Dont understand why you would like to thread the globe.... Turkey is after all the best country in the world..... And it would take a life time to see whole Turkey.... Just stay in paradise and share you're beautifull Journey ♥️♥️♥️ And when ever you're in Marmaris come visit us, would love to meet you
When we visited Van Castle, we were in awe by the history and the stunning views!!!!! The food were really tasty as well. We are glad you guys made it to the Van Castle. The drive around Lake Van is also something NOT to miss while you are in this area. Best dialogue of this vlog "I am literally unable to stop eating this bread." We are glad you guys are exploring the east where barely any tourists visit. Love & respect from Bangladesh
Eastern Anatolia looks very beautiful... So mesmerisingly natural and breath-taking. Thank you Chris & Marianne for sharing your experiences of this wonderful country.
Wow, that’s a huge breakfast. However, I thought a classic van breakfast was breakfast in the van 😆 As for the city of Batman, I didn’t see anyone driving a Batmobile 😂
Another good road trip video.. Batman is the oil city of Turkey. I was there for summer apprenticeship during university years, about 50years ago.. :)) The roads look so good nowadays..
Great to see a Hoopoe bird in Turkey - I was born in South Africa and used to seeing them and hearing their distinctive call. Thank you for your vlogs - from Brisbane Australia.
Loving this series - I think these guys are doing more for tourism in Turkey than the Turkish tourist board. Beautiful country and the cradle of civilisation.
That breakfast looked so delicious. There is nothing as delightful as freshly baked bread. Everyone seems so kind and friendly. That is one of the reasons I am so keen to visit Turkey.
What an amazing castle. It's hard to imagine the manpower it took to build something that large on a steep incline. Having to move all that stonework up those tracks.
Wow - exactly !! We have been blown away by the amount of inaccessible places that have been built on !! We have really enjoyed this side of Turkey 🤗👍🌺
i think the bird was a hoopoe! beautiful camping spot! Just longing to see Van! We are getting close to finishing our van and then we can start exploring again! ❤️❤️❤️
van, in a van is the most beautiful. it is where life started. from noah to abraham they all enjoyed beauty of lake van . please wisit mount ararat and cudi mountain where noahs ark is.thanks for sharing your experinces with us.
Travelled by train from Tehran to Ankara, part of the journey took us across lake Van from midnight to early morning. Turkey, one of my favourite countries thst I have visited 2x.
I love being with you in the Eastern regions of Turkey - and I think the "secret" of getting in good contact with the local people is to say "Merhaba!" And If you are able to add a "Nasilsin?" (as Chris often does) they will be so surprised about being addressed in their language... Congrats you are not too shy to do this! A few polite words are the key to the people's hearts. I wish more of my countrymen would understand this and not be too shy to act like you. ♥️👍♥️
Turkey has amazing landscapes to explore. We love this country, but we explored it in a small city car, so sometimes it was quite a challenge to find nice place to camp.
Van, Mardin, Diyarbakir - had a great time exploring this part if Turkey while based in Baghdad in the mid-late 80s. It's fantastic to see it all again. The roads are so much better and the towns look so much more prosperous. Eastern Turkey still looks as beautiful as ever and the people just as friendly.
The bird at 10:07 is the hüdhüd bird. The conversation he had with the prophet Solomon is mentioned in a story in the Qur'an. A very nice story. You are very lucky, although I have lived in Van for the last 3 years due to teaching, I have not seen this bird with my own eyes yet.
What a beautiful place Van is. I thought it could not get any more beautiful but oh my goodness its breath taking. Thankyou lovely people for all you do. I am in awe. Have a lovely Christmas with your families you so deserve it M x
discovered youre canal resently and i am loving it i was born and raised in holland but i am a man from Adana . my parents are,,..... love Turkey so much and youre vlogs are killing it love you guys keep up the good work and you got a new subscriber .. sorry for the bad english hahahaahah likes up every video i am gonna watch them allllll
Love your vídeos Friends! I was at Turkey for more than a year last year, but I could'nt travel so much because of pandemia. Enjoy Mardin it is one of the most beautiful cities of Turkey!
The bird is a Hoopoe, they are common in Africa, didn't know they were also found in Turkiye. I've really enjoyed your series from Kars to Van as I am planning a similar trip n October.
