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Alot of Brits go to Cornwall. It's the go to place for a holiday in the UK. Beautiful part of the country.
Thanks for the smiles, anyone as positive as you two deserve to drink English breakfast tea so buy yourselves some t.bags.
Surely a kettle could be found, at Walmart or Target or somewhere.
Jeez Where's my 50.
@@eshaibraheem4218 He's already been sent 3 kettles, I think his gran and mum and dad got one each...
Think some body sent him a kettle or 2?, And you can buy teabags in America, I brought pg in america
@@eshaibraheem4218 US power is generally too low a voltage for a kettle
You two young men are so funny and so lovely, so happy you enjoyed the UK despite all your adventures and mishaps. Come back soon, love and best wishes from the UK.
I agree so very polite.
Glad you guys had a good time, life is about adventures, just enjoy life 😊
What a pair of pleasant young lads, you represent your country very well, if ever you're in Manchester I will gladly buy you a pint or two
What a gentleman Will is, too. Understated, unassuming and a natural good friend.
I agree, and Will has no problem trying out different food, very open minded.
I agree. Two refined , beautiful boys .
Has he ever been introduced to the viewers? Is there a video to learn more about him?
These 2 lads are a credit to their oountry. No swearing or whinging just very respectful. I wish they could have seen the crown jewels and chamber of horrors in London.
And the Roman Baths in Bath. Maybe next time.
Did I hear that right from a previous video... you're both just 19? I remember only too well what a useless combo of skin and hormones I was then and you two are an absolute credit to your families. Glad you enjoyed your time and that you're now back safely. Do please visit us again.
Joel is 19, Will is 18.
I had a full time job at 18 and was focused on what i wanted. I'm not an overly emotional person so i can't relate to anything you are saying. Teen angst or whatever was never a thing to me or anyone i knew, it always seemed like something from an american movie, over the top and WTF.
I agree. Really nice guys.
I’d been to Australia and back again by the time I was 18, that was back in the 60s
@@theoldpcgamer77 Extraordinarily odd response. But I'm so please you hold yourself in such high esteem.
Wales is an absolutely stunning part of the UK. The Welsh are famously hospitable too. well worth considering 🏴🇬🇧🇺🇸 .Excellent videos . Subbed 👍
Two lovely young men. You are a credit to your parents. I can imagine what it will be like. If Mack and Cameron come as well. Will is a brilliant camera man. 8days my word you packed lots in. Keep going Joel 🇬🇧
Two lovely guys. Will is so gentle. Glad you enjoyed your adventure
I just want to take this opportunity to say how happy I was to see the trip being successful despite everything being thrown in your direction. Here’s to seeing you collaborate with Travel Vloggers and going on cool trips. Also, Will is cool and seems great fun while on a trip.
train cancelled thats the english unions for you
@@billsamuls7620 No, it was the weather.
To should go to the highlands in Scotland next time
@@billsamuls7620 And long may the unions continue 🫡
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When both of you are on camera the magic happens. You bounce off each other and it is amazing.
Love you two guys.. articulate , fun, adventurous and saw a lot on this trip. It was a pleasure to watch you and share your fun. I think travelling and the difficulties you encounter will put you in good stance for future life. Please come again. The Ireland trip sounds great and do a meet and greet.
Wish more young men behaved like you two, so well mannered and respectful.
Glad you enjoyed the trip, shame we are in a heatwave, as the grass is yellow, looks so much nicer when it rains, next time try Cornwall and Devon .
You travelled in peak holiday season, during a heatwave and with massive industrial problems. Honestly, but understandably, you tried to do too much with little time to savour things but congratulations on coming through all that with so much grace and humour and entertaining us so well
And they're still friends!
Really enjoyed the trip videos. Come to Newcastle next time!
I'm so glad you lads liked the UK. Sorry about the negative reactions in Scotland. But do come back to the UK. Also you need to check out Cornwall Devon Wales Cheddar Gorge to mention just a few places. You'll love the UK as a nation. To try to your the UK in eight days is a very optimistic thing to do the UK has so much here that it takes people a lifetime to see and even then they haven't seen all of it
I have seen all the videos back to back, it did seem like a rush trip! but I understand you have limited time. So glad you enjoyed your visit but you guy's haven't seen anything! I do hope you get to come back and look at wales and the smaller English cities, look at the national parks and the Hamlets. Great video I loved it and so glad you got to visit.............
