Wow was that a crazy long journey !!! Would love to hear if you have done any interesting train rides - let us know. Also if you are interested in being up to date with our news as it happens then sign up to our free newsletter on our web site www.treadtheglobe.com Thanks for spending your Sunday with us - big hugs Chris & Marianne xxx
Many many years ago we took the Tamil Nadu Express from Madras to delhi. It took 36 hours! Somehow you just settle in to life on the train and the time passes as you watch the world go by, happy days! It is so refreshing when there is so much trouble in the world to see how kind and generous the people of Turkey invariably are. Peace & Love
I would have loved to have seen, what was usually on the menu - whole meal wise, usually. And then had your review of the food options! Anyway an interesting experience for you both...
Güzel Türkiye’mizi anlatan her bir video için; harcadığınız 15-20 saatlik emeğe, içinizdeki güzellik ve iyiliği kattığınız için, ve de herzaman pozitif yaklaştığınız için çok teşekkür ederim. Türkiye’ye gelmiş en özel ve değerli misafirlerdensiniz.
Yeah, even if Turkey looks like a small country on world map it is actually second largest country in Europe after Russia. And that journey would be really magical during winters especially if the train was faster!! Luckily there is already Ankara-Kars high speed rail project which will be finished in few years.
@al alfin True, but Doğu Express is not about the speed but kind of experience. Most of the time people take that route to go to Kars and return in a weekend for holiday. Of course fast trains are available between big cities for more than a decade.
That was really wonderful and the background music was really good too. Turkey looks like an amazing country. And yes Chris, many of us are still here even after following you guys for a few years! Always does my heart good to watch your latest adventures.
Ankara train station is a very familiar place for me. We went to Sivas from Ankara during the summer months throughout my childhood. train windows could be opened at that time. We would stick our heads out and watch the mountains and end the train journey with a black sooty face. I still remember the swaying feeling that remained for the next day.
I did it in Australia in the 80's. I went Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth, took 2 nights from Adelaide to Perth and we were in a 2 berth cabin. The carriage corridors went like s's. It was a great experience.
At the end of a tremendously long journey Chris says to Marianne as they depart the train watch your step my sweetness. This says it all about this amazing couple. Wonderful video thank you!
Really interesting video, such a long journey to do with barely any time in between. Bet it is stunning in winter. Think I look the look of Mick and Trudies high speed train better tho 🤣🚃🛤️. Wish there were more trains in Turkey, would be a great way to get around and see the countryside and I am rather a fan of trains. Looking forward to more of your adventures in beautiful Turkey 🇹🇷 🚘
Yeah... Good infrastructure by borrowed funds to the tune of $450 B. And no way to pay back. I am a Canadian who lived 2 yrs in Turkey, and never seen such fanatic and backwards people. Have fun and get out as soon as you can.
@@naderangadji7661 I'm very sorry for your thoughts, I'm Turkish and we know how to show the necessary respect and love to our guests, but you will reap what you sow, it seems you couldn't plant good things, but the results weren't very pleasing to the backward people in your word.....
That was an amazing and fun journey. I know it would have been easier for you to hop a flight to Ankara. The stuff you do for us! Thank you so much. That touristic train sounds fun. Happy Thanksgiving from the US.
Strewth long way for retail therapy. We are in EDD in your beloved Shropshire for a few days. Planning stopover in the 'UD' Pub one night this week. Woo Hoo!
Wowzer!! Well done👏 So interesting to follow. Happy you got the new drone. Always lovely to see the kindness of the Turkish people (but who wouldnt be drawn to you😊)
How true that is. That is why I call Maryanne and Chris our Turkish Ambassadors. If I had a way, I would honor them as REAL AMBASSADOR S TO TURKIYE! 🇹🇷🇹🇷🥰🥰
I did the same thing one time Marianne, I was in the Navy and forgot I was in the top bunk. I had to get up during the night and boom, down I went and hitting my head on the wall on the way down. My mom, brother and I use to take the train during the Summer when we were small kids to my mom's parent's in Oklahoma, we left from California. We didn't have a cabin, we were in the lounge chairs, but, usually no one was next to us at night and we could sprawl out onto the next one and lay down for the night. Your train ride reminded me of Chesca's book club read, Around the World in 80 Trains. Yeah, you got the drone and what a nice experience you had picking it up, not like here lately with all the "Black Friday" Christmas sales going on. Looking forward to seeing you back on the road in your wonderful little Trudy. Take care mates!
