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Greg is such a great addition for season 2. Really well written tbh, can’t wait to see how his character arc progresses. Love that the oppressive militaristic farmers make a return as the main antagonist this season.
Yeah especially with the problems leading up to the actual filming I was scared that the final product would feel rushed. So far this seems like a promising first episode though!
As much as I liked season 1, the end felt kinda rushed, like they didn't know how the storyline would end. This time I hope, with all the new characters, they can finish with a satisfying finale.
I can already imagine the conversation between a welsh farmer and their wife: "Honey, can you come to the window?" "what is it?" "it's that bloody man from last year again, hopping over our fences even though there's a gate right next to him - and he's convinced some other mad bloke to do it with him." EDIT: The reply section appears to have been hijacked by some Welsh farmers who are currently having a friendly debate on how to spell non-existent words.
As someone from Wales - Farmers are the bane of my existence when you just want to go for a scenic walk. Walk down a random country path and a farmer will emerge out of the treeline like Homer Simpson out of a hedge. Like he had been there for thousands of years, waiting for that one moment someone ventures onto his property.
@@kendal5210 But that is the issue, anywhere I walk IS the farmers land even if it doesnt look like it. The south of Wales all looks the same so its hard to tell what is farm and what isnt But yeah I can understand its much more annoying for the farmers so I try my best to stay way
You have to look at it with the idea that it's our back garden. Whilst you in particular might be a decent individual undoubtedly they've had to deal with people making a mess or damaging property. We often have to clean up discarded picnics left on our farm by people. Tin cans, crisp packets etc.
@Ethan Moore • 12 years ago he has the hero 7 black, one of the newest gopros and a very good one at that. AND it can record in 16:9. All he has to do is click a button in the Top right corner. Source: own a hero 7.
*tries to go across wales* *gets injured, nearly passes out in a place his body would never be found later on, eventually has to give up* *does it again*
@@concordez5015 hardly... he never stays on line... that's why he only ever attempts a straight line, not actually does it. still impressive though, and looks quite fun. at least he's honest in the titles of the video and at he beginning of each video. its all in good fun
@@William-Morey-Baker the most he strayed from the line was 80m and the entire route was only 30 miles and his family had the exact route he was doing. An ariel search team would cover it in a matter of hours.
Philipp No we don't. Though we've ordered C130J-30s and KC-130Js we don't have them yet. The only kind of similar Planes we have are the A400M and the C-160D Transall.
@@anukranan but only us brits would mean it in a sarcastic condescending disparaging way but at them same time mean it with an underlying sense of affection, knowing in 6 months it will be shot from the sky, picked up by some dogs, so thereby excusing it's own stupidity.
That just shows what you’re into. There’s literally everything here in America. In fact most British celebrities that make it in life live here in America.
This is literally the equivalent of the "girls: omg so boring. Boys:" meme format but about countries instead. Stop taking it so seriously. We know America has wildlife, this comment couldn't have more clearly been a joke.
@@robbiebrown14 Obviously it is a joke, but that meme format was shit. it was a dumb meme and it pushed away females because no one wants their group of the population to be dragged.
I myself also have Addison's disease. I got diagnosed when I was very young and this is the first time I've ever heard of anybody else who also have Addison's. I hope he doesn't get any complications. Love from Sweden.
He came into my pub tonight, and a staff member recognized him as a youtube star! Pretty fun and am happy to have discovered this channel and method of trail blazing. Best of luck with the North man!
Gotta love how you try to act like everyman's right or freedom to roam is specifically a Swedish thing and not translatable. Every Nordic country except maybe Denmark has them
Suspect on foot[FIN] don’t think they’re claiming it as their own dude 😂 they’re just saying it because they’re probably Swedish so it applies to them and their country... it’s like someone saying “We have apples in Sweden” and you’ve come in like “EVERY COUNTRY HAS APPLES!!”
Just today I've had to start taking steroids daily due to my own health issues which came out of the blue. I'm an avid traveler too and determined to not let it hold me back from my own adventures, so the timing of this and watching Greg overcome was perfect for a jolt of motivation!
