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You're going back to the USA? How long have you been away? There may have been some changes. Good luck getting past the border and the TSA guys with all those stamps in your passports.
The Clifton suspension bridge was built on the designs of Isambard Kingdom Brunel and was the first in England second to Wales' Menai Bridge in the UK.
I've loved your videos in my city, Bristol. Most tourists go to London, so it's wonderful seeing my city repped. I loved seeing you guys in places I have been to a hundred times in my life. Really cool, and wonderful that you enjoyed yourself so much.
I hope you don't stop, you are awesome and i love your channel. I am not kidding when I say, I can't wait for a new video every day. I hope too see more of you guys soon, it don't need to be like travelling around-the-clock, it also can be in your own town our when you are take a trip too family.😁
You two are perfect. I'm almost sad you've let the UK, because every time you're there you both beam with joy :) Also, you're fun foodies, a thing you can not take, and something we truly admire about you guys. Safe travels, and watch that tail bone ;) James and Kim (treasure hunt traveler's)
I comment this on everything but NORTHUMBERLAND IS WHERE ITS AT. Bamburgh and Bamburgh castle , Alnwick and Alnwick castle and just everything is perfect. You should visit sometime. Love the videos!
Really enjoyed your videos from around the UK,sad that your leaving but I hope you really enjoyed your visit.Hope you come back soon and have a safe journey home.
I've watched everyone of your videos and feel that you're in my home everyday so will miss you two if you're taking a well earned rest back in the US. Don't stay away from the UK for too long as you're greatly appreciated
We watched this before we went to bristol and near the bridge the kids spotted the slide and were so excited because they'd seen you on it. They had great fun, thanks for the tip!!
I was very excited to see this as I live 2 minutes from where you ate the souvlaki. This area is called Wapping Wharf (by the harbourside) and all of the restaurants are in shipping containers. I've loved watching your vlogs and look forward to many more. Safe journey back home, guys!
Love watching your video adventures! I live in Cornwall, England, so those vlogs were really cool. It’s so great to see you embrace the local cultures wherever you go, keep up the good work! 😊
Great video, food all looks delicious. Love how you guys really showcase how good British food can be. So many Americans seem to think all of the food here is terrible. I guess if they go to a cheap chain pub and order poor versions of fish and chips or pies, then that may be how the reputation persists. Excellent UK series anyway, looking forward to seeing your next adventures.
Thank you for all your incredible videos from your UK visit, well done Allison for conquering the driving on the left side you nailed it girl, please come back and see us again soon, hope you had a great time back in the USA..
I've been here all my life and it really depends where in Bristol you're from as to how you pronounce it, I think you know what I mean! Fwiw I have heard "Donna" more than "Donner" probably because I live in Cotham. I tend towards "Donna"
Also very lean - even cuts like shoulder or skirt - so particularly when it gets used for burgers or sausages, there'll be pork fat minced in with it to prevent it drying out.
Great video - again! Once more, some lovely and creative camera work, and a healthy dollop of food again too...Ha Ha!! Safe trip home, and can't wait for the next adventures... :-)
I wondered what you were talking about when you kept saying "donor" like organ donor or something it took me ages to figure out you meant a doner, its pronounced donna in most of the UK the O is a hard O >.< Glad you enjoyed Bristol its my uncles home town. You were in the UK a while this time, next time you should totally visit the midlands, Nottingham, Birmingham and the surrounding areas, Derbyshire is famous for country walks and stately homes (pronounced Darby). :P
Lol true enough, I honestly don't know the difference between a soft and hard O then I just know thats not how we say it in my area of England thats for sure :P The confusion is real folks :P
I second that, Hadrians wall, Arebeia, Bamburgh Castle, Penshaw Monument, The angel of the north....to name a few, heck they could even go somewhere historical like Chester or York. That would be really cool.
Wow, what a relief. When you kept saying "We're going to get a donor" I thought there was something really seriously wrong with you involving a lack of blood or something, and I felt sad. I was so happy when I realised that what you meant was you wanted to find a decent doner (pronounced "donna") kebab. Cypriot Turks and Cypriot Greeks, you see. In spite of their war, they brought them over here in the 1960s because they knew it was the perfect accompaniment to eight pints of lager on a Friday night pub crawl. They were missionaries on a holy quest to save drunken British students from starvation. And we will forever worship - WORSHIP - them because of it.
