Mate, when you are 60 years old you will look back and know you had a good life. It's all about the adventures and the stories, you will have plenty. Good to see, keep going...
Eh life doesn’t end at 60! 😂 😂 there are still adventures to be had beyond 60, I’m 61 this month and this year I aim to do a 100 mile section of the Cambrian way, the Skye trail and maybe the coast to coast, with the cape wrath trail next spring. If you have the desire to see new things it never leaves you. But I understand what you mean 👍
@stewart gregson haha... If I had written 90 yrs old someone would have still picked me up on it . I'm only a couple of years behind you and likewise I've no plan to slow down. 4 trips up Snowdon at the end of last year and off to Chamonix for Mont Blanc in May. Enjoy your travels my friend, sounds like you have some fun plans.
@@stewartgregson8479 agree, 60 is not the end of life - unless you lead a very unhealthy life when you’re younger. I know people in their 80s who are more active than some people in their 20s.
This is amazing. I was a 20 year old apprentice in the Royal Navy in 1962, serving at the Royal Naval Air Station at Halfar at the south west tip of Malta. We had two weeks “station leave”, meaning we were not able to return to UK. With a fellow apprentice, we were able to borrow camping gear and everything we needed from the Naval stores, and we did this same walk around Malta and Gozo, taking virtually the same route, finishing back at Halfar. The islands were much less developed then, and we camped on beaches in Gozo where there was not another person to be seen. Mellieha bay was a totally natural beach, nothing there. We were frequently offered food and drink by local people we met on our walk, and sometimes traded canned food from our supplies for fresh. One of the many happy memories of my time in Malta 60 years ago. At that time, much of Valletta was still not rebuilt after the war damage. I’m now 81 and planning a holiday in Malta this year.I know it won’t be the same, but I’m sure many of the sights will still be there. I have been back once in the 90’s so saw some of the changes.
Alan Whitfield amazing story. It so nice to hear stories how Malta used to be. I have been twice and liked it every time. It is so calm and peaceful although some places are overrun by tourists . It looks like Mexico in some places with all the Cactus that are there lol. We go to st Paul's bay. And saw some of the English forts there. They look like they were built yesterday. That how in good condition they are. Love the food in Malta. And in the three cities one of them we had a pizza. Wow. Never had pizza like it. Beautiful it was. Even the bottled water was like so fine n just tasted amazing we loved it. Love the people there
Hi Alan thanks for sharing your wonderful story..I have a question..during your stay in Hal Far in Malta, have you ever went or knew of a bar called the oxygen bar?
Hi Liam, I'm a Brit from the North of England who was so fortunate to move to Gozo/Malta almost 6 years ago. I was glued to this video for the entire time, as knew all the paths/roads you took. I'm so pleased that you had an enjoyable time over here. Like everyone of your subscribers, I look forward to each time you post a new adventure. Your content is always amazing, fresh, relevant, down to earth and your editing skills are really great. Keep up the fantastic work and enjoy each day. Peace ;-)
Another wonderful “walk” and I am so envious of your energy and talents. As noted, life doesn’t end at 60, but at at my 80 I can tell you it does get slower. So a thank you for bringing us all along in such a gracious way and looking forward to more.
I really believe Liam the sort of Geeza that could go live of the Grid and would be really good at it " Who Dares Wins " you actually put that phrase into motion with your No Guts No Glory attitude and willingness to not give up. Your a real inspiration to us and we all salute and enjoy watching your videos
I can’t sleep so, as I’ve done before, I’ll drink some water, pop on playlist of Liam’s trips and if I don’t drift off at least I feel that sense of happy solitude.
Liam, i live for these new overseas adventures now! you have gone next level with the video editing and your style is wonderful, keep doing what you are doing pal.