I live in the countryside about 45 minutes from York. Loved watching your entire collection thank you both so much for the smiles. Next visit, Premier Inn have A/C and can be as little as £29 per room per night, cheaper than a hostel & with an en-suite 👍🏻👍🏻👏👏👏👏👏👏 fabulous guys. You are very respectful no matter someone’s age, pity it wasn’t reciprocal.
Premier prices were high too, because of the school holidays.
@@trevorjackson4157 that’s a shame 🙁
As an old geezer, I'm amazed at Joel, and the way arranged this trip without much local knowledge. The way he can use modern technology is brilliant. I can only imagine what he will do next year.
I am glad you enjoyed your trip. I live in Yorkshire but have lived down south before, Yorkshire can be really friendly, even I noticed it when I came back home, you might get the odd stranger say hello when passing in the street. I couldn't have managed your rollercoaster tour, you managed to pack a lot in, even walking around London on a normal day can be a lot, well done.
I’m glad you both enjoyed your trip. Next time, you need to go South rather than North and visit Devon and Cornwall and even Dorset. There are some beautiful beaches and the Jurassic Coast is lovely. We’re still having hot weather here, it’s 30°C again today. Ireland is beautiful, my paternal Grandparent’s were Irish and I’ve been many times, only to the Republic though, I’ve never been to N.I. The Channel Islands might be a good place to go too, Jersey and Guernsey in particular.
Yes Devon and Cornwall is
Like a wonder land.my parents
Took me back to England when
I was ten, being born in OZ.
Yes but SW it rains way too much 🤷♂️
@@pablobaneroe6486 I live just outside Bath and it’s hardly rained at all this Summer. It’s usually hotter in the South than in the North!
Especially in Cornwall, you can trek to some hidden beaches as well. Will suit two lads like you.
I was only in INVERNESS 2 days and loved it Very clean they hose all sidewalks in the morning No problem with anyone Yes years ago I had fun beautiful area
I would recommend a b&b sometimes referred to as a guest house, usually a converted large house,more sort of hostel prices en suite in 99% of them,wales is nice to visit and Devon and Cornwall,glad you liked your uk visit, come back soon,take care lads!
So glad you got home safely! Even happier that you enjoyed your British break. Have to enlighten you about all British mountains - compared to most of European mountains ours are small! But they have the advantage that you can walk up most of them! For me, being a Yorkshire lass, was that you had a great experience in York - and yes, I contacted the guys at YO1 to thank them - glad they are keeping in touch!💖
Hi guys, glad you're home safe. So pleased you enjoyed the UK. Loved seeing and hearing all your adventures. Hope you are able to come back one day. I must say you guys are so polite.
Linda, they are SO polite, great to see in young men.
So glad the experience in Edinburg didn’t put you off. As a Glaswegian your so welcome to come here. There is also a day trip you can book cheaply from Glasgow that takes you to the highlands with spectacular scenery , great commentary, that the Lake District although beautiful cannot match in my opinion. Please do go to Ireland, the hospitality and scenery is amazing too. You maybe cheaper going straight to Ireland and either go by ferry to Scotland or fly. Stay longer next time, as you don’t get to enjoy it if you don’t stay in one place more than a day.
I loved every single bit of your vlogs. I can’t wait to see you go back…. Please go back to Scotland but do the villages and see if we can change your mind on us Scots.
You guys are so polite, nice and just a pleasure to watch!
Thanks so much for sharing your adventures with us!
Such lovely couple of young guys, just super sweet
Always fly direct, especially if you're in Maryland. Dulles to Heathrow is one of the cheapest British Airways routes to cross the Atlantic. I'm glad you enjoyed the experience. You're two very respectful and well mannered young men, your parents must be very proud.
'I don't think Preston had as much to offer as the other places we went to' - No kidding. It's like visiting Newark NJ!!! Edinburgh is very unfriendly (I know, I lived there for four years).
If you go back to Scotland ignore the cities altogether and go to The Highlands. They are absolutely breathtaking (even more so than the Lake District) and the people are amazing.
Travelling is about 2 things, experiences and stories. Good and bad, you've come back with lots of stories and laughs you can tell for years to come. Not sure you'd have a better experience in Glasgow though, its rougher than Edinburgh. Try Inverness and the Highlands and a trip to Loch Ness
So glad you both arrived home safely and had a great adventure. I was very sad though Joel at that young lass in Scotland being so rude to you but all in all you had a great time and home safe and that's all that matters. God bless you both.❤️👍🏼🙂🎉🎊 we love your people.