Venison burgers are normally mixed with pork mince because the meat is so lean it doesn’t lend itself well to burgers. Possibly why it reminded you of sausage.
I am glad you had fun. Bristol is a great place to live. You were brave walking to Clifton, I would have got the bus! I hope you return to the UK soon.
Amazeballs! Gonna try that burger when my wife and I hop on over to Bristol next week! Excited to see the sights you guys have been to! And gonna be at Wapping Wharf (the boxpark) too! Woohoo!
back in the day i used to love a venison burger and a fresh oj at borough market on saturday mornings, i know you've been there too, great for a hangover cure
Next time you come to Denmark, you have to find a tavern that serves all you can eat(or close to) pork belly and potatoes with parsley sauce. Also try and find Danish meatballs (frikadeller) served with either potato salad or potatoes, brown sauce and thin sliced picked queue comber. Just as traditional as the open-faced sandwich.
Guys, you missed out if you're burger fans - should have tried Schwartz Bros. in Bath when you were here - it's an institution. Mind that truck sounds brilliant - I'll defn. try it next time I've over in Bristol. If (when) you return to Bristol, I can recommend the "Al's all-in-one wonder" at Rosario's cafe in Clifton - definitely worth a visit.
Hmmmm..... There used to be a "Schwartz Bros" on Gloucester Rd way back in the early 80s, we ate there after swimming lessons in the pool opposite. I wonder if it's related at all, or maybe it's a generic name. It's still a burger place, called Ciao nowadays.
Bristol where I live, can't stop watching you guys, best Burgers in Bristol go to three bros its the boat right next to the cider boat you went to in your other video
I assume the term "modern" bungy jumping refers to the bungy jumping that we all know about. But the original bungy jumpers are on Pentecost Island, Vanuatu in the South Pacific Ocean. ( 3 hours by plane from Sydney) The Ni-Vanuatu boys and men tie vines around their ankles and jump from huge bamboo towers. It's an incredible and terrifying thing to watch in March/April every year when the vines are deemed strong enough. Definitely an unforgettable experience! A possible destination for you guys!! Hope you have had a relaxing break back "home". xx
Claralundqvist oh yeah i watched it twice. i liked it even though it felt a bit sloppy some times, but i watched it for the main guy who was (and is) yummy :)
Teachers, skins, casualty. All filmed here in Bristol. Crystal maze, golden balls, deal or no deal. Also filmed here. BBC natural history (wildlife and stuff) also based here😎😎😎
Eric wins the choice of food at the market for me. Venison burgers are wonderful. We used to get them from our local supermarket until they came up with a new 'improved' recipe :( We did have some amazing veal burgers in Fuerteventura last year. Happy travels & keep posting :)
Yep, Eric you were going up that hill and I was saying, what is he doing, he gonna hurt his butt again!!! OK, I think I have watched all your videos, love em. Eric and Allison are the best!!!
Sorry guys bridge fail,it you take the time to go see the bridge,go on it or across it!.The view up there is awesome!nether the less enjoyed you uk videos,think you enjoyed yourselves whilst you were here,happy travels!
I know this video is several years old now but I only recently found this channel and just have to say I WANT YOUR LIVES! Just kidding but I really love your vids. So many cool out-of-the-way sights and you two are completely charming! Thank you for supplying my new wholesome travel dreams content for this leg of our New Normal...hope you (and all of us) can get back to the adventuring soon!
Hi guys, just working myself through your vids, loads of UK you have visited I know well having lived in Cornwall, Bristol etc. Loving the content, have loads to watch, if ever you want to visit the Liverpool area, we are on The Wirral, very posh, and you can have free accommodation here to help your budget. Best wishes for all your future success.
Ha ha, at 11.05 that bare rock saying "Go Vegan" when I was a lad it said "Hendrix Lives" how times have changed ! Good to see the old slaving era ports of Bristol & Liverpool becoming cool inner city destinations.
The West African slave trade was already hundreds of years well established to the Muslim empire when European traders arrived to claim their piece of the action. That doesn't make it any more acceptable but we didn't start it.
We didn't do anything. None of us were alive. The dead people who used to live in this country loved a slave though. Couldn't get enough of the slaves.