Switzerland would be hard, I agree. From north to south you have to cross the Alps sooner or later which is impossible unless you have an army of elephants at your disposal. There's a chance you could get from the NE Bodensee to the SW Lac Leman in a slightly curved line but it's all either buildings, highways or railroads there.
Switzerland is only possible if you do some sort of cross section East to West /West to East in the northern part of the country, even then you will have to face buildings cities and such. But yeah the alps in the south, you can go through them, but in a straight line ? no it's literally suicidal Andorra might be possible, I'm not sure though. Or like any region of a european country, not the country itself
Surprisingly enough Thomas Ulrich has crossed Switzerland in a straight line a few years ago. He went on the longest possible straight line from west to east through the alps. The Direttissima that he did is an absolutely insane feat.
Oh, so you wanted to visit Luxembourg? So sad you couldn't do that :( I'm from there btw. If you ever plan to do the Luxembourg challenge, you can contact me if you need a car ride or someone to bring you food during your journey. Love your content. Keep up the good work.
So excited to see these! But so sad the stupid virus thwarted your original plans, which looked even more adventurous. Can’t wait for the next episode.
My two brothers (one of them once winner of Hometown Roulette), a friend of ours and me just returned from a Straight Line Mission across the Taunus, near to Frankfurt, Germany. It was only 10 kilometers and luckily we had almost no hedge rows to pass through, but instead lots of dense forest and steep climbs. Thank you for inspiring us to accomplish this challenge and keep on making impressive videos like these!
Absolutely fantastic, Tom. Largely because of you, I am planning a 60-some mile kayak trip down our local creek for this fall, from the beginning to termination of the creek - likely a 4 day solo journey. Hope to document it in a similar vein. Can't wait for part 2!
I remember watching the first one around a year ago. It was a warm summer night. The the wind whipped across the lake as I rode my motorcycle around the twisting road, but my travel was cut short. My motorcycle broke down leaving me stranded and pitiful. After a long laborious journey home, I sat down and saw your video. halfway through and I was nursed back to life, beaming a wide grin from cheek to cheek.
13:05 That's a C-130 Hercules. Might have been flying low because it was headed to/from the Mach Loop, an RAF low-level flight training area where you can go for a hike in the mountains with fighter jets booming through the valley below, which is pretty much where you first attempt would have ended.
"Hey buddy, what do you think of this route that I came up with: ______________________________" - "looks brilliant let's go!" this is how I imagine that interaction 3:58
Accurate but replace buddy with mate, no one really says buddy here at least not to their friends, I have heard people call their dogs buddy for whatever reason though
Love you mate. And Greg. I now find myself looking at hedges saying to myself 'yeh that looks doable' . I have absolute faith that you will complete your mission one day. Thanks for what you do.
"if the first one was so great, why isn't there a part 2?" GeoWizard: "Observe" I'm so glad to see this attempt make a return, do hope this route doesn't result in a sheer drop like the last one. It's extremely entertaining to watch you two brave the hostile wilderness of wales.
Made my evening this mate, cracking! The only thing missing from the 1st mission in hindsight was a healthy dose of Welsh Greg. Proper inspiration to go off on adventures with my mates once this has all cleared up.
Shout out Greg. I got diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at 23 and after that happened I got in much better shape than ever. I run and workout often now when before I did minimal actual exercise. It’s almost like a blessing in disguise, it sounds really weird saying that because the medication here in the states is an arm and a leg per month which is terrible but It gave me an insane amount of motivation to get really active
I've been waiting for so long! RUclips has changed for me drastically since your first mission - now all my suggestions are a result of my desperate searches trying to fill the void you left when the series was over.
I only discovered this channel a couple months ago, and all I thought it was about was Geo guesser - boy was a wrong. When this popped up on my feed this morning, I thought it looked vaguely interesting and I had nothing better to do, so I delved deeper into this channel, and started bingeing both the first attempt, and the How not to travel across Europe. Most definitely worth staying up until 2am for!
Omg did he just say he was stuffing his face in “uh-RAY-guhn”?!?!?!! 😂😂😂😂😂 I’m from Oregon I really hope that’s how he pronounced our state name!! What a legend.