Please come to Jersey in the Channel Islands, near to France but British. At least you could say you had been to the original Jersey as opposed to ‘New Jersey’ in fact you might enjoy all of the Channel Islands. I really enjoyed your videos well done guys 🥂😀
From my experiences of foreign travel when i was your age. It’s the times when things go wrong or your having difficulties is the stories you keep telling for the longest time. I’m not saying to seek those things out but when you triumph over adversity. Those are the things that help you grow as a person.
Glad to see you enjoyed your visit, come back soon. I recommend visiting Wales and the South of England
You two are such lovely lads and I have thoroughly enjoyed keeping up with you both on your trip to 🇬🇧. I’ve been giggling away at hearing of your overall experience in this vlog - I hope you do return to see us all again - you’re both a credit to your country. Come back soon!
just watched the trip all the way through in one sitting, loved it. You now have a new subscriber. Look forward to more from you
Im so glad you enjoyed your trip, Yorkshire folk are very friendly people. Id just like to say I have visited NYC 5 times, and have never once come across anything other friendly, helpful people. I love New York, and New Yorkers
New York is the best, had a great
Time there. People were helpful
On the subway and finding the
Way around. London was terrible,
Except for the beautiful historical
Buildings. The English countryside
Is the best.
I'm am so happy you made this trip and I watched all the episodes! It's always very interesting to see someone try something out for the first time - so I watched you with a big smile on my face and curiosity. 🙏🏼❤️
So glad you're both back safely!! You're an absolute credit to your parents! Please come back soon!, visit us in Liverpool!! ❤💙
You can buy electric kettles in the US, my family in the US have one but they take ages to boil. The kettles that is, not my family. Use a hob top kettle.
They can also buy English tea eg PG Tips in their local Supermarket.
You educated me a little too. Never used a hostel and now I know why. Touring the whole of the UK is a stretch though so I can understand you being knack'ed.
I once had the misfortune to have to use a hostel but I arrived late and when I went into the dormitory the noise from the snoring was so bad I just went down to the foyer and dozed on a sofa all night!
Hostels can be great if you have the right people or a private room. Plus you meet people from all over the world. Some hostels I’ve stayed in are just as lovely as hotels and are in some interesting buildings.
York is in the county of Yorksnire , and you will never find a more friendly set of people than you will in Yorkshire . We are known for our friendliness. Loved watching your uk journey ❤ 😀 💙
On your next trip try Bristol. Lots of history, lots of old pubs, great night life, interesting markets .... A really great city. Also try Devon and Cornwall
York is a very special place.
The Yorkshire Dales are a must on your next trip. Plus Whitby and Robin Hoods Bay. It’s gorgeous
Nice summary of your trip.
You guys are such pleasant young men, great ambassadors for US.
You must come to Dorset and Devon next time you come especially if u enjoy the views and history there’s so much to do and it’s so beautiful!!!
Hi Joel & Will, so glad you made it safely back home 🏡 pity about your experience in Edinburgh, at least you can say ‘been there, done that’. Look forward to your next adventure 🤓
I think Edinburgh needs another chance I live in Leeds England UK but it's a beautiful city
Yes you def need to explore the Scottish countryside!! The landscape is by far the best thing about visiting Scotland. Try heading to Glencoe and other places in the Highlands 😃
You boys had a blast, was great watching you on your travels. You are lovely young men and I love watching you on you tube. My travels are taking me to Australia for 3 months in November (eek all those spiders!) I’m sure you have many more adventures ahead of you.
Welcome to Australia in November. Haha the spiders shouldn't be too much of an issue.
But they're hiding at the moment because of winter , they seem to be more active in warmer months Oct-March.
@@adrianhempfing2042 my daughter has her house spider proofed, with all the security blinds etc, it’s when I am travelling with them that I will be nervous. We are going to WA
Our spiders are ok, just watch
Out for the crocs ha ha.
Glad you enjoyed York! Pete in Yorkshire.
