still a matter of speculation. According to strontium and oxygen patterns, she grew up in South Germany, not far from Nuremberg (Norwegian lab did the matching). My take, it could have been a daughter of a Nazi dignitary, and she could have been taken out because of that, a secret identity after the war not being enough to put them off track.

3:14 If it's any consolation, a certain Rowling was probably doing her mental and perhaps also on-paper inventions when riding the train on a rainy day. Had it been sunny, she might have just watched the scenery? Or is that me being too much of a Puddleglum?

Looks like a lovely way to spend a day. You still sound a bit crook. Hope those antibiotics keep doing their job.

So awesome 😀😀😀

AI commentaries still got a long way to go

Thank you SO much for showing what the trail actually looks like.

In order to take their milk, calves are taken from their mothers, mostly within 24-48 hours of birth and the mother cow is milked dry and impregnated again, so that 9 months later...same all over again. Thanks for a great Camino Dairy.

Any chance of you posting a version without the tiresome music, please.

So enjoyable to follow your epic journey.

That must be the most photographed horse. I’ve even got a photo with him

Love watching your videos! How did you reserve a room at “Hotel Rural Casa El Cura”? We can’t find any contact information for them. Looking to stay there in May 2025. Danielle and Michael

I'm so sorry your trip ended that way. I know you felt terrible, and it is scary to get sick or hurt away from home. Glad you found a wonderful driver to get you to good care.

I’m sorry for the medical issues. It is part of what we do though and it sounds like you made the most of the three long walks in the year. Rest up, toughen up those feet, grab the staff and scallop shell and we’ll see you on the trail again.

Wishing you both the best from Australia. Really enjoy your videos. 🤗

Hope you are better already! As I understand, you are not posting this in real time, or I'd be agreeing totally with Ed Alonzo!

Very unfortunate. Hope you enjoyed some of the walk in the good times.

Unlucky to get an infected foot and a nasty virus at the same time but so lucky that William took you to A & E. I’m glad you were well looked after. Time to rest and recover.

Hope you get better soon - love your adventures

You made that look easy

Blessed Feast of St. James!

Kingshouse hotel at over £200 per night is only for rich people.. If you thought it was meh... Then either it was really crap or your expectations as rich Americans were toohigh, other than that I have enjoyed your videos even though you have not camped in a tent 1 single night.. Good work keep it up looking forward to the last section

I'm glad the weather was better than expected. It looks glorious, even with the intermittent showers. I am sorry to say I agree with you about the King's House. It was not our favorite, either. For such a nice building in a beautiful setting, it was very impersonal compared to the other places we stayed. We also were disappointed not to see any highland stags. I had seen video of them walking around in the parking lot, but we didn't see a one.

14:17 _"just in time ...."_ You can say _that_ again!

12:00 No cat? No cow? No sheep? No dog? ... _is_ it Stacey and Molly on the walk?

10:13 Blessed St. Magdalene's Day! The mountain above the sign post looks as if Tolkien had drawn it!

How do you manage to travel and trek for such long periods? I am wondering about work and school commitments. I would love to take long periods of time to do such adventures but even working for a family member I do not have that flexibility.

Stacy and Molly, I’m pretty sure I have watched all of your videos, and appreciate your straight forward style. Molly has grown into an exceptionally effective, and wonderfully expressive narrator. I have enjoyed your walks so much that I am planning a trip to Britain in 2025, and wonder if you have a favorite section or area you’ve hiked. A friend and I will have 7 to 10 days, and we’d like to hike/walk and visit small villages along the way. We plan to stay in inns and hotels.

What a beautiful, scenic day, in spite of the rain. We loved all the same stops you made. I think we stayed in that exact room at Inveroran. I'm sure you met Nadia, who owns the hotel? I told everyone at home that I felt like I had met a professor from Hogwarts. She was so quirky and adorable!

Fun detail. Inveroran sounds like it involved an English word. Inver Roaring. Doesn't. Bridge of Orchy sounds like nothing English after "bridge" ... Bridge Bhorci? Bridge Mhorci? Bhorcai? Mhorcai? Yes, there is, there is "of" ...

10:46 In honour of the fog lifting: ruclips.net/video/7_-wkidKX54/видео.html I lived loads of my life, including some of the months same year prior to Santiago 197,3 km from where Carl Nielsen is born. You bet we had him in music class! That's 122.5961 miles from his Nørre Lyndelse to Malmö, formerly mine (not looking forward to going back, though).