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Hi
These about pages are always a challenge and who is really interested about me? Well if you are reading this then I guess that maybe you are or perhaps you just saw something of interest on my channel.
I travel in my Sprinter van in Australia and also given the chance I travel overseas. No matter which country I am in my happy place is outdoors and preferably walking somewhere near the water or amongst trees.
Happy that you've found my channel and hopefully I post some videos that interest you enough to come back again
These about pages are always a challenge and who is really interested about me? Well if you are reading this then I guess that maybe you are or perhaps you just saw something of interest on my channel.
I travel in my Sprinter van in Australia and also given the chance I travel overseas. No matter which country I am in my happy place is outdoors and preferably walking somewhere near the water or amongst trees.
Happy that you've found my channel and hopefully I post some videos that interest you enough to come back again
#133 Getting Intrepid in Morocco
I join a group of Intrepid Travelers and see many totally unexpected things and places.
Casablanca to Rabat to Meknes and even Fes
Casablanca to Rabat to Meknes and even Fes
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#132 The Friendliest Country I have Visited
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I had all sorts of warnings about traveling to Morocco everything I read said traveling as a female here on your own was not recommended. You would be disrespected, people would make lewd comments and you would be hassled. My experience was the absolute opposite I experienced friendliness, I was welcomed and greeted wherever I went and never ever did I feel insecure or intimidated. And I walked...
#131 Is Milan the City to Shop?
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Actually as is typical for my type of travel I actually didn’t go shopping however I found many amazing streets where I could have. So many well known high end shops and your chauffeur can wait in the car in the street. I explored so much in just one day and really had a wonderful time in the lesser known areas. See here the free things I discovered including a museum with art & fashion, a very...
#130 The Perfect Place to Day Hike in Italy
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I had booked to stay at La Spezia knowing it was near to some amazing hiking trails but it was so much better than I imagined. I even discovered it was near to another famous monument yeah geography was never my strong subject.
#129 Seriously Best Palace Ever
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Turin was just an amazing city to visit I relaxed and enjoyed the scenery, the views and of course the palace in this original capital of Italy
#128 I found a peaceful city Vicenza
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Who has heard on Vicenza? Not me until I researched. I wanted a base to visit Venice & Verona so this was the perfect spot. Unfortunately things didn’t quite work out as planned but I had a great time all the same
#126 Crazy Days near Naples
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People said don’t go there it’s full of crime and dangerous & dirty. But I loved it. I had such a good time firstly exploring the back streets of Naples and into the manic shopping streets. Then I did a couple of crazy busy day trips on my own which was easy peezy. Amalfi Coast multiple types of transport and I went to heaps of places then the huge ruins plus the lesser known places.
#125 The things I learnt about Albania may surprise you
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Albania was such an interesting place to travel and I only went to 3 cities but each was so different. Of course there were castles, synagogues, parks, mountains, lakes, beaches, oceans, lookouts oh and a few other things that I thought pretty cool. Of course I’ve shared them with you in this video.
#124 Pearls made from Fish - you have to be kidding
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I kid you not I went to the beautiful lakeside town of Ohrid in North Macedonia and found a totally new type of pearl. I include that as well as a brilliant carver & printer in this video. There is so much to love about Ohrid beautiful churches, turtles up to mischief, a bone museum and more all included here.
#123 Skopje Canyons and Bazaar’s
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I didn’t know what to expect arriving in Skopje in extremely hot weather. The city was super hot but the canyon was amazingly cool and then a bonus boat ride with a surprise at the end. There is some interesting history in this city including a recent earthquake which I share more details here
#122 Seeing the other side of Belgrade
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Who would have known that there is a whole “new” area to Belgrade that very few travelers take time to explore. So glad I went across to Zemun and explored using GPSMyCITY APP. I also found the bohemian area of Belgrade and some war damaged buildings plus lots more including 500 year old buildings & some brilliant but confrontational art work
#121 I met Jovan and had a whole new experience
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A small city in Serbia that you probably haven’t heard of is Novi Sad. It has a very interesting history and is now becoming the country’s music and art centre. Only there for a couple of nights but went to a fortress, a beach and even a synagogue. In 40° this was one hot city with lots of very kind people.
#120 Still smiling even in crazy winds
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Ah Budapest a city that’s on lots of people’s bucket list and now I know why. It’s got so many faces and I think I got to see lots of them in my few days there. I got lost in alleys, discovered amazing architecture and art, visited different castles and climbed mountains to get brilliant views. I even spent 3 hours in heated pools. Wow 3 days and 100’s of experiences to share here.