I’m so proud of you guys!!! When I think back to Joel’s initial nervousness of travelling outside of the US for the first time to seeing him take the various and inevitable knock backs that such a whirlwind tour’s bound to bring, I’m amazed and seriously impressed at how you’ve both handled yourselves throughout the entire journey! At 19 I doubt I would have been able to do a fraction of what you guys have just done so I hope this has given you the confidence to come back in future years and enjoy more dodgy hostels to stay in!🤪
If your serious about visiting Ireland, I strongly suggest you visit Dublin, Cork and Limerick and then cross the border to visit Belfast. From there it’s a quick flight to Glasgow and then maybe come down the west coast to visit the home of the Beatles, Llandudno and Snowdonia in north Wales,Tenby in South Wales and then Cardiff and onto Bristol, down to all the pretty seaside villages in Cornwall and then back along the Jurassic Coast to Brighton, finishing at London! Phew!!!😨 Just make sure you give yourself plenty of time next time around.👍🏼
Went to New York, they were so polite and friendly so guess there are good and bad in all. Pleased you enjoyed the Lake District, my dad born there
Alot of English do not think bad of Americans and really appreciate your country as a whole. I'm also half Scottish, my mum's family are from Aberdeen.
In my opinion carry on with these type of videos, have a great day Joel 🇬🇧👊🇺🇲
Don’t lie most British despise Americans but these two are some nice Americans
@@TheThreeBaldies anyone who despises an entire nation is a bigot and is acting on ignorance.
I like to go with a persons personality first !! I ain't interested were you come from.keep doing what you like too do!!
Someone I knew said that most people in England were very nice though there was one neighborhood that apparently was very mysogynistic as far as their customs go but there’s a place like that in every country.
@@TheThreeBaldies its the Scottish that hate Americans not the English and Welsh we love Americans....
I had a great time in New York! People were ok…
If you do come back to the Uk I would highly recommend coming to the North East. Newcastle and Northumberland are amazing. So much history and us Geordies are very friendly 😊
Almost forgot to add Durham. Durham is a lovely place to visit too. If you do come to the North East I would recommend maybe hiring a car.
No, do not visit Durham! It is the heart of the most insular, inbred and xenophobic county in England! If you want to see the cathedral you can view it from the train and you go straight past!
Oh definitely they should. Northumberland is my favourite county. So beautiful.
Hi Joel and Will,great to see both of you and to hear you loved your stay over here(well most of it!!!) Loved every video you made..made my day 🙂 Ireland for your next trip..great idea. The Irish are some of the most friendliest people you will meet,definitely try and get everyone to go you will have a ball and probably not want to go back home lol that's coming from a half Irish person living in the North West of England...we are friendly here too 😁 you are both a credit to your families but also to yourselves. Great to see you back Joel and Will x again thank you
Im glad you had a good trip and you both showed great maturity by working out that one bad person doesnt define a nation. Well done. Have been watching your vlogs. subbed. Greetings from Essex.. :)
You should come back soon and see Cornwall. St Ives, Porthcurno, Kynance Cove etc have some of the most beautiful beaches. White sand, the bluest seas that you’ll think you’re in the Bahamas and you get to try Cornish Pasties and Cornish cream teas with strawberry jam and clotted cream, just don’t go during British school holidays because it will be so busy.
Glad you enjoyed your trip to the UK, despite some of the challenges along the way. There are loads of amazing places to visit around the globe and now you've got the travel bug, the world's your oyster.
Really enjoyed your vlogs. Still can't believe you did it in 7 days!
I’d love to have a friend like Will, he’s such a nice guy
As someone who has to go to Glasgow several times a year on business I personally cant wait to get out of the place, I agree with you about Edinburgh, but I would rather go there than Glasgow any day, not a nice place. Sorry guys. Miss out the cities and go to the highlands there the people are mostly very kind, warm and welcoming. Glad you enjoyed yourselves. but next time spend a couple of days in your first place to recover jet lag and not wear yourselves out.
On your next visit to the UK you must visit the beautiful country of Wales 👌 steeped in history, rugged countryside and mountains with a friendly atmosphere. The capital Cardiff is super cool in South Wales and North Wales you will be blown away with scenic views and the super nice Welsh culture and language ☺
Thanks
Ah bless you both such sweet boys I’m glad you enjoyed your trip over here it was wonderful to share it with glad your home safe take care until the next time and thank you x x
Great to see you back home safely.Just joined your group and as a English person,just wanted to say loved all your posts--thanks guys--stay safe,so pleased you enjoyed the UK,stay your way.
Bear in mind, that the amount of things you did and how you did it in your short visit is something that NO British person would do in their own country. I've done my share of visits to other countries and aware that you can pick up a lot of the vibes of a place in a short time. Maybe you would like to stick in one place another time and get to know somewhere in more depth. I am a member of a Twinning Association which is linked to a similar area in France and (before Covid and Brexit) we would swap visits to and from the French members, who have become our friends. It's been a great experience.