I've been dreaming for this series to come back. You know it's good when half an hour flies by, ya gutted it's finished and you have to wait until next week
The sequel I awaited without knowing it was happening. Forgot how much I loved the intro/outro music Also 1:39 you owe Network Rail two grand now Also for reference Wales has loads of RAF bases so there are/were a load of fighters and transports around
i'm welsh and this is the only instance where i approve of english people breaking the welsh lockdown rules, mission across wales is a goddamn national treasure
It’s going to be funny seeing him go through (or really close to) my hometown of Aberystwyth. I’m almost pissed off he didn’t deviate the line a few miles northwards to cross my house and garden lol. Also he crossed through the land of a friend I had in primary school
Thanks for your patience everyone. Remember to watch in full HD and with those subtitles on folks and do drop me a like for my efforts! Enjoy.
ITS BACK
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Yesssssssssss it’s backkkkk
@@j4dbt people who have signed up to his patroen get it early
@@j4dbt Those signed up to my Patreon page get early access Joe, as well as lots of other goodies!
Government: essential travel only
Tom: it is essential that I cross Wales in a straight line
You bet.
At least he is social distancing
If everyone had been as paranoid about being seen by other people as these two we would bagged the pandemic in two weeks tops.
It really is.
Government said you can travel as far as you want, as long as you exercise for as long or longer than the travel.
Greg is such a great addition for season 2. Really well written tbh, can’t wait to see how his character arc progresses. Love that the oppressive militaristic farmers make a return as the main antagonist this season.
Too sad we have seen the last of the lakes
Yeah especially with the problems leading up to the actual filming I was scared that the final product would feel rushed. So far this seems like a promising first episode though!
GreenFish471 sure it's a bit forced, but it's certainly apropos.
You have won best comment!
As much as I liked season 1, the end felt kinda rushed, like they didn't know how the storyline would end. This time I hope, with all the new characters, they can finish with a satisfying finale.
The Mission Across Wales: now with 200% more "mate"
Yes mate!
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samysnes it’s 100%
100% means double you clown
@@noblenormie1179 by "mates" I didn't mean the amount of people but the number of times the word "mate" was being said... you dunce!
@@cinematix2988 I was referring to the number of times the word "mate" was being said.
I can already imagine the conversation between a welsh farmer and their wife:
"Honey, can you come to the window?"
"what is it?"
"it's that bloody man from last year again, hopping over our fences even though there's a gate right next to him - and he's convinced some other mad bloke to do it with him."
EDIT: The reply section appears to have been hijacked by some Welsh farmers who are currently having a friendly debate on how to spell non-existent words.
ahahah
Hahaha
Im waiting for the whoosh
texo456 there’s nothing someone could possibly take literally here mate.
@@reidhersey3347 bUt ThEy'Re DiFfErEnT liNeS
I'll take the whoooosh for the team
Honestly his narrative skills make this so much better.
Yeah like where they were stuck in the crevice and the dog saw them, he really kept the tension going whit the narration.
touchè
What would this be without it honestly!
Nathan Roberts ?????
touche is used as an acknowledgement during a discussion of a good or clever point made at one's expense by another person. its old french language
As someone from Wales - Farmers are the bane of my existence when you just want to go for a scenic walk. Walk down a random country path and a farmer will emerge out of the treeline like Homer Simpson out of a hedge. Like he had been there for thousands of years, waiting for that one moment someone ventures onto his property.
Farmers get it all the time just stay off the land and you won’t have a problem :)
@@kendal5210 But that is the issue, anywhere I walk IS the farmers land even if it doesnt look like it. The south of Wales all looks the same so its hard to tell what is farm and what isnt
But yeah I can understand its much more annoying for the farmers so I try my best to stay way
It’s the same way in rural America, except they’ll greet you with a shotgun lol
You have to look at it with the idea that it's our back garden. Whilst you in particular might be a decent individual undoubtedly they've had to deal with people making a mess or damaging property. We often have to clean up discarded picnics left on our farm by people. Tin cans, crisp packets etc.
