Happy Christmas to you as well... great trip. Those Swedish meatballs sound great. Your Dad's a hoot. A 'tad chilly' at the Artic Circle, in Norway!! Ha ha! You'll both be so used to being amongst the 'Frozen Chosen' having snowball fights, you could take turns jogging through London enjoying the toasty warm English winter in your swim shorts!! lol Or maybe the Opera could use a different kind of phantom! Two guys from a trip to Norway tossing snow across the stage. lol,, fun trip, with you both in spirit all the way!
Bit over AUD$3K for 2 to get from London to Narvic on sleepers and some First Class. Sounds expensive at first but not so bad when you think about it. Think I would get a flight from London to Stockholm and then the trains around many parts of Sweden and Norway. It really is beautiful up in the Arctic Circle. Long time before drinks and I definitely want to revisit. Thanks for the journey - I like trains. Great adventure for you and your Dad to share quality, good fun times.
Will, I love that you get to have these experiences with your dad. My dad passed away last year and I miss him. Cherish these moments with yours. He seems like such a lovely dad. Thanks for taking us along with you. Loved this video, so fun!
That is nice. I would have loved to travel with my dad as well. Mine is still alive but I hate him to pieces, he was/is an alcoholic and ruined my life with me growing up around him. Maybe in a different world
Enjoy every second with your Dad. I lost my Dad last year and miss him so bad! Please give your Dad a hug from me . I can pretend im sending it to my Dad.
My Daughter lost her Dad too, she was 15, he was her best friend along with me, so I am genuinely sorry for your loss, its a pain un seen but felt all the time, 🕊💫
Will you thought you were so cleaver, but I spotted your dad from the start even with his back to us. I recognized his walk. I'm glad to see you both. How blessed your folks are to have a grown son who truly enjoys adventuring with them. Such amazing memories for all. For a person with no family, this really warms my heart. Merry Christmas to you and those you cherish. God's Blessings to you all.
I am 73. My Dad passed away on to new adventures in 1986. There are very few days when I do not think of him at some point through the day. Three years ago my ol' Mom went off to find my Dad when she had reached almost 97. Both my parents travelled a lot together and have likely seen more places than I have. Thanks for making this video for me to enjoy and be inspired. My son and I are talking about doing some travelling together. Likely it will be on our motorcycles this summer.
Another great video. I had crippling depression around this time last year. You and Noel Phillips, especially the train, boat and bus videos, got me through it. 12 months later I still appreciate your positivity. So thank you.
as a local to kiruna, if you are going to norway the train between kiruna and narvik IS the most beautiful ride ever. Doesn't matter if it is during winter or summer. Happy to hear the icehotel is on your bucketlist as well! would also recommend to visit the mine, it is the worlds largest underground mine. with a main mining level at 1365 meters underground!
Oh - you can visit the mine? Fabulous! I will find out more. We are planning to use the train from Copenhagen - Lulea - Narvik and then Hutrigruten ferry to Bergen and then Home. Thank you!!!!
Indeed. I go there every summer (to walk in the mountains) and get off at one of the various small stations dotted along the line (mostly Abisko, of course, and always with my dad while he was still alive). Sitting on the side of a mountain and watching the trains far, far below is wonderful.
@@kosefix They are not that dirty, you can always see out. In the olden days the exterior were washed every day, now it is twice a week, so you do have a chance to see clean windows....
11:57 haha nice one, Dad was not happy but answered as a gentlemen, and your reply "Mixed Review" really got me, this is what they refer to as "British Humor", well done lads! And of course, good man for taking your dad along, this is how memories are made, memories which one day will be recalled and relived with your dad anywhere you are.
Remember the train rides up north as a kid probably around 1988. We were a family of six so I'm pretty sure it was a sleeper cabin with 4 beds, since we couldn't fit all six in one cabin. I was in one with my 3 year older sister and my mom and a random dude. My dad my older brother and older sister were in a different cabin. I loved that trip, besides the random dude being in our cabin, wished it was only us, and my mom didn't enjoy it as she got car sick (train sick?). The cabin we had looked like the other cabin you showed but probably only four beds instead of 6. We traveled to Boden I think and traveled by car or bus (can't remember) to the final destination Korpilombolo, my mom's birth place to visit my grandparents and some aunts and my uncle, as well as cousins. Thank you for making this video so I could go down memory lane!
Visiting the Arctic circle is very special. I took a motorcycle trip IN SUMMER to the Arctic circle from Denver Colorado to Northern Alaska, just shy of 7000 miles (11,200km) on the return trip. Is was very special and I will never forget it! :-)
I love that your dad participates in your streaming with you and that you take him on trips like this. Your mom too. You are very good to them. Always enjoy watching you with your parents, somehow it lifts my spirits a bit. But also makes me wish mine cared enough to be more involved and support me too.
