Wao wao wao. Que bonito es mi país. Tenemos de todo. Montañas, desiertos, playas, monumentos, paisajes fabulosos y la mejor comida que a la boca te puedas echar. Y ahora una bonita motera recorriéndolo. Me alegro que te guste tanto lo que ves. Abrazo muy muy fuerte.
What a lovely road to travel on ,northern Spain look a nice place. It reminds me of mendips hills and cheddar gorge in Somerset. England. Fantastic bridge.
Congrats, this video is super nice, I love the lonesome landscapes and that bridge is really impressive ❤ It's always a pleasure watching your contributions 😊
Excellent video, great entertainment AND history lesson Yes.. northern Spain so different from other areas in Spain Wow.... what a bridge... Looks like building contractor bought same red lead paint as was used on Forth Rail Bridge in Scotland..😊..all those year's ago Take care.. stay safe
Hey. Good episode 👍. I look up the places you visit on Google maps to follow along. Any time you give a place name on screen when you stop or fly the drone is great. Just makes it more immersive. Thanks
when you take into account fuel, accomodation food and time plus a ferry from England to Ireland the ferry from northern spsinis a good option. I have used it a lot
Hi Evora, what items do you leave on the bike when in town walkabouts? I assume u take cameras etc in backpack but leave tent etc? Have you ever had anything stolen?
@@Channel11Original yes I take my cameras and phones, but I leave almost everything on the bike. It would be much more difficult with soft luggage 🥲 the important stuff (drone/notebook) is in the pannier. No, nothing :) nobody touched my bike so far 😃
You seem to have fallen for the lie that travelling through France is as expensive as the ferry. It’s a myth that people spread to justify paying for the boat. It is not a lot of accommodation or a lot of fuel. I can do the journey in two tanks of fuel so that’s €50 and one overnight stay so that’s €10-15 for camping or perhaps €50 for an hotel. Food is easy to come by and cheaper than the ferry. Then there is the best bit, you can enjoy the journey along the D roads in France. The people who have told you it’s the same price have quoted péage prices on autoroutes and autoroute fuel prices, two nights in expensive hotels and pricy meals. The ferry is convenient but there’s no getting away from the fact it’s the expensive option. In my opinion you have made the wrong decision, you have been influenced by RUclips. Your loss.
@@davidmatthews3093 😅 I'm definitely not influenced - I lived in France for 8 months. The ferry from France to Ireland was still expensive ~ 300€ One night for ~900km? I don't think so. Fuel in France is expensive as well as accommodation. Make it 2-3 nights and at least 3 tanks of fuel. If I travel through France I want to see something, in that case I will take a few detours and maybe pay entry fees. It depends on your way of traveling 🤷🏻♀️
Thanks very much that you allow me to ride virtually with you. You make the trips that I probably will never be able to do.
You're welcome ☺️
WOW, what an incredible bridge. We don't realise what's on our doorstep, sometimes. Great video, as ever 👍
@@Paul-zu7ll Thank you 😊 yes it's really nice 😃
WOW i have never seen a bridge like that 😲thankyou.... i am really enjoying riding along on your journey Nicole 😎✌
Thank you 🙏🏼☺️ I also saw such a bridge for the first time 😊
A great episode, thanks for some fantastic shots.
Thank you :)
Lovely video. Thanks 😊
Thank you 😊🙏🏼
Wao wao wao. Que bonito es mi país. Tenemos de todo. Montañas, desiertos, playas, monumentos, paisajes fabulosos y la mejor comida que a la boca te puedas echar.
Y ahora una bonita motera recorriéndolo. Me alegro que te guste tanto lo que ves.
Abrazo muy muy fuerte.
Eso es verdad 😄😄 gracias 😊
Thank you very much.
@@carlos444marques you're welcome:) thanks for watching :)
What a lovely road to travel on ,northern Spain look a nice place. It reminds me of mendips hills and cheddar gorge in Somerset. England. Fantastic bridge.
