Mark is indeed an excellent interviewer/host. He can grab a vloggers award anytime. Despite the distracting environment, his guest's story isnt lost because he listens very very well. More and more subs coming. Kodus.
Another interesting fella from my country, well the U K, well traveled and smart, easy going and laid back, I spent 10 years in London, some good people with a great sense of humor 😊
Hello Mark, very much enjoyed this one. Your guest is well spoken, well mannered and has had an interesting life. Big thank you to Les and yourself ./Vancouveer
I understand about the cold 🥶 in England. I spent 3 weeks in March of 2014 when my aunt was sick. The rain and cold went into my bones I felt an icicle one day while waiting for a bus :).
Very interesting conversation,,i love hearing stories foreigners living in my country Philippines,,while I am here working in Saudi Arabia for a long time,,looking forward soon to go home and enjoy my place guimaras island for good,,, thanks for sharing this sir,,,
Hi Mark as a Brit I found Les very interesting and I even watched the adverts. He has a lot of life experience and I listened to his every word. For me this was your best interview spot on mate 🇬🇧
Hi Les, My favorite interviewee so far. Adventurous, unafraid of the unknown, fly by the seat of your pants risk taker. You are friendly and seem happy and satisfied with your life. There is paragliding in Oslob. Do you have a TH-cam channel?
Very good interview Mark with Les! I hope you’d invite him again as he is well travelled and would love to hear more about his travels and experiences. I could watch this whole interview for 3 hours ! I love listening to your interviews because I learn heaps of stuff! My Dad used to say, he likes making friends to older people as they have so much knowledge in life. I’d like to hear about his experiences in traveling to Japan as well. Hope to see him again to your channel. He is a witty guy.
"The rain will permeate my soul" says Les about England. I have a theory. There was once a saying: the sun never sets on the English empire. They had truly conquered the world. Ah yeah, beaches, they were looking for sunny beaches.
Great interview. This guy is simply smart and a survivor. He is one who can live peacefully without worry, because he knows how to strike an opportunity out of a difficult situation. He can monitize problems actually. This guy is rare breed - a mature masculinity, highly reliable and honest. Takes care of his woman and knows how to make her happy. Hope he can write a book on self-help and survival book. A book on "No Regrets Life"!!
Enjoyed hearing Les' interesting life story and his rich experiences--handling various jobs and adjusting to so many cultures--and adventures all over different places in the world. Hope Les and his wife continue to live happily and enjoy the Philippines more.
It’s true what he said that Philippines is recognized as the global center for marine biodiversity being in the coral triangle. We also have the Tubbataha Reef which has high marine life there is. Talk about creme de la creme spot for divers.
I will have been here in the Philippines for 9 years this May. I am also from the UK and always enjoyed the cold weather lol. Now I could never go back to it. Jen and I have talked about traveling more in the Philippines once this Covid thing is finely done with so maybe I will get to talk to you in the future :)
@@nunyabiznes33 I think he means on the UK is sometimes very damp and cold usually in the winter, I was born there and the damp cold goes right through you , not nice
Mark, this was another great guest. Very articulate and interesting The more of these interviews I watch, the more amazed I am at the trials and tribulations people have dealt with in their lives and still come through successfully. I'm sure it's not your intention, but the thing is, these interviews are convincing me to be more and more of a homebody. I'm just thanking my lucky stars to be safe, retired and hunkered down at home these days. And to not have a life partner. I don't know how, or why, you guys put yourselves through all of it, but I'm glad you're enjoying life.
Thank you for watching and for taking the time to comment John. Everyone has to follow their own path. Hitting the reset button and moving to the Philippines is not for everyone
@@jameswatters9592 I just returned from 3 months in Costa Rica, and have generally been doing several trips to various places every year. What one ventures into, and how much, depends on your experience and decision making, and what you have to win or lose. If you want to prove yourself, get out there and show us how brave you are. I'll look forward to seeing your results. Meanwhile, though, I'm glad I haven't made your acquaintance on my travels.
I was born in Londonstan many years ago, lived in the Philippines on and off for 32 years and have a BIG motor bike in lapu lapu V-Max 1200cc Yamaha...back in Norwich UK now
I love to hear or listen about the different stories of people especially when they travelled around the world (I mean in different countries) - I travelled around as well too - so I do understand / relate to it...Really admired it...(Still living here in UK, England...Good for them...Cheers.
