Thank you for taking us with you and the amazing views. I was never there, staying home at Munich area (was to Dresden once). Originated from Edinborough I assaume you're used to big crowds of tourists 🙂
My pleasure :D I hope you enjoyed the video. Do you plan on giving Pirna a Visit? If so which of the places I went to would you like to visit the most? Ineed I am used to the larger crowds. Especially this time of the year. Thank you for this comment and I hope to bring you many more exciting travel videos in the future :D
@@DocyinDeutschland At the moment I don't have any plans to go on trips .. besides via TH-cam videos haha. Yes, I'm enjoying your videos and ... Welcome to Germany !
@@DocyinDeutschland It was my first time with the Bundeswehr in the southwest of Wales, the deepest hinterland. The first impression when we arrived was just dreariness - gray houses, gray sky, wet streets. You can't say that there were roads, for us there were paved agricultural paths and high stone walls on the right and left, so narrow that two vehicles couldn't pass each other. When the sun was shining the next day the landscape was quite passable. During this time we also visited Cadiff and London. What surprised me back then was how run down everything was, even in London. felt like I was in a 3rd world country. My English isn't that good, but in many situations we were just insulted and called nazis... that took away my incentive to learn English. Scotland has a beautiful landscape, whether I can still make it there... let's see. I'm not someone who always has to go abroad, but I've already visited the usual suspects: USA, France, Peru, Turkey... I come from Nuremberg, which is pretty central in the EU. My favorite places are Hamburg, the Netherlands, Copenhagen, the Baltic Sea, Mecklenburg Lake District, Austria, Italy. Around Nuremberg, Bamberg, Würzburg, Prague, Dresden, the Rhön, Bavarian Forest, Franconian Switzerland, Altmühltal, Tauber region
@@stephanmaxx_ A good amount of the UK is sadly that typical grey dull look. You do have your beautiful historical places but for the most part a lot of the more modern areas are gray. I am sorry that your experience went how it did. From how you write I would not have been able to tell your English wasn't good. Your English is great :D I am still to visit Nuremberg, but I do hope to make a video visiting that area :)
Oh wow, thank you for that glimpse into the Sächsische Schweiz. Amazing! Liked the music when you showed that river scenes. It fit perfectly.
Thank you very much :D
I hope to bring many more videos in this style in the future. I hope you enjoy
Thank you for taking us with you and the amazing views. I was never there, staying home at Munich area (was to Dresden once). Originated from Edinborough I assaume you're used to big crowds of tourists 🙂
My pleasure :D I hope you enjoyed the video. Do you plan on giving Pirna a Visit? If so which of the places I went to would you like to visit the most?
Ineed I am used to the larger crowds. Especially this time of the year. Thank you for this comment and I hope to bring you many more exciting travel videos in the future :D
@@DocyinDeutschland At the moment I don't have any plans to go on trips .. besides via TH-cam videos haha.
Yes, I'm enjoying your videos and ... Welcome to Germany !
That's fair 😊
Hopefully I can bring you many more cities for you to enjoy 🥰
Thank you very much 🙏
@@DocyinDeutschland It was my first time with the Bundeswehr in the southwest of Wales, the deepest hinterland. The first impression when we arrived was just dreariness - gray houses, gray sky, wet streets. You can't say that there were roads, for us there were paved agricultural paths and high stone walls on the right and left, so narrow that two vehicles couldn't pass each other. When the sun was shining the next day the landscape was quite passable. During this time we also visited Cadiff and London. What surprised me back then was how run down everything was, even in London. felt like I was in a 3rd world country.
My English isn't that good, but in many situations we were just insulted and called nazis... that took away my incentive to learn English. Scotland has a beautiful landscape, whether I can still make it there... let's see.
I'm not someone who always has to go abroad, but I've already visited the usual suspects: USA, France, Peru, Turkey...
I come from Nuremberg, which is pretty central in the EU.
My favorite places are Hamburg, the Netherlands, Copenhagen, the Baltic Sea, Mecklenburg Lake District, Austria, Italy.
Around Nuremberg, Bamberg, Würzburg, Prague, Dresden, the Rhön, Bavarian Forest, Franconian Switzerland, Altmühltal, Tauber region
@@stephanmaxx_ A good amount of the UK is sadly that typical grey dull look. You do have your beautiful historical places but for the most part a lot of the more modern areas are gray.
I am sorry that your experience went how it did. From how you write I would not have been able to tell your English wasn't good. Your English is great :D
I am still to visit Nuremberg, but I do hope to make a video visiting that area :)