Apologies for anyone that's been waiting a while for this travel guide. You can thank the RUclips Copyright algorithm for the vast amount of delays. Anyways, I hope you enjoy the video and consider sharing it to your social media! 😀
@alanconneely7979 Hi Alan, yeah sorry this was too late for your trip (bogus copyright issues), but I'm happy to see that you got to see everything that I did. I'd do it all over again, for sure!
@@UltimateBucketList No worries! Better late then never as I do say! One or two things I did not realise when I was there but when i do go back I will know for next time! Thank you for the info! 😃
Yes absolutely! The seafood (whilst quite pricey) was definitely the best I've ever had. 🍤 And I like the fact that most of the historical stuff (like the State House, USS Constitution and Faneuil Hall) was free of charge and you could see it all in a day. Definitely worth adding to your own bucket list Jason! 😉
Thank you very much! I hope you get to visit soon. The surprising thing about Boston is that most of the attractions are free, and the ones that charge are pretty reasonable. Very cost effective trip, so I highly recommend that you look into it 😉
He finally saw Fenway! I used to pray for times like this 🙏 I used your stadium tour vids to figure out which tours I wanted to take when I went to London over the summer, they did not disappoint
I did! I made a previous video about Fenway park and it's taken a while to make this Boston City Guide. Hopefully I won't have so many issues with the other videos I'm planning to make.
@RickJ04040 I believe so, yes. I think that's the appeal to Americans, but I see that sort of thing all the time, so I probably didn't appreciate it the same way, I guess?
New York I already did, but it's taking a while to edit the video. Orlando - even though I've been there many times before, I've never filmed it for RUclips. I guess it's time to go back, eh?
Yes indeed! I think I'm behind about 30 videos on places that I've been to. I'll make them all eventually, but it'll take some time. Appreciate you tuning into my channel! 🙂
@Evemeister12 I haven't been to Chicago yet, but one day I will. I've got upcoming guides on New York, Washington, Philadelphia, Gettysburg and Atlantic City - they take a while to make, but you won't be disappointed. 🙂
Great video as always, however I have 1 correction. HMS Victory is the oldest commissioned warship in the world, having been commissioned in 1759, where as USS Constitution was commissioned in 1797, however HMS Victory is in dry dock so USS Constitution is the oldest commissioned warship still afloat
@ not a problem, I’m ex Royal Navy so that’s a big bone of contention them saying that ha ha Always love the videos, still not got round to affording the trip to Texas as that’s been a dream since I was a kid being into the JFK stuff and a cowboys fan but your video for your trip to Dallas has been a massive help with what I want to see there 😊 keep up the good videos
@liamjh81 yes, the Americans seem to embellish certain facts as it pertains to war. 😅 I'd honesty take you word for it. Definitely go to Texas if you get the chance. I'll go back for a Cowboys and a Texas A&M game one day!
The USS Constitution is still a commissioned vessel. Meaning it's a real working Naval ship and active duty sailors are assigned command on it. Its the oldest fully operating commissioned military Naval vessel in the world
Whilst technically you are correct, I doubt very much that it will be used as a 'working' naval ship anytime soon. Given the US Navy's awesome fleet of modern war machines.
@UltimateBucketList by a "working Naval ship" I mean: the Navy gives it a full command, it is still able to go out to sea, they perform maneuvers and it is officially considered active duty. While it no longer could go to war, it's used in a purely ceremonial way. My Dad and I attended The Parade of Tall Ships in Boston Naval yard. We ended up having an impromptu lunch with a group of sailors assigned to the ship. My Dad was a navy combat veteran so they had a lot to talk about.
I'm working on it, but they do take a while to make. And dude, you didn't even watch this one before you started asking for more videos. Come on man, don't be that guy.
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Apologies for anyone that's been waiting a while for this travel guide.
You can thank the RUclips Copyright algorithm for the vast amount of delays.
Anyways, I hope you enjoy the video and consider sharing it to your social media! 😀
Great Vid Ninh! I got to see all the sights you have in this video when I went last month! Amazing city I would highly recommend to visit 😃
@alanconneely7979 Hi Alan, yeah sorry this was too late for your trip (bogus copyright issues), but I'm happy to see that you got to see everything that I did. I'd do it all over again, for sure!
@@UltimateBucketList No worries! Better late then never as I do say! One or two things I did not realise when I was there but when i do go back I will know for next time! Thank you for the info! 😃
Great video Ninh, Boston is certainly has great places to eat and many historical places to explore.
Yes absolutely! The seafood (whilst quite pricey) was definitely the best I've ever had. 🍤
And I like the fact that most of the historical stuff (like the State House, USS Constitution and Faneuil Hall) was free of charge and you could see it all in a day.
Definitely worth adding to your own bucket list Jason! 😉
Brilliant vlog. I am pleased you went to Boston its on my bucket list.
