~ Only you, David ... could make a video and make us snigger at "the arse end of Lord Hereford's nob " ... well done & long may all your journeys continue!
Another voice but from the west coast of America; you are just as comforting, enjoyable and funny as on your water channel. Thanks for all your beautiful vlogs.
Another great video. Very enjoyable, I think this channel is as enjoyable as CruisingTheCut. You are very talented, much better than I can see on TV. Thanks for your hard work.
My wife and I were in the UK in 2016, just by chance we went to the llanthony priory. When I saw you heading in that direction I was hoping you would visit it. I have almost the exact same video inside the stairwell. What a great memory. Thank you for the video it made my day.
I did have to laugh, David. Two videos ago you say I am not going to video roads, their roads. Then two videos later your videoing roads, very pretty though they are, it did make me have a little chuckle.😂
Nah, that's just all the cities. Most of the UK is actually not built upon and in many parts is stunning rolling landscapes! See also my narrowboat channel, CruisingTheCut, for more spectacular landscapes, by boat!
@@Vandemonium I think I've seen every post on CruisingTheCut! Excellent job! Beautiful country as well. Perhaps my impression is wrong but what you showed here reminds me more of the country I love in America. I live just into the mountains of Colorado but the land I really love is the high desert of the south western US where you can see a million miles and there is very little if any mark of man to be seen. I love the wide open spaces. Thanks for all your videos.
As kids we used to go to Wales most years. I'm sure my late Dad would have laughed his head off when, in later life, I discovered they weren't really foreign holidays. But loved it down there then and still do. He retired to a little village called Gladestry, Kington/Hereford neck of the woods, where he lived at the bottom of Hergest Ridge. He would walk his dog up there twice a day even into his 90's. The 45 degree trek nearly killed me, but the view is spectacular. I never thought to take a camera up there. Doubt it would have done it justice...
@@Vandemonium Another time we woke up to see a herd of Bison on the hill opposite the campsite. I concluded we had driven to America overnight. Turned out it was Whipsnade Zoo... About 25 miles from home.
Interesting seeing Wales from ground level. About 5 years ago my ex and I made a documentary about slate quarries in Wales and the folks that came to the NE section of Pennsylvania to work the quarries here. Called "From The Earth". They settled in 3 tiny towns. One of the men we interviewed was 96 yo at time. He and others have many stories to tell. There's even a Slate Belt museum in Bangor
Love the David attenbouough impression. Hope you get some renumeration from the tourist board for this, this was good! Makes me want to come, although I am just as out of shape as you!
This is a wonderful look at the country side of Wales!!! Thoroughly enjoyed it. Thank you so much. It was nice to have this to watch after 7 ( or is it 8) weeks of sheltering at home. Thank you!!! I have watched every episode of Cruising the Cut....
Back in the late 1970s we would visit my grandparents in Hay-on-Wye and I clearly remember many trips up to Hay Bluff for picnics. Being the youngest (and smallest) I always went up in the very back of my grandfather's Morris Minor Traveller (woody estate), sat on a cushion with my sister sat next to me. No such thing as seat belts and child seats back then, of course. I often wonder how the hell I ever made it out of childhood 😂 If you thought the climb up Cockitt Hill was steep, you should have tried Hay Bluff. It's almost vertical for the last third of the climb, and is an absolute killer.
Thanks for the nostalgic trip down narrow lanes. it brought back memories of the time before last that I came home to Cornwall with my as it was then girl friend . We had come over from the USA,and out of thought for her(she's was as tall as I) I let her sit in front with my sister. Well my sister has always had a lead foot, so we were belting around these narrow lanes meeting on coming tractors cars and even a articulated lorry. Well I could not see her face. But apon getting to our destination I quickly found out about her ride. I shall leave it at she never rode in the front again and it always looked like she was asleep in the back. Thanks for the vlog David I look forward to your next. cheers
Here’s a tip with press button showers it’s worked for me. Press the thing three or four time in rapid succession it should stay on longer then then 3 secs
Just came over from Cruising the Cut and did a marathon viewing of all Vandemonium blogs since snow and ice kept me trapped in for 36 hours. It was worth loosing a bit of sleep over. You have an adventurous spirit, definitely not afraid of a challenge, and are quite handy. On this trip, the road between Hay-on-Wye and Cardiff for us was one of the most enjoyable. The scenery, wildlife, and peace of the countryside had us taking twice as long as we thought to make the journey. It was wonderful! This vlog also brought back wonderful memories of our 2018 May/June month long Wales and Scotland trip. I just love driving on the narrow roads. I know that likely sounds crazy to most but it slows one down and there's something comforting in the manner laybys bring out the communal side of our human existence. As you were driving, @ 10:04 in the vlog, a small chapel comes into view on the left and a phone booth on the right. This is an ever so darling rural chapel you would have enjoyed a stop at. An old grave yard and ancient yew trees frame the chapel. The phone booth was active and the wall contained a post box still in use. All this in the middle of seemingly nowhere. This was our second trip across the pond to the British Isles and hopefully not our last. I'll continue to follow Cruising the Cut and who knows I may track you down on our next UK visit. Thanks ever so much for your vlogs.