Did you get to see any of the Van swimming cats ? This takes me back to when i used to drive overland bus through this area en route to Nepal,awesome videos.
Euch schöne adventstage, ein wundervolles weihnachtsfest mit euren lieben, so wenn ich es richtig verstanden habe wollt ihr weihnachten mit euren lieben im wundervollen schönen Großbritanien verleben und dafür freue ich mich für euch sehr. Euch Alles Gute für die zukunft und bleibt Gesund. P. S. Georgien war eine inspiration.
I Love This Place too Marianne. That campsite on the lake was "the best". I found your bird, it's a Eurasian Hoopoe. I think when I can, I will come to Turkey, rent a campervan and experience all these wonderful places you have been to. Mardin reminded me of coming into Athens and seeing the Acropolis on the hill. Looking forward to the tour. Hey, won't be long before you head off to England, soon eh? Take care
I do hope you are able to experience this too - we are just blown away by the beauty and diversity .... Yes we are having Christmas at home with the family !! Woo Hoo xx
Mmmmm!! Loved the look of that wonderful Breakfast apart from the "wet bread" dish!!😀 Another brilliant journey once again. We were hoping to get booked for coming out next year BUT!!! Goodness knows when it will ever be a good/safe time to book. Sure as "eggs is eggs" we would be there and a lockdown/restrictions will happen here "again"!!! We would not bother too much if we got stuck in Turkey. It is just all the uncertainty. We had a cotton fields round our house in Dalyan. Enjoy Mardin, happy exploring, 🏴🏴🏴❤️
Wonderful video again. It's a pleasure to watch you travel. the bird on the lakeshore is Eurasian Hoopoe. It lives almost everywhere in Turkey and goes by 28 different names as far as I know. The most common of these names are; İbibik, Hüthüt, Çavuşkuşu, Kepezkuşu, and Taraklı (meaning "the one with a comb"). In Islamic tradition, it is believed to be the messenger of Prophet Solomon. The conversation between hoopoe and Solomon in Surah Al-Naml in holy Quran had a great influence in considering this bird as an aware and message carrying creature. That’s why hoopoe is widely known as Solomon’s bird and is the guide of other birds. It is revered by local people across Turkey and not hunted due to a sort of sacred status.
@@TREADtheglobe You're welcome, Chris. As you may infer from the above explanation, you both had a once-in-a-lifetime experience on the shore by seeing this holy bird. It's a sign, dear Chris&Marianne, it's an epiphany. You are chosen, anointed by divine grace. What else can a traveler want!
Many thanks for your special card Marianne, Chris and Trudy. That was a lovely surprise. We both hope you have a brilliant Christmas with your family and look forward to wherever you end up next year. Love Elizabeth & Peter.
Quality we have been Turkey 9 times. Never been to the east part but would very much like to see Göbeklitepe. The most ancient monuments on earth older than the pyramids apparently. Turkish culture and its people are truly amazing ♥️🙌🏼 just love everything about the country. Keep treading we’re absolutely loving it. Love & light on your journeys.
The terrain between Batman and Mardin looks *uncannily* like the eastern half of Washington State, with the rolling brown hills and outcrops of rugged basalt rock. They don't grow cotton there, though, but a lot of wine grapes and hops for beer. 🤤🍷🍺 What has been your experience with Turkey's culture regarding leaving food uneaten at restaurants? Is there any expectation for one to clear their plate(s) at meals? One constant in your videos is the mind-boggling amount of food brought to the table (like the "food bench" with Overlanding Sophia) -- I don't think I could finish and would feel guilty for "wasting food".
Yes a very good question ! We actually carry reusable food containers with us and take any left overs as we literally HATE waste too !! We always make sure we go out filming on an empty stomach too !! LOL 🌺👍
Usually restaurants give the rest of the food to the street animals. That's why many restaurants have their own street animals. They "visit" these restaurants at certain times to get food 😅
Soup is quite normal for breakfast in Turkey.Not as big as some Turkish breakfasts but I would love to try it.The sweet one is creamed halva,lovely but VERY sweet.
We can't wait to get to Batumi Georgia. Be there February 8th. Say hello when you come through please. So we can wave at Trudy. Great Video! Y'all are must see TV.
Hi! I am watching your wonderful videos since a few months with great delight! Thank you so much for sharing your adventures! I am wondering: how do you find Trudy again when you are parking her in a new town where you just arrived into and that you don't know? Snowy greetings from Switzerland!