Thank you very much! I hope you get to visit soon.
The surprising thing about Boston is that most of the attractions are free, and the ones that charge are pretty reasonable. Very cost effective trip, so I highly recommend that you look into it 😉
He finally saw Fenway! I used to pray for times like this 🙏
I used your stadium tour vids to figure out which tours I wanted to take when I went to London over the summer, they did not disappoint
I did! I made a previous video about Fenway park and it's taken a while to make this Boston City Guide.
Hopefully I won't have so many issues with the other videos I'm planning to make.
@@UltimateBucketListAh, it must have slipped by me I need to check that one out now. I remember requesting that several years back 😂
@@Vexivan just in case you don't find it, it's: ruclips.net/video/7Q1YPwsyByU/видео.html
Happy to see you visited my work- the library. Hope the trip went well.
Yes, very well - I thoroughly enjoyed Boston.
That library is immense! Cool that you get to see that everyday ;)
Boston US City!
Yes indeed. If you get a chance to visit - you'll enjoy it!
fantastic video
Thanks Stuart! If you ever happen to land in Boston during the St Patrick's Day parade like in the video, you're in for an amazing time 😀
You should do Salem at Halloween it's amazing it's like a whole experience you feel like you've entered a new world they take it very seriously
You mean this one?
ruclips.net/video/hnyFwAEHx_4/видео.html
(BTW: technically I went in March, so didn't go in October, but maybe one day?)
I think the fact that it looks like a western European street (In the USA) is what people like about the Back Bay, since that's rare here.
@RickJ04040 I believe so, yes. I think that's the appeal to Americans, but I see that sort of thing all the time, so I probably didn't appreciate it the same way, I guess?
Nicely done as always my friend! Though you left out the Museum of Science.
Thanks very much! 🙂
I honestly didn't know about the Museum of Science. Maybe next time I visit, eh?
@@UltimateBucketList Absolutely, you could spend a whole day there.
Wonder if you’d ever consider doing a video on Murrayfield stadium…
I would! I've not been to Edinburgh recently, but I'm sure I'll do one if the tours are on when I next drive past.
Do New York next or you should do Orlando or one of the theme park resorts
New York I already did, but it's taking a while to edit the video.
Orlando - even though I've been there many times before, I've never filmed it for RUclips.
I guess it's time to go back, eh?
My man Ninh been busy
Yes indeed! I think I'm behind about 30 videos on places that I've been to.
I'll make them all eventually, but it'll take some time.
Appreciate you tuning into my channel! 🙂
@UltimateBucketList is there a chicago video coming up as part of your US tour?
@Evemeister12 I haven't been to Chicago yet, but one day I will. I've got upcoming guides on New York, Washington, Philadelphia, Gettysburg and Atlantic City - they take a while to make, but you won't be disappointed. 🙂
Great video as always, however I have 1 correction. HMS Victory is the oldest commissioned warship in the world, having been commissioned in 1759, where as USS Constitution was commissioned in 1797, however HMS Victory is in dry dock so USS Constitution is the oldest commissioned warship still afloat
@@liamjh81 thanks. I'm just parroting what the Navy guy said to me, but he probably meant what you said. Appreciate you watching the video 🙂
@ not a problem, I’m ex Royal Navy so that’s a big bone of contention them saying that ha ha
Always love the videos, still not got round to affording the trip to Texas as that’s been a dream since I was a kid being into the JFK stuff and a cowboys fan but your video for your trip to Dallas has been a massive help with what I want to see there 😊 keep up the good videos
@liamjh81 yes, the Americans seem to embellish certain facts as it pertains to war. 😅 I'd honesty take you word for it. Definitely go to Texas if you get the chance. I'll go back for a Cowboys and a Texas A&M game one day!
The USS Constitution is still a commissioned vessel. Meaning it's a real working Naval ship and active duty sailors are assigned command on it. Its the oldest fully operating commissioned military Naval vessel in the world
Whilst technically you are correct, I doubt very much that it will be used as a 'working' naval ship anytime soon.
Given the US Navy's awesome fleet of modern war machines.
@UltimateBucketList by a "working Naval ship" I mean: the Navy gives it a full command, it is still able to go out to sea, they perform maneuvers and it is officially considered active duty. While it no longer could go to war, it's used in a purely ceremonial way. My Dad and I attended The Parade of Tall Ships in Boston Naval yard. We ended up having an impromptu lunch with a group of sailors assigned to the ship. My Dad was a navy combat veteran so they had a lot to talk about.
When are we gonna get the New York City video? It’s been a long time since you uploaded the Statue of Liberty video.
I'm working on it, but they do take a while to make.
And dude, you didn't even watch this one before you started asking for more videos.
Come on man, don't be that guy.
I always thought John Cena was from Boston, Massachusetts
Close enough, he was born in West Newbury, which is about an hour north of Boston.