I adore long train journeys we’ve seem a good deal of the world from a train carriage - highlights…Trans Siberian ( with multiple stops), the Dogu Express (Turkey), from Budapest to Athens and a fair whack of Vietnam…Our compartment on the Dogu was bigger and had a sink, fridge and a/c looks like they’ve changed.
I ve passed many times on this route since 2009, it is the first time I see it so dry, less water, less rain. BTW, you shoul take it in winter, which is the real time with perfect landscapes
It’s amazing what you do!! You inspire me to see more of the awesome scenery, vistas, rivers, trees, and wonderful sites that have gone unseen to this point in my life. BUT, no more!!! It’s time to go adventuring. Thank you for showing me the possibilities.
Hi Chris, you know it's going to be a long trip of 50 hours and it's best to add another couple of hours, they're not high speed trains. Your best bet would have been to stay in a motel for one night and tear down the next day. And would have plenty of time to see Ankara ... Hittite Museum, Atatürk's Mausoleum, etc.
Today I traveled between Kayseri and Malatya on that train. because I am a student and it was the cheapest way of transportation :( It took 7 hours and it was a bit difficult. But Ankara-Kars… 60 hours…. god 😳👏🏽
If you hadnt broken your drone, this video would never have been. It is often the unplanned journeys that turn out to be the best. A train journey ticked off the unknown bucket list has to be a bonus. I’d imagine it to be epic in the winter.
Thanks Chrris and Marrianne for all your beautiful videos of all the places you went to. Yes, Turkey is really a beautiful country. Good luck and stay safe in your next journey. God bless. From Philippines.💯💥❤❤👍👍👍
I am so loving your videos and learning a lot. I am originally from Eastern Turkey but haven’t seen it at all. We are planning to go to Mardin and Urfa soon and after watching your amazing and enjoyable experiences in those places I now cannot wait. Very informative stuff and enjoyable to watch. Thank you so much.
Yes, WOW!! Loved the ride along... when we were in Sicily we took a tour bus to Rome....that was about 13 hours ..then , just because I had to do it again we took our Girl Scouts( or Girl Guides) from Sicily to Naples on a tour bus to go camping.....Lord help us...it took even longer. Your stamina for 30 hours...Admirable 👏👏
I did my military service in Kars.the trip took 25 hours on the way to the mission After 2 hours delayed journey I reached Kars at night.I stayed at the house of a college student I met on the train train ride took so long that i got depressed:)
The DİKKAT...! sign at 3:53 says that u are only allowed to use the electronic socket for charging your phone or using a Shaving Machine because if u use something else the whole train wagon can run out of electricity
You are two of the most enthusiastic people I have EVER had the privilege to watch (and hopefully one day meet). You see the positive in simply everything, (even 60 hours on a train but I totally get it) Your glass is always not just half full, but overflowing! My wife and I have the same outlook on life, people and travel as you do! Life is for living and you certainly do that! As I say we hope to meet you both one day, because we have so much in common - travel, photography, diving, underwater photography, Sharks ( I photograph sharks! - great T Shirt Chris - No finning ) Drones, Van life etc etc Keep up the great work! We feel like we are travelling with you. Stay safe you crazy cats and avoid those crazy roads in Georgia! Richard & Julia
Wondeful journey. More scenic in the winter though. I have travelled a lot in my beautiful country but never been to Kars. Now I'm travelling with you. Hope to experience it personally soon. Thank you for being so kind to the country and to the people.
It takes great courage to make this journey😂 Even I tried once and then I regretted it I am logistician in Turkish Railway 😂😂 Welcome to Turkey 🖐🏼 Our people re hospitable and good...
I have never been in a train ride, but my brother had the first time that he came to visit me in the US. He teased that unfortunately the view was just "sticks, sticks, and more sticks!!!!" from Florida to NC because the route cuts through the forest areas. Nothing but sticks (trees). But you got some incredible views!! Turkey is such a big country. And it always helps to have wonderful people to assist. I'm amazed at their hospitality. Yes Chris, that was a looong ride. Take care. Hope that you're doing well❤
A couple of years ago took the overnight train from Bangkok to Surat Thani (going to Koh Samui). About an hour into the journey, they came round to set up the beds - so had to go to bed at 8pm - as seats were now beds! Took about 12 hours. We had the squat toilets, with the added attraction you could see the track down the loo. If I was honest, since then we fly everywhere - not green, but a lot quicker.