Back in the UK for Christmas? That's great, hope you have a great and well earned break! Keep you away from that nasty Omicron nonsense too, as we can't wait for more Adventures with Trudy!
Lake Van and the castle look spectacular, it's been on our list for a while. I'm surprised you haven't seen cotton growing before, the whole Aegean coastal area north of Didim near Bafa Lake is full of cotton fields and cotton trucks, the side of the road looks like snow.
Thank you for another good video.. moreover, There is a church in the middel of lake of Van. Akdamar church. Maybe you chould have visited there. Nice and interesting place.
You are so funny and lovely couple… i love your videos… by the way i want to share with you a funny capture, Best Van is a Turkish bus company…it is not the Van you thought 😂😂😂
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A BEAUTIFUL KURDISH CITY
Dont understand why you would like to thread the globe.... Turkey is after all the best country in the world..... And it would take a life time to see whole Turkey.... Just stay in paradise and share you're beautifull Journey ♥️♥️♥️ And when ever you're in Marmaris come visit us, would love to meet you
Thank you
Tekerinize taş değmesin. Çok seviliyorsunuz❤️
We love you too 🌺🤗🇹🇷🇬🇧🚐🙌 Marianne, Chris and Trudy xx
The bird you saw by the lake in Van is a Hoopoe
" İbibik Kuşu " in Turkish
When we visited Van Castle, we were in awe by the history and the stunning views!!!!! The food were really tasty as well. We are glad you guys made it to the Van Castle. The drive around Lake Van is also something NOT to miss while you are in this area. Best dialogue of this vlog "I am literally unable to stop eating this bread." We are glad you guys are exploring the east where barely any tourists visit. Love & respect from Bangladesh
Eastern Anatolia looks very beautiful... So mesmerisingly natural and breath-taking. Thank you Chris & Marianne for sharing your experiences of this wonderful country.
Our pleasure! Thank you for watching 🌺
Very beautiful, I long to get a chance to visit Turkey one day.
Wow, that’s a huge breakfast. However, I thought a classic van breakfast was breakfast in the van 😆 As for the city of Batman, I didn’t see anyone driving a Batmobile 😂
LOL
Ha ha 🤣👍
If you watch the whole film, is shot in daylights...The Turks drives the Batmobile in the night.
Another good road trip video.. Batman is the oil city of Turkey. I was there for summer apprenticeship during university years, about 50years ago.. :)) The roads look so good nowadays..
Sounds great!
Türkiye'nin Doğusuna gitmeyin diyenlere inanmayın en misafirperver insanlar orda
Aslinda doğuyu kötülerken faşist ve barbar taraflarını açığa cikartiyorlar.
Thank you
Great to see a Hoopoe bird in Turkey - I was born in South Africa and used to seeing them and hearing their distinctive call. Thank you for your vlogs - from Brisbane Australia.
Thanks for the information Veronica - Kind regards Marianne
@@TREADtheglobe Actually a Eurasian Hoopoe, scientific name Upupa epops. Distinct from the Southern Africa species.
To see the hoopoe birds is possible in almost all cities in Turkey.
Loving this series - I think these guys are doing more for tourism in Turkey than the Turkish tourist board. Beautiful country and the cradle of civilisation.
Sizi izlerken gözlerimden kalpler fışkırıyor
That breakfast looked so delicious. There is nothing as delightful as freshly baked bread. Everyone seems so kind and friendly. That is one of the reasons I am so keen to visit Turkey.
It really is great and everyone really is that friendly !
@@TREADtheglobe I can't wait to visit Turkey!
@@2Travelis2Live me too😀. Greetings from Ireland ☘.
Aaah, love the friendly encounters. Such kindness. 🥰 love the wide open spaces. Stunning area!
The best!
Hey dear how are you doing?
I will never be tired to say that the Turkish hospitality is unique in the world. Congratulations for one more amazing video. Congratulations.
What an amazing castle. It's hard to imagine the manpower it took to build something that large on a steep incline. Having to move all that stonework up those tracks.
Wow - exactly !! We have been blown away by the amount of inaccessible places that have been built on !! We have really enjoyed this side of Turkey 🤗👍🌺
Harika bir vlog olmuş, yollarınız açık olsun, ADANA yı mutlaka görün, çok güzel bir şehirdir, harika lezzetler tadacaksınız.