Nice one Liam, I hiked and Wild Camped all the way around Gozo and Comino last year. I only had a basic bivvy so wild camped in a cave, an abandoned hotel and a centuries-old Fort. Was a great trip. Nice one 👍
I've never been to Malta but watching your vid Liam makes me want to visit. And like someone said these videos you do would not look out of place on the BBC. The editing and the views you get from your drone are just breathtaking. You know I've just pigged out all afternoon watching your blogs. I've only just discovered you, not moved off my chair apart from the odd brew. I feel as if I've been with you on an adventure 😊 Keep them coming mate.
Made me laugh when you said "hope there's no poisonous snakes ..." because when you set up on night one, earlier in the video, my first thought was - I hope he's researched the Brown Recluse Spider, Cat Snake and the Yellow Scorpion! 🤣🤦♂
I'm local from the Maltese islands and discovered your vlog. That first island which you pinpointed, is Filfla. With a permit, one can visit. But mostly just staying on the boat. Filfla was used by the British military for target point training, and what you see is a miniature of what Filfla used to be before that in size. Malta's West is rugged as well, and I think you opted for country roads for a few paths.. also weird as it may sound..maybe it was your best bet to opt such roads instead, considering that the ones you avoided are mostly private land and would have also taken you longer to complete due to their steep slope. I did them however, and they are rugged with awesome cliff views. The geology of rocks, fossilized shells is typical all over here. So much to say due to our long history. I really enjoyed your approach, just raw and free backpacking! :)
Liam fair play... you are living thr dream . Im now 55 and didnt take your path in life , now i have disabilities. But watching you living the dream makes me very happy. Keep it up lad.
Liam, your an inspiration to people young and old, as a nature lover and walker, myself, I look forward to your videos. I love your positive outlook on life and your respect for the land you walk upon. Time on this earth is precious and time is something that money can never buy, I’m glad your spending your time doing something you love, which helps so many others along the way. Thank you 😊
My grandad was part of the Malta convoys that kept Malta going during WW2. He has some good stories about being there. I have to get myself over there one day, it looks amazing.
Hi Liam the only poisenous snake on Gozo is the cat snake although it can bite its quite small and the venom is very weak. Absolutely love the hiking videos and have watched them all.All the best mate take care.😊👍
So many memories, I was brought up in Malta and my first language was Maltese. That was in the early 60s and all that has been lost, dont even remember the language, and just beautiful bright blue memories..... thanks mate!
Such a talent, the way you put your filming together, absolutely love it. This was was a bit of nostalgia for me... as a teen I worked n saved to pay my way on a school cruise and Malta was one stop. Didn't see much of it though, so now I have.
Hi Liam. Thanks, I enjoyed Malta & Gozo. The sea was dreamy. That storm, was incredible. Cosy for me watching. Scary for you. Thought thr sea may come over you. Or fall off the cliff.
Malta always seems so bright cos the buildings are built with limestone which reflects the sun and makes it all look so bright . Valletta has this affect when u go there. I really like Valetta. It is a lovely city.
Very nice. That place you walked past at around 6 minute mark is Hagar Qim and is one of the oldest free standing structures on earth - built around 3,500bc. The island you saw is called Filfla and you are not allowed there without permission as it is a bird reserve or something, the RAF used to use it a target practice. The beer is pronounced Ch-isk
Hey Liam! Just wanted to say thank you. I was having a pretty bad anxiety attack and this video helped me a lot. As someone who loves walks in nature, I love your content in general. So inspiring and intersting. Keep doing this for as long as you've got the spark for it💪
Love your vids mate, I'm 64 years old and still active, walked and cycled all my life, had loads of adventures, travelled round the continent busking for 2 years settling in Austria when I was young etc etc..thanks for the gear video by the way, looking to get off backpacking when I retire soon 😊
Hi Liam, loving your videos. If you haven't already visited Sardinia I highly recommend the East coast of Sardinia. Its breathtaking. Stunning turquoise waters 👍
Super glad to see you in Malta/Gozo. Been to Gozo many times, absolutely lovely place and so cool and nostalgic to see Xlendi and all the other haunts of my childhood. Great video Liam, wonderful job dude...a tad jealous 🥲
Proper good watch,just what was needed, good to see someone enjoying life to the fullest, don't ever stop doing it, get one go on this rollercoaster called life don't waste it
Brought back some good memories. I lived in Malta for 7 years and my local walk was Dingli cliffs after work most evenings. The small island of the coast where you camped is called Filfla and was used for target practice by coastal defences during WW2. Its now a nature reserve and only authorised visitors allowed. It is reported as a breeding ground for great whites... For those wishing to do a similar walk, do it during the spring time as temperatures easily get up to 40C in July and August. ps There are NO snakes in Malta or Gozo.