Despite the misty weather you have managed to capture some magical views. That is why I "visit" the Uk. I just don't know if the conjures of the landscapes can be as breathtaking as the UK! The stark contrast of the crumbling ruins and the green grass is stunning. The dead among the living!
Hi , you need to visit the lakes district it’s stunning ! Lake ullswater and genridding stunning ! It’s our place to get away from general life , but having two Siamese cats one who’s 21 and diabetic we can’t visit any longer , as he needs us , buts it’s ok he’s an old man now and won’t take to anyone else ! With our first Siamese she went travelling with us and cheerfully sat beside us and watch the scenery, but he’s very different he just wants to stay home in comfort ! I can’t blame him ! Great video ! Liz
Finally. A vlogger who knows how to properly pan a camera. Well done David. Beautiful countryside. I thought we had some narrow country roads in Missouri, USA. but those roads you were on give a new meaning too the word "narrow". Thanks for another great video.
That Priory was stunning. Amazing workmanship and as always the commentary was entertaining and interesting :) thanks for sharing your trip David and look forward to more.
Brilliant, David! I love your sense of humour and feel, as you did, they might discover your desiccated bones one fine summer day and wonder what happened. Drive safely, my friend. John, Ontario, Canada
You are hilarious in this video, really hitting your stride. Beautiful scenery, a fun adventure, thanks for taking us along. Beats Sir David Attenborough every time!
David, you have nailed it! Great narration and filming. It’s wonderful to see the wilder parts of Wales. Truly magnificent. The David Attenborough section was actually spot on and such a hoot. You’re quite good! And , I’ve always wanted to sneak a peak at Lord Hereford’s knob . Thank you, you have made this 23 f degree morning in northern Pennsylvania a little more bearable.
I am a recent subscriber, having hopped over from Cruising the Cut. I'm very much enjoying these vlogs and I wanted you to know that while I sat way over here in Missouri, USA, minding my own business, I nearly shot coffee out of my nose at the mention of "Lord Hereford's Knob" and his mini-knobs. Thank you for that.
You had me huffing and puffing and laughing! Nice video. I was stationed at RAF Mildenhall in the 1980s. This video reminds me how much I miss Britain. Keep 'em comming.
So glad that you have stepped off your narrow boat for a bit to visit and travel to other parts of the U.K. to show up in America, your beautiful countryside.
Perfect David Attenborough voice and delivery! Absolutely mind-blowing scenery. Thank you so much for the tour! I would love to see all that in person... in the meantime, I will enjoy your vlogs! Safe travels!
Fantastic David. I am so looking forward to going back to the Brecon Beacons, as, like you I just love the area. Thankyou so much from one campervan owner to another
Oh look, here I am again and even I am managing to incorporate Vandemonium in my life as well as CruisingtheCut Now I have to say I watched Part 1 of this quite some time ago but now I've fully subscribed here I am watching Part 2 C'mon now - Lord Hereford and all his whatevers etc...🤣🤣 As always your photography and filming are great and your commentary is more than perfect Thank you for a brilliant watch! Just pmsl as I think the text code is Am not really into campervans but great views and love your style! I need to recover now🍷Cheerio 😊
Thank you for the lovely ride (and a couple of laughs). I'm glad you survived the climb, the view was worth it especially as I could just sit here and see it.