It's actually cool how the route in sweden alone is almost as long as the way to get there. From the northermost point to the southersmost point in sweden it's actually as far as from southern Sweden to Rome
Its crazy to think about it. Im from north germany and was near rome last year. Drove there by car. I always think i would be faster in northern sweden lol but i drove 15 Hours to rome
@@warneking9557 If you drove 15h north from your home, you would probably end up somewhere in the middle part of Sweden. Another 12-13h and you’d be close to Narvik!
@@Mazhypic Souls, when you find the narrow road to heaven / keep walking on it. lucifer = 1 Peter 5:8 (KJV) Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil, as a roaring lion, walketh about, seeking whom he may devour: he+ll love to keep you an ignorant fool. knowing not where you go, who you are, nor why life is. Luke 13:3 I tell you, Nay: but, except ye repent, ye shall all likewise perish. John 3:7 Marvel not that I said unto thee, Ye must be born again. Matthew 7:21 Not every one that saith unto me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven; but he that doeth the will of my Father which is in heaven. Soon the MOTB shall be share to all. It becomes a real choosing between MAMMON AND GOD> Joshua 24:15 (KJV) And if it seem evil unto you to serve the LORD, choose you this day whom ye will serve; whether the gods which your fathers served that were on the other side of the flood, or the gods of the Amorites, in whose land ye dwell: but as for me and my house, we will serve the LORD. Deuteronomy 30:19 (KJV) I call heaven and earth to record this day against you, that I have set before you life and death, blessing and cursing: therefore choose life, that both thou and thy seed may live: And before you take me as a “troll” and “spam”, bother to watch all my 7 playlists, dear soul. The simple research which I did, I named it simply: BIBLE + FREEMASONRY.
The night train Stockholm-Narvik is split roughly in half early in the morning (at around 6 AM) at Boden C. Some of the cars head down the short trip to the Baltic coast to Luleå, while the rest go on towards Kiruna and Narvik. That's where you got the dining car swapped out. :)
Nice to see you accompanied by your dad. It is so wonderful to have parents around with us anytime and all the time and particularly during such trips.
Yours are the best travel videos and the style and vocabulary really steeped in original English tradition. Your Dad is gem of a person with an exact sense of language and gestures. Thank you ever so much for bringing us along with you on your round the world journeys. Living the British, European, and Arctic remotely here in Lahore.
Will, it is so nice to see your dad on the trip with you! He is such a nice soul, as well as you Will! Your videos are the most interesting , all the nice places you visit! Those are trips of a lifetime ! Merry Christmas Will, to you and your dad, and mom, and of course Millie! Best Wishes For The Coming New Year! Keep up the EXCELLENT VIDEOS!
You seem to have such a great relationship with your dad. Enjoy your time together. It’s great. I lost my dad a few months ago and I only wish I got to experience more things like this. You’re the best Will. Happy Holidays
Hello. After a terrible night of coughing from this flu I found your page and enjoyed all the videos I have seen so far. Thanks for taking me along on your adventures. Made the terrible coughing tolerable throughout the night. Thank you. May God keep you safe on all your travels. 🙏🏻💖from Saskatchewan, Canada 🇨🇦 🥅🏒
Really nice to see your Dad along. Also the seats look very comfortable AND so glad you've doing trains hurrah my favorite of the ones you do!! Just my physical you make getting in top bunk look easy.
What a well produced and informative programme. So professionally shot and to think that you didn't have a whole camera team with you is quite astounding. Well done and thank you.
Travelling by train is definitely not the most time efficient or space-wise pleasing but taking this trip with your Dad was definitely 'priceless'...TY
Consistent, good quality, and amazing shots makes each of your uploads exciting and enjoyable and with dad to! Best to you will and the future of your channel!!!!!
Happy Christmas! I love your channel and have seen most of your videos over the years and it's staggering how much the quality has improved. From great to world class in 3 years (when I started watching) is amazing, it still amazes me that you have less than a million subscribers. I love your openness and the transparency on pricing and self funding. I would love to see a video of you looking back on all the amazing travel you have done on (and off) the channel and highlight some of your best and worst experiences. I think it would be really cool to hear your views looking back. You have definitely inspired me to travel a little more off the beaten path. Cheers!
A great video. It’s great to see you and your Dad get on so well and seemed to enjoy the whole trip. I loved two things, when your Dad said (4:11), ‘Mayonnaise and chips will do,’ and the snowball fight at 21:03.
wish my dad were alive😭 wish all my people n animals were alive😭 they let us buy guns knives fire rope ... but not - go to sleep forever pills for humans n animals - we all have to suffer before we can die we can't cut off the few bad yrs 😭evil govt evil church😭
I was inspired by this video to take the train from Stockholm to Norway. It was a once-in-a-lifetime experience and not very expensive. Thanks for the inspiration to leave my comfort zone and explore!