I went to Malta and Gozo a couple of years ago. The sea and cliffs are absolutely stunning . The megalithic sites are incredible. Cisk is nice beer too
Thanks for sharing again. That looked a great Hike, I have been a subscriber / viewer for a good while now and I would like to say that your content has been as good lately as it was from day one, but I simply can't, your content this year has been absolutely amazing, I don't know if you do all the editing and voiceovers yourself but I genuinely feel your content could very easily be a TV/Netflix series exploring the greatest long hikes around. I don't get excited to see many film releases or TV shows of late, but I really do look forward to your next adventure as much as the last, thanks again for sharing.
Great trip, Liam. You always find the most amazing places to hike. Loved Malta & Gozo. Breathtaking landscapes & of course the ever beautiful sea. 👍🏻🙋🏼♀️🇺🇸👏🏻
Brilliant adventure and as captivating as the rest of your uploads, you are a natural. That looked like a nasty gash on your head, glad you didn't let it spoil your journey. Thanks for another fantastic video 👍
I hiked Gozo coast trail 2 weeks ago. There was a huge wind on a 2nd day, so I've pitched the tent just behind those small buildings on the right from the cave (30:11) ;) Great trail, and I took the idea from you, so thanks Liam. I think the next will be Madeira :)
Great video Liam in such a great place! I visited in December on a last minute holiday after the cold spell here in England (much inspired by yourself). Just packed and went solo wondering the islands, such a warm and friendly place, with so many similarities to England yet feeling European too.
Thanks for sharing another amazing expedition and adventure. 👍 Well filmed, well presented, well narrated, well put together, well edited. It's all appreciated.
I lived in Malta when I was younger, easily my favourite place, so many fantastic memories of me just messing around with my friends, climbing around construction sites or playing in the arcade… Good times.
Another great video Liam, followed you for some time now and i love the development of the channel. I visited Malta and Gozo in 2001, back then the Azure window was still standing, beautiful 👌🏻, I also visited popeye village, it was built early 80's for the movie! Originally for a 3 week stint juring filming! Amazing that it's still standing now.
Thank you for another wonderful video, my family is from all those places you have traveled to, I’m in the states and because of my health, I can’t visit and get to know those amazing places, but with your videos I’m living it through your eyes, thank you so much for sharing your adventures 👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for never making us suffer the indignity of having to watch someone doing the ultimate travel cliche, vlogging in an airport, riding around on a stupid little skateboard and then filming the luggage carousel send the bags round and round
Nice one, Liam. I went to Gozo as a kid in the 70s and remember those ‘most amazing garages’. we sat nearby and watched three women come out of one of the ‘garages’. They looked like nuns the way they were dressed. They walked purposefully to the end of the path and jumped into the sea - fully clothed! Then they swam around a bit and climbed out, went back inside! Always remember that. Your video makes me want to go back. Well done mate.
Thanks so much Liam...your hiking videos are a treasure to see...stay well and stay moving...there's nothing in terrestrial viewing that comes close to this imo.