@@MrBurtbackerack Here in Norway we are allowed to camp anywhere! 🇳🇴❤️
Tom is sticking to tradition by not wearing gloves
at 16:42 he puts gloves on ;)
2 days ago
Dwooswa my exact thought
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Idk why but I love how this is shot like a pre 2010 homemade documentary
The 4:3 really helps. Takes you back
@@MBB138 Would be interesting to watch this on a 4:3 CRT TV
@Ethan Moore • 12 years ago he has the hero 7 black, one of the newest gopros and a very good one at that. AND it can record in 16:9. All he has to do is click a button in the Top right corner.
Source: own a hero 7.
Me too
Why 2010?
*tries to go across wales*
*gets injured, nearly passes out in a place his body would never be found later on, eventually has to give up*
*does it again*
To be fair, his body would've been quite easy to find...
They'd just have to walk in a straight line.
@@concordez5015 hardly... he never stays on line... that's why he only ever attempts a straight line, not actually does it. still impressive though, and looks quite fun. at least he's honest in the titles of the video and at he beginning of each video. its all in good fun
@@William-Morey-Baker the most he strayed from the line was 80m and the entire route was only 30 miles and his family had the exact route he was doing. An ariel search team would cover it in a matter of hours.
When is straight line mission across Russia?
Hahahahah
Kaliningrad is makeable
The french and germans have already tried that, neither could make it.
@@jussieronen3707 I did it, deviated only 4 metres.
He could just cross the kaliningrad oblast. But I bet he would have problems with soldiers at the borders
13:14 Two British soliders on a forced military march accidentally encounter a luftwaffe bomber
(1940 Colourized)
23:53 British soldiers on covert infiltration have been spotted by panzer crewman
Underrated
I love this comment
@@usko_ Thanks :)
Wet Lettuce 🥬
Man really said "A Ray Gun" as Oregon. Fantastic.
Or Gun
What an idiot
if you've watched his Sporcle vids, you know
@@JamesTake2 ok european truck simulator 2 player
Revive me, i have a ray gun
'is there some kind of lockdown in place?'
'yeah'
'any chance i can walk straight through your front room anyway? It's for a thing'
"with the Luftwaffe now out of sight"
- Tom Davies, 2020
The modern day Luftwaffe may well fly C130s
reggiedixon2 Airbus A400 probably counts
yes we all watched the video
@@Jeagles nah that cant be a A400 it has no T tail, it must be a c130
Chris true, but it is an Aircraft that both operates in that region of Wales and is at least part German
if i tried this in texas, id get shot within an hour
Government: you are allowed out once a day for exercise
Tom:
he only went out once 🤷♂️
The story of Greg staying strong through his diagnosis is a powerful one. Cheers to you both.
Diagnosis?! Have I missed something??
What happened to Greg, what diagnosis?
14:35
Ted H did you watch the video ?
Watch the episode
21:05 The best doggo of all doggo's
Sir no barkington
I'm incredibly happy that this is becoming a thing outside of just the one series. It's such an interesting challenge and a great watch.
GeoWizard decides to cross wales for the second time.
Welsh farmers: "Ah shit, here we go again"
HAHAHHAA fr real
Quick get the fence supplies in
21:11 Him accidentally saying to the dog “we are up to no good” so calmly had me dying for some reason
The “Luftwaffe” plane was a c-130 Hercules for anyone that remotely cares
Thanks, I wasn’t sure if their area experienced frequent overflights by vintage bombers the way mine does
i think anyone that cares would know that, i just wonder why would he been flying that low over there
Mission failed. We'll get em next time.
The Luftwaffe DOES have C130s, but that's because the German airforce never changed name post war
Philipp No we don't. Though we've ordered C130J-30s and KC-130Js we don't have them yet. The only kind of similar Planes we have are the A400M and the C-160D Transall.
When read the title I was like "Oh I've already seen that.. it was good."
Then I read Attempt 2 and I was like "OMG YES!"
What happened first time
he failed
Stephen Loynes he didn’t make it but it was really good to watch
American RUclips content: "Hey guys, welcome to todays make up challenge"
British RUclips content: "Look at this perturbed pheasant"
@@anukranan but only us brits would mean it in a sarcastic condescending disparaging way but at them same time mean it with an underlying sense of affection, knowing in 6 months it will be shot from the sky, picked up by some dogs, so thereby excusing it's own stupidity.
