Download the Trainline app here: 2n8w.app.link/HalfAsleepChris I visited every place on the UK banknotes. Instagram: Half-Asleep Chris This video is sponsored by Trainline
I don't why but whenever Chris uploads an video it makes the place more beautiful as he adds his stop motion to it. Keep it up Chris, we need more youtubers like you.!
I’ve got to be the only one super-tube-nerdy enough to realise that Chris edited Northern line 95 stock sounds over the original District S-Stock audio. Man, I need to get a life.
I am from Oklahoma, and I cannot say enough how delightful I found this to be. I have also travelled Korea and seen most of the places on Korean banknotes. How wonderful to see the places on these English notes!
My theatre club at my high school performed the play version of Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen last fall. It was nice hearing about her in this video and learning more about her :)
I love trains ( the British train system more than then Italian), I find fascinating the stories of the details of each banknote and I really like how you present your videos. So, it's a win-win-win sitiation!! Thanks for your entertaining work. 😺
Whenever Chris uploads I can just feel how Chris takes care of his RUclips channel like it’s his own baby and know that this man is quality over quantity. Chris is also looks like a genuine good person. Sometimes it annoys me that someone would dislike a half-asleep Chris video because that guy is such a cool dude 😎
Interesting stuff 1:35 while you're around the Bank of England you should visit the BoE museum, just around the corner from where Chris was standing. They have one of the 400toz (12.4kg) gold bars (worth about £600,000) on display that you can pick up (although it's in a kind of cage so you can't walk off with it). 6:40 Austen did most of her writing at her house in Chawton in Hampshire which is now the Jane Austen House Museum. As a local boy I'm sure Chris knew that :) If you look at the banknote, above the picture of Godmersham House is a picture of Jane working on a manuscript, surrounded by a shape with many sides. The shape reflects the shape of the table where she worked, which is on display at the museum. The nearest train station is Alton, then it's about a half-hour walk to the house.
This channel is the greatest thing created. Just so simple and original content that everyone loves. Your videos are so pure, snd its just refreshing to find a youtube channel where the main guy isn’t always screaming in your face. Its just nice to see this
I so love all your videos, and these videos about British bank notes and the inspirations and locations featured in their designs makes this video one of the most fascinating. You still deserve a million more subscribers; your videos are well worth viewing and I look forward to being notified of a new video in my sub list. Thank you from USA
Absolutely brilliant and educational at the same time adventure! I normally don't care much for sponsors, but I have to say that Trainline and Trainline EU apps have saved my butt couple years ago. I was returning from work related training in Germany, driving back home to UK. While stuck in slow traffic in Belgium I got rear ended by some local, my car was a write off and I got stranded on the side of the motorway near Mons. Not the most pleasant situation on cold and wet mid-December Friday evening, with my wife and child awaiting my return. I tried finding flights etc, but I was far away from any of the airports. And then I used the Trainline EU app, found connection from Mons to Brussels and then to London. Believe me, it was one hell of unplanned adventure!
Living in Florida (plenty of sea around here!!) and having never been to England, this was a neat mini tour. I appreciate the details and history explanation, so thanks!
This is one of my favorite banknote videos of yours! I mention when I have visited sites on banknotes in my videos...but nothing on your scale! I do enjoy my theme and individual banknote videos. Though they do not compare to your production.
Tom Bradford We do have train travel. It's just no where near as popular or as efficient. At least in several ways. America is so huge we have to fly everywhere.
@@jasonmiller3421 To be fair, if I wanted to get where I am to the Northern tip of the UK it would be both faster and cheaper to fly there then the catch the train and I'm not even in the South. Granted, I've been on some knarly train journeys in my lifetime. I'm self-isolating at the moment though
My aunt from the UK gave me a 5 Pound note and I was really happy. Note that my country is not part of the Commonwealth and the Value of 1 pounds is 60+ pesos in my country. This may seem small for an Englishman but it sure is big for me
i llike this show because of how bright it is and how everything feels so homemade. When it feels homemade to me at least it feels magical and inspiring. I don't even know when I started watching you. Ever since mid 2021-ish .Keep up the good work and i'll keep waching you.
It makes my day every time I see you've uploaded. Never realised that the tate was featured on the £20 note, should have looked when I visited last week.
2:30 The Queen! My gosh how did she grow a beard that looks like the house of parliament! Her eyes look really weary. What an awkward thing on the banknote.