If you’re loving the island hopping you should definitely think about going Thailand, what an adventure that would be! Loving the content Liam keep it up pal
A nice walk along one of the nicest parts of our country. Thanks for sharing. Normally we do similar walks and more on this tiny island we call it Malta 🇲🇹❤️
I honestly wish you'd had someone with you to explain what you were walking passed. That "little island" used to be target practice for the Royal Navy. It it used to be twice the size but over two hundred years they pretty much blew it apart. Those monuments were Hagar Qim and Tarxien. If you compare those and Gantija with the long barrows in the UK and Maes Howe Scotland or Newgrange in Ireland you can see obvious associations. They're supine human figures, probably women, that gave (re)birth to the dead that were laid in them. The forts were built by the Knights of John, who defended the islands from Arab and Turkish slavers who twice between 1456 and 1565 carried all but a tiny portion of the population off into slavery. That's why the British went there, to stop both the French and the Turks. The British were there between 1803 and 1964. Malta almost became part of the UK. My family has a complicated association with Malta.
Thanks for this, many of these spots have visited and explored. Never did the whole path and Gozo wow.... Thank you. Can not watch in one sitting and have to watch on a big screen so many nice views.
Mate, when you are 60 years old you will look back and know you had a good life. It's all about the adventures and the stories, you will have plenty. Good to see, keep going...
Eh life doesn’t end at 60! 😂 😂 there are still adventures to be had beyond 60, I’m 61 this month and this year I aim to do a 100 mile section of the Cambrian way, the Skye trail and maybe the coast to coast, with the cape wrath trail next spring. If you have the desire to see new things it never leaves you. But I understand what you mean 👍
@stewart gregson haha... If I had written 90 yrs old someone would have still picked me up on it . I'm only a couple of years behind you and likewise I've no plan to slow down. 4 trips up Snowdon at the end of last year and off to Chamonix for Mont Blanc in May. Enjoy your travels my friend, sounds like you have some fun plans.
@@stewartgregson8479 agree, 60 is not the end of life - unless you lead a very unhealthy life when you’re younger. I know people in their 80s who are more active than some people in their 20s.
I'm 56 and I hope I have more than 4 years of activity left :)
I'm 63, still doing it!
This is amazing. I was a 20 year old apprentice in the Royal Navy in 1962, serving at the Royal Naval Air Station at Halfar at the south west tip of Malta. We had two weeks “station leave”, meaning we were not able to return to UK. With a fellow apprentice, we were able to borrow camping gear and everything we needed from the Naval stores, and we did this same walk around Malta and Gozo, taking virtually the same route, finishing back at Halfar. The islands were much less developed then, and we camped on beaches in Gozo where there was not another person to be seen. Mellieha bay was a totally natural beach, nothing there. We were frequently offered food and drink by local people we met on our walk, and sometimes traded canned food from our supplies for fresh. One of the many happy memories of my time in Malta 60 years ago. At that time, much of Valletta was still not rebuilt after the war damage. I’m now 81 and planning a holiday in Malta this year.I know it won’t be the same, but I’m sure many of the sights will still be there. I have been back once in the 90’s so saw some of the changes.
Wow what an amazing story, Enjoy your trip! 😊
Alan Whitfield amazing story. It so nice to hear stories how Malta used to be. I have been twice and liked it every time. It is so calm and peaceful although some places are overrun by tourists . It looks like Mexico in some places with all the Cactus that are there lol. We go to st Paul's bay. And saw some of the English forts there. They look like they were built yesterday. That how in good condition they are. Love the food in Malta. And in the three cities one of them we had a pizza. Wow. Never had pizza like it. Beautiful it was. Even the bottled water was like so fine n just tasted amazing we loved it. Love the people there
Hi Alan thanks for sharing your wonderful story..I have a question..during your stay in Hal Far in Malta, have you ever went or knew of a bar called the oxygen bar?
@@jakevassallo5431 Doesn’t ring any bells for me. Bear in mind I was there in 1962.
I hope you have an awesome return trip Alan and I am sure plenty of happy memories.
