Massive respect for being able to admit that you went a route that was just too difficult and turned back. Most folks would have cut that entirely out to show how easy everything was but by keeping that in you're saving some poor sod who thinks this is a jolly. Your videos are class mate and this kind of thing gives me a new found respect for ya. Keep on adventuring man
What a stunning walk, Just a tip, when using a safety system on a via ferrata, unclip one karabiner and clip in past the anchor, then unclip the second carabiner then clip it past the anchor, so you are always connected to the wire and protected from a fall. Your videos keep on getting better, fantastic work, thank you.
I think (and hope) he just did that for the video, combined with the fact he was coming to the end of the line. Can’t be losing you Liam, love your videos mate!
We had a similar humbling experience trying to get up Triglav years ago. Didn't have any of the gear, just pulling ourselves up the cables and pegs with bare hands and no helmets. We met a random British couple on the first false summit, sat together with a thousand metre drop at our backs and all realised we were way out of our depth and risking our lives. We turned round and only realised just how daft we'd been once we were looking back down the vertical walls we'd climbed up unprotected. It's a good learning experience to have had ONCE to put things in perspective!
Thank god everything went well. I am slovenian and i know for a fact each season (spring/summer) there are countless foreigners who need helicopter rescuing because of lack of proper gear, dont ever underestimate our mountains, the weather can change very fast.
If its any consolation Liam i had a wake up call the first time i went to Slovenia. I am well travelledb and a very experienced rock climber with over 58 different countries visited but Slovenia is by far the toughest hiking terrain i have come across and the level of fitness the average local possess is head and shoulders above any other nation i have come across so its no surprise the Slovenians feature at the top level in all the Olympic events. The valleys are super steep and the UK isn't even approaching a warm up compared to the mountains of Slovenia . As well as having football pitches for the kids to kick about on they also have Ski Jumping stadiums in a lot of villages where you can see kids flying through the air at night time. Slovenia is on another level indeed.
Yes, Slovenian mountains can be quite deceptive if you don't do your homework. On the map they don't look very impressive as much higher Central Alps, but they are proper mountains in every respect. According to some definitions, Triglav north face is the highest uninterrupted face in whole Alps. Of course there are faces with higher altitude, but the difference between the base of the face to the top is greater here. True mountains, beautiful, but they demand respect.
Yes it's true what you said. Im from Slovenia, our mountains are really dangerous, every year there are victims unfortunatelly...Lot of people underesimate the difficulty. Locals knew how to prepeare yourself, a few months of regular hiking, reaserching a route, prepare an equipement, take advices from local climbing assotiations, follow weather condition, never going alone etc.etc. No joke.
28:10 “I’ve never had a bad beer to be honest.” 🤣🤣 Slovenia is one of be most beautiful places we’ve been. Stunning scenery, polite multi lingual people, and diverse and delicious food.
That’s a great vid Liam . You didn’t use the via Ferranta clips correctly . You should only take one off a time and make sure you are always have one carabina attached !!.
Greetings from Slovenia what a great video!!! Just wanna say that you didnt need to worry about bears that much. There are indeed a lot of them in Slovenia but in other parts of the country(mostly in dense forests around Kočevje) and not in Triglav national park
Real emotions showed me that this was no joke, it was a serious climb up the mountain and thank you for taking us along with you. You inspire me to do more with my leisure time.
Seeing your beaming grin and positive attitude, i can relate to this when doing these activities. Today everything is so rushed and digital. Escaping that and experiencing the natural beauty of the world brings out the best in everyone. Old historic landmarks, picturesque views, feeling the weather against your skin and the contrasting smells of the outdoors. I struggled with depression and anxiety for years, locked myself away from the world. Constantly scrolling feeds searching for nothing. Wild camping, hiking and leaving your comfort zone is liberating and recommend it to anyone having a hard time. Nice one mate :)
Yes, Edelweiss was picked by Mountain Tropps (Gebrigsjager) as a sign of being a competent climber. It's still today a symbol of Alpine troops in Austria and Germany.