That sounds good, I really have to explore the south of England a lot more. 🥲
Congrats, this video is super nice, I love the lonesome landscapes and that bridge is really impressive ❤
It's always a pleasure watching your contributions 😊
@@MichèleHenrigues thank you 😊🙏🏼
Excellent video, great entertainment AND history lesson
Yes.. northern Spain so different from other areas in Spain
Wow.... what a bridge...
Looks like building contractor bought same red lead paint as was used on Forth Rail Bridge in Scotland..😊..all those year's ago
Take care.. stay safe
@@andrewewan624 thank you 😊 they just look better in red 😃😃
Good stuff, Nicole. Just like a Henry Cole bike ride program on the Discovery channel!
@@PhilWall-m8n thank you :D
Gosto muito dos seus vídeos parabéns
Thank you 😊
Da TikTok ti ho trovata su RUclips, ed ora che ti ho trovata Comincio a seguirti con piacere una la passione comune la moto e i viaggi ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻☺️
Great 😊 thank you
Hello, Big bridge, there is one like that in Newport wales.
@@esrider7765 Hi :) great, yes there are a few of them all around Europe 😊
Hey. Good episode 👍. I look up the places you visit on Google maps to follow along. Any time you give a place name on screen when you stop or fly the drone is great. Just makes it more immersive. Thanks
Thank you :) ahh good to know, I try to include the names of the places more:)
Your drone skills amazes me after only flying only for such a short time. What female rider do you draw your inspiration from?❤
Thank you ☺️😅 but my drone skills aren't that good 🥲 you just have to fly longer and cut out 80% 😂
🤭 I guess Noraly
Interesting video. Only 8 of those bridges still being used in the world. There is one 20 miles from me in South Wales built in 1906 and is 236m long.
That's incredible 😍 thanks for letting me know.
when you take into account fuel, accomodation food and time plus a ferry from England to Ireland the ferry from northern spsinis a good option. I have used it a lot
@@TheYorkie1954 that's true 😊 (but still super expensive 😅)
There are two transporter bridges in the UK. one of which is in Newport South Wales. My home town. The other is in Middlesbrough, I believe…
@@waynegargan8468 great 😊unfortunately they are both closed 🥲 but beautiful :)
@ yes. The Newport one is being renovated atm and has been for a long while.
If you came through France you could visit the transporter working transporter bridge across the Charente at Rochefort.
Hi Evora, what items do you leave on the bike when in town walkabouts? I assume u take cameras etc in backpack but leave tent etc? Have you ever had anything stolen?
@@Channel11Original yes I take my cameras and phones, but I leave almost everything on the bike. It would be much more difficult with soft luggage 🥲 the important stuff (drone/notebook) is in the pannier. No, nothing :) nobody touched my bike so far 😃
You seem to have fallen for the lie that travelling through France is as expensive as the ferry. It’s a myth that people spread to justify paying for the boat. It is not a lot of accommodation or a lot of fuel. I can do the journey in two tanks of fuel so that’s €50 and one overnight stay so that’s €10-15 for camping or perhaps €50 for an hotel. Food is easy to come by and cheaper than the ferry. Then there is the best bit, you can enjoy the journey along the D roads in France. The people who have told you it’s the same price have quoted péage prices on autoroutes and autoroute fuel prices, two nights in expensive hotels and pricy meals. The ferry is convenient but there’s no getting away from the fact it’s the expensive option. In my opinion you have made the wrong decision, you have been influenced by RUclips. Your loss.
@@davidmatthews3093 😅 I'm definitely not influenced - I lived in France for 8 months. The ferry from France to Ireland was still expensive ~ 300€
One night for ~900km? I don't think so. Fuel in France is expensive as well as accommodation. Make it 2-3 nights and at least 3 tanks of fuel. If I travel through France I want to see something, in that case I will take a few detours and maybe pay entry fees.
It depends on your way of traveling 🤷🏻♀️