#119 Riding Horses in Vienna
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Well to be honest I didn’t get to actually ride a horse but I met lots and got up real close. I also did heaps of walking tours all different and definitely worthwhile. Went to a few palaces apparently there’s 100’s of them and you don’t need to be royalty. So many things to do in this historic city and I try here to share a good selection with you.
#118 I got caught in a storm in Prague
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#118 I got caught in a storm in Prague
#117 In 40° heat what do you eat for dinner?
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#117 In 40° heat what do you eat for dinner?
#116 Still smiling behind bars in Berlin
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#116 Still smiling behind bars in Berlin
#115 What’s a Stroopwafel? Go to Amsterdam to find out
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#115 What’s a Stroopwafel? Go to Amsterdam to find out
#112 Rock Climbing on the Coast to Coast UK
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#112 Rock Climbing on the Coast to Coast UK
#109 The Beginning of the Coast to Coast
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#109 The Beginning of the Coast to Coast
#107 Edinburgh more than woolly socks
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#107 Edinburgh more than woolly socks
#105 Should I have been worried - Glasgow
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#105 Should I have been worried - Glasgow
#104 Glastonbury Amazing and Bristol 2
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#104 Glastonbury Amazing and Bristol 2
From NZ. Loving your travels.
@@patriciaclarke7686 Thank you I do love sharing and being a solo traveler it’s fun to “talk” to others as I go
Welcome to Morocco I hope to spend a Great time Don't forget to visit other city's I recommend you to take al bouraq train next time
@@khalidouizou Thanks for watching my video and it would be wonderful to make another visit
That roundabout gave me a panic attack just watching it! 🤣
Juve serie B .
Milano è semplicemente brutta-
Wrong, it is the 4th largest city in Italy, but among the 10 largest it is certainly the one most ignored by tourists.
@@beppeveltri Yes my bad I got it wrong but am so glad to have discovered this ignored city. Always more fun to go where most others don’t. Thanks for watching
@@annsspace2600 Ah ok, then you could go and visit Basilicata or Calabria, there few tourists go, although it can be difficult to get there and get around by public transport 😅😅😅
Wow, your video is absolutely beautiful! Even though you're around my grandmother's age, I’m really impressed by your passion for travel and video creation. Morocco looks like such a stunning and friendly place. After watching several of your videos, it's clear that you truly love creating content. If you'd like, I'd be happy to help you with it. I’ve been working as a virtual assistant for a long time, helping chennals to grow. Can we connact ?
@@DesignwithAlam Thanks for your kind comments (and you made me laugh out loud in a restaurant) but I’m happy with my very amateur effort at the moment. No intention to make money. I use my iphone for everything and usually edit while traveling on trains etc so have to keep everything basic.
Really enjoying your channel
@@patriciaclarke7686 Thank you so much. It’s great to be able to share as I travel alone
What is the name of the hostel you are using in Turin?
@@SunshineAllDaywPugs I stayed at Combo Torino (Turin) A very good hostel and also stayed at their one in Milan. Thanks for watching my channel
Looks amazing, would love to walk that path!
Just been to Bologna. It has lots covered walk ways including the Via Rosa. Magnificent.
@@JohnKirwan-zp5fl Unfortunately all I got to see of Bologna was the train station as you probably saw on the video. Thanks for watching my channel
Glad you liked my city
@@Alby_Torino A very easy city to enjoy 🙏
Just italy's the former Capital ..
you are wrong .....so many palace to visit.....you do not know Italy.
@@delfo65 True I do not know Italy as well as many people but this was my feeling as I saw the palace. I have much more to see. Thanks for watching
Turin is the 4th biggest after Rome milan and naples
@@vincenzochessa9373 Thank you I do need to check my fact right 😀. Hope you enjoyed the video
Hi Ann, this video in my city Turin is amazing! I hope your stay in Italy will be unforgettable!
@@lorenzogoesto Yes definitely unforgettable I hope I did your city justice. Thanks for watching
turin my city
@@nibiru3675 And such a great city I think I could happily live there. Thanks for watching my video
Hello thanks tò love my city ..i give you a suggestion: try tò visit venaria s regia...
@@sandroparola7327 Unfortunately I’ve left Italy but I maybe back thanks for watching
The big mouse is not amouse is called nutria a south american animal. Is damaging to the river banks cause it make his home there.
Torino è bellissima
@@enrico4812 Yes I think so too
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Turin is a masterpiece!!!
@@riccardoct8692 I was only there 2 nights but have suggested to many people to visit. Thanks for watching
The third largest city in Italy is Napoli not turin
@@pompei1968 Gosh I got that way wrong didn’t I my apologies. I see there are many cities larger than Turin. I’m thinking perhaps when the palace was built it was the third largest city agh but who knows I don’t 😀😀
ed allora.Non cambia nulla sulla bellezza Di Torino.Comunque Napoli continua a perdere abitanti è sotto il milione come Torino ....