I look forward to these so much. They are like mini-adventures. I am saving up for some train travel across the states hopefully next year. Thanks for the useful advice and inspiration! Merry Christmas!
Greetings from Canada 🇨🇦 thanks for the presentation first time visitor of this channel and Im thinking of traveling by train throughout Europe sometime this year, it was nice to see your dad on the video obviously you both travel well together
Hello your video shows up in my time line so I decided to watch it, it is great watching your video, your accent is really great to listen to, your dad is a lot of fun so far, well Thank You from Chicago I'll USA 🇺🇸.
yes I did this trip many times but once a few years ago an avalanche come down from the mountains on the track and we had to wait many hours for help in the train .. but it was warm and okay in the carriage :)
Epic Will! love the snow and the scenery in the north. To be honest as well that last train ride is pretty dam good value. Don't think id do the whole leg on experience haha. but awesome none the less!
I love seeing Dad with you. I really enjoy when you bring family. It’s an incredible gift worth lots of memories and a trip you’ll always remember. Great video! 🚄💙
Love it whenever TrekTrendy Dad (and Mum) makes an appearance! I've got a lot of fond memories traveling with my own dad and love seeing you experience these trips with them! Thanks for sharing as always! :D
I love how you put down in the corner all the countries and then marked them off along with when you were talking about price during the trip and showing it at the bottom of the screen. Have a blessed and safe Christmas and New Year.
I'm looking longingly at all that snow whilst sweltering in a hot Australian heatwave! I thought I noticed the back of your Dad's head during the early part of the video, and I am happy that he was along for the journey! I never realised that Lapland was part of Sweden nor just how close to the Arctic Circle Norway was, so this was educational for me. I'd love to make a similar trip myself one day however I won't be thinking of luxury as the trains were definitely not the Orient Express!I hope that you, Millie, your mum and your dad have lovely Christmas and a Happy New Year! Till next time take care.
Well Lapland stretches through two countries really, Sweden and Finland. One doesn`t realize how North Norway really is as it is still civilised and fairly close to parts of Europe which we don`t associate with snow and the arctics. Narvik is though the northenmost train station is still about 250 miles shy from the Nordkapp which is the northernmost point of the continental Europe at a latitude of 71 North. To give you an idea, if as an Aussie you wanted to go to the same latitude South you would sail to the Antarctic coast. The northernmost settlemnt in Norway which is inhabbited all year around (although winter population drops to around 30) is Ny - Alesund on the Spitsbergen island at a latitude of 78 North (that`s about the latitude of the McMurdo research station on Antarctica on the Southern hemisphere).
@@FrankyLon Northern Norway also counts as a part of Lapland, and so do indeed bits of Russia. It's a term for the region traditionally associated with the Sámi people by the southerners.
The dad’s got a fine son and the son has got a fine dad. Can’t beat that. The scenery was great and most of us will never board those trains so thanks for taking us with you. Appreciate your reviews…especially the brews and the sleeping accommodations since I view these uploads just a couple of hours before bedtime 😂. Canada’s Atlantic Seaboard 🇨🇦
First time viewer here Will. And i absolutely loved your presentation! 😁 Ofcourse the subject matter is a delightful combination of some of my favourite things - train travel, cold locations and family 😁💞 Having lost my father as a young girl and having been very close to him, it was lovely seeing the beautiful bond you share with your Dad, God bless 😊👼🏽🙏🏽 Your commentary is well paced and the filming good too 😁 Not a single moment thst can be criticised! 😁👌🏼 I've promptly subscribed 👍
A nice ride, mate. I like your UK/Euro travel style, upbeat and informative enough to be a solid overview. Def have my new sub. Cheers from Virginia, USA.
I have watched many of your vids. I really do like them. You are so blessed that you can travel with your mom and dad and spend such good time together. My wife and I are both 66 now and try to travel as much as we can. That being said you must stay as healthy a possible to be able to walk and move around. Thanks for the great vids.
I'm wondering what you did once you got to the Arctic Circle. I think it would have been nice to see more of it. Thanks for taking us on a great train journey!
I had some wonderful trips with just my Dad and I. I’ll never forget them , especially when my Marine dad was able to stand in front of the Marine Corps War Memorial in Washington DC. These memories are priceless. Thanks for reminding me.
This wouldn’t be the kind of travel I enjoy, but I did enjoy watching you and your father going through all the changes of trains. The views outside at the end looked amazing. I would love to see more of that.