Pro tip, when going down a rock or hill slide, use a sturdy piece of cardboard or plastic to sit on. Also, I vaguely remember The Travelling Clatt doing this video... I wonder if he ever found a sheep to hug.
Should have gone over The Severn Bridge and visited the Forest of Dean. It’s especially beautiful at this time of year. And I live there, so.... oh and the YHA is in a castle, at St Briavels.
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You're going back to the USA? How long have you been away? There may have been some changes. Good luck getting past the border and the TSA guys with all those stamps in your passports.
Fantastic as always. You two bring me joy.
Come to Coventry. I can take you to historic sights myself!!!!
you eat things ive never seen in england
As someone from Bristol, watching this made me proud to be a Bristolian. Love it when our americans brothers and sisters visit England 😃.
I could watch these UK vlogs until the end of time.
Bristol is where I live , my grandad played on that slide when he was a child , thanks for capturing Bristol’s little quirks 😊
The Clifton suspension bridge was built on the designs of Isambard Kingdom Brunel and was the first in England second to Wales' Menai Bridge in the UK.
Love the way you just love England and go see different cities and places all across england, food especially is great here✅
Please tell the folks back home, that food in the uk is really good!
jules....fried fish and chips ...you lot should eat more salads.
Barbara Hallinan
Don’t worry, we do! Can’t remember the last time I had fish and chips!
jules.........dont eat fried fish in batter and fries fried....do salads.
Send UK food back with them xD
@@barbarahallinan1151 I hope you're not American with that salad comment 😂😂😂.
Glad you enjoy our country so much and what we can offer you. Stay safe and enjoy whatever lies ahead.
I've loved your videos in my city, Bristol. Most tourists go to London, so it's wonderful seeing my city repped. I loved seeing you guys in places I have been to a hundred times in my life. Really cool, and wonderful that you enjoyed yourself so much.
I live near London but love Bristol ,one of my favourite places to visit in the uk, nothing like the Bristol nightlife
I hope you don't stop, you are awesome and i love your channel. I am not kidding when I say, I can't wait for a new video every day.
I hope too see more of you guys soon, it don't need to be like travelling around-the-clock, it also can be in your own town our when you are take a trip too family.😁
You two are perfect. I'm almost sad you've let the UK, because every time you're there you both beam with joy :) Also, you're fun foodies, a thing you can not take, and something we truly admire about you guys. Safe travels, and watch that tail bone ;) James and Kim (treasure hunt traveler's)
I comment this on everything but NORTHUMBERLAND IS WHERE ITS AT. Bamburgh and Bamburgh castle , Alnwick and Alnwick castle and just everything is perfect. You should visit sometime. Love the videos!
You forgot to mention the farne islands...
I agree. I visited a couple of years ago and loved it. I particularly enjoyed the book shop in the old station at alnwick.
Really enjoyed your videos from around the UK,sad that your leaving but I hope you really enjoyed your visit.Hope you come back soon and have a safe journey home.
Come back to the UK soon! We will miss you
zimpak.....yes very soon before brexit fucks it up more than it is already.
but how MUCH will you miss them?
We were shafted when we joined the common market.
BenyQuinonez over 9000
@@barbarahallinan1151 going to enjoy watching you (and the rest of the Remoaners) wiping that egg off your faces
Bridge from a design by my favorite engineer: Isambard Kingdom Brunel !
Hi, I'm so pleased that you enjoyed our British food...And that we really do have something worth eating....Many thanks.
I've watched everyone of your videos and feel that you're in my home everyday so will miss you two if you're taking a well earned rest back in the US. Don't stay away from the UK for too long as you're greatly appreciated
That rock slide has been there forever, and it's really shiny now! When I was a kid the surface was nowhere near as smooth, but we still slid down it.
I'm gonna miss your UK trip reports :-( Have a safe flight home.
We watched this before we went to bristol and near the bridge the kids spotted the slide and were so excited because they'd seen you on it. They had great fun, thanks for the tip!!
I was very excited to see this as I live 2 minutes from where you ate the souvlaki. This area is called Wapping Wharf (by the harbourside) and all of the restaurants are in shipping containers. I've loved watching your vlogs and look forward to many more. Safe journey back home, guys!