Loved this interview Mark. This gentleman fits “The Most Interesting Man in the World” mold as has sense of adventure to anywhere in the world on a thin budget and figure it all out along the way. IMHO, the best expats are the ones who traveled the world at some level in their work and/or life prior to retirement, as you gain a real appreciation for other cultures along the way. Can’t wait to move back this fall.
One of your best interviews with a very knowledgeable and well travelled Brit. One thing I personally appreciate is your style of listening fully and only interjecting appropriately. Too many, and some of your friends (!) do not let a person speak freely and are more interested in themselves rather that listen, a great quality that you have.
Totally agree about not being able to go on vacation to the Philippines. The average working age person needs to plan their time off with their employer, children’s school schedule, etc.
I used to have 5 weeks vacation in a year so I would submit my vacation requests months in advance to get the desired dates, it boils down to supply and demand so I would just take 2 weeks off then another 2 weeks off down the road plus another week someplace else. As long as it does not fall on a holiday and enough staff to cover then it does not pose to be a problem.
Raja Ampat in the Indonesian part of West Papua New Guinea, is also a top area for diving, it sits right in the middle of the Coral Triangle. The Indonesian archipelago and has exceptional house reefs! I found Taiwan to be just as developed as Japan, terrific country and people! He is spot on about the way the Asian government’s have total control over Covid, it’s the same in most countries, but in Western countries the public/media have much better communication and dialogue with its population. No, Marijuana is not completely legal, only the cultivation of very small amounts and it must not have more than 0.2% of THC, that’s allowed in coffee shops etc. It has CBD which can reduce anxiety etc but you won’t get high!
Wow Mark! You're batting 100 with these interviews! I'm still in China and he is correct. We are back the way it was. Showing the Health Code in the phone and having our tempture taken and wearing masks everywhere. Great Interview! keep'em coming!!
Great story thanks I once imagined that would be my life when I was 20 I was working as a diver in Granada West Indies but I got shipwrecked my passport was washed out and I had to be repatriated I still had a career with the ocean but not as a diver
I like your content. Lot of life's lesson about telling the story of ramdom people and let them to share their life journey for us to aware about what is important in life.
I dont think philippines will be put in total lock down again, government can't afford it anymore, that's why they open up already for foreign tourist just to cope up with the economy, the president even sign a new law just over a week ago allowing foreign investors for airline, railways, and telcos and other big businesses of full ownership to attract more foreign investors to make business in the country. Which is good for the philippines.
Some research suggests that people with RA are more likely to have celiac disease. In people with celiac disease, eating gluten can cause inflammation and arthritis-like symptoms. For these people, eliminating gluten from the diet can reduce overall inflammation and improve their symptoms.Jun 20, 2019
Interesting interview, and one that I could relate to being British, living in China and learning mandarin. The covid zero policy and the travel restrictions are a bummer. Being married to a Filipina from Baguio eases the pain! Les could have probably paid voluntary class two national insurance contributions that would have entitled him to a British pension; too late now I'm afraid.
Your absolutely right we are surrounded by large daily infections of covid especially South Korea which last week were having up to half a million new infections a day and Vietnam which is having daily infections of 130 to 150 thousands we could easily get another wave 😢
Very cool and unassuming guy! Even though diving is not popular in the north, he ought to check out Ilocos where they used to have direct Taiwan flights if they still have them. May be able reach out to tourist there.
Nice interview with an articulate man. He is 58 and says he will get no pension from the UK, which isnt worth much lol. Does he have any other pensions as I cant see how he can survive in the Philippines without working and he willbe 60 soon?
I would second what Les said about the UK's weather. The longer you live in the Far East the less likely you'll ever want to return to face another British winter !
It’s a bit of a myth to describe London and the south of England as always wet and cold. It actually has quite low annual rain figures. Spring is often really beautiful and summer is good it’s one of the most comfortable climates in the world. The countryside is exceptionally beautiful and culturally and historically one on the most interesting countries in the world. Plus if course it’s extremely stable and civilised.
Removal of the "smokestack" industries in the last 40 years has definitely improved air quality and the amount of blue sky visible . Temperatures have risen about 1.75 degrees C on average and the south coast doesn't see a lot of snow . However , the Met Office says there is 6% more rain over the whole of the UK . Most houses are better insulated and have climate control .
I live in the best climate of England (Suffolk) and it's still miserable a lot of the time. When I lived in Sydney my mood was so much better. You don't really realise the impact until you come back to Blighty.