Amazing!!! Please don't keep us waiting too long for the next Vandemonium vlog they are great to watch and so much fun! What wee narrow roads you have. Thanks for taking us along,
I hitch hiked to hay bluff many years ago and camped there for a few days ,stunning place x ended up moving to llangrannog a year later ,try driving into that village !!
Wow, those are some narrow roads! I have been to England a few times (I'm from the US), in the Southampton area, and a little bit into the countryside. The land is quite beautiful and I love the architecture of the smaller towns. Thanks for sharing.
@Craigleemehan: I acknowledge that you said you'd been to England (Southampton area), but to just to be clear, the footage is of Wales which is not part of England.
Really enjoying these David :) It's nice to see in a format that seems to give you a bit more elbow room to express your personality (I do mean that in the nicest way). I think David A. Might have some serious competition here :) Lovely images too btw.
Thank you, a real pleasure to view this video. Been in Wales 4 times, last time in 1998, and I seem to remember I also visited the imposing remains of the priory. Wales is stunning! Although I was always afraid some feral sheep might attack me.......
Just watched both episodes of your Brecons safari and enjoyed every minute. Some lovely camera work and stunning scenery. I am an ex caravanner and narrow boater so I've been following your travels on the canals. At 77 years old, I reckon I'm too long in the tooth to persue either any more so console myself with your films. Bit late but absolutely loved your bread making, " Load of old tat". Kindest regards, Barrie.
WOW!!! amaising vid. You are so lucky to Be able to see sutch fantastic vees.my w8fe and me would love to be able to experiance that, but we are both visouly impared, so your vids show us what is out there. Keep them coming 10 outof 10. AND THANK YOU.
i know it's a long trek but try getting up to Scotland in your camper...many great places for you to discover and who knows after all this Brexit mess we might have to erect Hadrians wall again to save ourselves from any more madness..but you are welcome any time .
Yeah, you really need to go up to Hadrian's Wall country. My (much) better half and I walked from Chollerford to Brampton a year or so ago... it was amazing... B&B each night, carrying a day pack and luggage picked up/delivered each day by Hadrian's Haul. A word of caution... stop to "admire the scenery" on each ascent. In truth we carried more in our day packs than we really needed... but put two emergency preparedness geeks/health care professionals out on a hike and they will be over prepared... we could have done minor surgery if we had to!
I watched part one and part 2 and they're both great... although the ruins of the castle were breathtaking!!! It makes me wonder about the people that walked the halls and lived in the rooms.....Plus my heritage is Scottish, would so love to visit Scotland one day💖
OK, OK,OK you have made your point we must visit the Brecon Beacons again. But just let me say on your head be it. Back some time BC (Before Children) my future wife and I were doing some “courting” in the Brecon Beacons - £15/night b&b, we were taking a nice drive over the Beacons on a single track road when I heard a rotational thrum of heavy treaded tyres - a good job we had the ac on (windows were open) I pulled over just before a blind bend and 3 or 4 army 4 x 4 Bedford lorries came round the bend oblivious to anyone else on the roads. Had I not pulled over I would have never married, had children or been able to watch your vlogs. So on your head be it we are going.
Gorgeous views down the ass crack of that Lord Hereford :-) I can see that having a bigger van (with permanent bed, shower etc) could cause problems with such narrow roads. Even a Sprinter van would be tough to fit between the hedges.
Nice tour...! Still waiting for Snowdon.....! Tips a Reindeer skin, under you between the madrass and the sleepingbag is isolating wery well ther are air in the hair goes warm, and very comfy to sitt on to! Nice out in a tent too! If you do moutain excesses more often than for 0 birthdays you soon have breath for Snowdon! Faire wind's BarbroSweden
Lovely views and very entertaining viewing, can't beat a hill climb. Everybody should get out and experience the fresh air at that hight. Keep the adventures coming.
Truly the best sense of humour of any vlogger, absolute gold
No doubt about it David you make first class travel Vlogs....it is all rather lovely and looking forward to more....in the fullness of time of course
You were hilarious in this vlog. Thank you for your sense of humor. And the scenery was absolutely beautiful, and so green.
The David Attenbourough part made my day :-D
I came to Vandemonium form Cruising the Cut. I have watched them all. And I have never seen you smile as much. And joke. It's lovely!
