American Reacts | LAKE DISTRICT National Park | England | Travel Guide
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Hello Naia, check your po box on your way home.i sent priority on Monday. ❤robin from Colorado
Thank you Robin. Gonna get to it soon 💜🤜🤛.
'The best time to visit is June and July when everything is dry and warm'... that's wildly optimistic lol
ikr?! the Lake District is legit the rainiest place in England by annual precipitation lmao
It's the most beautiful place in Britain. Loads of sports, walking and history and very safe. 🇬🇧
The truth is, it is beautiful in all seasons and all weathers.
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I think the Lake District is Gods prototype for heaven! 🏴
I hope you don't have to wait 30 minutes for an ice cream in heaven...
@@chrisb8756priorities mate😂
I love the Lake District, I live an hour away. It’s sooo beautiful honestly!
I'll refer you to the American guy ,Mac video about Footpaths and history .again .itll give you an understanding. Ive walked on Footpaths in the Lake District as well beautiful.
The highest point in the United Kingdom is Ben Nevis (Beinn Niobhais in Scottish Gaelic), which is in Scotland. Scafell Pike in the Lake District is the highest point in England. (3212 feet?)
The biggest danger in English bodies of water is the cold. They can remain cold even in prolonged warm weather. Many can't take the sudden cold shock if they dive/fall in. They panic, and by a quirk of our anatomy, you drown faster in fresh water than in salt water. There was a tragedy not long ago, in I think Ullswater, when a young man, having been in the warm shallow water near the edge, found himself out of his depth in cold water further out and drowned. I believe people can drown in 30 seconds. Dark peaty water then makes them difficult to find.
Another mistake for more competent swimmers is to try to cross a cold lake, and for hypothermia to slowly take over. Hypothermia destroys our ability to think rationally, so people make silly decisions.
Thats pretty terrifying!!
Mate nothing stopping you. I have visited many countries. BUT it helps if you get paid leave. I’m just about 70 and I’ve even been to your country. But honestly all the others were better
Windermere is our largest of the lakes, you can take cruise boats on all of the lakes, there are several watersports on the lakes. There are legends about parts of the lakes.
Great that you highlighted that people should have respect for the lakes etc. People just seee calm water and thats it but dont think about depth or undercurrents etc. You can have a great time on the water so long as you are mindful and use common sense. The same goes for climbing the peaks as the weather can change quickly so you should be aware of that and take precuations.
Dryer times are May to July, but expect rain. In terms of dangers, yes there are several drownings every year and a couple of dozen people die on the fells and mountains each year, usually the winter. There are often because people are not properly prepared for the weather, wet and cold. It’s a wonderful place and I’m glad I live here, but you have to respect it.
Jet skis and stuff doesn’t happen. Lots of water sports, but quiet ones. No fast boats or jet skis.
Respecting nature in general is ALWAYS a must for me!
Respecting nature in general is ALWAYS a must for me!
I live 30 minutes away it beautiful
Thats incredible 🔥
Worked for an Inner City Upper school in Yorkshire... we had a hostel in the Lakes . Took students to them to see the beauty of nature and just enjoy the majestic scenery....time wasted ... 2 days in and they were bored ! They had never seen lakes , cows and sheep , let alone country living !!
Sometimes that appreciation comes with age.
IF you wanted to check out more of the Lake District there is a Long Distance Hiking Trail called the "Coast to Coast" or the C2C (there are many to view here on YouTUbe). 180 mile from the West Coast in the Lake District right across the country to the East Coast at Robin Hoods Bay in Yorkshire. I have hiked it in both directions and it only took me 10 days per crossing, staying at B & Bs, Camping or the Youth Hostel sites (YHA UK). Tony in Essex, England
America needs a trail from California to New York lol.
@@NAIATHEDRAGON The UK has several North to South Traild one of 340 miles the other 1600 miles as well as the Circumnavegation of the whole coastline close to 6000 mile or 5 years of daily hiking
@@NAIATHEDRAGON Or from Alaska to the Floirda Keys
Weve only got the Lochness Monster in Scotland mate .Nothing in England 🏴. Don't forget the Scots Like their Whisky .
The Lochness is enough for me 🤜🤛.
@@NAIATHEDRAGON My Father was Scottish. He always said its the Scottish tourist board it again, Whisky sales are dipping again ( agen ) Their bringing Nessy out .! .
You should do a video of liverpool because it's only 30 miles from Manchester but it has alot more history heritage and culture than Manchester.
Thank you! Im a check it out 🤜🤛.
It’s cheaper to fly here now than ever before so start to save up fella.
Don’t do London,it’s a rip off and there’s waaaay too many tourists.
Get your arse to the lakes,the Peak District,the Chilterns,Cornwall,the South Downs,Cotswolds,yorkshire dales,the Black Country and many many others.
Britain's highest "mountain" is Ben Nevis in Scotland. It is 4400ft high. In other words, Britain is a very flat country 😂
Is it? News to me think you mean the Netherlands!
Shame about the AI voice over.
Yes, it ruins what would otherwise be an excellent video. I had to give up watching it halfway through. ☹️
OMG I can’t bear the AI voice 😱
Sorry....had to stop watching because of 🤖💭💭
I hate annd detest AI Voiceovers 🤬
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