Leontopodium nivale, commonly called edelweiss, is a mountain flower belonging to the daisy or sunflower family Asteraceae. The plant prefers rocky limestone places at about 1,800-3,400 metres (5,900-11,200 ft) altitude. It is non-toxic and has been used in traditional medicine as a remedy against abdominal and respiratory diseases. It It is a scarce, short-lived flower found in remote mountain areas
it’s funny you post this, very relevant to my life oddly enough. i had a trip to the lofoten islands in norway a month ago where a similar situation happened to me like you talk about around 8:00 i let my pride and ego get me into a situation that was way more dangerous than i was prepared for. same thing, one slip, it’s over. more like low level climbing than hiking. i had to seriously calm my nerves to get back down safely and once i made it back i was shaken up the rest of the trip thinking about how i had just stupidly risked my life. had to reassess and take a different route. but it’s honestly a good thing. i learned a lot about how to assess a trail and what my risk tolerance was. and i now take that experience with me in the future. now i will approach nature humbly instead of with an ego and expectation. glad you made it through the trip safely. i hope you learned a lot of good lessons also. now back to the video for me :)
Cor bloody hell that was scary when we were at the top of that mountain, honestly I could feel my legs buckling,. What a beautiful country Slovenia is ,am so glad to have witnessed it. Where are we going next, i can hardly wait , get planning Liam and stay free brother.X
I have been up to that area doing via ferrata and I thought it was a bit strange when you were on the early part of the walk and the steel cables appeared and you had no kit. You live and learn as they say.
Well done for tuning back and getting some equipment. I’ve been to a lot of places but I can vouch for you with the feel of Slovenia and the mountains and that’s why it’s my favourite place to visit.
You portrayed Slovenia in the most magical way, great job. I am glad to see you enjoyed it so much but please keep in mind that wild camping is illegal especially in Triglav national park. I am happy that you didn’t get fined as the fines are quite hefty, up to 1200€ if you get caught by a ranger.
Liam!!! Here I was nervous about the bears, but we do not need you sliding off a mountain! Please be safe. Love your videos. You are truly an inspiration.
I feel i moved back in time when i hiked Triglav(almost) as i managed to find the last hut in the dark.Next morning i just hoped i have enough energy to return and lack of water. It was 4 of us so 2 of us claimed the peak just with the last few drops of water. We went back through 7 lakes valley which is longer but less challenging. I remember this feeling when i was back in campsite it seemed like different place like we returned to different world. Something shifted in me after that experience. W also met on the way back a slovenian guy who was injured just at the beginning of train. He said he claimed Triglav 5 times and he knows this route very well. He didint want to go back down with us. He hurt his foot but we just couldnt convince him to return. Thats what can happen when there is too much confidence and maybe ambition. Im impressed you returned for geat the first time.😊
That was incredible, Liam! So admire your courage and witnessing you being bowled over by your awe-inspiring surroundings. The sky, flowers, sunset/sunrise, the flora and fauna, all of it was breathtaking! Another fab video 🙌
What an amazing journey, pushing your comfort zones, brilliant; the only thing missing was Liam grappling with a hungry brown bear 😅. Superb story telling ❤
When we're outdoors, especially solo, we sometimes do stupid things. I've definitely done quite a few. Don't be too harsh with yourself! Nice trip, I'm looking forward to having similar adventures soon :)
Nice one! Great video! I am from Slovenia and I have done all these trails you have done in this video it is nice to see how somebody from another part of Europe sees our mountains... 😃 And if you will visit Slovenia again, let me know, I can show you really best places in Slovenia. 😉
Another great video, thank you! Could you do a Most Commonly Asked Questions video please? Would be great to hear how you plan your trips, how much it costs you to fly there, do you stay longer than is shown in the videos? (to take in the more tourist areas) etc. Cheers.
Another great video, it would be great to see an accompanying video for each trip about the planning, routes and lessons learned/what you would do differently etc 👍
Well done Liam! Life’s experiences do humble us, but we learn from them! Lovely photography and commentary. Nice to hear a bit about the plants and geology! I have only driven through a bit of Slovenia, but I could see how beautiful it is! One piece of advice - take a naturalist class or do some self study of tress and flowers and birds and animals in the regions you travel in. When you know more about the nature you are seeing, it makes the experience even richer, if you can imagine! Glad you stayed safe!