Love watching your video adventures! I live in Cornwall, England, so those vlogs were really cool. It’s so great to see you embrace the local cultures wherever you go, keep up the good work! 😊
I wish I could join you ever vlog! You two have a real gift for making every place you visit seem like the best place you've ever visited.
Great video, food all looks delicious. Love how you guys really showcase how good British food can be. So many Americans seem to think all of the food here is terrible. I guess if they go to a cheap chain pub and order poor versions of fish and chips or pies, then that may be how the reputation persists. Excellent UK series anyway, looking forward to seeing your next adventures.
the older u get the faster the time goes
Thank you for all your incredible videos from your UK visit, well done Allison for conquering the driving on the left side you nailed it girl, please come back and see us again soon, hope you had a great time back in the USA..
Harbourside market still going, and that donburi place has a full-time store now, their kara age is to die for. Go Bristol!
To all commenters saying "Donna". Please stop. We born and bred Bristolians say "Donner" , there's an R on the end of it. Cheers.
I've been here all my life and it really depends where in Bristol you're from as to how you pronounce it, I think you know what I mean!
Fwiw I have heard "Donna" more than "Donner" probably because I live in Cotham. I tend towards "Donna"
I love doing this kind of thing in the US, just grab a car and drive around local areas. You guys really show the best of the UK.
That rock slide clip was absolutely hilarious! You two are an amazing team and couple! #motivation #inspiration
Hope you guys have enjoyed Uk. You be welcomed back any time
It was a pleasure watching you, nice places you showed us of UK.
Great post guys have a safe journey back home x
Eric and Alison at their best, always worth the wait, go tell your friends 😉
Miss you allready guys but you deserve a big rest. Thanks for these amazing video's you are You tube Gems
I'm terrified and fascinated by that bridge all at the same time :D
Safe trip back home guy's. Hope you're back to the UK soon.
What a truly delightful couple you are!
Very enjoyable videos on your UK trip as you always do.
Still traveling like crazy mad people! You've come so far, especially with your merch! :D WOO!
Just a note we say don-er and ke-bab not ke-bob
VENISON meat is lovely , but its a bit deer lol lol . hey have a save trip over the pond thank you both 😎
Ha Ha!! Yep, Venison is a favourite with me...very 'gamey', and delicious!
Boooooooo punnnnnnnnnzzzz haha
Also very lean - even cuts like shoulder or skirt - so particularly when it gets used for burgers or sausages, there'll be pork fat minced in with it to prevent it drying out.
I lol'ed to hard at "with your butt, you'll go flying on that thing" lol
Great video - again! Once more, some lovely and creative camera work, and a healthy dollop of food again too...Ha Ha!!
Safe trip home, and can't wait for the next adventures... :-)
I wondered what you were talking about when you kept saying "donor" like organ donor or something it took me ages to figure out you meant a doner, its pronounced donna in most of the UK the O is a hard O >.<
Glad you enjoyed Bristol its my uncles home town. You were in the UK a while this time, next time you should totally visit the midlands, Nottingham, Birmingham and the surrounding areas, Derbyshire is famous for country walks and stately homes (pronounced Darby). :P
No, i'm british and they were definitely doing the hard O... because it's longer 'doughner'. the way we say it, donner is a quick O.
Northamptonshire is also a great place with lots of history
Lol true enough, I honestly don't know the difference between a soft and hard O then I just know thats not how we say it in my area of England thats for sure :P
The confusion is real folks :P
Or maybe, erm, the North of England? Seems like these vloggers haven't seen any places outside of the South, Scotland, NI and Wales...
I second that, Hadrians wall, Arebeia, Bamburgh Castle, Penshaw Monument, The angel of the north....to name a few, heck they could even go somewhere historical like Chester or York. That would be really cool.
I loved the little Mr. Burns finger tip twiddle that Alison did at 3:25 and then at 4:19 Eric should have said "Oh my deer" instead of "Holy cow"
Wow, what a relief. When you kept saying "We're going to get a donor" I thought there was something really seriously wrong with you involving a lack of blood or something, and I felt sad.