Awesome video, it was nice seeing this trip from your perspective. I have done this trip twice by now, in the middle of winter. Nothing beats seeing the snow covered landscape pass by while traveling on a sleeper train. Just one thing, for such a journey I would always recommend using an Interrail pass. They are valid on all of these connections and you only have to book the seats/cabins. We paid around 1000€ including the return 😉
Gosh thanks for this one! Not sure I could endure the experience. Like many other viewers taking your dad adds another older perspective which is of interest to me.
I've watched a few of your videos. Regardless of all your travels spending quality time with your Father (and your Mother in some of your videos) is the best thing. Really glad you are making that happen.
I took those first three trains when I went to Europe a couple years ago! (From the US) Sat on that same bench that y’all had the waffles on while I waited for my transfer. Köln was hands down my favorite city I’ve been to in Europe. The people there are incredible.
I've done that trip to Absiko a few times (and from Narvik with a few nights' stop in Abisko too before heading back to London). There is a first class section on one of other night trains to/from Stockholm but you do need to change trains in Boden to go further north (changes are at civilised hours and with only a short wait between them). I had a First Class Interrail ticket and just paid supplements to travel in First Class or Standard Premier on the Eurostar. That worked out cheaper for sure. I haven't seen the new Hamburg to Stockholm sleepers so it was very nice to see those, thank you. When I travelled in February this year, they were still using old/interim stock.
Hi will amazing video and great to see you and your dad I love the bond you have with your parents .one are no longer with me good you create thease lovely memories.i always look forward to your videos in work about 12 staff come for coffee in the morning and we watch your videos as always verry good information and great destinations keep up the great journeys will and from another will have a great x mas 🎉😊
What a beatiful and memorable 2500 miles journey. Great scene to watch. Thank you for sharing. I have been to Sweden, Finland, and Poland many times never knew about this artic adventure. I definitely take that tour from Sweden to North Pole. I liked your video guys; excellent experience.
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Happy Christmas to you as well... great trip. Those Swedish meatballs sound great. Your Dad's a hoot. A 'tad chilly' at the Artic Circle, in Norway!! Ha ha! You'll both be so used to being amongst the 'Frozen Chosen' having snowball fights, you could take turns jogging through London enjoying the toasty warm English winter in your swim shorts!! lol Or maybe the Opera could use a different kind of phantom! Two guys from a trip to Norway tossing snow across the stage. lol,, fun trip, with you both in spirit all the way!
Thank you-you, too!
Happy Christmas Will! All the best from The Philippines.
merry xmas world
Bit over AUD$3K for 2 to get from London to Narvic on sleepers and some First Class. Sounds expensive at first but not so bad when you think about it. Think I would get a flight from London to Stockholm and then the trains around many parts of Sweden and Norway. It really is beautiful up in the Arctic Circle. Long time before drinks and I definitely want to revisit. Thanks for the journey - I like trains. Great adventure for you and your Dad to share quality, good fun times.
How lucky you are to have your father by your side sharing this adventure.
Will, I love that you get to have these experiences with your dad. My dad passed away last year and I miss him. Cherish these moments with yours. He seems like such a lovely dad. Thanks for taking us along with you. Loved this video, so fun!
That is nice. I would have loved to travel with my dad as well. Mine is still alive but I hate him to pieces, he was/is an alcoholic and ruined my life with me growing up around him. Maybe in a different world
@@CalinFR I can relate.
@@CalinFR I’m so sorry. My heart goes out to you.
@@thetragicyouth my heart goes out to you, too. I’m so sorry.
I second that sentiment. Same happened to me this year
Enjoy every second with your Dad. I lost my Dad last year and miss him so bad! Please give your Dad a hug from me . I can pretend im sending it to my Dad.
My Daughter lost her Dad too, she was 15, he was her best friend along with me, so I am genuinely sorry for your loss, its a pain un seen but felt all the time, 🕊💫
Will you thought you were so cleaver, but I spotted your dad from the start even with his back to us. I recognized his walk. I'm glad to see you both. How blessed your folks are to have a grown son who truly enjoys adventuring with them. Such amazing memories for all. For a person with no family, this really warms my heart. Merry Christmas to you and those you cherish. God's Blessings to you all.
I’m going back to check it out…. Love that you picked him out.
Merry Christmas to you, I hope, you won’t feel too alone this Christmas
Merry Christmas to u 🎉
And you thought you were so clever, but typed cleaver...
So, we all make mistakes...
Merry Christmas
Making your father happy and the close relationship with will be returned back to you ,,,
I love your dad's happiness in his eyes,,
Good bless you
Your Dad is absolutely delightful. Really enjoy when you bring Dad, Mom and Miss Millie along. What beautiful countryside. Thank you for sharing.