Ballano 50 k abitanti, anni è Torino, anni è Napoli, diciamo che qui è nata la Rai, la Telecom, lancia, Fiat e dove l'Italia è stata fatta, motorizzata, informatizzata, e messa in grado di comunicare, da voi è nata la pizza, oltretutto in onore della regina Margherita che da dove veniva?😘
@@mirkoferrari8008 A Napoli, oltre la pizza, è nata anche la MSC-Crociere che è la piu' grande compagnia al mondo CARGO superando la danese MAERSK e la piu' grande azienda privata del settore crocieristico mondiale....Inoltre l'Alfa Romeo era napoletana, oggi francese come la vostra fiat, la "Puritalia" è una casa automobilistica di lusso napoletana, Alitech, manutenzione velivoli spaziali, è napoletana, a Napoli ci sono cantieri navali, il comparto pellami piu' importanti d'Italia, ecc.....Tutto il resto ce lo avete rubato voi nel 1860 !
next time you come I'll take you around to see many beautiful things that you haven't seen..😊
Hello Ann, thanks for coming to Italy, I hope you're enjoying our country
@@Mario-Betti Thank you and yes I loved visiting the places I went and do know there is so much more for another time. Thanks for watching my videos
welcome, come and visit my city venaria reale, it is very close to turin you can't miss the venaria royal palace. nice video 😁
@@roxcava2950 Glad you liked the video and thanks for the suggestion perhaps next time 😀
there is much more to see in this beautiful city, for example the Royal Palace of Venaria Reale and the Stupinigi hunting lodge...... congratulations, nice video!
@@ginobona7380 So little time and so much to see. I’m glad you enjoyed the video thanks for watching
Watchout for Pickpockets on the Metro in major cities
@@stevenbagley9858 Yes definitely I am amazed that I still see people with phones in their pockets and slinging bags over the backs of chairs. Traveling alone i’m always super cautious. Thanks for watching my video
The 4Th, But beautiful....
@@riccardomulazzani7436 😀 It will always be my favourite I think but there are certainly some amazing places to discover. Hope you enjoyed the video
@@annsspace2600 Your hope is well placed!!! nice video and... keep it up...
You should return, Egyptian museum, cinema museum in the Mole Antoneliana, Reggia di Venaria 🤯 car museum and I recommend a museum that few visit but you will see that you will discover the underground Turin, the museum of Pietro Micca! Goodbye.
@@dieghito2608 Oh dang I love exploring underground places if I ever go back which is actually unlikely it will be on my list. Thanks for watching
Conosci il canale TH-cam di kiley FLAVELL ? È una donna australiana che vive in Italia in Toscana ,è sposata con un italiano e hanno un figlio e in arrivo un secondo figlio /a .un saluto dalla Lombardia (Italia )
Cool that you've found out more about Nana and her parents, looking forward to hearing more ❤
@@cheriebekker7051 Yeah I still get warm and fuzzy thinking about how excited I was that day
The lady you met in Zemun.
@@ETANMILL Do you know this lady? She was lovely to meet
The views you showed around Bristol make me want to visit. Asha was keen to have a swim in the baths 😆
@@cheriebekker7051 Bath was pretty cool but yuck you wouldn’t want to swim in the Roman Baths. What was really cool was the family history I discovered
Loved the poppies and the river was very pretty too.
View of confluence of Sava and Danube, what is not apparent is that size of Danube is far greater than it appears at th-cam.com/video/ZvuW1PHtQw8/w-d-xo.html as obscuring the view is this huge Large War Island. Google maps will clarify the situation.
@@MrDomingo55 Yes it is certainly hard to show the full region when all I have is an iphone. Thanks for the link
'Zemun Fortress' is actually one of 3 Millenium Towers build by Hungary in celebration of (maybe) Hungarian statehood? This one is last one remaining.
@@MrDomingo55 Thanks for the information always good to find out more of places I visited
glad to see you enjoy the Balcans
@@ASMRJusTravelz Such a diverse area with many different areas, I feel I only scratched the surface but so glad I did 🙏
So you had a free bus ride, and a free ice-cream. That is our Serbian hospitality, something what you will rarely experience in other countries Good videographing. Keep on and safe travel ! Cheers from Serbia ! Come back when you can, it will be even better.