I was born in London UK and I have truly travelled all over the world, for me there's nothing as good and as comfortable as London and the UK countryside is simply breathtaking as is Southern Ireland.
Hi Mark I love watching your channel. Your style reminded me of Larry King. Where in Dumaguete are you guys hanging out. We will be going there this December maybe I'll have a chance of meeting you guys. Good luck
I have to say this " @ time log 25:48 our man tells us that he is 58 so he was born in 1964 . In the title of the Vid it's says London Expat which drew me to watch the interview. When he started talking I immediately knew his accent was Not a Londoner or any accent in the Greater London area, East , West , North or South London accent. He was T-Boned in London Town. There is NO London Town .. London Town is a phrase only used in music or poetry . The year dates and places he lived are questionable along with his dive qualifications , Chinese language skills in Six Months ?. Great Interview
Hi, do you have any videos with British in Philippines with U.K. pension ? I’m planning to retire in Philippines and would like to know about the logistics. Thanks
Hi Mark, interesting interview. I liked his story. I looked into paragliding. They have paragliding in Oslob. I would like take a refresher scuba class and have my gf take a beginner scuba class. Are the scuba certifications reasonably priced here.
You are correct that the Philippines sea is the biggest marine diversity in the world. That is why China want to occupy the entire universe including the west Philippine sea.
“Leg healed as good as new…”. That surgeon who gave the 3rd opinion - what a hero!!
Great man to listen to , no bullshit and interesting life.
Mark is indeed an excellent interviewer/host. He can grab a vloggers award anytime. Despite the distracting environment, his guest's story isnt lost because he listens very very well. More and more subs coming. Kodus.
You are a good listener and let the stories unfold in a good way, thank you Mark ...
Another interesting fella from my country, well the U K, well traveled and smart, easy going and laid back, I spent 10 years in London, some good people with a great sense of humor 😊
Hello Mark, very much enjoyed this one. Your guest is well spoken, well mannered and has had an interesting life. Big thank you to Les and yourself ./Vancouveer
I understand about the cold 🥶 in England. I spent 3 weeks in March of 2014 when my aunt was sick. The rain and cold went into my bones I felt an icicle one day while waiting for a bus :).
Sorry to hear your accident on motorcycle long years ago and im happy that you keep moving forward and got a good life back now
Very interesting conversation,,i love hearing stories foreigners living in my country Philippines,,while I am here working in Saudi Arabia for a long time,,looking forward soon to go home and enjoy my place guimaras island for good,,, thanks for sharing this sir,,,
Hi Mark as a Brit I found Les very interesting and I even watched the adverts. He has a lot of life experience and I listened to his every word. For me this was your best interview spot on mate 🇬🇧
Thank you Jeff. Your opinion means a lot to me
@@everymanhasastory
You should have been a chat show host Mark. Its never too late mate 💋
Thanks for being so gentle with me Mark!
It was a great interview. My viewers are finding it interesting
Hi Les, My favorite interviewee so far. Adventurous, unafraid of the unknown, fly by the seat of your pants risk taker. You are friendly and seem happy and satisfied with your life. There is paragliding in Oslob. Do you have a TH-cam channel?
Very good interview Mark with Les! I hope you’d invite him again as he is well travelled and would love to hear more about his travels and experiences. I could watch this whole interview for 3 hours ! I love listening to your interviews because I learn heaps of stuff! My Dad used to say, he likes making friends to older people as they have so much knowledge in life. I’d like to hear about his experiences in traveling to Japan as well. Hope to see him again to your channel. He is a witty guy.
What a really well travelled man, really love these vlog interviews Mark " Every Man Has A Story " couldn't be more apt.
That was two solid interviews in a row. Very interesting. I hope you can have him back, he’s got so much experience to share.
Thanks Phillip.
Nice interview. Let's hope the Philippines stays open.
This british man is honest and humble. Sawadee kap.🙏
Mark that was AWESOME! Les knows so much about diving, traveling, and the background of the travel industry in SE Asia. And very well spoken too.
"The rain will permeate my soul" says Les about England. I have a theory. There was once a saying: the sun never sets on the English empire. They had truly conquered the world. Ah yeah, beaches, they were looking for sunny beaches.
British Empire.
Great interview. This guy is simply smart and a survivor. He is one who can live peacefully without worry, because he knows how to strike an opportunity out of a difficult situation. He can monitize problems actually. This guy is rare breed - a mature masculinity, highly reliable and honest. Takes care of his woman and knows how to make her happy. Hope he can write a book on self-help and survival book. A book on "No Regrets Life"!!