@@TREADtheglobe in the next year or so should have a high speed (or at least) faster train all the way down to Surat Thani. And Hua Lamphong (the beautiful Bangkok station) will close soon, to be replaced by Bang Sue station- apparently biggest station in South East Asia outside of China.
LOL yes we’re here and always will be - thank God Trudy was there after 60hrs train ride. Beautiful scenic Türkiye - you’re both so lovely that people love to help you always. Brilliant filming with the new drone - look forward to the next journey xxx
Just discovered your channel. It is fantastic - thank you! I am really impressed that you try to speak Turkish while in Turkey. Hardly any other travel vloggers that have made videos in Turkey have done this.
Wow what a journey and experience. I did the Caledonian sleeper, London to Scotland. At least you got what you wanted. Shame nothing closer for you. Take care x
I really love watching your video on your RUclips channel. I like your nature, having fun and giving information about the places you visit. thanks a lot and have a good trip.
Crazy journey! A great adventure but goodness you tire us out just watching! Be safe out there! Thank you for including us in your adventures. We so need it! 🤙
Our pleasure, it is so great to know you are with us and we love having you on each and every adventure we do and each experience is better knowing you are both with us xx Love Marianne and Chris xx
WOW!! Fab Video guys👌. It Certainly gave you a break from driving, but a Very Long journey there & Back! The longest journey I took on a train was from Paris to Santander.(18 hours). I thought I would be clever & take a ferry back, from Santander to Plymouth (24 hours), but that was years ago!! Thanks So Much for taking me along ☘👍.
During the late 60s we would take the Orient Express from Istanbul to Salzburg for Ski holidays. No murder on the train this time, and we didn’t get snowed in.
Wow what an amazing train ride❤ I would love to go on a train trip like this❤🩹 So beautiful How often does the train stop? Is there a food train car? I hope you both enjoyed your beautiful train trip. I bet you miss Trudy & she misses you .🥰🥰🥰🥰
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Wow was that a crazy long journey !!! Would love to hear if you have done any interesting train rides - let us know. Also if you are interested in being up to date with our news as it happens then sign up to our free newsletter on our web site www.treadtheglobe.com Thanks for spending your Sunday with us - big hugs Chris & Marianne xxx
Many many years ago we took the Tamil Nadu Express from Madras to delhi. It took 36 hours! Somehow you just settle in to life on the train and the time passes as you watch the world go by, happy days! It is so refreshing when there is so much trouble in the world to see how kind and generous the people of Turkey invariably are.
Peace & Love
Great
Hi Chris, on the way back to Kars did you use the drone to film the train as it passed near the little lake?
I would have loved to have seen, what was usually on the menu - whole meal wise, usually. And then had your review of the food options! Anyway an interesting experience for you both...
It is official , you are nuts ! 😄❤👍
Great stuff you lovely pair, iskender kebab was my first Turkish meal 33 years ago and still my favourite 🤠🙋♀️❤️
So good! Thanks both xx 🌺🤗😘
Oo reis heryerdesin
Mick Amca. Sen de mi buradasın?
Güzel Türkiye’mizi anlatan her bir video için; harcadığınız 15-20 saatlik emeğe, içinizdeki güzellik ve iyiliği kattığınız için, ve de herzaman pozitif yaklaştığınız için çok teşekkür ederim. Türkiye’ye gelmiş en özel ve değerli misafirlerdensiniz.
Thank you friend 🌺🤗
60 saat degilmiydi
@@Sadik15B O işin gezmesi. Bu tarz uzun videoların kurgusunu ve düzenlemesini yapmak uzun saatler alıyor.
Yeah, even if Turkey looks like a small country on world map it is actually second largest country in Europe after Russia. And that journey would be really magical during winters especially if the train was faster!! Luckily there is already Ankara-Kars high speed rail project which will be finished in few years.
sivasa var karsa yok hızlı tren
@al alfin True, but Doğu Express is not about the speed but kind of experience. Most of the time people take that route to go to Kars and return in a weekend for holiday. Of course fast trains are available between big cities for more than a decade.