That just shows what you’re into. There’s literally everything here in America. In fact most British celebrities that make it in life live here in America.
@titlewave you've kind of proved my point :)
This is literally the equivalent of the "girls: omg so boring. Boys:" meme format but about countries instead. Stop taking it so seriously. We know America has wildlife, this comment couldn't have more clearly been a joke.
@@robbiebrown14 Obviously it is a joke, but that meme format was shit. it was a dumb meme and it pushed away females because no one wants their group of the population to be dragged.
This man is making the best content in RUclips history
Fax
Cap
True
Vagrant Holiday is an honorable mention.
True
I myself also have Addison's disease. I got diagnosed when I was very young and this is the first time I've ever heard of anybody else who also have Addison's. I hope he doesn't get any complications. Love from Sweden.
US President JFK had it as well, although he was super unhealthy with other stuff as well
@@brandonhall9169 His back injury was his bigger issue iirc.
@Brandon Hall My boy John was drugged up for sure, sad to see him go
My favourite series is back! :D
That dog was such a good boi, came in for pets and didn't snitch on them. 10/10
He came into my pub tonight, and a staff member recognized him as a youtube star! Pretty fun and am happy to have discovered this channel and method of trail blazing. Best of luck with the North man!
What pub do you run? 👍🍺
That is good :)
Good on Greg for not slowing down in the face of his diagnosis. What a lad.
You should try this in finland because there is a law called "jokamiehen oikeus" (every mans right) which allowes you to trespass almost freely.
No tavallaan Mut silti tälläne on laitonta
Same in Scotland, perhaps why they chose here first.
Same in the entire UK, until you start destroying or damaging private property
I just heard a conspiracy today that Finland doesn't exist. It'd be a pretty straight line then if it's true.
@@sagebrushrepair It's not a conspiracy...
You should try this in Sweden. Here we got "allemansrätt", which means that you can legally go basically anywhere.
Same in Scotland. As long as you’re not chasing sheep or cows then you’re cool to walk through any field you want
Gotta love how you try to act like everyman's right or freedom to roam is specifically a Swedish thing and not translatable. Every Nordic country except maybe Denmark has them
Suspect on foot[FIN] don’t think they’re claiming it as their own dude 😂 they’re just saying it because they’re probably Swedish so it applies to them and their country... it’s like someone saying “We have apples in Sweden” and you’ve come in like “EVERY COUNTRY HAS APPLES!!”
@@ZenzeroCAM gg bro that shut him up
My Name So you can enter a Swedish military base?
Just today I've had to start taking steroids daily due to my own health issues which came out of the blue. I'm an avid traveler too and determined to not let it hold me back from my own adventures, so the timing of this and watching Greg overcome was perfect for a jolt of motivation!
Keep going! I know how it feels..
Straight line mission accross Bandiaterra, Limberwisk, Patch Amberdash, or Qitzikwaka next.
GEOGRAPHYNOW
Ah yes the fanbase overlap
haha
My hush isn't that good
Nice insider :D
I never thought i'd see this series again. Quite the hidden gem of youtube.
Check out Vagrant Holiday. Catches a similar vibe with a very different style. I think you'll like it if you liked this.
Tom and Greg out in the wilderness when the national lockdown began, like stranded Japanese soldiers not knowing the war was over until the 1970s.
you can’t understand how much i enjoyed the first two series. i’ve got my brew and biscuits and i’m ready for a new adventure
first two? is there more than the first mission across Wales?
Frodo didn’t make it to mount doom alone, this one will be a success cause you’ve got your samwise!
Pheasants don't make sheep noises, Tom. That was clearly a sheep.
he clearly said 'perturbed' pheasant. It thinks it is a sheep.
Why did I read that as peasants
Zack Welch I thought they spelled it wrong
@@zackwelch3038 "I thought we were an autonomous collective"
Imagine a “mission across Switzerland” or “mission across Iceland”
Switzerland would be hard, I agree. From north to south you have to cross the Alps sooner or later which is impossible unless you have an army of elephants at your disposal. There's a chance you could get from the NE Bodensee to the SW Lac Leman in a slightly curved line but it's all either buildings, highways or railroads there.
