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nice, safe travels!

nice🎉 from Bangladesh ❤🇧🇩

So amazing day with rescued elephants, very nice and ethical elephant expereinces,🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘

Sooooo jealous ❤❤❤ love elephants!!!!!!!!

omg you look like junkies

Bangkok was once called the Venice of the East by many Westerners in the past. Unfortunately they filled most of canals up to make streets.

Glasgow Rangers... urgh... sigh...

If all graffiti could be street art.

Nice to see a vlog ending in the street where i live and in my local ! Nice vlog 👍😁

We loved Premium Economy on Lufthansa when we flew to Barcelona. We did business coming back with them, and for sure, a great experience. Interessting you flew East, I was trying to remember what we did and we flew West. I think we did Toronto to LA, then we did LA to Singapore, as we only did Thailand from the cruise ship.

Cost?

Great video. I done this stage yesterday and had great November sunshine .. this video helped me. Well signposted except for one bit at a crossroads , bit soon realised had to take a left. Hope you enjoyed our beautiful country

You should have went into the bank it's beautiful inside with an amazing ceiling

Living on the John Muir Way and having completed it in both directions, I wish I'd have been able to join you on your trek.

Your guest house is pronounced Crewacan.

Please come back to Scotland and walk our Highlands and Island. Places like Glencoe, Skye, Mull, Shetland and Orkney, Just to mention a few places will blow you mind. Haste Ye Back, we look forward to your return.

19.20 at the clock tower, you were about 300m from Stockwell Street, the street where James McGill (founder of McGill university) was born. The house is long gone but the location is marked with a plaque.

I love how your pronunciation of Linlithgow got worse as the video went on! 😀 A hard one for our cousins across the pond. You were correct the second go, right at the start btw, not that it matters. One love from Glasgow. 💙 🦁

Love the pint of Tennants theme you guys have going! Very Scottish. One love from Glasgow. 💙 🦁

Well said at the end. Lest we forget. One love from Glasgow. 💙 🦁

Dude. When Wallace is trying to fist date his wife, the murdered one! Raaaaaiiin! 🤣 One love from Glasgow. 💙

Well done. A beautiful walk I did a few times a million years ago. One love from Glasgow. 💙 🦁

Can I just say, from a local, well done on doing Glasgow right. You have to look up to see alot of the buildings beauty. It's wonderful to see the tourist future it has after a darker reputation. You would have noticed many references to the bird, the tree, the fish and the bell. This is from The city of Glasgow’s coat of arms features four iconic symbols: the bird that never flew, the tree that never grew, the bell that never rang, and the fish that never swam. These elements are deeply rooted in the city’s patron saint, Saint Mungo, and his life. He was the mural of the homeless guy with the birds, on the building. Haste ye back. If naw, lang may yer lum reek! (Come back soon. If not, long may your chimney have smoke coming from it, In old Scots.) One love from Glasgow. 💙 Oh, and aye, there is only Rangers for Glasgow is blue. 🦁😃👍

I'm confused by your use of the word pylon. Is that really what Canadians call a traffic cone? Here it means something completely different - and much bigger.

Great vlog 👍

It's a cone on his heid 😂😂😂 My beautiful city of Glasgow. Been all round the world this is home.No rain .No Whisky. God bless Davie 🎉

Just watched this. Very enjoyable and I'm glad you found my city hospitable and beautiful. The pylon though???? It's a road cone 😂😂

Great video.

Hello, Dirt Road Traveller. I, too, was able to visit the city, and I would come back in the future.

Excellent video of my beautiful home city. Your narration skills made the video more enjoyable. As a local I used the Timberyard restaurant when it was a working timber yard, excellent place for hardwoods. So glad you enjoyed Edinburgh , Saor Alba Gu Brath.

Even greater now that Michigan Central is back!!!

Thanks!

Its not timed entry like Pena right? Thanks

Wonderful! Thanks for sharing this awesome collection of photos - you're both loving life on the trail, and it's inspiring to see!

For real people who work and live in Glasgow, it's a shithole pretty much like the rest of Britain.

Have really enjoyed following you along the way👋👏👏

Edinburgh is my favourite place ❤ I love the pacing of the video, looks like you had a lovely time and Edinburgh looks beautiful as ever-- thanks for the trip and the reminder of how crowded it gets in August 😂

Outstanding! This is, hands down, one of the best Videos of Edinburgh I have ever seen! You showed so many places here that I had never seen before in any other Videos! It was amazing! I just love Edinburgh so much! It is so rustic & charming! As well as being truly unique, fascinating, & intriguing! It has so much fascinating history & captivating ambience. Whether it is the Magnificent Castle, quaint buildings, unique Shops & Restaurants, interesting Museums, & so much more. Your Video perfectly showcased so much & more of these in this magical City! Your filming & footage was excellent! As well as, your Commentary was so interesting & very informative. Aye! lad & lassie! "An American in Edinburgh!" Who knew? LOL. Excellent job folks! Thank you for sharing this delightful experience in my favorite City....beautiful Edinburgh! Blessings to you both!

I love South Queensferry, I sometimes use it as as base rather than staying in Edinburgh itself when I want a break out that way. Last time I was there I walked over the Forth Road bridge to North Queensferry then got the train back to South Queensferry...then wondered why I was so tired. Turns out I did the whole walk with covid and didn't know!

Call me weird, but I love a museum visit! It's a shame you missed Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow, it's fantastic!

Huge omission in the video - can anybody guess what it is? 😮

I have sailed the Mariner 3 times OUTSTANDING!!! crew is amazing

It's pronounced Linlithgo. The W is not pronounced. Just as Glasgow is pronounced Glasgo. However, Loch Lomond is pronounced Loch Lowmend. Next week's lesson will be Milngavie and Culross.

The building at 9.49 is one of the stables that was built roughly every 7 miles along the Forth and Clyde canal in the 1750s to rest the horses that were used to pull the canal boats. The Stables Restaurant in Kirkintilloch which you may have passed but which is not shown in the film was also one, and you will pass another two in your next video.

I live very near to this section of the canal. In the scrub to the left near the loch at 3.18 (Banknock) there are the ruins of the old Banknock distillery - a whisky distillery long gone. The ruin at 5.46 was formerly a restaurant but it was built at the time of the canal (1750s) as a resting point for the horses that pulled the canal boats and their occupants. These buildings are placed roughly every 7 miles along the canal. You might have seen another similar ruin just back from the canal about 0.5km from Auchenstarry (around 2.20 in the video). You also have two of these buildings in your previous video on the canal at 9.49 and the Stables Restaurant was also one. I'm not sure where you ended the walk but as you follow the Forth and Clyde canal to the Kelpies you would have past an industrial estate which, in 1750, was home to one of the largest iron foundries in the world - the Carron Iron Works, which made the famous carronade small gun which featured on ships during the Napoleonic wars. The iron works lasted until the 1980s and also made many of the famous iron red British post boxes. I hope you enjoy the rest of your time in Scotland.

I live in the area (I'm originally from Linlithgow and now live near Falkirk) and its very cool to see someone else's perspective on places that I'm so familiar with and see most days. really enjoyed the vid, hope you had a great time here.

Thank you very much, nice video and a lot of information.

This is fabulous, thank you

The fruits look like rose-hips. Some types can last through the winter.