Hi Liam, I'm a Brit from the North of England who was so fortunate to move to Gozo/Malta almost 6 years ago. I was glued to this video for the entire time, as knew all the paths/roads you took. I'm so pleased that you had an enjoyable time over here. Like everyone of your subscribers, I look forward to each time you post a new adventure. Your content is always amazing, fresh, relevant, down to earth and your editing skills are really great. Keep up the fantastic work and enjoy each day. Peace ;-)
Another wonderful “walk” and I am so envious of your energy and talents. As noted, life doesn’t end at 60, but at at my 80 I can tell you it does get slower. So a thank you for bringing us all along in such a gracious way and looking forward to more.
The monuments you walked past are Mnajdra - some of the most ancient free standing buildings on earth, built 3000-4000 BC. Very cool.
Came looking for this reply
Any idea the name of the ancient inhabitants?
Neolithic inhabitants
Giants
Visited them last week. One of the coolest things I've ever seen. 1000 years older than the pyramids!
I really believe Liam the sort of Geeza that could go live of the Grid and would be really good at it " Who Dares Wins " you actually put that phrase into motion with your No Guts No Glory attitude and willingness to not give up. Your a real inspiration to us and we all salute and enjoy watching your videos
I can’t sleep so, as I’ve done before, I’ll drink some water, pop on playlist of Liam’s trips and if I don’t drift off at least I feel that sense of happy solitude.
Liam, i live for these new overseas adventures now! you have gone next level with the video editing and your style is wonderful, keep doing what you are doing pal.
The only bad thing about this video is that it’s too short! Give us more!
@@edwardcullen3251 I saw it previously on Patreon.
It's a perfect length.
@@mozdickson Can you ever get enough of a good thing?
These vlogs are so well made, they would not look out of place on TV. Always look forward to your notifications!
Nice one Liam, I hiked and Wild Camped all the way around Gozo and Comino last year. I only had a basic bivvy so wild camped in a cave, an abandoned hotel and a centuries-old Fort. Was a great trip. Nice one 👍
I’m from Malta. Thank you for visiting our island and I’m glad you discovered some of the beautiful coastal paths!
I've never been to Malta but watching your vid Liam makes me want to visit. And like someone said these videos you do would not look out of place on the BBC. The editing and the views you get from your drone are just breathtaking. You know I've just pigged out all afternoon watching your blogs. I've only just discovered you, not moved off my chair apart from the odd brew. I feel as if I've been with you on an adventure 😊
Keep them coming mate.
Made me laugh when you said "hope there's no poisonous snakes ..." because when you set up on night one, earlier in the video, my first thought was - I hope he's researched the Brown Recluse Spider, Cat Snake and the Yellow Scorpion! 🤣🤦♂
I'm local from the Maltese islands and discovered your vlog. That first island which you pinpointed, is Filfla. With a permit, one can visit. But mostly just staying on the boat. Filfla was used by the British military for target point training, and what you see is a miniature of what Filfla used to be before that in size. Malta's West is rugged as well, and I think you opted for country roads for a few paths.. also weird as it may sound..maybe it was your best bet to opt such roads instead, considering that the ones you avoided are mostly private land and would have also taken you longer to complete due to their steep slope. I did them however, and they are rugged with awesome cliff views. The geology of rocks, fossilized shells is typical all over here. So much to say due to our long history. I really enjoyed your approach, just raw and free backpacking! :)
Mate seriously you need to do Cornwall, especially this time of year when the sun is starting to come out but the tourists aren't here yet!
I discovered your channel maybe 2 months ago and subscribed. And now youre in my country. Hope you enjoyed it.
Liam fair play... you are living thr dream . Im now 55 and didnt take your path in life , now i have disabilities. But watching you living the dream makes me very happy. Keep it up lad.
Not sure how you managed to resist getting in that beautiful blue water.