Iceland terrain makes it pretty impossible
Switzerland is only possible if you do some sort of cross section East to West /West to East in the northern part of the country, even then you will have to face buildings cities and such.
But yeah the alps in the south, you can go through them, but in a straight line ? no it's literally suicidal
Andorra might be possible, I'm not sure though. Or like any region of a european country, not the country itself
Surprisingly enough Thomas Ulrich has crossed Switzerland in a straight line a few years ago. He went on the longest possible straight line from west to east through the alps. The Direttissima that he did is an absolutely insane feat.
Mission across Bhutan
"a challenge that would test our morale"
*brushes away white powder
They must resist the temptation of moral boosting drugs.
The sequel everyone has been waiting for
i actually loved this series and i’m so excited for a whole another one this is amazing i love the vibe his videos give off
69 likes nice
imagine just chilling by a path in the middle of Wales and seeing Bruno Ferdandes walking through a thorn bush
lol
Oh, so you wanted to visit Luxembourg? So sad you couldn't do that :( I'm from there btw. If you ever plan to do the Luxembourg challenge, you can contact me if you need a car ride or someone to bring you food during your journey. Love your content. Keep up the good work.
Have always wanted to visit Luxembourg but it is very far for me. Cool that you're from there!
Just starting the video: Really hope he didn’t forget gloves this time
Later: “no gloves... again”
Why!!
I take it that was before the part where he put them on and showed the camera to shut us all up in the comments section lol
So excited to see these! But so sad the stupid virus thwarted your original plans, which looked even more adventurous. Can’t wait for the next episode.
One of the best parts of this journey is a second camera angle and third person perspective of both of you.
My two brothers (one of them once winner of Hometown Roulette), a friend of ours and me just returned from a Straight Line Mission across the Taunus, near to Frankfurt, Germany. It was only 10 kilometers and luckily we had almost no hedge rows to pass through, but instead lots of dense forest and steep climbs. Thank you for inspiring us to accomplish this challenge and keep on making impressive videos like these!
Is this on youtube?
@@Stego27 unfortunately not
Nice sowas will ich auch machen!
Absolutely fantastic, Tom. Largely because of you, I am planning a 60-some mile kayak trip down our local creek for this fall, from the beginning to termination of the creek - likely a 4 day solo journey. Hope to document it in a similar vein. Can't wait for part 2!
Tyler Wrage will you be posting it on your RUclips if so I would definitely watch
be safe
I have subbed awaiting the kayak content
Post it please
* points to a modern jet cargo plane *
“Looks like an old-school sort of luftwaffe bomber!”
It Was a c130, which first flew in 1954, less than 10 yrs after the end of ww2 so he ain’t too far off, other than the fact it’s a transport plane lol
@@Goldenrod01 And definitely not German!
HG1 yep, it’s about as American as they come.
@@Hopgop1 and definitely not jet powered either.
Bill G actually it was a C-5 cargo plane.
I remember watching the first one around a year ago. It was a warm summer night. The the wind whipped across the lake as I rode my motorcycle around the twisting road, but my travel was cut short. My motorcycle broke down leaving me stranded and pitiful. After a long laborious journey home, I sat down and saw your video. halfway through and I was nursed back to life, beaming a wide grin from cheek to cheek.
You could do the commentary with that descriptive storytelling I reckon
That’s well written m8
15:00 Ah yes, my favorite U.S. state - A ray gun.
Tbh with the way Americans pronounce "oregano", they're basically asking for it to be pronounced that way.
Haha it's like when Americans can't pronounce Leicester or Southwark correctly. "Lie-Chester" 😂
@@ZeroNiteLite well i'm english and honestly i have no idea how to pronounce either of those
@The505Guys no, what he means is the italian spice "oregano". He's talking about how the americans pronounced "oregano" not "oregon"
@@sci_pain3409 You can't pronounce Leicester? Jesus
Rewatching all these cos it's still peak content
Me: "Oh hey, I wonder what GeoWizard is up to?"
