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Unfortunately, there are so many uncorrect statements in this video that its educational value is pretty low. I appreciate your effort, but please make a bit more research next time.

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Hi there new here. Sent across from "Money from Zero" channel. Enjoyed your tour of Seattle. Thanks 👍

One our favorite trips was to Seattle and then Olympic National Park

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Hello, Nice video, watching here and thanks for sharing.

I can almost taste the clam chowder from here. It's time for a refresher!

Great video! Beautiful!

I haven’t been to Seattle in years. Russell and I need to make a trip there.

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Wow it seems like no one was there in comparison to your Yellowstone video

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Wow what a stunning national park. All those buffalo and that bear!!

Melissa from Money from Zero suggested your channel on her channel! Looks like lots of traveling fun!💚

We spent some time in Seattle as our first port of call when we were moving to the US and wow what a city. Love seeing it from your perspective!

The gum wall is gross!

You should have sat on Petunia!

It IS a quirky city. You hit all the hot spots! Next time you guys are in town, if you are interesting in coming to Gig Harbor (the super cute harbor town where I live), let me know. We could exchange notes on retirement, travel, and being youtubers. We'd be happy to show you around.

I was there in March and am going back in October on business. I've heard crime has gotten bad in some parts of downtown, but I didn't see that last time I was there.

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So happy to see this video as my daughter is stationed in WA. Can’t wait to visit even more now. I hope to travel around some day, but until then, happy to follow your travels 😊 Subscribe and look forward to watching all your videos!

We visited Bari a few years ago. And found this beautiful village/town of Alberabello with the little trulli houses

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You guys should come visit Spokane

So beautiful

I didn’t even know I wanted to visit Seattle! Now it’s on my list.

Wow I love Seattle it slays so hard

Gum Wall...Yikes!!! Looks like Florida traffic in Seattle! Thanks for sharing your adventure, love the Petunia Pig memory🥰

⭐️ Thanks for joining us on this 48 hour adventure in Seattle! 🌟 Whether you’re here for travel tips, local eats, or just to soak in the beauty of the Emerald City, I hope you enjoy every moment of this video. Don’t forget to like, subscribe and share your favorite Seattle spots in the comments below! 🏙️ Thanks for watching!

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I love your channel! Thank you for reaching out😊! New sub here❤. You probably know but they had an eruption at Yellowstone, about a month ago , people were on that bridge , when it happened, thankfully no one was hurt .

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Turkish coffee is so underwhelming and flavourless, it's never freshly roasted, hence the disappointment. Also, the coffee is meant to be drank after breakfast. That's the reason the Turkish word for breakfast is 'kahvaltı' or, under the coffee. Really, it is generally reserved as an after meal beverage, although countless cups will be served in meetings throughout the day when guests arrive, or management calls the team together. It's pronounced 'lah-ma-june' and it's meant to be rolled up after adding the greens and lemon squeeze. In the same way New Yorkers fold their pizza slices, unconventional to outsiders but tradition for residents, this is how Turks enjoy it. Also, pide, pronounced 'pee-deh', is really the Turkish version of pizza but taken from the Georgians. Pizza is actually Persian, btw, 'borrowed' by the Italians. The dough balls are called lokma (lohk-ma) and are often given away freely on the streets by vendors using mobile cooking and serving stations all throughout the country. I'm not sure if it is just smart marketing, or if it has been the tradition for genrations. Either way, the people love it. It is closer to the Indian treat gulab jamun than a donut hole. Kunefe (koon-efeh) is one of those treasured desserts that Turks are very particular about. There are only a handful of places in the country that have the best reputation for this treat. It can be quite hit or miss, depending on location. Lastly, those appetisers are known as mezze (pl. mezzeler). Tourists must be careful about selecting these, since they add up and before you know it, they are more expensive than the rest of the meal! I have had mezze that is more expensive than an entree, to give some perspective. Turkish food is pretty decent and not at all pretentious. Many foods advertised as Greek in the US are actually Turkish and this is a point of contentious pride amongst the Turks. Of course the lines blur a bit, due to the geography of what was once Greece and is now Turkey (or, Türkiye, as the world is meant to refer), but many of these foods are found in numerous countries. Hummus is a perfect example of something that is distinctly not Turkish, but is often found on menus at restaurants that cater to tourists that probably assume it is.

If you return to Trier you should check out the Roman Museum. It has a amazing artifacts and a model of Trier as it was at the Roman times.

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So beautiful!!! Great video!

Nice images!

So cool! This makes me wanna take a trip there too

I'm so glad you were able to enjoy a few days there! It is impressive that you got to see a grizzly bear as well! After having worked there for a late summer/early fall stint, and having seen no bears the entire time, it is a testament to their behavior. You were right to assert that two days is not enough to enjoy what the park has to offer. One week to 10 days would be my recommended length of stay. I also think guided tours have come a long way since my time there in 1981, and that even though pricey, they are probably well worth it.

I am in awe of the beauty of the landscape and wildlife.

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Looks like a great camping trip!