This is so cool!!! I would love to visit all of these places one day!!!! It’s been my dream to travel to different places!!! This was super cool!!!!!!!!!❤️❤️❤️😁
I live mmm fairly close to Margate and we go there quite alot, and to see my favourite youtuber standing where I commonly stand and admiring what I commonly admire was amazing..
I love you so much! This channel is hilarious,nice and genius 🤩 I want to try everything you do and have been a fan for atleast a year! Carry on making awesome content! ☺️😍💞💖
One small thing about the Fighting Temeraire: Tuner goofed with the sunset. The ship was being towed upriver towards the west so the painting is looking towards the east. Which is not where the sun sets. Doesn’t make it any the less brilliant a painting of course.
It was more a conscious choice - artistic license than goofing it. Plus the Temeraire was being towed by two tug boats, not just one, but he changed that too
This video reminds me why I love to travel, but 2020 has not been a traveling year. US banknotes feature far fewer landmarks worth visiting, but traveling abroad has inspired me to visit or see some of the iconic places on other countries' banknotes, or get creative with a few. - Trundholm sun chariot - I took a selfie in the National Museum of Denmark holding the 1,000-krone note. - Antoine de Saint-Exupéry - although the French franc is no longer in use, I take a selfie in front of the author's Canadian residence in Old Quebec City holding the 50-franc note. - Canadian Frontiers: Trains - Perhaps a bit of a stretch, but at the Toronto Roundhouse Park Railroad History Museum, I took a selfie holding the $10 polymer note in front of an engine. - #UseTheTwo - Took a selfie with the seldom-used $2 bill at the Thomas Jefferson Memorial in Washington, D.C. Other life goals are to take a selfie with the Canadian $20 note at the Canadian National Vimy Memorial in France, or visit a few places on the backs of US 25-cent pieces. You've certainly given me inspiration to visit the UK and visit some of the sites featured on your banknotes, too.
Thought it was kinda neat that the maze at Blenheim has the name made of bushes in a ring inside the maze when you view the aerial image. And in your shot of themselves, I smiled to.myself, as it reminded me of the years I lived in Santa Cruz--thewater is so flat, if you pay attention you can see the curvature of the earth. I saw thecsame thing in Eastern North Dakota in the Red RivervPlain, where the land outbthere was flattened by the ice age glaciers. I love details like that.
I just watched this back in 2023... I think it's one of my favourite videos I've ever made :)
Really man 😂😂😂😂😂❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉 18:35
Even though this video did not get a lot of attraction, I loved it and still think it is my favourite video
I saw where I lived
now do all of the other pound notes
555555555
i travel by train to school and when i heard the TH NEXT STATION IS -------- it gave me nostalgia
Omg same
Actually I get home by train
It’s interesting for me because I use trains and trams to get to school but in Australia
Nope, Melbourne
Exactly same.
I love how he starts with a train pun, chris is honestly the most wholesome youtuber out there
Garrett Watts is wholesome too
Rareberry Gaming WHOS he?
Guess you've never seen daily dose of internet
@@Willspedding1523 come on, Chris is so much more wholesome
There were 2 train puns
Second largest horde of gold: exists
Pirates: tell me more
So, this is my most liked comment
@@joejames6527 3 letters P O G
@Bavarian Night, what does “pog” mean?
And the largest?
@@KnightoftheSorryFace Federal Reserve Bank of New York, if talking about largest horde of gold in world.
"Unfortunately you're not allowed to film inside... so here's a picture of my cat."
Man I love this channel.
Lol I accidentally removed the heart, im so dumb
@@thecefus0001 damn
The_Cefus haha that’s the best :)
Timestamp??
The_Cefus you know you can edit it and add it again
Bank notes: exist
Chris: ITS A MAP!
An Adventure awaits
I don't why but whenever Chris uploads an video it makes the place more beautiful as he adds his stop motion to it. Keep it up Chris, we need more youtubers like you.!
Thanks a lot!
*you!
Cody Shafer stfu
@@theun-knownmusician5468 just a common typo or grammar mistake
@@HalfAsleepChris OMG it's u
Your editing is amazing, I love this style.