İbibik kuşu nadir türlerden çok temiz olan doğal yerlerde yaşar yolunuz açık olsun.
Wow - thanks for the info
i think the bird was a hoopoe!
beautiful camping spot! Just longing to see Van! We are getting close to finishing our van and then we can start exploring again! ❤️❤️❤️
Woo. Hoo - We are so happy for you to be off on your adventures too !! Love M xx
😮 OMG! You missed Ahlat!...
Yes - but it is on the list for next time 👍
This scenery is completely different to say than the coast . It is so diverse !
Chris, your mysterious bird is a Hoopoe. Great video as always, keep them coming!
" İbibik Kuşu " in Turkish
Wiedehopf in German
Cool, thanks
This is my home town and I am watching with tears on my eyes my childhood City WAN ez ji te gellek hes dikim!Biji Kurd u Kurdistan!
Oh I see why you love Van and Tatvan. Looking forward to seeing Mardin.
Thank you
The bird at 10:10 is the Hoopoe. The one who talked to king Solomon.
" İbibik Kuşu " in Turkish
Greetings from Ankara,Turkey. I watch your videos to ımproving my English.
Lake Van, what a beautiful, scenic, parking spot! Simply Stunning! 😍
It really is!
van, in a van is the most beautiful. it is where life started. from noah to abraham they all enjoyed beauty of lake van . please wisit mount ararat and cudi mountain where noahs ark is.thanks for sharing your experinces with us.
Travelled by train from Tehran to Ankara, part of the journey took us across lake Van from midnight to early morning. Turkey, one of my favourite countries thst I have visited 2x.
Beautiful scenery, lovely people, great video as usual :)
Thank you very much!
Chris ... The bird you saw was named ( hoopoe ) ...
" İbibik Kuşu " in Turkish
How amazing! Fields growing cotton, friendly people….
Wau... credible nice landscape and so peaceful 🥰
So excited to see you explore Mardin and Midyat. I've never been there but I've seen it on film and it looks so gorgeous and full of culture.
How lovely to see a hoopoe. They are stunning birds.
Eastern Turkey looks great. Thanks for the video
Thanks Dorothy - you are welcome xx
8:26 just
wow
I love being with you in the Eastern regions of Turkey - and I think the "secret" of getting in good contact with the local people is to say "Merhaba!" And If you are able to add a "Nasilsin?" (as Chris often does) they will be so surprised about being addressed in their language... Congrats you are not too shy to do this! A few polite words are the key to the people's hearts. I wish more of my countrymen would understand this and not be too shy to act like you. ♥️👍♥️
Turkey has amazing landscapes to explore. We love this country, but we explored it in a small city car, so sometimes it was quite a challenge to find nice place to camp.
Van, Mardin, Diyarbakir - had a great time exploring this part if Turkey while based in Baghdad in the mid-late 80s. It's fantastic to see it all again. The roads are so much better and the towns look so much more prosperous. Eastern Turkey still looks as beautiful as ever and the people just as friendly.
Wonderful
go to the city of van and taste the van breakfast there Greetings from Bolu
I need to visit turkey ... watching from Chicago!
LOL the dog is following them.
The bird at 10:07 is the hüdhüd bird. The conversation he had with the prophet Solomon is mentioned in a story in the Qur'an. A very nice story. You are very lucky, although I have lived in Van for the last 3 years due to teaching, I have not seen this bird with my own eyes yet.
We follow your path.
It is truly fabulous
What a beautiful place Van is. I thought it could not get any more beautiful but oh my goodness its breath taking. Thankyou lovely people for all you do. I am in awe. Have a lovely Christmas with your families you so deserve it M x
Our pleasure! Thank you M xx Love M xx
steering wheel on the right side :) we invent the car so
Çok tatlı bir aile,harikasınız, betimlemelerinize bayıldım,daha önce ne iş yapıyordunuz.