~ Only you, David ... could make a video and make us snigger at "the arse end of Lord Hereford's nob " ... well done & long may all your journeys continue!
Lucky navigator. What a stunning trip. 🥰🌱🐑
Another voice but from the west coast of America; you are just as comforting, enjoyable and funny as on your water channel. Thanks for all your beautiful vlogs.
That David Attenborough bit had me laughing so hard I almost fell out of my chair! 🤣
Another great video. Very enjoyable, I think this channel is as enjoyable as CruisingTheCut. You are very talented, much better than I can see on TV. Thanks for your hard work.
Thank you
My wife and I were in the UK in 2016, just by chance we went to the llanthony priory. When I saw you heading in that direction I was hoping you would visit it. I have almost the exact same video inside the stairwell. What a great memory. Thank you for the video it made my day.
My immediate thought on seeing your David Attenborough impersination was "Don't give up the day job", but of course, you don't have one!!! 😀
I did have to laugh, David. Two videos ago you say I am not going to video roads, their roads. Then two videos later your videoing roads, very pretty though they are, it did make me have a little chuckle.😂
Absolutely loving all the videos - been juggling between the narrowboat and van ones.
Never ask a sheep for anything, they'll always be "Mehhh..."
Thank you for introducing an American who assumed all UK was people and congestion to the empty spaces. Beautiful.
Nah, that's just all the cities. Most of the UK is actually not built upon and in many parts is stunning rolling landscapes! See also my narrowboat channel, CruisingTheCut, for more spectacular landscapes, by boat!
@@Vandemonium I think I've seen every post on CruisingTheCut! Excellent job! Beautiful country as well. Perhaps my impression is wrong but what you showed here reminds me more of the country I love in America. I live just into the mountains of Colorado but the land I really love is the high desert of the south western US where you can see a million miles and there is very little if any mark of man to be seen. I love the wide open spaces.
Thanks for all your videos.
Loved your Attenborough impression! Thank you for this glimpse of Dyfed; I miss it terribly.
Im so glad you were able to share Lord Hereford's Knob with us.
Your spot on with the music
As kids we used to go to Wales most years. I'm sure my late Dad would have laughed his head off when, in later life, I discovered they weren't really foreign holidays. But loved it down there then and still do. He retired to a little village called Gladestry, Kington/Hereford neck of the woods, where he lived at the bottom of Hergest Ridge. He would walk his dog up there twice a day even into his 90's. The 45 degree trek nearly killed me, but the view is spectacular. I never thought to take a camera up there. Doubt it would have done it justice...
“Foreign holidays” 😂😂
@@Vandemonium Another time we woke up to see a herd of Bison on the hill opposite the campsite. I concluded we had driven to America overnight. Turned out it was Whipsnade Zoo... About 25 miles from home.
Interesting seeing Wales from ground level. About 5 years ago my ex and I made a documentary about slate quarries in Wales and the folks that came to the NE section of Pennsylvania to work the quarries here. Called "From The Earth". They settled in 3 tiny towns. One of the men we interviewed was 96 yo at time. He and others have many stories to tell. There's even a Slate Belt museum in Bangor
The one word for the view is - bendigedig - amazing !
Love the David attenbouough impression. Hope you get some renumeration from the tourist board for this, this was good! Makes me want to come, although I am just as out of shape as you!
I must say, that was one unbelievably smooth pan, especially if it was handheld.
This is a wonderful look at the country side of Wales!!! Thoroughly enjoyed it. Thank you so much. It was nice to have this to watch after 7 ( or is it 8) weeks of sheltering at home. Thank you!!! I have watched every episode of Cruising the Cut....
Absolutely stunningly beautiful countryside. Thank you so much for the experience.
Back in the late 1970s we would visit my grandparents in Hay-on-Wye and I clearly remember many trips up to Hay Bluff for picnics. Being the youngest (and smallest) I always went up in the very back of my grandfather's Morris Minor Traveller (woody estate), sat on a cushion with my sister sat next to me. No such thing as seat belts and child seats back then, of course. I often wonder how the hell I ever made it out of childhood 😂
If you thought the climb up Cockitt Hill was steep, you should have tried Hay Bluff. It's almost vertical for the last third of the climb, and is an absolute killer.