Bravo....
That was a great interview Mark and with a very interesting guy. Great job again..Take care
Enjoyed hearing Les' interesting life story and his rich experiences--handling various jobs and adjusting to so many cultures--and adventures all over different places in the world. Hope Les and his wife continue to live happily and enjoy the Philippines more.
I have learned listening with this interview....Thank you so much....Congrats..
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It’s true what he said that Philippines is recognized as the global center for marine biodiversity being in the coral triangle.
We also have the Tubbataha Reef which has high marine life there is.
Talk about creme de la creme spot for divers.
I will have been here in the Philippines for 9 years this May. I am also from the UK and always enjoyed the cold weather lol. Now I could never go back to it. Jen and I have talked about traveling more in the Philippines once this Covid thing is finely done with so maybe I will get to talk to you in the future :)
is Jen a local?
@@teresacodilan7809 Jen is Filipino yes, she is from Mindanao by birth but we live in Santa Rosa, Laguna.
Can never get back to UK? Why?
Boring
@@nunyabiznes33 I think he means on the UK is sometimes very damp and cold usually in the winter, I was born there and the damp cold goes right through you , not nice
Mark, this was another great guest. Very articulate and interesting The more of these interviews I watch, the more amazed I am at the trials and tribulations people have dealt with in their lives and still come through successfully. I'm sure it's not your intention, but the thing is, these interviews are convincing me to be more and more of a homebody. I'm just thanking my lucky stars to be safe, retired and hunkered down at home these days. And to not have a life partner. I don't know how, or why, you guys put yourselves through all of it, but I'm glad you're enjoying life.
Thank you for watching and for taking the time to comment John. Everyone has to follow their own path. Hitting the reset button and moving to the Philippines is not for everyone
oh dear, you know nothing ventured nothing gained
@@jameswatters9592 I just returned from 3 months in Costa Rica, and have generally been doing several trips to various places every year. What one ventures into, and how much, depends on your experience and decision making, and what you have to win or lose. If you want to prove yourself, get out there and show us how brave you are. I'll look forward to seeing your results.
Meanwhile, though, I'm glad I haven't made your acquaintance on my travels.
I was born in Londonstan many years ago, lived in the Philippines on and off for 32 years and have a BIG motor bike in lapu lapu V-Max 1200cc Yamaha...back in Norwich UK now
I love to hear or listen about the different stories of people especially when they travelled around the world (I mean in different countries) - I travelled around as well too - so I do understand / relate to it...Really admired it...(Still living here in UK, England...Good for them...Cheers.
Another wonderful and interesting interview. Thank you both!
Loved this interview Mark. This gentleman fits “The Most Interesting Man in the World” mold as has sense of adventure to anywhere in the world on a thin budget and figure it all out along the way. IMHO, the best expats are the ones who traveled the world at some level in their work and/or life prior to retirement, as you gain a real appreciation for other cultures along the way. Can’t wait to move back this fall.
Glad you enjoyed it 😊
Interesting???? As watchn paint dry.
Nice to’know how well you fitted in the Philippines. Pinky’s are very kind and compassionate people,
Mark,have your guess back please excellent interview as usual you have perfected your craft
One of your best interviews with a very knowledgeable and well travelled Brit. One thing I personally appreciate is your style of listening fully and only interjecting appropriately. Too many, and some of your friends (!) do not let a person speak freely and are more interested in themselves rather that listen, a great quality that you have.
love the diversity of your guests, thanks again
Great interview and a great story, thank you. 👍
Great interview Mark , very interesting guest thank you .👍👍
This is one of the best "asia" related channels on TH-cam. One of the best expat channels I've ever seen.
Mark, you meet some really interesting people. This was another great interview! Thank you.
Thank you for watching Bill and for taking the time to comment 😀
Totally agree about not being able to go on vacation to the Philippines. The average working age person needs to plan their time off with their employer, children’s school schedule, etc.
I used to have 5 weeks vacation in a year so I would submit my vacation requests months in advance to get the desired dates, it boils down to supply and demand so I would just take 2 weeks off then another 2 weeks off down the road plus another week someplace else. As long as it does not fall on a holiday and enough staff to cover then it does not pose to be a problem.