Its nice to see the great father/son relation you have. Also 12:35 is the street where i grow up in Årsta south Stockholm
I love that you can spend time with your Dad😊❤🇦🇺 I miss mine so much
I am 73. My Dad passed away on to new adventures in 1986. There are very few days when I do not think of him at some point through the day. Three years ago my ol' Mom went off to find my Dad when she had reached almost 97. Both my parents travelled a lot together and have likely seen more places than I have. Thanks for making this video for me to enjoy and be inspired. My son and I are talking about doing some travelling together. Likely it will be on our motorcycles this summer.
Another great video. I had crippling depression around this time last year. You and Noel Phillips, especially the train, boat and bus videos, got me through it. 12 months later I still appreciate your positivity. So thank you.
what are you depressed abot?
as a local to kiruna,
if you are going to norway the train between kiruna and narvik IS the most beautiful ride ever. Doesn't matter if it is during winter or summer.
Happy to hear the icehotel is on your bucketlist as well! would also recommend to visit the mine, it is the worlds largest underground mine. with a main mining level at 1365 meters underground!
Han vil bli blakk etter en norgestur lol
Oh - you can visit the mine? Fabulous! I will find out more. We are planning to use the train from Copenhagen - Lulea - Narvik and then Hutrigruten ferry to Bergen and then Home. Thank you!!!!
Indeed. I go there every summer (to walk in the mountains) and get off at one of the various small stations dotted along the line (mostly Abisko, of course, and always with my dad while he was still alive). Sitting on the side of a mountain and watching the trains far, far below is wonderful.
I've heard the windows of the trains are dirty and it's difficult to see outside.
@@kosefix They are not that dirty, you can always see out. In the olden days the exterior were washed every day, now it is twice a week, so you do have a chance to see clean windows....
11:57 haha nice one, Dad was not happy but answered as a gentlemen, and your reply "Mixed Review" really got me, this is what they refer to as "British Humor", well done lads! And of course, good man for taking your dad along, this is how memories are made, memories which one day will be recalled and relived with your dad anywhere you are.
Remember the train rides up north as a kid probably around 1988. We were a family of six so I'm pretty sure it was a sleeper cabin with 4 beds, since we couldn't fit all six in one cabin. I was in one with my 3 year older sister and my mom and a random dude. My dad my older brother and older sister were in a different cabin. I loved that trip, besides the random dude being in our cabin, wished it was only us, and my mom didn't enjoy it as she got car sick (train sick?).
The cabin we had looked like the other cabin you showed but probably only four beds instead of 6. We traveled to Boden I think and traveled by car or bus (can't remember) to the final destination Korpilombolo, my mom's birth place to visit my grandparents and some aunts and my uncle, as well as cousins. Thank you for making this video so I could go down memory lane!
Visiting the Arctic circle is very special. I took a motorcycle trip IN SUMMER to the Arctic circle from Denver Colorado to Northern Alaska, just shy of 7000 miles (11,200km) on the return trip. Is was very special and I will never forget it! :-)
Absolutely brilliant 👏 thanks Will. You never let your followers down. Nice to see your dad travelling with you again 😊
Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄 my friend
I love that your dad participates in your streaming with you and that you take him on trips like this. Your mom too. You are very good to them. Always enjoy watching you with your parents, somehow it lifts my spirits a bit. But also makes me wish mine cared enough to be more involved and support me too.
It's actually cool how the route in sweden alone is almost as long as the way to get there. From the northermost point to the southersmost point in sweden it's actually as far as from southern Sweden to Rome
Its crazy to think about it. Im from north germany and was near rome last year. Drove there by car. I always think i would be faster in northern sweden lol but i drove 15 Hours to rome
@@warneking9557 If you drove 15h north from your home, you would probably end up somewhere in the middle part of Sweden. Another 12-13h and you’d be close to Narvik!
@@Mazhypic Souls, when you find the narrow road to heaven / keep walking on it.
lucifer = 1 Peter 5:8 (KJV)
Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil, as a roaring lion, walketh about, seeking whom he may devour:
he+ll love to keep you an ignorant fool. knowing not where you go, who you are, nor why life is.
Luke 13:3 I tell you, Nay: but, except ye repent, ye shall all likewise perish.
John 3:7 Marvel not that I said unto thee, Ye must be born again.
Matthew 7:21 Not every one that saith unto me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven; but he that doeth the will of my Father which is in heaven.
Soon the MOTB shall be share to all. It becomes a real choosing between MAMMON AND GOD>
Joshua 24:15 (KJV)
And if it seem evil unto you to serve the LORD, choose you this day whom ye will serve; whether the gods which your fathers served that were on the other side of the flood, or the gods of the Amorites, in whose land ye dwell: but as for me and my house, we will serve the LORD.
Deuteronomy 30:19 (KJV)
I call heaven and earth to record this day against you, that I have set before you life and death, blessing and cursing: therefore choose life, that both thou and thy seed may live:
And before you take me as a “troll” and “spam”, bother to watch all my 7 playlists, dear soul.