Thank you :)
@@HalfAsleepChris your welcome, thnks for replying
8:18 you can see a boy fall into the fountain for a short second in the lower left corner of the screen. I am literally dying of laughter😂😂😂
I was waiting for someone to notice - nice spot!
lol that made me laugh
Lol
@@Lemon-yp5ed it's not even a foot deep. not exactly "near death"
Lmaooo
I’ve got to be the only one super-tube-nerdy enough to realise that Chris edited Northern line 95 stock sounds over the original District S-Stock audio. Man, I need to get a life.
Nah I think being nerdy over trains / tubes is kinda cool, especially to point out something like that lol
yes you need a life
Everyone's nerdy about something, trains and the train network is as good a thing as any.
This is a pretty good video idea, props to you Chris!
PLATAPUS DETECTED!
Thanks a lot! :)
He protecc
He attacc
But most importantly...
He go to locations on notes from the bancc
Recordomium some guy stole your comment
@@morrishovestad4978 Really?
Recordomium yeah the guy has a blue standard avatar and 0 likes and 1 comment if that helps you find him
@@morrishovestad4978 Yeah found him.
That doesn't work.
You expected first. What you didn’t expect...was the Spanish Inquisition.
oh okay
get stick stick bugged lol
I didn't expect that!
But I did expect not to expect something so it doesn't count
No one respects the Spanish Inquisition
@@takuroika ruclips.net/video/6-xrKlGtnQg/видео.html
You just made me not expect something I probably wouldn’t expect, because I expect that I’m dumb.
I am from Oklahoma, and I cannot say enough how delightful I found this to be. I have also travelled Korea and seen most of the places on Korean banknotes. How wonderful to see the places on these English notes!
"As we slowed down on the approach to London Waterloo"
*Waterloo, I was defeated, you won the war*
You're everywhere...
I see you everywhere but never say hello so hello I guess
Hello Avery I see you everywhere
It is an actual place
“this is the bank of england, home of the second largest hoard of gold in the world”
magpies: Mine, it’s mine!
My theatre club at my high school performed the play version of Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen last fall. It was nice hearing about her in this video and learning more about her :)
That's awesome!
8:19 THERES A KID THAT FELL IN LOL
😂😂
"with all my foreign travel plans derailed..."
Badoom-tsss
Thanks for being there, stop motion Chris. Absolute legend. Such a humble guy!
I love trains ( the British train system more than then Italian), I find fascinating the stories of the details of each banknote and I really like how you present your videos. So, it's a win-win-win sitiation!! Thanks for your entertaining work. 😺
Whenever Chris uploads I can just feel how Chris takes care of his RUclips channel like it’s his own baby and know that this man is quality over quantity.
Chris is also looks like a genuine good person.
Sometimes it annoys me that someone would dislike a half-asleep Chris video because that guy is such a cool dude 😎
Interesting stuff
1:35 while you're around the Bank of England you should visit the BoE museum, just around the corner from where Chris was standing. They have one of the 400toz (12.4kg) gold bars (worth about £600,000) on display that you can pick up (although it's in a kind of cage so you can't walk off with it).
6:40 Austen did most of her writing at her house in Chawton in Hampshire which is now the Jane Austen House Museum. As a local boy I'm sure Chris knew that :) If you look at the banknote, above the picture of Godmersham House is a picture of Jane working on a manuscript, surrounded by a shape with many sides. The shape reflects the shape of the table where she worked, which is on display at the museum. The nearest train station is Alton, then it's about a half-hour walk to the house.
Another interesting and exciting clip! And boy! The new polymer English banknotes are so beautifully designed!! 👍🏻
i love the aesthetics of your videos so much and can’t wait to watch this one, thanks for another amazing video chris!!
This channel is the greatest thing created. Just so simple and original content that everyone loves. Your videos are so pure, snd its just refreshing to find a youtube channel where the main guy isn’t always screaming in your face. Its just nice to see this
Loved seeing your shots of the beach leading to whitstable. It’s a great view from the train
I so love all your videos, and these videos about British bank notes and the inspirations and locations featured in their designs makes this video one of the most fascinating. You still deserve a million more subscribers; your videos are well worth viewing and I look forward to being notified of a new video in my sub list. Thank you from USA
Thanks a lot!
This video was interesting and encouraging; what a great idea to go exploring all these places pictured on your bank notes!
I love it how at 4:20 you talked about someone’s death with some jolly ass music in the background
This is a wonderful channel. I love the effort you put in, thanks dear Chris!