Raja Ampat in the Indonesian part of West Papua New Guinea, is also a top area for diving, it sits right in the middle of the Coral Triangle. The Indonesian archipelago and has exceptional house reefs! I found Taiwan to be just as developed as Japan, terrific country and people! He is spot on about the way the Asian government’s have total control over Covid, it’s the same in most countries, but in Western countries the public/media have much better communication and dialogue with its population. No, Marijuana is not completely legal, only the cultivation of very small amounts and it must not have more than 0.2% of THC, that’s allowed in coffee shops etc. It has CBD which can reduce anxiety etc but you won’t get high!
What an interesting interview. I would love to hear more about his life living abroad. I’m sure he has many interesting stories
Thanks Brian I will have Les back on soon
Interesting. Did I miss part ? divorced from Taiwanese, married a Pinoy and is now a dive instructor in PI ?
18 years married to a Taiwanese, divorced, have Pinay GF and used to work as a dive instructor, sadly interrupted by pandemic.
Sir, dive in Moalboal, Cebu (mind boggling).
Wow Mark! You're batting 100 with these interviews! I'm still in China and he is correct. We are back the way it was. Showing the Health Code in the phone and having our tempture taken and wearing masks everywhere. Great Interview! keep'em coming!!
Thank you for watching Scott. And for taking the time to comment
He is a kind gentleman. Thanks for all the info. Joint’s problem are all in North America as well.
Wow supersmart guy wow ...
Great interview. I really enjoyed this.
great vlog, this guy very knowledgeable in his field plus well traveled .....
Absolutely Awesome Interview Mark
Great story thanks
I once imagined that would be my life when I was 20 I was working as a diver in Granada West Indies but I got shipwrecked my passport was washed out and I had to be repatriated
I still had a career with the ocean but not as a diver
Interesting story (and an equally interesting accent)! I left England in 1982.
Wow he’s so well traveled Mark…very interesting interview my friend….
great interview Mark !
You have a nice interview with this expat. !
Very interesting video lots of good information keep up the good work looking from Australia
That was an interesting interview. Thanks.
I like your content. Lot of life's lesson about telling the story of ramdom people and let them to share their life journey for us to aware about what is important in life.
another great interview with very interesting guest . The problem is it makes my life seem so mundane
Thanks for watching Jim
Great interview, VERY interesting, Traveled, informative Person.Really enjoyed this Video
Thank you J Lynn. 😊
Great chat guys loved it .
I dont think philippines will be put in total lock down again, government can't afford it anymore, that's why they open up already for foreign tourist just to cope up with the economy, the president even sign a new law just over a week ago allowing foreign investors for airline, railways, and telcos and other big businesses of full ownership to attract more foreign investors to make business in the country. Which is good for the philippines.
@@Kitiwake not anymore believe me those puppets of them is already minority in this country the majority is the dominant power now.
New subscriber here from davao city, philippines. I enjoy the interview , very interesting!❤❤❤
Wow... this has been great! THANK U🙂 GOD BLESS U😇 I REALY ENJOYED IT! MY BEST WISHES FOR BOTH OF U😃 SIRS! GLAD YOU BOTH LIKE THE PHILIPPINES! 😇🙂😇😄😇😃😇
London weather might be bad, but try Glasgow.
Good luck to you stay back home. Wish I can retire there. I live here in New York and can’t wait to go back there.
St George Utah is or was real nice... The Californians have found out about it .... Its still nice actually . Beautiful
very good interview, thank you!
I suffer from RA too, diagnosed at around age 30. It is no fun some days. It is good thing he didn't let it define his life.
Some research suggests that people with RA are more likely to have celiac disease. In people with celiac disease, eating gluten can cause inflammation and arthritis-like symptoms. For these people, eliminating gluten from the diet can reduce overall inflammation and improve their symptoms.Jun 20, 2019
@@carnivorechronicles thank you for that info.
@@tomjones1786 -
Dr Peter Osborne is the gluten info guy.
@@carnivorechronicles thank you so much. I am going to look him up.
Interesting interview, and one that I could relate to being British, living in China and learning mandarin. The covid zero policy and the travel restrictions are a bummer. Being married to a Filipina from Baguio eases the pain! Les could have probably paid voluntary class two national insurance contributions that would have entitled him to a British pension; too late now I'm afraid.
Thank you for watching and for taking the time to comment 😀
Everyone working in Uk entitled to have pension when theyll retire
very sympathetic this man !👍🏻
Your absolutely right we are surrounded by large daily infections of covid especially South Korea which last week were having up to half a million new infections a day and Vietnam which is having daily infections of 130 to 150 thousands we could easily get another wave 😢
Here in Brunei 1109 new cases
Here in my city an hour away from Manila.last time I checked..we only had 16 new cases.