The simple research which I did, I named it simply: BIBLE + FREEMASONRY.
Love all your adventures my friend...... And your dad is an absolute riot😅😂....
The night train Stockholm-Narvik is split roughly in half early in the morning (at around 6 AM) at Boden C. Some of the cars head down the short trip to the Baltic coast to Luleå, while the rest go on towards Kiruna and Narvik. That's where you got the dining car swapped out. :)
Ah got you, thanks for explaining :)
Nice to see you accompanied by your dad. It is so wonderful to have parents around with us anytime and all the time and particularly during such trips.
What an amazing adventure and thrilled to see your dad again. Merry Christmas to you and yours and bright blessings for a wonderful New Year.
Yours are the best travel videos and the style and vocabulary really steeped in original English tradition. Your Dad is gem of a person with an exact sense of language and gestures. Thank you ever so much for bringing us along with you on your round the world journeys. Living the British, European, and Arctic remotely here in Lahore.
Will, it is so nice to see your dad on the trip with you! He is such a nice soul, as well as you Will! Your videos are the most interesting , all the nice places you visit! Those are trips of a lifetime ! Merry Christmas Will, to you and your dad, and mom, and of course Millie! Best Wishes For The Coming New Year!
Keep up the EXCELLENT VIDEOS!
You seem to have such a great relationship with your dad. Enjoy your time together. It’s great. I lost my dad a few months ago and I only wish I got to experience more things like this. You’re the best Will. Happy Holidays
It’s really nice of you, Mr. Trendy, to take your family with you on some of these adventures. Our parents are not here forever. Great review!❤️✈️🛳️
Always good to meet your Dad, on these trips 😊
Hello. After a terrible night of coughing from this flu I found your page and enjoyed all the videos I have seen so far. Thanks for taking me along on your adventures. Made the terrible coughing tolerable throughout the night. Thank you. May God keep you safe on all your travels. 🙏🏻💖from Saskatchewan, Canada 🇨🇦 🥅🏒
Thanks for watching and wishing you a speedy recovery
@@Trektrendy how do you edit and do those features? The map of great Britain? What editing software do you use
I truly wish I could swing the money for trips with the family like you do, it looks like such a great experience.
What a great trip and with Dad too!!! Thanks Will. Happy Christmas to you and your family.
One of my favorite channels especially being a frequent flyer myself it really helps me choose which business class suits my needs best.
A Sunday evening and there's a Trek Trendy video available, marvellous...And Merry Christmas to you too.
I think it’s great that you can share these experiences with your dad and mum and girlfriend. It’s a true gift. Love the channel and the videos.
Really nice to see your Dad along. Also the seats look very comfortable AND so glad you've doing trains hurrah my favorite of the ones you do!! Just my physical you make getting in top bunk look easy.
What a well produced and informative programme. So professionally shot and to think that you didn't have a whole camera team with you is quite astounding. Well done and thank you.
Eyyy, another great Sunday! Keep up the great work will!
Travelling by train is definitely not the most time efficient or space-wise pleasing but taking this trip with your Dad was definitely 'priceless'...TY
Consistent, good quality, and amazing shots makes each of your uploads exciting and enjoyable and with dad to! Best to you will and the future of your channel!!!!!
You should try Nordlandsbanen from Trondheim to Bodø in Norway! Spectacular trip, much nicer scenery than to Narvik 😊😊
My son is doing that trip this Thursday ( tat jealous) ..sounds amazing
Happy Christmas! I love your channel and have seen most of your videos over the years and it's staggering how much the quality has improved. From great to world class in 3 years (when I started watching) is amazing, it still amazes me that you have less than a million subscribers. I love your openness and the transparency on pricing and self funding. I would love to see a video of you looking back on all the amazing travel you have done on (and off) the channel and highlight some of your best and worst experiences. I think it would be really cool to hear your views looking back. You have definitely inspired me to travel a little more off the beaten path. Cheers!
A great video. It’s great to see you and your Dad get on so well and seemed to enjoy the whole trip. I loved two things, when your Dad said (4:11), ‘Mayonnaise and chips will do,’ and the snowball fight at 21:03.
It was a lovely surprise to see your dad joining in with your journey. Fantastic video as usual 😊
wish my dad were alive😭
wish all my people n animals were alive😭
they let us buy guns knives fire rope ... but not - go to sleep forever pills
for humans n animals - we all have to suffer before we can die
we can't cut off the few bad yrs 😭evil govt evil church😭
Can;t believe I never seen this channel before. First video watched and thoroughly enjoyed
Nobody does travel reviews better than you. Simply magnificent.
I was inspired by this video to take the train from Stockholm to Norway. It was a once-in-a-lifetime experience and not very expensive. Thanks for the inspiration to leave my comfort zone and explore!