Spent a year on Malta over 40 years ago volunteering at Little Sisters of the Poor in Hamrun. Fantastic seeing this adventure ❤️ Thank you 🥰
Liam, your an inspiration to people young and old, as a nature lover and walker, myself, I look forward to your videos. I love your positive outlook on life and your respect for the land you walk upon. Time on this earth is precious and time is something that money can never buy, I’m glad your spending your time doing something you love, which helps so many others along the way. Thank you 😊
Your the kind of fella I’d want my daughter ending up with. If we had more like you the country wouldn’t be in such a state. Keep it up mate.
Sort of guy but older, for me too
My grandad was part of the Malta convoys that kept Malta going during WW2. He has some good stories about being there. I have to get myself over there one day, it looks amazing.
Hi Liam the only poisenous snake on Gozo is the cat snake although it can bite its quite small and the venom is very weak. Absolutely love the hiking videos and have watched them all.All the best mate take care.😊👍
Visited both Malta and Gozo on a package holiday in the early 90s but never got to experience it like this, wonderful stuff.
Very chillaxing watching Liam just buzzing off simply walking, away from hectic crowds and traffic. A good formula.
So many memories, I was brought up in Malta and my first language was Maltese. That was in the early 60s and all that has been lost, dont even remember the language, and just beautiful bright blue memories..... thanks mate!
Such a talent, the way you put your filming together, absolutely love it. This was was a bit of nostalgia for me... as a teen I worked n saved to pay my way on a school cruise and Malta was one stop. Didn't see much of it though, so now I have.
Malta and Gozo is so beautiful. I wish someday in the near future I'll be able to visit too.
Love the ending Liam 👍👍
Hi Liam. Thanks, I enjoyed Malta & Gozo. The sea was dreamy. That storm, was incredible. Cosy for me watching. Scary for you. Thought thr sea may come over you. Or fall off the cliff.
Malta always seems so bright cos the buildings are built with limestone which reflects the sun and makes it all look so bright . Valletta has this affect when u go there. I really like Valetta. It is a lovely city.
My 4 year old son and I love sitting down and watching your adventures! Thank you for all you do!
Great timing - going to Malta next week!
Very nice. That place you walked past at around 6 minute mark is Hagar Qim and is one of the oldest free standing structures on earth - built around 3,500bc. The island you saw is called Filfla and you are not allowed there without permission as it is a bird reserve or something, the RAF used to use it a target practice. The beer is pronounced Ch-isk
cheers
Liam: “The sun, it’s just night and day for me.”It is for everyone mate 😂. Another amazing adventure though! Keep em coming.
Hey Liam! Just wanted to say thank you. I was having a pretty bad anxiety attack and this video helped me a lot. As someone who loves walks in nature, I love your content in general. So inspiring and intersting. Keep doing this for as long as you've got the spark for it💪
has the same effect on me when life really gets oppressing. Stay calm ,breathe slowly , it passes . All the best friend .
Liam you're fantastic mate. Keep up with the good videos. They're magic 👍😁👍
I Do Really Enjoy These Videos, Escapism From Every Day Life Here In The UK!!!
Such a dream to sleep by sea/streams . Love seeing it in ur videos
loved you came to visit us....ggantija is actually the oldest standing building in the world, now that's ancient for you
No longer, recent unearthing of gobekli tepe structures are believed to be older
Love your vids mate, I'm 64 years old and still active, walked and cycled all my life, had loads of adventures, travelled round the continent busking for 2 years settling in Austria when I was young etc etc..thanks for the gear video by the way, looking to get off backpacking when I retire soon 😊
Your videos are so inspiring. I’m so eager to hike some of these beautiful places 🙏🏻
Hi Liam, loving your videos. If you haven't already visited Sardinia I highly recommend the East coast of Sardinia. Its breathtaking. Stunning turquoise waters 👍
Super glad to see you in Malta/Gozo. Been to Gozo many times, absolutely lovely place and so cool and nostalgic to see Xlendi and all the other haunts of my childhood. Great video Liam, wonderful job dude...a tad jealous 🥲
What a cracking adventure. Nice one Liam
Liam, how wonderful!! Thank you for sharing! It was beautiful, relaxing and educational. Be well and Trail on! 🥾
Your vids are an island of calm in a crazy world mate. Great.