The first thing to say is how happy I am you both got home safely. I absolutely loved your daily vlogs as you travelled around. You are so honest Joel and that’s what we need to hear, so keep the videos coming and come back soon please. There is so much to the UK outside the big Cities where the people are genuine and welcoming to visitors. How could they not like you two guys!
I loved this. The trials and tribulations of a pair of 19 year old Americans on Tour in the Uk 🇬🇧😁👍🏻
I wonder whether Michael Portillo will be recreating this trip for his TV series in years to come.
You are right about british perceptions of Americans but lovely people like you can do so much to correct that. Do hope you return. Have really enjoyed your videos.
Thank you Joel and Will for sharing your vlogs and experiences of your visit to the UK, it was fun to watch each day. You crammed so much into your adventure maximising every minute but may be at a cost to feeling exhausted as each day went on. Perhaps next time if you can spend a little longer and may be slow the pace so you can not only get a flavour of a place but the feel and not have that stress of am I going to get the next train or be at the accommodation in time etc. Ireland sounds like a good idea, but don't forget Wales too!! Don't give up on Scotland, put your experience to bed so to speak and try may be a Scottish Isle such as Skye. As you say there are good connections at reasonable prices from Ireland to the mainland UK (John Lennon Airport, Liverpool have regular and affordable flights). Liverpool is accessible to lots of places such as North Wales, Manchester, up to the Lakes via Preston etc. Now you have started your travels keep on spreading those wings Joel and Will too...if you liked The Lake District I'm sure you would love places like Norway, Sweden, Austria...the world is your oyster!
So glad you guys enjoyed our beautiful country.... Hopefully you'll come back again soon! 🙏 🤞🥰👍❤🇬🇧❤
I'm so glad that you both got home safely. I wasn't able to watch all of your blogs, but did see you in York. It looked like you had a great time. I hope that you went to the shambles. I must have missed it if you did. Much love to you both ❤
Hey there guys, been waiting for this one and great that your experience was so varied, and I assure you, As the weeks pass you’ll both feel even fonder of the U.K. once you’ve had time to relax and process the memories. Also, though you were unfortunate to have travelled during a time of many delays, nevertheless, the infrastructure for travel in the U.K. is pretty good, I feel. 👍🥰
Glad you are back safe and very pleased you had such a good time. Please come again. There is still so much to explore and discover! Wales is beautiful, Cornwall and Devon are stunning and the Peak District is beautiful, just to name a few. Happy days x
Devon is stunning.. he should try Torcross.. love it..... ❤ 😍
@jennifer - I sent him an email a few days ago, and snuck a sneaky link about the Peak District in it ;)
Chatsworth House in the Peak District is amazing, as are the various Blue John cave systems in Castleton
@@carolbrookes5748 I was SOOO going to suggest Castleton! I think he'd love it! For the time being, here is the link that I sent him. If he loves scenery, I don't think you can beat this! ruclips.net/video/L2B5C_BvSPk/видео.html
Agreed. Stunning is the spot on word. I would seriously recommend along the coast of Devon and Cornwall. Seeing Wales as well is so worth it.
could do this Joel: Stay in Dublin for a couple of nights, head North to Northern Ireland where Game of Thrones was filmed, check that out, then head to Belfast(where Titanic was built) check that city out, stay a night, then you can get a Ferry from there to Scotland(takes roughly 2.5 hours on the ferry), head up to Glasgow from there, couple of nights there. Train on down to Manchester, great city with great night life, could even attend a football game while you're there(Manchester Utd or Manchester City) and then after a night or so there, head to the North of Wales which is stunning, spectacular views, you also have the main city Cardiff in the south of Wales and the city of Liverpool in England which isn't far from North Wales, you can also get a Ferry from Holyhead at the North of Wales back to Dublin which is overnight on the ferry I think, that way you can fly back home from Dublin rather than Fly home from London or Manchester. 8-10 days would make that kinda trip achievable.
I have fallen in love with your cameraman Will
Will is spot on about the airport. They do keep you in the retail/food area as long as possible so you spend money. Its like that in all UK airports except Heathrow.
I'm happy that Bath was one of your favourite destinations! I really enjoyed watching this series, you guys have to totally go back next year and see other parts of the UK! Hahaha, yes, those extreme budget hostels are quite something - you always get a good story when staying at those!