Absolutely brilliant and educational at the same time adventure! I normally don't care much for sponsors, but I have to say that Trainline and Trainline EU apps have saved my butt couple years ago. I was returning from work related training in Germany, driving back home to UK. While stuck in slow traffic in Belgium I got rear ended by some local, my car was a write off and I got stranded on the side of the motorway near Mons. Not the most pleasant situation on cold and wet mid-December Friday evening, with my wife and child awaiting my return. I tried finding flights etc, but I was far away from any of the airports. And then I used the Trainline EU app, found connection from Mons to Brussels and then to London. Believe me, it was one hell of unplanned adventure!
Living in Florida (plenty of sea around here!!) and having never been to England, this was a neat mini tour. I appreciate the details and history explanation, so thanks!
Me too
Always enjoy your videos Chris. Great attention to details on each note. You really have a talent for the art of discovery.
i really loved this channel not only because of the contents but you helped me so much on learning english! thank you!
This channel is the ideal of the online video medium. And extremely calming too
I love how you can be so enthousiastic about everything!! Its so positive! LUF IT!
Always love the style of your video's, it makes me interested in things I would otherwise never look into!
Great new Video Chris :) Did anyone else notice the guy falling in the fountain at 8.18 ??
I’m trying to convince my geography teacher to use your videos in class!
its more banknotes and cats..
These videos are so incredible. You put so much effort into all of your videos. Keep it up 👍
I just love your videos, every video is different and creative please never stop making them
This was so incredibly fun and insightful, travelling by train is my favourite way to... well, travel ^^
This is one of my favorite banknote videos of yours! I mention when I have visited sites on banknotes in my videos...but nothing on your scale! I do enjoy my theme and individual banknote videos. Though they do not compare to your production.
I don’t even know half of these people or locations, ( I’m not from England ) but I’m still so fascinated by them and their stories. Great video!
You should've done the 50 pound note site, I get why but it would've been awesome if you had done it.
“Second largest hoard of gold in the world”
Tamatoa: GIVE ME!
Others: money
Chris: Its a treasure map!
Traveling by train? I’d love to *cries in american*
Just one of many reasons why the UK is superior
Tom Bradford We do have train travel. It's just no where near as popular or as efficient. At least in several ways. America is so huge we have to fly everywhere.
@@jasonmiller3421 To be fair, if I wanted to get where I am to the Northern tip of the UK it would be both faster and cheaper to fly there then the catch the train and I'm not even in the South.
Granted, I've been on some knarly train journeys in my lifetime. I'm self-isolating at the moment though
@@Stettafire *gnarly not knarly.
@@Stettafire but imagine if the uk was a perfect circle..
I love these videos! Keep up the good work Chris!
I really like you videos Chris, you videos are very fun and entertaining ,and as a small RUclipsr, I find you as a role model! Keep up the good work!
My aunt from the UK gave me a 5 Pound note and I was really happy. Note that my country is not part of the Commonwealth and the Value of 1 pounds is 60+ pesos in my country. This may seem small for an Englishman but it sure is big for me
Sweet video! I recently traveled to Margate visiting every location in the Margate Top Trumps! Was cool to find something similar here!
i llike this show because of how bright it is and how everything feels so homemade. When it feels homemade to me at least it feels magical and inspiring. I don't even know when I started watching you. Ever since mid 2021-ish .Keep up the good work and i'll keep waching you.
Love your videos - so interesting and informative!
Great video really interesting, would love to see some of the places from the old (withdrawn) bank notes.
I love these videos! You deserve every subscriber.
i just want to say this takes the cake for my fave video and always remember “i’m not a train enthusiast but i’m a train journey enthusiast” 😂
It quite clear how much work you put in even for the smallest of details. Hours of work for seconds of pleasure. Thank you.
I love going on trains so much so this video made me really excited :))
It makes my day every time I see you've uploaded. Never realised that the tate was featured on the £20 note, should have looked when I visited last week.
Glad you did the banknotes this time around. Back on track, I see what you did there
Winston Churchill looks like the maze from the shining omg!
Wow XD
That's a great idea! I've never seen the places shown and all I can say is that they're absolutely stunning!
*This was one of the most enjoyable/ numismatic related videos I've ever watched on RUclips.* :D
Thanks a lot!
2:30
The Queen! My gosh how did she grow a beard that looks like the house of parliament! Her eyes look really weary. What an awkward thing on the banknote.
This is the quality content I subscribed for. (Also there’s a pub in Chew Magna named Reggie’s, just like the late Reggie the cat.)