Covid in the UK very mild, we have to learn to live with this or we will just keep going round in circles
Fantastic interview 🏌️
Excellent interview 👍
Thank you Ramon
Good interview, Paul. 👍🏽
This is Mark
Thanks , for this mans stoty !
Great interview with the English gentleman, thanks for sharing Paul 🍀🌴💚👍
Thank you for watching
What an interesting guy...lived his life well...
A very interesting gentleman !
Very cool and unassuming guy! Even though diving is not popular in the north, he ought to check out Ilocos where they used to have direct Taiwan flights if they still have them. May be able reach out to tourist there.
Subic Bay is amazing if you're into wreck diving!
Nice interview with an articulate man. He is 58 and says he will get no pension from the UK, which isnt worth much lol. Does he have any other pensions as I cant see how he can survive in the Philippines without working and he willbe 60 soon?
I’ve lived where I was born n raised for 26 years, then 18 years in the same spot. I don’t know how you’d build wealth having to change all the time.
Great share my friend
GREAT A LOT OF WORKING EXPERIENCED AS A PROFESSIONAL
I remember a film extra guy hiring in travellers hostel in chungking mansions in hk. If this guy remembers John the book he passed many years ago.
I would second what Les said about the UK's weather. The longer you live in the Far East the less likely you'll ever want to return to face another British winter !
Always interesting to hear someones story. Thank you for sharing. But I was so hoping to hear what happened to his marriage with his Taiwanese wife..?
Very interesting guy.
Go to Malapascua Devocean Dive, they may need DM look for Marcus Benders he is from Neatherlands and he owns Devocean. He is a good friend.
Good one mark
It’s a bit of a myth to describe London and the south of England as always wet and cold. It actually has quite low annual rain figures. Spring is often really beautiful and summer is good it’s one of the most comfortable climates in the world. The countryside is exceptionally beautiful and culturally and historically one on the most interesting countries in the world. Plus if course it’s extremely stable and civilised.
Fair point. I've spent a lot of time in England
fair point....................but we Brits love complaining about the weather in UK
Removal of the "smokestack" industries in the last 40 years has definitely improved air quality and the amount of blue sky visible . Temperatures have risen about 1.75 degrees C on average and the south coast doesn't see a lot of snow . However , the Met Office says there is 6% more rain over the whole of the UK . Most houses are better insulated and have climate control .
I live in the best climate of England (Suffolk) and it's still miserable a lot of the time. When I lived in Sydney my mood was so much better. You don't really realise the impact until you come back to Blighty.
I was born in London UK and I have truly travelled all over the world, for me there's nothing as good and as comfortable as London and the UK countryside is simply breathtaking as is Southern Ireland.
Hi Mark I love watching your channel. Your style reminded me of Larry King. Where in Dumaguete are you guys hanging out. We will be going there this December maybe I'll have a chance of meeting you guys. Good luck
Interesting guy. He did it the hard way. Like me .
Interesting account. I prefer in general listening to fellow Brits stories
Interesting guy. Maybe do a part 2.
Yes that's the plan
Interesting man
Country hopping is nice. Most foreigners max 2 years in the Philippines.
I have to say this " @ time log 25:48 our man tells us that he is 58 so he was born in 1964 . In the title of the Vid it's says London Expat which drew me to watch the interview. When he started talking I immediately knew his accent was Not a Londoner or any accent in the Greater London area, East , West , North or South London accent. He was T-Boned in London Town. There is NO London Town .. London Town is a phrase only used in music or poetry . The year dates and places he lived are questionable along with his dive qualifications , Chinese language skills in Six Months ?. Great Interview
Hi, do you have any videos with British in Philippines with U.K. pension ? I’m planning to retire in Philippines and would like to know about the logistics. Thanks
Hi Mark, interesting interview. I liked his story. I looked into paragliding. They have paragliding in Oslob. I would like take a refresher scuba class and have my gf take a beginner scuba class. Are the scuba certifications reasonably priced here.
Thank you for watching
Very interested
You are correct that the Philippines sea is the biggest marine diversity in the world. That is why China want to occupy the entire universe including the west Philippine sea.
My british husband want to live there we just go there 6 mos here in Uk summer and 6 mos in Philippines.