Dublin is a city in Ireland is a must see i live there when I was your age had a great Time working the pubs.
Wow! Joel and Will what an adventure! So glad to see you both again. Watching you travel around the UK was brilliant! I have to congratulate you both for managing to see so much in so little time. Thank you for taking us with you...places I’ve never even visited! 😁 I think those bad experiences were meant to happen🤔 all part of travelling! and trust me you and Will will look back and laugh so much on what happened to you both for many years. Hurry back!! 😁👍
I can't believe how much you managed to do in just the space of one week, I've lived in Bath and it's a beautiful place, but the Lake District is stunning hey 🤗 glad you both had a great time and got home safe with some wonderful memories lads 😁
Glad you have fun guys and yeah us Yorkshire people are so nice glad you enjoyed York it is nice there Yorkshire people are the most amazing people in the UK 🇬🇧
So glad you had a nice trip. Next time you come to the UK, try places like Brighton and it's wonderful variety...also Portsmouth has some great historic features, also Weymouth and Corfe Castle and the Jurassic Coast. Super charming!
Glad you boys got home safely even though you experienced a lot of hassle. You both are a credit to your family. Hope you made some good memories. Maybe next visit to the UK come down South to Devon and Cornwall. All best regards Mrs O from Devon, England. 👋❤️👍☕
Fly to Ireland and a good way to get to the Uk would be either via Manchester or Leeds/Bradford. I recommend Dublin even if it is more for Tourists.
I’m excited to see the 4 of you to go to Ireland and paint the town green. Also, waiting for the Part 2.
P.S. Get an electric kettle.
Our UK type electric kettles are no use to Americans because of the lower voltage in the US. It would take about 15 minutes to boil, that’s why they try to ‘boil’ water in a microwave.
People please, water boils in a saucepan 😂, no kettle needed!
@@mandiesmaison458 I thought American kitchens would have those taps that dispense boiling, ice cold, and sparkling water on demand.
@@peterc.1618 probably some do, and some don’t, like in the Uk, some of us do, some of us don’t 🙂. I don’t, electric kettle or cooker top kettle for me. Then we could start the whole teapot, teacup debate, or tea leaves, teabag! In the UK, we all have our quirks, as far as tea making goes.
@@mandiesmaison458 When my kettle stopped working, I used a saucepan for a few days and it worked fine but is probably not as energy efficient as a kettle.
I think you'd like Wales. Lots of views, outdoor activities plus you can get a ferry across to Irlend from there :)
You are officially inducted into "The Ancient And Noble Order Of The Honorary Brits" 🥂🙌
Ireland is beautiful and the people are wonderful. Definitely hop over if you do again. I live in Dorset on the south coast and the Jurassic coast is incredible; 96 miles of coastline and a world heritage site. Look it up as well as places on its route like Corfe castle, old harry rocks, warbarrow bay, Durdle door (you may recognise as its well photographed), stair hole, golden cap, isle of purbeck. All examples of the beautiful coastline and countryside in the UK.
I'm so glad you had a great time! I think you'd love Snowdonia in North Wales and also the North of Scotland - both are amazing!
NORTH EAST OF ENGLAND .. Durham, and cathedral Beamish museum The Northumberland coast are beautiful places to visit in the UK ..
I'm so pleased to see you back safe and that you had a brilliant time.....don't forget Wales tho next time, it has totally gorgeous scenery 🥰🏴🏴🏴🏴 xxx
Agreed, Brecon Beacons and the caves. The Gower Coast then head North Snowdonia etc
Joel and Will, thank you so much for taking us on your journey. So glad you enjoyed yourselves. Stay safe. x
Nice two lads and a reflection of the guidance from their parents when growing up.
I've been really looking forward to this 'debrief' video - it's great to hear your reflections now you are both home. Can't wait for part 2. My reflection on your content around your trip is that it's been great. You managed to show and tell us loads without it getting too long winded - the pace of the videos has been just right. Glad to hear you'll be back again to see more.
The Lake District is stunning. I'm glad you liked it. It's a shame the sun didn't come out for you. I think you did much too much for one week. Maybe select a region next time. Glad you had a nice time and love your reaction to it all.
You're both great ambassadors for the best of America. I would definitely recommend direct flights in the future though as long as it's not too big a price difference just for less hassle and of course time travelling. I'm sure you'd really enjoy Ireland.