So beautiful! Thank you for sharing your trip
Thanks for the nostalgic trip down narrow lanes. it brought back memories of the time before last that I came home to Cornwall with my as it was then girl friend . We had come over from the USA,and out of thought for her(she's was as tall as I) I let her sit in front with my sister. Well my sister has always had a lead foot, so we were belting around these narrow lanes meeting on coming tractors cars and even a articulated lorry. Well I could not see her face. But apon getting to our destination I quickly found out about her ride. I shall leave it at she never rode in the front again and it always looked like she was asleep in the back. Thanks for the vlog David I look forward to your next. cheers
Love the David impression!
Here’s a tip with press button showers it’s worked for me.
Press the thing three or four time in rapid succession it should stay on longer then then 3 secs
How beautiful Wales is! Thanks for sharing your adventure.
Thank you for watching!
Just came over from Cruising the Cut and did a marathon viewing of all Vandemonium blogs since snow and ice kept me trapped in for 36 hours. It was worth loosing a bit of sleep over. You have an adventurous spirit, definitely not afraid of a challenge, and are quite handy. On this trip, the road between Hay-on-Wye and Cardiff for us was one of the most enjoyable. The scenery, wildlife, and peace of the countryside had us taking twice as long as we thought to make the journey. It was wonderful! This vlog also brought back wonderful memories of our 2018 May/June month long Wales and Scotland trip. I just love driving on the narrow roads. I know that likely sounds crazy to most but it slows one down and there's something comforting in the manner laybys bring out the communal side of our human existence. As you were driving, @ 10:04 in the vlog, a small chapel comes into view on the left and a phone booth on the right. This is an ever so darling rural chapel you would have enjoyed a stop at. An old grave yard and ancient yew trees frame the chapel. The phone booth was active and the wall contained a post box still in use. All this in the middle of seemingly nowhere. This was our second trip across the pond to the British Isles and hopefully not our last. I'll continue to follow Cruising the Cut and who knows I may track you down on our next UK visit. Thanks ever so much for your vlogs.
Hello Bill. Thank you! Glad it brought back happy memories :-)
Ah Wales land of my ancestors. Driving along those narrow roads reminds me of your cruising on narrow canals.
Despite the misty weather you have managed to capture some magical views. That is why I "visit" the Uk. I just don't know if the conjures of the landscapes can be as breathtaking as the UK! The stark contrast of the crumbling ruins and the green grass is stunning. The dead among the living!
Hi , you need to visit the lakes district it’s stunning ! Lake ullswater and genridding stunning ! It’s our place to get away from general life , but having two Siamese cats one who’s 21 and diabetic we can’t visit any longer , as he needs us , buts it’s ok he’s an old man now and won’t take to anyone else ! With our first Siamese she went travelling with us and cheerfully sat beside us and watch the scenery, but he’s very different he just wants to stay home in comfort ! I can’t blame him !
Great video ! Liz
Thank you every so much for sharing so much beauty. You are marvelous Sir David.
Finally. A vlogger who knows how to properly pan a camera. Well done David. Beautiful countryside. I thought we had some narrow country roads in Missouri, USA. but those roads you were on give a new meaning too the word "narrow". Thanks for another great video.
Simply stunning scenery David, many thanks for taking us there
Glad to see you didn't perish amongst the clouds on a Welsh hillside. You squeezed a lot into a couple of days. Great viewing!
That Priory was stunning. Amazing workmanship and as always the commentary was entertaining and interesting :) thanks for sharing your trip David and look forward to more.
Wow wow wow. Stunning ! Great recording
Brilliant, David! I love your sense of humour and feel, as you did, they might discover your desiccated bones one fine summer day and wonder what happened. Drive safely, my friend.
John, Ontario, Canada
Thank you kindly
You are hilarious in this video, really hitting your stride. Beautiful scenery, a fun adventure, thanks for taking us along. Beats Sir David Attenborough every time!
Stunning part of the world, and great music!!
I like your appreciation of the history and beautiful vistas. Some take these things for granted or dismiss them all together. Good show.
Amazing Attenborough impression! Haha
David, you have nailed it! Great narration and filming. It’s wonderful to see the wilder parts of Wales. Truly magnificent. The David Attenborough section was actually spot on and such a hoot. You’re quite good! And , I’ve always wanted to sneak a peak at Lord Hereford’s knob .