GeoWizard: This Video
Me: "HAHA YEAH THATS THE STUFF"
Greg sliding down the river bank straight after you did was hilarious 😂
My favorite series with the apex predator of wales: the farmer, is back
Legendary content as always Mr Wizard!
hopefully they wont be entering the shadow realm
This is literally the last place I would have expected Super GT to pop up lmao
I did not expect you to be here 😂 Love your content!
Hello Wizard! Super GT here! :D
I didnt know u watched this channel but love ur cotent😂
13:05 That's a C-130 Hercules. Might have been flying low because it was headed to/from the Mach Loop, an RAF low-level flight training area where you can go for a hike in the mountains with fighter jets booming through the valley below, which is pretty much where you first attempt would have ended.
There were some jets doing that in the first attempt
Misspelled luftwaffe
is it RAF Anglesey?
Nah it's flying low because it's got to pick up a big guy from another plane.
27:23 you know life is good when you hear this tune and see the endless hills stretching before them. I feel inner peace watching this.
"Hey buddy, what do you think of this route that I came up with:
______________________________"
- "looks brilliant let's go!"
this is how I imagine that interaction 3:58
Accurate but replace buddy with mate, no one really says buddy here at least not to their friends, I have heard people call their dogs buddy for whatever reason though
@@mobot333 you're forgetting about calling people buddy passive aggressively
@@finn3224 I've never heard that
That is possibly the most intriguing pronunciation of Oregon I’ve ever heard
As a wise teenage girl on twitter once said
"Name a more iconic duo, I'm waiting."
20:12 looks like the scene from LOTR when they hide from the Nagzul
Wow, that dog was so chill! just like "Hey guys, how's it going?" Like the dog knew you lol. So cute!
Love you mate. And Greg. I now find myself looking at hedges saying to myself 'yeh that looks doable' . I have absolute faith that you will complete your mission one day. Thanks for what you do.
this is the summer blockbuster i've been waiting for.
Tom, ever doing a how not to travel europe part 2? favourite channel on yt by a longshot
Right now, any travel is a how not to travel
this has brave dave's big fat freight hop energy, i really needed that in my life
"if the first one was so great, why isn't there a part 2?"
GeoWizard: "Observe"
I'm so glad to see this attempt make a return, do hope this route doesn't result in a sheer drop like the last one.
It's extremely entertaining to watch you two brave the hostile wilderness of wales.
Made my evening this mate, cracking! The only thing missing from the 1st mission in hindsight was a healthy dose of Welsh Greg. Proper inspiration to go off on adventures with my mates once this has all cleared up.
7:49 ive been watching youtube so much that i genuinely expected this to be a sponsorship break
These, THESE, are the type of videos RUclips was truly created for all those years ago.
Challenge: walk in a straight line through Vatican City. Might take a few tries though
It actually might be impossible. I don't know if theres a street that goes straight through it
@@stefanjasovic2311 you have to do it assassin's creed style😏
@@Starlightbooper climb up the walls
@@stefanjasovic2311 you would need to bring a ladder
Stefan Jasovic Just become the pope
Shout out Greg. I got diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at 23 and after that happened I got in much better shape than ever. I run and workout often now when before I did minimal actual exercise. It’s almost like a blessing in disguise, it sounds really weird saying that because the medication here in the states is an arm and a leg per month which is terrible but It gave me an insane amount of motivation to get really active
That is great to hear, much respect and good luck :)
Sorry to hear about Greg- I can’t imagine what it would be like to be facing something like that
Spoilers mate, I’m just starting out the video. Edit: nvm I thought he sliced himself open and had to turn back to something.
@@jxavier3876 lmao same mate
I don't get why anyone would dislike this!!
(apart from maybe the farmers he annoyed)
I'm a farmer and I disliked it
@@B3Band Congrats?
That doggo probably watches your videos, he aint no snitch
I've been waiting for so long!
RUclips has changed for me drastically since your first mission - now all my suggestions are a result of my desperate searches trying to fill the void you left when the series was over.
Vagrant Holiday
Love this series Next you should do the mission across Russia from east to west
That would be a death wish lol
Just do it in the Kaliningrad Oblast. I mean it's still Russia and you can go from an east to a west border...