I was so happy when I realised that what you meant was you wanted to find a decent doner (pronounced "donna") kebab. Cypriot Turks and Cypriot Greeks, you see. In spite of their war, they brought them over here in the 1960s because they knew it was the perfect accompaniment to eight pints of lager on a Friday night pub crawl. They were missionaries on a holy quest to save drunken British students from starvation. And we will forever worship - WORSHIP - them because of it.
If you are back in Bristol again. Try Three Brothers Burgers. They are on a boat, near the YHA you stayed in
I did wonder if this was the burger place they had originally looked up, until they stumbled on the market and chose to eat there.
And you can sit outside the Old Duke with a drink, pop over and get your order, then go back 😁👍
Yay, more England vlogs!!!!
THE ABSOLUTE BEST BEBAB SHOP IN BRISTOL IS GRECIAN BY THE ARCHES ON GLOUCESTER ROAD
This is the one you want lived down the road from here it is the best in Bristol!
Yep you are not wrong!
Taken me back to my uni days and summer days sitting in the white lion pub overlooking the bridge 😉🤗
Venison burgers are normally mixed with pork mince because the meat is so lean it doesn’t lend itself well to burgers. Possibly why it reminded you of sausage.
All the food looks so good!!
Guys I'm English and you have showed me things I didn't know about over here. Great vids keep them coming 😁
Me when Eric decided to try that rock slide: “nooo, your tailbooooone!!” 🙈
I’ve never heard donner said like that before haha
I am glad you had fun. Bristol is a great place to live. You were brave walking to Clifton, I would have got the bus! I hope you return to the UK soon.
Amazing vid guys,hope you get to 200k subs by the end of the year!
I just subscribed to this channel and am loving it.. great videos..
Amazeballs! Gonna try that burger when my wife and I hop on over to Bristol next week! Excited to see the sights you guys have been to! And gonna be at Wapping Wharf (the boxpark) too! Woohoo!
12:15 That souvlaki looks delicious! For a Mediterranean dish in England!
Nice to have had you in the UK!!
My home town. Glad you enjoyed it. Come back and see the rest someday.
Bristol my hometown I’m so proud
Love Bristol
Really enjoyed watching your uk trip adventures. Safe journey home guys 😊
So good to see you 2 back with us in the UK, safe travels home but come back soon
I remember playing on the rock-slide as a child, but had no idea it was famous!
back in the day i used to love a venison burger and a fresh oj at borough market on saturday mornings, i know you've been there too, great for a hangover cure
Next time you come to Denmark, you have to find a tavern that serves all you can eat(or close to) pork belly and potatoes with parsley sauce. Also try and find Danish meatballs (frikadeller) served with either potato salad or potatoes, brown sauce and thin sliced picked queue comber. Just as traditional as the open-faced sandwich.
Nice nice vlog with Bristol! My heart skipped up a bit when Eric tried the rock slide 😲
Guys, you missed out if you're burger fans - should have tried Schwartz Bros. in Bath when you were here - it's an institution. Mind that truck sounds brilliant - I'll defn. try it next time I've over in Bristol. If (when) you return to Bristol, I can recommend the "Al's all-in-one wonder" at Rosario's cafe in Clifton - definitely worth a visit.
Hmmmm..... There used to be a "Schwartz Bros" on Gloucester Rd way back in the early 80s, we ate there after swimming lessons in the pool opposite. I wonder if it's related at all, or maybe it's a generic name. It's still a burger place, called Ciao nowadays.
You should stay in the UK, don't go, please don't go, stay and vlog from here forever
let them be free. let them be birds!
Lol your country won’t let them anyway. Without a visa, you get 90 days
Venison is always mixed with a bit of sausage in the little bit of sage and it's delish
Bristol where I live, can't stop watching you guys, best Burgers in Bristol go to three bros its the boat right next to the cider boat you went to in your other video
Ive missed you two! Just started back watching ya'll,
I assume the term "modern" bungy jumping refers to the bungy jumping that we all know about. But the original bungy jumpers are on Pentecost Island, Vanuatu in the South Pacific Ocean. ( 3 hours by plane from Sydney) The Ni-Vanuatu boys and men tie vines around their ankles and jump from huge bamboo towers. It's an incredible and terrifying thing to watch in March/April every year when the vines are deemed strong enough. Definitely an unforgettable experience! A possible destination for you guys!! Hope you have had a relaxing break back "home". xx
Bristol reminds of the tv show Being Human, it was filmed there. Anyone else know it? Either way i recommend, funny and ridiculously british...
ma plictisesc I had totally forgotten about that show until now!