Thank you, you have made this 23 f degree morning in northern Pennsylvania a little more bearable.
:-) Brrrrrr chilly
I am a recent subscriber, having hopped over from Cruising the Cut. I'm very much enjoying these vlogs and I wanted you to know that while I sat way over here in Missouri, USA, minding my own business, I nearly shot coffee out of my nose at the mention of "Lord Hereford's Knob" and his mini-knobs. Thank you for that.
You can't fail with a good "knob" line...
You had me huffing and puffing and laughing! Nice video. I was stationed at RAF Mildenhall in the 1980s. This video reminds me how much I miss Britain. Keep 'em comming.
So funny, climbing Cockitt hill was hilarious
Very interesting the Wales tour, thank you for showing us.
I think the word you were looking for was knackering lol. Stunning scenery thank you.
Thanks David..enjoyed your David Attenborough impersonation ....loved the scenery and the priory..looking forward to more vlogs..
So glad that you have stepped off your narrow boat for a bit to visit and travel to other parts of the U.K. to show up in America, your beautiful countryside.
FYI ... Americans only care about things American. Enjoy the UK for its own unique beauty. With respect, Americans couldn't give a rat's ass.
@@ianinvan - Um... I'm an American and there are lots of Americans who enjoy the sight and history of other countries. Yikes!
IanInVan Not true. From Oregon
Great stuff , nothing like the hills ....The mist is great .
Perfect David Attenborough voice and delivery! Absolutely mind-blowing scenery. Thank you so much for the tour! I would love to see all that in person... in the meantime, I will enjoy your vlogs! Safe travels!
Fantastic David. I am so looking forward to going back to the Brecon Beacons, as, like you I just love the area. Thankyou so much from one campervan owner to another
What amazing scenery. And not a bad David Attenborough impression, either!
Beautiful scenery just beautiful.
Another great video sir. The Priory was stunning and such a great choice of music!
Oh look, here I am again and even I am managing to incorporate Vandemonium in my life as well as CruisingtheCut Now I have to say I watched Part 1 of this quite some time ago but now I've fully subscribed here I am watching Part 2 C'mon now - Lord Hereford and all his whatevers etc...🤣🤣 As always your photography and filming are great and your commentary is more than perfect Thank you for a brilliant watch! Just pmsl as I think the text code is Am not really into campervans but great views and love your style! I need to recover now🍷Cheerio 😊
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The ruin was magnificent, a splendour. The scenery is breathtakingly beautiful. The humour was funny. Great video 👍😃.
Loved the David Attenborough bit
Thank you for the lovely ride (and a couple of laughs).
I'm glad you survived the climb, the view was worth it especially as I could just sit here and see it.
Thank you for the wonderful vlog ! Love your sense of humor.
Lord Hereford's knob is outstanding. Beautifully filmed! Thank you.
Amazing!!! Please don't keep us waiting too long for the next Vandemonium vlog they are great to watch and so much fun!
What wee narrow roads you have.
Thanks for taking us along,
2:09 🤣 the struggle.. new subscriber here. Binging your vlogs.
Second time viewing this and the scenery is impressive as is your videography! Looking forward to seeing more travels with David!
I hitch hiked to hay bluff many years ago and camped there for a few days ,stunning place x ended up moving to llangrannog a year later ,try driving into that village !!
What an excellent, funny, happy - vicarious trip with you to Wales. Your vlogs are the BEST!
your impression of DA was spot on!!
Enjoyed it immensely. Thank you.
Wow, those are some narrow roads! I have been to England a few times (I'm from the US), in the Southampton area, and a little bit into the countryside. The land is quite beautiful and I love the architecture of the smaller towns. Thanks for sharing.
@Craigleemehan: I acknowledge that you said you'd been to England (Southampton area), but to just to be clear, the footage is of Wales which is not part of England.
Really enjoying these David :) It's nice to see in a format that seems to give you a bit more elbow room to express your personality (I do mean that in the nicest way). I think David A. Might have some serious competition here :) Lovely images too btw.
Thank you
this was worthy of my award to best Brecon Beacons, Wales Award well done really did enjoy this a lot so beautiful thank you cheers
Thank you, a real pleasure to view this video.