I always enjoy the episodes just a little more when dad comes along. Always good to see mom and M too!
I absolutely love that you are getting to see the world with your parents. What a blessing! Best wishes for many more adventures!
I look forward to these so much. They are like mini-adventures. I am saving up for some train travel across the states hopefully next year. Thanks for the useful advice and inspiration! Merry Christmas!
What an awesome trip. I’ve never traveled by train but it really seems like fun.
My first time on your channel. I loved it. What an awesome journey. Thanks from Oklahoma, USA 🇺🇸
see my train journey ❤
Greetings from Canada 🇨🇦 thanks for the presentation first time visitor of this channel and Im thinking of traveling by train throughout Europe sometime this year, it was nice to see your dad on the video obviously you both travel well together
I'd be so scared of train delays with such tight stop overs! Great video!
Hello your video shows up in my time line so I decided to watch it, it is great watching your video, your accent is really great to listen to, your dad is a lot of fun so far, well Thank You from Chicago I'll USA 🇺🇸.
That last railroadpart from Kiruna to Narvik is a diamond in railway's in the world. One word: amazing❤
yes I did this trip many times but once a few years ago an avalanche come down from the mountains on the track and we had to wait many hours for help in the train .. but it was warm and okay in the carriage :)
you’ve given me a trip i didn’t know i needed to do. so wonderful to see you and your dad playing in the snow. y’all are so blessed
Epic Will! love the snow and the scenery in the north. To be honest as well that last train ride is pretty dam good value. Don't think id do the whole leg on experience haha. but awesome none the less!
I love seeing Dad with you. I really enjoy when you bring family. It’s an incredible gift worth lots of memories and a trip you’ll always remember. Great video! 🚄💙
Love it whenever TrekTrendy Dad (and Mum) makes an appearance! I've got a lot of fond memories traveling with my own dad and love seeing you experience these trips with them! Thanks for sharing as always! :D
I love how you put down in the corner all the countries and then marked them off along with when you were talking about price during the trip and showing it at the bottom of the screen. Have a blessed and safe Christmas and New Year.
Yet another good video! Always a good evening when you finish off a sunday with a trek trendy! 🎉
Hi Will's dad, you are quite adventurous, just like your son. I love the videos when you are travelling together. Same goes for mom, of course.
It is so relaxing to watch all the changes and be warm and cozy at home.😃😊
Love that you always bring your parents along. What a nice way to spend time together!
so cute with 'only the best for you, dad." 💗😊
I love the mix of high-quality graphics, maps, and selfies with dad for the human touch! Excellent videos!
The arctic circle I’ve just got back and it’s the most eye opening and most amazing experience I have ever had
So glad to now see Dad join you! Miss traveling with my parents who are no longer with us. Enjoy every minute with both your mom and dad!
I'm looking longingly at all that snow whilst sweltering in a hot Australian heatwave! I thought I noticed the back of your Dad's head during the early part of the video, and I am happy that he was along for the journey! I never realised that Lapland was part of Sweden nor just how close to the Arctic Circle Norway was, so this was educational for me. I'd love to make a similar trip myself one day however I won't be thinking of luxury as the trains were definitely not the Orient Express!I hope that you, Millie, your mum and your dad have lovely Christmas and a Happy New Year! Till next time take care.
Well Lapland stretches through two countries really, Sweden and Finland. One doesn`t realize how North Norway really is as it is still civilised and fairly close to parts of Europe which we don`t associate with snow and the arctics. Narvik is though the northenmost train station is still about 250 miles shy from the Nordkapp which is the northernmost point of the continental Europe at a latitude of 71 North. To give you an idea, if as an Aussie you wanted to go to the same latitude South you would sail to the Antarctic coast. The northernmost settlemnt in Norway which is inhabbited all year around (although winter population drops to around 30) is Ny - Alesund on the Spitsbergen island at a latitude of 78 North (that`s about the latitude of the McMurdo research station on Antarctica on the Southern hemisphere).
@@FrankyLon Northern Norway also counts as a part of Lapland, and so do indeed bits of Russia. It's a term for the region traditionally associated with the Sámi people by the southerners.
The dad’s got a fine son and the son has got a fine dad. Can’t beat that. The scenery was great and most of us will never board those trains so thanks for taking us with you. Appreciate your reviews…especially the brews and the sleeping accommodations since I view these uploads just a couple of hours before bedtime 😂.
Canada’s Atlantic Seaboard 🇨🇦
My two kids jumped for joy when your dad turned up 😊
Thats a bit weird tbh.