Yeah sure, if you want to kill the channel because had no videos for half a decade, and that is assuming Tom is able to survive the Siberian winter.
@@Mimi.1001 I'm not quite sure that's possible mate.
Not in a straight line, but could be still very fun.
You guys walked passed both the area I live in and a mountain bike route that I take. Good stuff.
An Englishman and a Welshman walk into a bar. Check the GPS. Carry on walking.
20:48 *Running away from dangerous Dogs*
21:05 *Petting the cutest doggo ever*
The chatter between you two is fantastic.
Thanks for doing this again, mate :-)
Comment for the RUclips algorithm. Biggest comeback since Star Wars, and this will definitely be better than the first mission!
I actually did just that! ~ and now I come with a second comment :)
For god's sake I hope you've brought gloves
Edit: 16:45 Yes Tom, yes I am
This the type of content RUclips is always missing.
I only discovered this channel a couple months ago, and all I thought it was about was Geo guesser - boy was a wrong. When this popped up on my feed this morning, I thought it looked vaguely interesting and I had nothing better to do, so I delved deeper into this channel, and started bingeing both the first attempt, and the How not to travel across Europe. Most definitely worth staying up until 2am for!
Omg did he just say he was stuffing his face in “uh-RAY-guhn”?!?!?!! 😂😂😂😂😂 I’m from Oregon I really hope that’s how he pronounced our state name!! What a legend.
Yep, he did a video a while back where he did a quiz on the locations of all 50 states and he says it that way there too
Is it pronounced o-re-gun or not?
Sammybeaver 88 ohruhguhn is roughly how we pronounce it in the states
He knows the correct way to pronounce it but he always pronounces it uh ray gun as a joke
Some pronounce it Oregawn
I've been dreaming for this series to come back. You know it's good when half an hour flies by, ya gutted it's finished and you have to wait until next week
Showed up on my homepage. Hopefully the algorithm is kind to everyone else aswell.
19:23 Tom really went "I feel a disturbance in the force"
I remember the first part being randomly recommended to me by RUclips. And now part 2. Madness, :D
im happy to see that these are being reccomended to other people not just his fans.
The return of Welsh Greg, brilliant!
And well done Welsh Greg for not leaving anything behind! ...yet
This content gives me a sense of satisfaction and happiness that I can't explain
When you said you planned to go through Scotland, I already thought that was crazy. Then you showed us that N-S line! That's an insane plan!
If you look at the top of the line it said *"not actual line"*
It’s not real, Plowed right through Glasgow city centre.
The sequel I awaited without knowing it was happening.
Forgot how much I loved the intro/outro music
Also 1:39 you owe Network Rail two grand now
Also for reference Wales has loads of RAF bases so there are/were a load of fighters and transports around
That's true and they might go after him for it using his own video as evidence
i'm welsh and this is the only instance where i approve of english people breaking the welsh lockdown rules, mission across wales is a goddamn national treasure
Lockdown is a joke and a totalitarian wet dream, here in Switzerland we didn't have one and we're doing pretty well.
C. Saint-Saëns i mean, you’re doing ok ahah
@@saintsaens21 Looks about the same as the US and they have it the worss.
They are keeping their distance from the Welsh though ^^
Fingolfin117 Baäl I’m south welsh and I can guarantee no one cares at all
Found you Saturday night and nearly ploughed through all your back catalogue. Great content and really makes me wanna get out there and do the same
It’s going to be funny seeing him go through (or really close to) my hometown of Aberystwyth. I’m almost pissed off he didn’t deviate the line a few miles northwards to cross my house and garden lol. Also he crossed through the land of a friend I had in primary school
Aberystwyth is a nice place, I was considering going to there for uni in September but instead I decided on the South Coast
I live in ebbw vale, near myrther Tydfil
I'm between Llanidloes and Machynlleth and know landowners around Newchapel there and Tylwch, might go through a few of my mates fields in part 2
Valleys gang where u too
Look at all us locals chiming in 🤣 im near Llanidloes too and I'm so excited for a potential cameo of someone I know.