Been in Wales 4 times, last time in 1998, and I seem to remember I also visited the imposing remains of the priory.
Wales is stunning!
Although I was always afraid some feral sheep might attack me.......
Just watched both episodes of your Brecons safari and enjoyed every minute. Some lovely camera work and stunning scenery. I am an ex caravanner and narrow boater so I've been following your travels on the canals. At 77 years old, I reckon I'm too long in the tooth to persue either any more so console myself with your films. Bit late but absolutely loved your bread making, " Load of old tat". Kindest regards, Barrie.
Cheers Barrie
That was awesome! Thank you !
WOW!!! amaising vid.
You are so lucky to
Be able to see sutch fantastic vees.my w8fe and me would love to be able to experiance that, but we are both visouly impared, so your vids show us what is out there. Keep them coming 10 outof 10. AND THANK YOU.
Absolutely beautiful! Thanks for sharing (as always). Hope you can make the trip on your boat someday!
At 0:45 the most important question I've ever had was answered. Thanks!
Sometimes that happens when there are stone walls on either side.
Thank you for the wonderful views. Each place seemed to have it's own special aura around it.
i know it's a long trek but try getting up to Scotland in your camper...many great places for you to discover and who knows after all this Brexit mess we might have to erect Hadrians wall again to save ourselves from any more madness..but you are welcome any time .
Yeah, you really need to go up to Hadrian's Wall country. My (much) better half and I walked from Chollerford to Brampton a year or so ago... it was amazing... B&B each night, carrying a day pack and luggage picked up/delivered each day by Hadrian's Haul. A word of caution... stop to "admire the scenery" on each ascent.
In truth we carried more in our day packs than we really needed... but put two emergency preparedness geeks/health care professionals out on a hike and they will be over prepared... we could have done minor surgery if we had to!
Thank you for showing the ruins of the priory. Being a history buff, I really enjoyed that. Good vlog; keeo it up.
I watched part one and part 2 and they're both great... although the ruins of the castle were breathtaking!!! It makes me wonder about the people that walked the halls and lived in the rooms.....Plus my heritage is Scottish, would so love to visit Scotland one day💖
OK, OK,OK you have made your point we must visit the Brecon Beacons again. But just let me say on your head be it. Back some time BC (Before Children) my future wife and I were doing some “courting” in the Brecon Beacons - £15/night b&b, we were taking a nice drive over the Beacons on a single track road when I heard a rotational thrum of heavy treaded tyres - a good job we had the ac on (windows were open) I pulled over just before a blind bend and 3 or 4 army 4 x 4 Bedford lorries came round the bend oblivious to anyone else on the roads. Had I not pulled over I would have never married, had children or been able to watch your vlogs. So on your head be it we are going.
Take care!!
Great scenery and a great show.
Fantastic. Stunning scenery.
I love those minor roads in the whole of Great Britain. The minor the better. Thanks for showing them.
No problem 👍
Brilliant footage, David!
Absolutely amazing! 👍 👍 👍
All love, and best wishes, Claire and the girls, Berlin 😘 😘 😘 ✌ 👍 👍 👍
Cheers Claire
Gorgeous views down the ass crack of that Lord Hereford :-)
I can see that having a bigger van (with permanent bed, shower etc) could cause problems with such narrow roads. Even a Sprinter van would be tough to fit between the hedges.
That's how a panning shot should be done, very slow and steady. Great!
Nice tour...! Still waiting for Snowdon.....! Tips a Reindeer skin, under you between the madrass and the sleepingbag is isolating wery well ther are air in the hair goes warm, and very comfy to sitt on to! Nice out in a tent too! If you do moutain excesses more often than for 0 birthdays you soon have breath for Snowdon! Faire wind's BarbroSweden
BRILLIANT! Great videography, love the dash cam and the history.
Absolutely beautiful country that you've shown. I'd love to go there someday. Thanks David.
“Lord Hereford’s mini knobs”? HAH!!! 😂 Beautiful part of the world indeed.
Beautiful scenery thanks for sharing
That was wonderfully entertaining and funny. Everywhere was just so pretty. Thank you for sharing
Lovely views and very entertaining viewing, can't beat a hill climb. Everybody should get out and experience the fresh air at that hight. Keep the adventures coming.