Liam, that was one amazing video, could even be a travel vlog ! You are certainly enjoying life my friend.
thanks Liam, that was a beautiful walkabout
Proper good watch,just what was needed, good to see someone enjoying life to the fullest, don't ever stop doing it, get one go on this rollercoaster called life don't waste it
Brought back some good memories. I lived in Malta for 7 years and my local walk was Dingli cliffs after work most evenings. The small island of the coast where you camped is called Filfla and was used for target practice by coastal defences during WW2. Its now a nature reserve and only authorised visitors allowed. It is reported as a breeding ground for great whites... For those wishing to do a similar walk, do it during the spring time as temperatures easily get up to 40C in July and August. ps There are NO snakes in Malta or Gozo.
Great video Liam 😁 & what a amazing views you had & looking forward to the next one ☝😁
I love those garages, would make a lovely weekend beach hut.
These videos are so calming. I very much enjoy the view of the landscape.
I went to Malta and Gozo a couple of years ago. The sea and cliffs are absolutely stunning . The megalithic sites are incredible. Cisk is nice beer too
Thank you Liam you are so inspiring.i live in Italy and and planning to walk your footsteps soon!!
Thanks for sharing again. That looked a great Hike, I have been a subscriber / viewer for a good while now and I would like to say that your content has been as good lately as it was from day one, but I simply can't, your content this year has been absolutely amazing, I don't know if you do all the editing and voiceovers yourself but I genuinely feel your content could very easily be a TV/Netflix series exploring the greatest long hikes around.
I don't get excited to see many film releases or TV shows of late, but I really do look forward to your next adventure as much as the last, thanks again for sharing.
Great trip, Liam. You always find the most amazing places to hike. Loved Malta & Gozo. Breathtaking landscapes & of course the ever beautiful sea. 👍🏻🙋🏼♀️🇺🇸👏🏻
Another lovely, carefree video. Beautiful scenery if a bit remote and rocky at times. Well done. Take care, be safe. ❤ Dorset, UK
Great as always - one of the best channels on YT. The more content the better 😁
Brilliant adventure and as captivating as the rest of your uploads, you are a natural. That looked like a nasty gash on your head, glad you didn't let it spoil your journey. Thanks for another fantastic video 👍
Another fantastic adventure mate, keep it going your great ☀️👣
Im maltese and found your vlogs to be excellent, thabk you for show casing my country in such a beautiful way
It’s nice that they set up all the cameras on the trails for you to walk past
I hiked Gozo coast trail 2 weeks ago. There was a huge wind on a 2nd day, so I've pitched the tent just behind those small buildings on the right from the cave (30:11) ;)
Great trail, and I took the idea from you, so thanks Liam.
I think the next will be Madeira :)
Great video Liam in such a great place! I visited in December on a last minute holiday after the cold spell here in England (much inspired by yourself). Just packed and went solo wondering the islands, such a warm and friendly place, with so many similarities to England yet feeling European too.
Absolutely FANTASTIC Liam 👏 do me a favour, young man & keep doing what you're doing. I thoroughly enjoy watching your videos 📹 😊
Thanks for sharing another amazing expedition and adventure. 👍
Well filmed, well presented, well narrated, well put together, well edited. It's all appreciated.
Another amazing journey Liam! It’s brightened my evening as I’m sure with many others on this windy rainy English night. 😊
Looks like some nice hiking, another great video, keep up the good work, and here's hopng that's not a tick bite, just some random wee bug 👍
Liam, your content just gets better and better. Thanks for sharing and all the best for your future
Incredible video as always! As much as I love creating what I do, this is a whole different level of ambition. Bravo sir. 🍻
Went to Malta last year for the first time and it wont be my last, lovely little country
I lived in Malta when I was younger, easily my favourite place, so many fantastic memories of me just messing around with my friends, climbing around construction sites or playing in the arcade… Good times.