Next up: finding the Loch Ness Monster!
you have went on more trains during that adventure than i have in my entire life
datrandomdugggy haha, the last train i ridden was those trains for kids in malls
@@siopao8137 lol
This is so cool!!! I would love to visit all of these places one day!!!! It’s been my dream to travel to different places!!! This was super cool!!!!!!!!!❤️❤️❤️😁
I live mmm fairly close to Margate and we go there quite alot, and to see my favourite youtuber standing where I commonly stand and admiring what I commonly admire was amazing..
I love these videos keep up the awsome work! 👍👍😃😄
Can’t wait to watch this! Half asleep Chris videos always brighten my day
I have a collection of trains stop pictures that I have been to all over the USA and Canada. 🇨🇦
Chris you are so wholesome
love your stuff dude!
it's just all awesome
from traveling to cats
everything is awesome :)
Brilliant vid! well edited. Subbed
I didn’t know the British polymer bank notes were out they look so good!
yeah they do, the blue on the £5 is a nice change from the faded turquoise of older paper £5s especially
Love these videos! My favourite of all was what happens to the money when the Queen dies. Very interesting
I love you so much! This channel is hilarious,nice and genius 🤩 I want to try everything you do and have been a fan for atleast a year! Carry on making awesome content! ☺️😍💞💖
Chris you have inspired me in so many ways thanks!!😀
One small thing about the Fighting Temeraire: Tuner goofed with the sunset. The ship was being towed upriver towards the west so the painting is looking towards the east. Which is not where the sun sets. Doesn’t make it any the less brilliant a painting of course.
It was more a conscious choice - artistic license than goofing it. Plus the Temeraire was being towed by two tug boats, not just one, but he changed that too
The pun at the begining was a cool pun. Keep going, chris!
Thanks for this nice travel video! I'm jealous at how ORGANIZED and easy to use your train app is! Amtrak so lags behind the times here.... :(
Thank you for visiting my home town! It is very beautiful and I am glad you liked it!
Did you notice the kid fall in the fountain? Haha! Great vid!
This video reminds me why I love to travel, but 2020 has not been a traveling year. US banknotes feature far fewer landmarks worth visiting, but traveling abroad has inspired me to visit or see some of the iconic places on other countries' banknotes, or get creative with a few.
- Trundholm sun chariot
- I took a selfie in the National Museum of Denmark holding the 1,000-krone note.
- Antoine de Saint-Exupéry - although the French franc is no longer in use, I take a selfie in front of the author's Canadian residence in Old Quebec City holding the 50-franc note.
- Canadian Frontiers: Trains - Perhaps a bit of a stretch, but at the Toronto Roundhouse Park Railroad History Museum, I took a selfie holding the $10 polymer note in front of an engine.
- #UseTheTwo - Took a selfie with the seldom-used $2 bill at the Thomas Jefferson Memorial in Washington, D.C.
Other life goals are to take a selfie with the Canadian $20 note at the Canadian National Vimy Memorial in France, or visit a few places on the backs of US 25-cent pieces. You've certainly given me inspiration to visit the UK and visit some of the sites featured on your banknotes, too.
I love this channel and your music channel they're both amazing how are you not at 1 mil lol
You've lost two cats and now you have only one...Ralph RIP Reggie & Tom :(
Interesting thing to do during lockdown, great video👍👍
Great work! Love your content!
Cool Idea Chris! I’m excited for what you do next!
I love how his videos feature calm music
I use trainline for the train-tracking feature to help with my commute to school sometimes and will use this upcoming school year
I love your bank note videos, Have a good day!
England looks so beautiful, I really hope I can go there some time
The videos he make are just perfect for sitting down,relaxing and being entertained by the most perfect content.
Thought it was kinda neat that the maze at Blenheim has the name made of bushes in a ring inside the maze when you view the aerial image.
And in your shot of themselves, I smiled to.myself, as it reminded me of the years I lived in Santa Cruz--thewater is so flat, if you pay attention you can see the curvature of the earth. I saw thecsame thing in Eastern North Dakota in the Red RivervPlain, where the land outbthere was flattened by the ice age glaciers.
I love details like that.
An absolutely wonderful video! I enjoyed it very much!
Winchester cathedral looks exactly like Exceter cathedral. Someone's done a bit of borrowing.
Oh boy I love this channel for all the right/best reasons