Chris was the manager in a hospital kitchens and I was a secretary in a hospital 👍
Van is the amazing city I live in and the people are very friendly also Thanks for this video, I love it
discovered youre canal resently and i am loving it i was born and raised in holland but i am a man from Adana . my parents are,,..... love Turkey so much and youre vlogs are killing it love you guys keep up the good work and you got a new subscriber ..
sorry for the bad english hahahaahah likes up every video i am gonna watch them allllll
Thank you and please do share them too 🇹🇷🚐
Love your vídeos Friends! I was at Turkey for more than a year last year, but I could'nt travel so much because of pandemia. Enjoy Mardin it is one of the most beautiful cities of Turkey!
Absolutely !! Thank you
thank so much marrianne and chris very best vlog god bles you best life good work....
Thank you so much!
More stunning Turkish scenery. Unbelievable. Be careful with your hiking. It makes our knees weak lol.
🙏❤👍
Very nice video thank you so much family
Fab scenery once more. Loving it. X
Hey dear how are you doing?
Harika görüntüler. Video için teşekkürler.
Bird I believe is a hoopoe saw one in Suffolk 1978 never seen one since
The bird is a Hoopoe, they are common in Africa, didn't know they were also found in Turkiye. I've really enjoyed your series from Kars to Van as I am planning a similar trip n October.
Worth these long train rides for that drone footage!!
Did you get to see any of the Van swimming cats ? This takes me back to when i used to drive overland bus through this area en route to Nepal,awesome videos.
Sounds like a fabulous trip !! We have seen van cats - but not in Van LOL
Euch schöne adventstage, ein wundervolles weihnachtsfest mit euren lieben, so wenn ich es richtig verstanden habe wollt ihr weihnachten mit euren lieben im wundervollen schönen Großbritanien verleben und dafür freue ich mich für euch sehr. Euch Alles Gute für die zukunft und bleibt Gesund. P. S.
Georgien war eine inspiration.
Thank you 🌺
Wonderful Video Guys👍. The park-up was Really Beautiful 👌. Super Excited to see Mardin☘😀😀.
Thank you 😀 It has been absolutely fabulous ! and we can't wait to share the next videos 🌺
I Love This Place too Marianne. That campsite on the lake was "the best". I found your bird, it's a Eurasian Hoopoe. I think when I can, I will come to Turkey, rent a campervan and experience all these wonderful places you have been to. Mardin reminded me of coming into Athens and seeing the Acropolis on the hill. Looking forward to the tour. Hey, won't be long before you head off to England, soon eh? Take care
I do hope you are able to experience this too - we are just blown away by the beauty and diversity .... Yes we are having Christmas at home with the family !! Woo Hoo xx
Mmmmm!! Loved the look of that wonderful Breakfast apart from the "wet bread" dish!!😀
Another brilliant journey once again. We were hoping to get booked for coming out next year BUT!!!
Goodness knows when it will ever be a good/safe time to book. Sure as "eggs is eggs" we would be there and a lockdown/restrictions will happen here "again"!!! We would not bother too much if we got stuck in Turkey. It is just all the uncertainty.
We had a cotton fields round our house in Dalyan.
Enjoy Mardin, happy exploring,
🏴🏴🏴❤️
Yes it really is uncertain these travel days - We are keeping everything crossed ... Sending love from us 🌺
Wonderful video again. It's a pleasure to watch you travel. the bird on the lakeshore is Eurasian Hoopoe. It lives almost everywhere in Turkey and goes by 28 different names as far as I know. The most common of these names are; İbibik, Hüthüt, Çavuşkuşu, Kepezkuşu, and Taraklı (meaning "the one with a comb"). In Islamic tradition, it is believed to be the messenger of Prophet Solomon. The conversation between hoopoe and Solomon in Surah Al-Naml in holy Quran had a great influence in considering this bird as an aware and message carrying creature. That’s why hoopoe is widely known as Solomon’s bird and is the guide of other birds. It is revered by local people across Turkey and not hunted due to a sort of sacred status.
Wow - thank you so much for all the information
@@TREADtheglobe You're welcome, Chris. As you may infer from the above explanation, you both had a once-in-a-lifetime experience on the shore by seeing this holy bird. It's a sign, dear Chris&Marianne, it's an epiphany. You are chosen, anointed by divine grace. What else can a traveler want!
Lovely video, what a fabulous parking spot next to Lake Van I bet the night skies were spectacular.
It was! Chris said he needs to learn night time photography !!
You need to mix that milk pudding ( kaymak ) with honey :) that’s how we eat
It’s a Hoopoo! ❤️
Hey dear how are you doing?
perfect eps. ike it very much. waiting for Mardin. Thank you
Many thanks for your special card Marianne, Chris and Trudy. That was a lovely surprise.