That was really wonderful and the background music was really good too. Turkey looks like an amazing country. And yes Chris, many of us are still here even after following you guys for a few years! Always does my heart good to watch your latest adventures.
Thanks Sally !! 🌺💜🙏
Ankara train station is a very familiar place for me. We went to Sivas from Ankara during the summer months throughout my childhood. train windows could be opened at that time. We would stick our heads out and watch the mountains and end the train journey with a black sooty face. I still remember the swaying feeling that remained for the next day.
Awesome !!
I did it in Australia in the 80's. I went Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth, took 2 nights from Adelaide to Perth and we were in a 2 berth cabin. The carriage corridors went like s's. It was a great experience.
You make everything an adventure - even 60 hours on a train! Your laughter when dealing with challenges is what makes your videos so fun to watch.
Thank you 🌺
At the end of a tremendously long journey Chris says to Marianne as they depart the train watch your step my sweetness. This says it all about this amazing couple. Wonderful video thank you!
Yes Kimberley - Chris is a wonderful, caring and kind human and we are lucky to have each other 🌺💜🙏
Really interesting video, such a long journey to do with barely any time in between. Bet it is stunning in winter. Think I look the look of Mick and Trudies high speed train better tho 🤣🚃🛤️. Wish there were more trains in Turkey, would be a great way to get around and see the countryside and I am rather a fan of trains. Looking forward to more of your adventures in beautiful Turkey 🇹🇷 🚘
Ha Ha - I will have to check out that video 🌺👍
@@TREADtheglobe You should have got the room with 2 bed, a sink, work desk and minibar
A beautiful country, Turkey and a good infrastructure. Congratulations for your video! 😀
Yeah... Good infrastructure by borrowed funds to the tune of $450 B. And no way to pay back. I am a Canadian who lived 2 yrs in Turkey, and never seen such fanatic and backwards people. Have fun and get out as soon as you can.
@@naderangadji7661 how is it in Iran?
@@naderangadji7661 I'm very sorry for your thoughts, I'm Turkish and we know how to show the necessary respect and love to our guests, but you will reap what you sow, it seems you couldn't plant good things, but the results weren't very pleasing to the backward people in your word.....
Hey Mr And Ms Fisher im the Flight attendant that we met on your flight 🥰Just subscribed your channel and liked it
Fabulous !! thank you for everything 🌺
That was an amazing and fun journey. I know it would have been easier for you to hop a flight to Ankara. The stuff you do for us! Thank you so much. That touristic train sounds fun. Happy Thanksgiving from the US.
Happy Thanksgiving back to you and all of our US Tread family 👍💜🌺
U are nice people. Very thanks for your visit in my country Kars
Strewth long way for retail therapy. We are in EDD in your beloved Shropshire for a few days. Planning stopover in the 'UD' Pub one night this week. Woo Hoo!
Wow - say hi to Julie for us xx
That dessert which the little kid gave is named "kadayıf sarma". It is famous in the city Erzurum.
Ne güzel yolculuk olmuş. Değişik...
Harika!
Wowzer!! Well done👏 So interesting to follow. Happy you got the new drone. Always lovely to see the kindness of the Turkish people (but who wouldnt be drawn to you😊)
Thanks! 😃
You guys are so geniune and beautiful together.
Doğu Ekspres
i tried this train from ankara to kars this winter. i think way more beautiful views in winter. love it
I did especially enjoy it. Congratulations
12:03 Kadayıf dolması💖 proud from Erzurum
turkey has a ministry of culture and tourism. i dunno what they are doing while they are not trying to hire you
LOL
How true that is. That is why I call Maryanne and Chris our Turkish Ambassadors. If I had a way, I would honor them as REAL AMBASSADOR S TO TURKIYE!
🇹🇷🇹🇷🥰🥰
after 60 hours at least you got your drone.Hope you enjoyed your drive
I did the same thing one time Marianne, I was in the Navy and forgot I was in the top bunk. I had to get up during the night and boom, down I went and hitting my head on the wall on the way down. My mom, brother and I use to take the train during the Summer when we were small kids to my mom's parent's in Oklahoma, we left from California. We didn't have a cabin, we were in the lounge chairs, but, usually no one was next to us at night and we could sprawl out onto the next one and lay down for the night. Your train ride reminded me of Chesca's book club read, Around the World in 80 Trains. Yeah, you got the drone and what a nice experience you had picking it up, not like here lately with all the "Black Friday" Christmas sales going on. Looking forward to seeing you back on the road in your wonderful little Trudy. Take care mates!