@@_petrovic179 Thank you Yes I found Serbian people extremely friendly and helpful even when we didn’t have a common language
Belgrade in ancient times was called Singidunum, a name with Celtic origins. Dun(on) means fortress or an enclosure in Celtic. They are not sure about Singi, but historians think it might mean circle in Celtic.
@@frostflower5555 Well there you go I didn’t know there was any Celtic connection. It certainly was a well placed fortress
Thank you for explanation 👍👍
Beograd translation would be more like Western city. Beli/Belo in old Slavic means west. Hence Belaruss- Western Russians. my english is bad so i don't dare explaining more😂
@@tajkonderroga Common view is that Beograd means White City. Never head this Beli/Belo meaning as West. It certianly means White.
@@MrDomingo55 where are you from and how much are you familiar with slavic history? i'm telling you what i have learned at history classes and even gave you example with Belarussia or Belorusia how we say it in Serbia. and to be clear- there is nothing white in Belgrade, nor ever was... it's not Minas Tirith in the east
Nice video❤
@@ASMRJusTravelz Thanks it was an interesting place to explore
Zemun was a separate town up until early 20th century, and it was up to 1918 part of Austro-Hungarian empire so it was even in a different country than Belgrade. Zemun is not New Belgrade, although someone who is not local can't see where it starts since now it's all one urban area. New Belgrade was built after WW2 by socialist regime as symbol of that government to show their strenght, and when it was completed it finally connected Zemun and old Belgrade. Zemun has more down to Earth and relaxed vibe than central Belgrade. 7:31 that's not island, that is other side of Danube, and Belgrade urban neighborhods (Krnjača, Borča) stretch even there although you can't see it from there. Great War Island is on the right in direction of old Belgrade, basically between Zemun and old Belgrade. 11:46 those barracks were mostly built for workers in socialist era as temporary solution or later in 90s for refuges coming from wars in Croatia, Bosnia, Kosovo, but several still remained all over the city (there are some even in central Belgrade) because they have unresolved property-legal issues so they are in a kind of limbo where nobody use them but also nobody can't buy them (from who? lol) to build something else. Many were also claimed by people who lived in them (since in socialist era there was a law if you lived in one place for 10-20 years you could basically become owner even if you were a tenant or was living in someone else home for free, it's obviously obsolete now but socialist era had many weird laws which left mess that even today can't be ressolved) so their cases are dragged for years in courts. 12:53 that building is Old Main Railway station that was operational 1884-2018, it was basically closed to make way for Belgrade Waterfront project in the rear of it. New central railway station is further from city center. And that statue is of one of the great medieval Serbian rulers.
I recommend you to visit Zvezdara. It's much prettier than Zemun. Zemun and everything on the other side of the river looks somehow depressing. Zvezdara has completely preserved the spirit and looks of Old Belgrade.
@@mm-gi5mx Oh Zvezdara sounds like my kind of place unfortunately I’ve now left the area and not sure if I’ll return. But thanks for your suggestion and it may be useful to another viewer.
Thank you too. You've already been there?
@@mm-gi5mx I was in Serbia but that was last month
Thank you for the video, everything looks so interesting and beautiful, one day I hope I get to visit there👍🤍.Greetings from California 👋
@@Rosa70_puentes Glad you enjoyed it I enjoy sharing my travels and hoping I’ve inspired you
You're quite the walker, aren't you? I would've collapsed from exhaustion on the first day for sure.
@@lauterunvollkommenheit4344 Thanks for your comment. Yes I do love my walking especially when I get out of cities and on to trails-see my coast to coast videos. I find it’s not just my body that keeps fit but my mind too is much more settled
this made me want to get my retirement now🤣
@@juliocortazar8955 That’s great. I say to people as soon as you can then do as we never know what surprises life has for us. I certainly didn’t when my life totally changed.
Lovely video 🎉 I’m surprised to see so many people in New York are still wearing masks m, is there a reason for that? Surely covid jabs are free?
Glad you enjoyed it. No idea about the masks as it’s nearly a year ago that I was there. Fun city
Lovely video
@@BareBonesCamping Thanks glad you enjoyed it
The tarn at 1:00 is Angle Tarn. I sunk into one of those bogs - thigh deep.
Wowsers that’s deep hope you had someone nearby to pull you out
Dale means valley so Swaledale - valley of the river Swale.
Ah ok that makes sense thanks but I still smile when I read that name it has such a happy sound to it
bravo ann！
@@juliocortazar8955 Thank you even though it’s been over a month am still very happy with my achievement
Love watching C2C walks - did the route in Sep 22 with HF Holidays. Can I ask which company you were travelling with?
@@richardhunter7363 Glad you enjoyed the video. This was with Northwest Walks but after this year they will no longer do guided C2C