We both hope you have a brilliant Christmas with your family and look forward to wherever you end up next year. Love Elizabeth & Peter.
Our pleasure! Thank you for being part of our Tribe and we thank you for coming on the adventures with us xx 🌺
Gorgeous place, thanks 👍👏👏
Excellent video as always. Thank you!
why quick pass from Tatvan . you should to see Van Lake view side . next time ... we love you ...
very interesting
Beautiful place 💓
now it`s a realy VAN life video
Quality we have been Turkey 9 times. Never been to the east part but would very much like to see Göbeklitepe. The most ancient monuments on earth older than the pyramids apparently. Turkish culture and its people are truly amazing ♥️🙌🏼 just love everything about the country. Keep treading we’re absolutely loving it. Love & light on your journeys.
Thanks Danny 🌺
The terrain between Batman and Mardin looks *uncannily* like the eastern half of Washington State, with the rolling brown hills and outcrops of rugged basalt rock. They don't grow cotton there, though, but a lot of wine grapes and hops for beer. 🤤🍷🍺
What has been your experience with Turkey's culture regarding leaving food uneaten at restaurants? Is there any expectation for one to clear their plate(s) at meals? One constant in your videos is the mind-boggling amount of food brought to the table (like the "food bench" with Overlanding Sophia) -- I don't think I could finish and would feel guilty for "wasting food".
Yes a very good question ! We actually carry reusable food containers with us and take any left overs as we literally HATE waste too !! We always make sure we go out filming on an empty stomach too !! LOL 🌺👍
Usually restaurants give the rest of the food to the street animals. That's why many restaurants have their own street animals. They "visit" these restaurants at certain times to get food 😅
How you missed visit Tamara Cathedral? But anyway thank you for sharing this Experience to us. Loves ×××
Hello the bird you have seen is a hoopoe
Another beautiful video ;) cheers guys
Soup is quite normal for breakfast in Turkey.Not as big as some Turkish breakfasts but I would love to try it.The sweet one is creamed halva,lovely but VERY sweet.
Wooow Amazing nice Tour
Woww Van❤❤❤
We can't wait to get to Batumi Georgia. Be there February 8th. Say hello when you come through please. So we can wave at Trudy.
Great Video! Y'all are must see TV.
Thank you!! ☺
Hi! I am watching your wonderful videos since a few months with great delight! Thank you so much for sharing your adventures! I am wondering: how do you find Trudy again when you are parking her in a new town where you just arrived into and that you don't know? Snowy greetings from Switzerland!
Hi - Great question ! Chris is the one that has a natural GPS !! We also have a tracker on her 😉🌺
Back in the UK for Christmas? That's great, hope you have a great and well earned break! Keep you away from that nasty Omicron nonsense too, as we can't wait for more Adventures with Trudy!
Thanks, you too! Yes we look forward to getting back to Trudy after Christmas !! 🤗
Lake Van and the castle look spectacular, it's been on our list for a while. I'm surprised you haven't seen cotton growing before, the whole Aegean coastal area north of Didim near Bafa Lake is full of cotton fields and cotton trucks, the side of the road looks like snow.
Mardin❤❤❤
Great vlog including a perfect narration!
Thank you kindly!
Thanks for great job
Thank you for another good video.. moreover, There is a church in the middel of lake of Van. Akdamar church. Maybe you chould have visited there. Nice and interesting place.
Thank you for the tip - maybe next time
I can't wait for Mardin - looks a seriously interesting town .Enjoy .
One of our favourite !!
population of mardin is 850,000
Yine çok güzel video olmuş teşekkür ederiz.🙏
Hi guys, the bird is a Hoopoe, they do get to the UK but very rare here 👍
Very nice part of Turkey with lots of history...Great video! Keep up the good work!
You are so funny and lovely couple… i love your videos… by the way i want to share with you a funny capture, Best Van is a Turkish bus company…it is not the Van you thought 😂😂😂
Hey dostum Diyarbakır'a gelmediğine inanamıyorum yanlış yerlerde gezmişsiniz
3:09 where did you find that strange name, "Tırnakdağı" ? That mountain is called "Süphan" ... an extinct volcano ..
Thanks for the information