Thanks Adele - we are so excited to share more of the road trips and I am so happy to hear some of your adventures too ! Love Marianne xx
Çocukken evden kaçar karsdan istanbula 2 günde gelir bir gün Haydarpaşa, da kalır ertesi gün tekrar karsa dönerdik çocuklarla hey gidi günler.
I adore long train journeys we’ve seem a good deal of the world from a train carriage - highlights…Trans Siberian ( with multiple stops), the Dogu Express (Turkey), from Budapest to Athens and a fair whack of Vietnam…Our compartment on the Dogu was bigger and had a sink, fridge and a/c looks like they’ve changed.
I ve passed many times on this route since 2009, it is the first time I see it so dry, less water, less rain.
BTW, you shoul take it in winter, which is the real time with perfect landscapes
Sounds fabulous !!
Wonderfull
allah size uzun ömür versin hep mutlu olun
Thank you and to you
It’s amazing what you do!! You inspire me to see more of the awesome scenery, vistas, rivers, trees, and wonderful sites that have gone unseen to this point in my life. BUT, no more!!! It’s time to go adventuring. Thank you for showing me the possibilities.
How you stay so cheerful after enduring that mammoth train ride is beyond me. Hope the drone was worth it.
LOL - We know that it can always be worse and we are insufferable optimists LOL 😂😂
Oh my word I absolutely love trains but 60 hours 😳x
Hi Chris, you know it's going to be a long trip of 50 hours and it's best to add another couple of hours, they're not high speed trains. Your best bet would have been to stay in a motel for one night and tear down the next day. And would have plenty of time to see Ankara ... Hittite Museum, Atatürk's Mausoleum, etc.
Sizi zevkle seyridiyrs tesekürler
Today I traveled between Kayseri and Malatya on that train. because I am a student and it was the cheapest way of transportation :( It took 7 hours and it was a bit difficult. But Ankara-Kars… 60 hours…. god 😳👏🏽
Welcome to Capital city,
Looks like an epic journey! Would love to do that one! And loving the return of "oh, you're still there"! 🤣🤣🤣👍🏻
Thank you - Woo hoo
If you hadnt broken your drone, this video would never have been. It is often the unplanned journeys that turn out to be the best. A train journey ticked off the unknown bucket list has to be a bonus. I’d imagine it to be epic in the winter.
Well said!
Omg 😳 what a journey !
You were very lucky the train wasn’t busy
Bet it was a relief to see Trudy again
Sending you virtual hugs
💫🌏🌎
Thanks Angela 🌺
I feel tired just watching you on the train.Great scenery.
Thanks Chrris and Marrianne for all your beautiful videos of all the places you went to. Yes, Turkey is really a beautiful country. Good luck and stay safe in your next journey. God bless. From Philippines.💯💥❤❤👍👍👍
Thank you so much we love it and sending love to the Philippines 🌺🙏🌺
Horrasan ? Wawww. I always dreamed to be there. What a coincidence. Congratulations
I have made that journey twice. Such a great experience it was.
I am so loving your videos and learning a lot. I am originally from Eastern Turkey but haven’t seen it at all. We are planning to go to Mardin and Urfa soon and after watching your amazing and enjoyable experiences in those places I now cannot wait. Very informative stuff and enjoyable to watch. Thank you so much.
Wonderful! We hope you enjoy your time there ... we loved it !! And thank you for watching our videos 🙌
Yes, WOW!! Loved the ride along... when we were in Sicily we took a tour bus to Rome....that was about 13 hours ..then , just because I had to do it again we took our Girl Scouts( or Girl Guides) from Sicily to Naples on a tour bus to go camping.....Lord help us...it took even longer. Your stamina for 30 hours...Admirable 👏👏
Sounds great and fun !! 🌺
17:27 I called it Turkish time:=)
Very informative. Definitely help future travel plan
Kar yağdığında yolculuk yapsaydınız kendinizi Rusya'da sanırdınız, Kars'ın tadı karda güzel, harika bir vlog olmuş, teşekkürler.