Man, you are LIVING!
Another great video Liam, followed you for some time now and i love the development of the channel.
I visited Malta and Gozo in 2001, back then the Azure window was still standing, beautiful 👌🏻, I also visited popeye village, it was built early 80's for the movie! Originally for a 3 week stint juring filming! Amazing that it's still standing now.
I'm a local Maltese.. Really enjoyed watching your video... You got a new subscriber here ✌️🎉
Thank you for another wonderful video, my family is from all those places you have traveled to, I’m in the states and because of my health, I can’t visit and get to know those amazing places, but with your videos I’m living it through your eyes, thank you so much for sharing your adventures 👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for never making us suffer the indignity of having to watch someone doing the ultimate travel cliche, vlogging in an airport, riding around on a stupid little skateboard and then filming the luggage carousel send the bags round and round
Nice one, Liam. I went to Gozo as a kid in the 70s and remember those ‘most amazing garages’. we sat nearby and watched three women come out of one of the ‘garages’. They looked like nuns the way they were dressed. They walked purposefully to the end of the path and jumped into the sea - fully clothed! Then they swam around a bit and climbed out, went back inside! Always remember that. Your video makes me want to go back. Well done mate.
Vin JELLY: Was it laundry day?
Great video Liam, would love to see you cooking your food when you've set up for night
Absolutely love your videos, your enjoyment of the simple, but best things in life, just lifts my day.
Loving this mate, and the Mallorca one 👌 Great tour, nice.
Thanks so much Liam...your hiking videos are a treasure to see...stay well and stay moving...there's nothing in terrestrial viewing that comes close to this imo.
If you’re loving the island hopping you should definitely think about going Thailand, what an adventure that would be! Loving the content Liam keep it up pal
A nice walk along one of the nicest parts of our country. Thanks for sharing. Normally we do similar walks and more on this tiny island we call it Malta 🇲🇹❤️
Spot on Liam, living the life.
A truly beautiful place... Makes me want to get out there hiking more often... Thanks Liam👍🏻
ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL VIEWS AND VIDEOS YOU ARE A CHAMPION
So needed this update as work killing me with COVID.Great u have all the essentials - beer,sausage & coffee and what a view.brill vlog😂
Consistently fantastic videos Liam mate, must be unreal doing these walks so often. Enjoying this one as usual 👍🏻
Amazing videos. Please keep them coming. Subscribed!!!
You have a great eye for composition and a unique editing style. Always love your videos!
Fantastic trip , really look forward to your videos an absolute joy to watch , well done 👍🏻
I honestly wish you'd had someone with you to explain what you were walking passed. That "little island" used to be target practice for the Royal Navy. It it used to be twice the size but over two hundred years they pretty much blew it apart. Those monuments were Hagar Qim and Tarxien. If you compare those and Gantija with the long barrows in the UK and Maes Howe Scotland or Newgrange in Ireland you can see obvious associations. They're supine human figures, probably women, that gave (re)birth to the dead that were laid in them.
The forts were built by the Knights of John, who defended the islands from Arab and Turkish slavers who twice between 1456 and 1565 carried all but a tiny portion of the population off into slavery. That's why the British went there, to stop both the French and the Turks.
The British were there between 1803 and 1964. Malta almost became part of the UK. My family has a complicated association with Malta.
You should start a history blog
Thanks for this, many of these spots have visited and explored. Never did the whole path and Gozo wow....
Thank you.
Can not watch in one sitting and have to watch on a big screen so many nice views.
Thanks for another great video Liam. Your walks and the way you film them are so inspiring. Hope you've got your tent fixed now!
Another great adventure! Put together so well
Love your videos Liam - admiring your adventures from afar (from Western Australia)