First time viewer here Will. And i absolutely loved your presentation! 😁 Ofcourse the subject matter is a delightful combination of some of my favourite things - train travel, cold locations and family 😁💞
Having lost my father as a young girl and having been very close to him, it was lovely seeing the beautiful bond you share with your Dad, God bless 😊👼🏽🙏🏽
Your commentary is well paced and the filming good too 😁 Not a single moment thst can be criticised! 😁👌🏼 I've promptly subscribed 👍
Best travel RUclipsr on the platform, thanks Mate!!🎉
A nice ride, mate. I like your UK/Euro travel style, upbeat and informative enough to be a solid overview. Def have my new sub. Cheers from Virginia, USA.
This made my Sunday! Great to see yourself and your father again!
Merry Christmas to both of you and your families!
For sure, Will’s dad is a good looking man, but he looks nothing like Millie 😂
@@groreistad5234 😂😂😂I do enjoy Will’s travels with either his parents as much as I enjoy them with his other half
@@sidudumba so do I.
I have watched many of your vids. I really do like them. You are so blessed that you can travel with your mom and dad and spend such good time together. My wife and I are both 66 now and try to travel as much as we can. That being said you must stay as healthy a possible to be able to walk and move around. Thanks for the great vids.
What a wonderful trip. How lucky for your parents that you spend such quality time with them.
Thank you for actually breaking this topic down in a way that a first-timer truly can understand :)
Nice to see you back will love your videos ❤❤❤❤
Thought that was your dad Ian in front of you will
Ofcourse I am a fan of your channel however I especially like how close and thoughtful and respectful you are to your wonderful parents
Traveling with Dad is the real First Class. ❤
I'm wondering what you did once you got to the Arctic Circle. I think it would have been nice to see more of it. Thanks for taking us on a great train journey!
Not much better than a cosy Sunday evening with a new TrekTrendy 😃
You have wonderful parents!
I had some wonderful trips with just my Dad and I. I’ll never forget them , especially when my Marine dad was able to stand in front of the Marine Corps War Memorial in Washington DC. These memories are priceless. Thanks for reminding me.
This wouldn’t be the kind of travel I enjoy, but I did enjoy watching you and your father going through all the changes of trains. The views outside at the end looked amazing. I would love to see more of that.
Awesome video, it was nice seeing this trip from your perspective. I have done this trip twice by now, in the middle of winter. Nothing beats seeing the snow covered landscape pass by while traveling on a sleeper train.
Just one thing, for such a journey I would always recommend using an Interrail pass. They are valid on all of these connections and you only have to book the seats/cabins. We paid around 1000€ including the return 😉
Without spending a penny I saw the lovely Europe . Thanks from India
Gosh thanks for this one! Not sure I could endure the experience. Like many other viewers taking your dad adds another older perspective which is of interest to me.
Love your travels Will. Keep em coming pal 👌
I've watched a few of your videos. Regardless of all your travels spending quality time with your Father (and your Mother in some of your videos) is the best thing. Really glad you are making that happen.
Such a weirdly addictive channel! 😂
Yes it is.
I just found this channel yesterday and I'm thrilled 😁
Right but I like lol😂
Exactly
I took those first three trains when I went to Europe a couple years ago! (From the US) Sat on that same bench that y’all had the waffles on while I waited for my transfer. Köln was hands down my favorite city I’ve been to in Europe. The people there are incredible.
Brilliant ! Merry Xmas to you, Mum, Dad & Milly. Thanks for all your amazing videos this year. Big love, kindest regards, Richard U.K
I've done that trip to Absiko a few times (and from Narvik with a few nights' stop in Abisko too before heading back to London). There is a first class section on one of other night trains to/from Stockholm but you do need to change trains in Boden to go further north (changes are at civilised hours and with only a short wait between them). I had a First Class Interrail ticket and just paid supplements to travel in First Class or Standard Premier on the Eurostar. That worked out cheaper for sure. I haven't seen the new Hamburg to Stockholm sleepers so it was very nice to see those, thank you. When I travelled in February this year, they were still using old/interim stock.
Hi will amazing video and great to see you and your dad I love the bond you have with your parents .one are no longer with me good you create thease lovely memories.i always look forward to your videos in work about 12 staff come for coffee in the morning and we watch your videos as always verry good information and great destinations keep up the great journeys will and from another will have a great x mas 🎉😊
What a beatiful and memorable 2500 miles journey. Great scene to watch. Thank you for sharing. I have been to Sweden, Finland, and Poland many times never knew about this artic adventure. I definitely take that tour from Sweden to North Pole. I liked your video guys; excellent experience.
Always enjoy your posts. Favourites are when Milly is along. Your parents are a close 2nd.
IT IS SO WONDERFUL THAT U AND YOUR DAD HAD AN ADVENTURE TOGETHER I WISH I COULD HAVE HAD ONE WITH MY DAD THANK U BOTH!!!FROM THE U.S.A.
Just what I needed after work! Loving your videos my dude 💕
My favorite parts are watching you and your dad interact. Great fun!