konuşma tarzından ve mimiklerden dolayı bu fikre sahip oldum yine de sizlere iyi günler kolay gelsin
I did my military service in Kars.the trip took 25 hours on the way to the mission After 2 hours delayed journey I reached Kars at night.I stayed at the house of a college student I met on the train train ride took so long that i got depressed:)
The DİKKAT...! sign at 3:53 says that u are only allowed to use the electronic socket for charging your phone or using a Shaving Machine because if u use something else the whole train wagon can run out of electricity
You are two of the most enthusiastic people I have EVER had the privilege to watch (and hopefully one day meet). You see the positive in simply everything, (even 60 hours on a train but I totally get it) Your glass is always not just half full, but overflowing! My wife and I have the same outlook on life, people and travel as you do! Life is for living and you certainly do that! As I say we hope to meet you both one day, because we have so much in common - travel, photography, diving, underwater photography, Sharks ( I photograph sharks! - great T Shirt Chris - No finning ) Drones, Van life etc etc Keep up the great work! We feel like we are travelling with you. Stay safe you crazy cats and avoid those crazy roads in Georgia! Richard & Julia
Hi Richard and Julia - it sounds like we will have some excellent stories to share around the campfire !! Wonderful
Türkiyeyi, doğasını, insanlarını çok iyi tanıtıyorsunuz., ve her gittiğiniz yere sevgi, huzur, dostluk ve güven pompalıyorsunuz.. Bravo sizlere..
Thank you Ali
Wondeful journey. More scenic in the winter though. I have travelled a lot in my beautiful country but never been to Kars. Now I'm travelling with you. Hope to experience it personally soon. Thank you for being so kind to the country and to the people.
We have not traveled our country as much as you are great
It takes great courage to make this journey😂 Even I tried once and then I regretted it
I am logistician in Turkish Railway 😂😂
Welcome to Turkey 🖐🏼
Our people re hospitable and good...
I have never been in a train ride, but my brother had the first time that he came to visit me in the US. He teased that unfortunately the view was just "sticks, sticks, and more sticks!!!!" from Florida to NC because the route cuts through the forest areas. Nothing but sticks (trees). But you got some incredible views!! Turkey is such a big country. And it always helps to have wonderful people to assist. I'm amazed at their hospitality. Yes Chris, that was a looong ride. Take care. Hope that you're doing well❤
Its an intresting and increadible journey. Wow!
Ülkemizi artik gidemedigim göremedigim harika guzelliklerini yabancilarin kanallarindan izliyorum ...
Appreciate your professional and hard work in making classic Videos.
Glad you like them!
A couple of years ago took the overnight train from Bangkok to Surat Thani (going to Koh Samui). About an hour into the journey, they came round to set up the beds - so had to go to bed at 8pm - as seats were now beds! Took about 12 hours. We had the squat toilets, with the added attraction you could see the track down the loo. If I was honest, since then we fly everywhere - not green, but a lot quicker.
LOL - Oh my god we did that train about 20 years ago !! with our kids on a family holiday - we really should do it again now !! 😂🤗👍
@@TREADtheglobe in the next year or so should have a high speed (or at least) faster train all the way down to Surat Thani. And Hua Lamphong (the beautiful Bangkok station) will close soon, to be replaced by Bang Sue station- apparently biggest station in South East Asia outside of China.
LOL yes we’re here and always will be - thank God Trudy was there after 60hrs train ride. Beautiful scenic Türkiye - you’re both so lovely that people love to help you always. Brilliant filming with the new drone - look forward to the next journey xxx
I think the drone clips used in this video were from the Ministry of Tourism (maybe TCDD) as I've seen them before!
Cracking different vlog.
How did you get the overhead shot of the moving train on the trip back? Surely didn’t risk your new drone? 👍💙❤️
Hi ! No we used stock footage to be able to share what it would look like in the winter and also give a good view of the scenery xx Well spotted 🌺
What a train ride!!! Your enthusiasm is unsurpassed lol. Thank you for sharing this trip.
Glad you enjoyed it! 🌺
Trains are defiantly my favourite way to travel, i would have loved that journey, thank you for sharing your life, we all love it
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for coming with us 👍🌺
wellcome to Turkiye.. we love all peoples. we love peace we love other cultures and nations.... good travellings 🙂
Love love this video!! Thank you for sharing!! Regards from Hungary!! Gabriella
Thank you so much!