Claralundqvist oh yeah i watched it twice. i liked it even though it felt a bit sloppy some times, but i watched it for the main guy who was (and is) yummy :)
yeah, i've been to the house they lived in
Teachers, skins, casualty. All filmed here in Bristol. Crystal maze, golden balls, deal or no deal. Also filmed here. BBC natural history (wildlife and stuff) also based here😎😎😎
Just been offered 8 legs of venison for £160.00, is that two deer? :)
fossy4321 Its a mutant deer, from Nevada.
ba da bum tsh
Probably going to be 4 deer as the front legs would normally be the shoulder joints.
Ben Hunter
Whooooosh. Right over your head.
@@nick260682 Oh yes can't belive I missed that. What a dunce
Eric wins the choice of food at the market for me. Venison burgers are wonderful. We used to get them from our local supermarket until they came up with a new 'improved' recipe :(
We did have some amazing veal burgers in Fuerteventura last year.
Happy travels & keep posting :)
Yep, Eric you were going up that hill and I was saying, what is he doing, he gonna hurt his butt again!!! OK, I think I have watched all your videos, love em. Eric and Allison are the best!!!
Sorry guys bridge fail,it you take the time to go see the bridge,go on it or across it!.The view up there is awesome!nether the less enjoyed you uk videos,think you enjoyed yourselves whilst you were here,happy travels!
Its like watching Jake gyllenhaal and geri halliwell trying new foods every day.
J/K great show guys.
Can't beat a nice Clarks Pie in Bristol, I moved away from Bristol 2 1/2 years ago but everytime I go home I have to have my Clarks Pie fix
I really enjoy your adventures:) I’m in Bath and really bummed that it’s your last day in the UK! Come back soon 😊
May the road rise with you!
You guys are so great and your vlogs are awesome.
Hey, come back soon! Always welcome. Any chance of you getting back for some Christmas markets this festive season?
I know this video is several years old now but I only recently found this channel and just have to say I WANT YOUR LIVES! Just kidding but I really love your vids. So many cool out-of-the-way sights and you two are completely charming! Thank you for supplying my new wholesome travel dreams content for this leg of our New Normal...hope you (and all of us) can get back to the adventuring soon!
Sad that they didn’t go to any of the classic amazing food places in Bristol! Missed out on soooooooo much
Thank you for coming to my country! Great videos.
Hi guys, just working myself through your vids, loads of UK you have visited I know well having lived in Cornwall, Bristol etc. Loving the content, have loads to watch, if ever you want to visit the Liverpool area, we are on The Wirral, very posh, and you can have free accommodation here to help your budget. Best wishes for all your future success.
Ha ha, at 11.05 that bare rock saying "Go Vegan" when I was a lad it said "Hendrix Lives" how times have changed !
Good to see the old slaving era ports of Bristol & Liverpool becoming cool inner city destinations.
It was indentured servants and criminals that Bristol exported not slaves
That too, Dave but slaves were imported, I read somewhere.
Slavery was a big part of the history in Bristol. Colston Hall had to change its name due to it being named after a slave trader.
The West African slave trade was already hundreds of years well established to the Muslim empire when European traders arrived to claim their piece of the action. That doesn't make it any more acceptable but we didn't start it.
We didn't do anything. None of us were alive. The dead people who used to live in this country loved a slave though. Couldn't get enough of the slaves.
Pro tip, when going down a rock or hill slide, use a sturdy piece of cardboard or plastic to sit on.
Also, I vaguely remember The Travelling Clatt doing this video...
I wonder if he ever found a sheep to hug.
Should have gone over The Severn Bridge and visited the Forest of Dean. It’s especially beautiful at this time of year. And I live there, so.... oh and the YHA is in a castle, at St Briavels.
When you return, you should really visit Northumberland and Durham - safe travels.
There’s a great kebabby in St Nicolas’ Market - fresh stone baked bread made as you wait.
That area is called The Welsh back. It’s amazing 😁
That venison burger looks Ammaaaaaaazing!!!👌🏻
Happy travels enjoy your rest!