One of my favourite videos of yours. You should do a side shoot - Chuff the Globe. More train vids please. Glad you got a new Drone. What a trek.
Ha Ha Chuff the Globe !! I love it !!
Wooow, you are amazing, you are on tour, you are visiting historical places and you are tasting Turkish food flavors.
Thank you we have made over 150 videos sharing the beauty of Turkey and we are so happy to share it 🌺
Just discovered your channel. It is fantastic - thank you! I am really impressed that you try to speak Turkish while in Turkey. Hardly any other travel vloggers that have made videos in Turkey have done this.
Thank you! 😃 And Welcome !!
Wonderful, heartfelt travel Video. Superb TREAD the globe.
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@TREADtheglobe Yes Very much. There is something special about your videos as well. God bless safe travels.
I was hoping for that ending!!
i can watch ur videos again cos u back to turkey x
Yay - love trains
pure joy
I’m absolutely enjoyed it.I’m so happy that you guys are love and enjoy Turkey.Thank you for being nice 😄👍
Yes we are and we have shared over 150 videos of our wonderful time here in Turkey 🇹🇷🚐🇬🇧
WOW
one way train one way flight can be easier for me. Planning for winter
Enjoy
Wow what a journey and experience. I did the Caledonian sleeper, London to Scotland. At least you got what you wanted. Shame nothing closer for you. Take care x
You two need Therapy fancy doing that journey! :-) I'm sure the views were great!
LOL
I really love watching your video on your RUclips channel. I like your nature, having fun and giving information about the places you visit. thanks a lot and have a good trip.
Thank you so much!
good job
Enerjiniz heyecanınız o kadar güzelki nazar değmesin 🧿. Sağlıkla yaşayın. ✌️
Thank you
Crazy journey! A great adventure but goodness you tire us out just watching! Be safe out there! Thank you for including us in your adventures. We so need it! 🤙
Our pleasure, it is so great to know you are with us and we love having you on each and every adventure we do and each experience is better knowing you are both with us xx Love Marianne and Chris xx
Nice video guys, thank you for sharing. Blessings !
Great video 🌹❤️🌹
Ülkemizi çok iyi tanıtıyorsunuz bunun için teşekkürler ama ülkemizin çok daha da güzel yerleri de var Türkiye'den selam.
As a national guide in Turkey our company has new touristic eastern express train tour *Kars 16-20of March available
Gerçekten güzel doğu ekspres videosu çekmişsiniz ayrıntıları ile beraber Türkiyeyi ülkemi beğenmişsinizdir umarım iyi gezmeler 🙂
Thank you - we have loved our adventures in Turkey 🌺🇹🇷
@@TREADtheglobe 💓😉
WOW!! Fab Video guys👌. It Certainly gave you a break from driving, but a Very Long journey there & Back! The longest journey I took on a train was from Paris to Santander.(18 hours). I thought I would be clever & take a ferry back, from Santander to Plymouth (24 hours), but that was years ago!! Thanks So Much for taking me along ☘👍.
Wow - that is some adventure !!
amazing trip! thanks for taking us along!
Glad you enjoyed it!
As much as I love long distance train rides... this was just ridiculous 😂😂😂
During the late 60s we would take the Orient Express from Istanbul to Salzburg for Ski holidays. No murder on the train this time, and we didn’t get snowed in.
Wow !!
Loved it! i would be hangry with only snacks for 30 hours haha.
Right?! But we managed to keep it together LOL
You must have fallen in love with Trudie all over again after that train journey.
Absolutely !!
Wow what an amazing train ride❤ I would love to go on a train trip like this❤🩹 So beautiful How often does the train stop? Is there a food train car? I hope you both enjoyed your beautiful train trip. I bet you miss Trudy & she misses you .🥰🥰🥰🥰
This train is best done in the winter - they put on a tourist train with a serious food car - you would love it !!
Yediğiniz tatlının adı kadayıf dolması. Erzurum yöresine ait 😊 çılgınca ve harikaydı yolculuk 👏
Ay yerim ya herkese tek tek cevap vermişler. Favori çiftim sizsiniz. Konyada yaşıyorum evime beklerim. 🤗
Thank you very much 🌺
Stunning views, but wow, what a long trip. I won’t drone on about it 😆