Liam you sure do take us to some beautiful places, as someone whose traveling days are over do appreciate you sharing yours. Some Nail bitting moments in this one but the scenery lost for words. Glad you hired the equipment 😊
One of my favourite videos so far, a real adventure! I've been in risky mountain situations before but I now know I won't be doing Triglav😂 My risk tolerance won't let me haha
Excellent video! A few tips: 1- Inform yourself about the route before climbing a mountain. That way you are prepared and you know if you will need a via ferrata kit or not. It is a shame you couldn't climb Prisojnik in the beginning because of it and had to go back. 2- Wild camping is strictly forbidden anywhere in Slovenia. You could have got a heavy fine for it. 3- The via ferrata equipment could have been rented in the mountain hut close to it (Dom Planika or Kredarica), so you didn't need to carry it all up from the Krma valley and back again. 4- You should never unclip both carabiners at the same time, as it leaves you deattached from the steel cable and unsafe Cheers
Awesome hike! I can’t believe your feet didn’t hurt given the amount of rocks you traveled over. Love how you take the time to take in the beauty and serenity of your surroundings.
The Prisojnik peak and trail is one of the hardest guarded trails in Slovenia, it is no joke. Please always use recommended gear and don't test your fitness in the Alps.
Nature is incredibly humbling and such a humbling experience watching these videos Liam. So grateful you share these experiences and adventures on your channel.
Thanks for the perspective on Triglav! It's low-key on my bucket list, but with my fear of heights, I guess I'll need to work myself up to it. Those drops are proper scary!
Yep, the right place for ugly weather in Europe or your country - well chosen! Excellent location, excellent walk, excellent video! Thx for sharing again!
Another amazing hike. Amazing scenery, great down-to-earth narration, and just a great watch full stop. Never skip a second of these adventures. Only thing that confuses me is why you don't have 1M+ followers.
What an epic journey, everything all rolled into one. Well done on climbing TrigLav. The scenery was gobsmackingly awesome. I didn’t want it to end. You live the life I would have loved to have lived. What a privilege. Look forward to the next one. Take. are, be safe. ❤ Dorset, UK
Liam i really enjoy watching your videos on the side while I do some uni work throughout the whole day. it really helped me go through it undidsturbed. Thanks big man!
Just saw this video by accident and it is great! I am from Slovenia and love our countryside and have been to most of the highest mountains in Julian Alps, but it's still a good reminder when a foreigner compliments it in a way, you did! I have one question: was that a mount Razor you climbed with no helmet and via ferrata equipment? Thank you again for great video!
I'm so relieved to see you got some proper kit in the end to keep you safe. Man that sounded hair raising but oh wow those views,that lake at the end. p.s always love the stats at the end of the videos. Looking forward to the next one! :)
Omg Liam, just started watching, got really scared for you, will continue watching now I’ve steadied my self!! Very beautiful, thank you for taking us. Keep safe! 😊
Been watching your videos for a while but I just noticed how beautifully poetic and lyrical your script is. If you wrote a book reflecting on you travels, I’d for sure read it. ❤
Massive respect for being able to admit that you went a route that was just too difficult and turned back. Most folks would have cut that entirely out to show how easy everything was but by keeping that in you're saving some poor sod who thinks this is a jolly. Your videos are class mate and this kind of thing gives me a new found respect for ya. Keep on adventuring man
Slovenia is one of the most beautiful countries in Europe. Greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪
Liam, each adventure exceeds the previous ones. Just stay safe!! Your life is an inspiration for thousands.
What a stunning walk, Just a tip, when using a safety system on a via ferrata, unclip one karabiner and clip in past the anchor, then unclip the second carabiner then clip it past the anchor, so you are always connected to the wire and protected from a fall. Your videos keep on getting better, fantastic work, thank you.
I think (and hope) he just did that for the video, combined with the fact he was coming to the end of the line.
Can’t be losing you Liam, love your videos mate!
We had a similar humbling experience trying to get up Triglav years ago. Didn't have any of the gear, just pulling ourselves up the cables and pegs with bare hands and no helmets. We met a random British couple on the first false summit, sat together with a thousand metre drop at our backs and all realised we were way out of our depth and risking our lives. We turned round and only realised just how daft we'd been once we were looking back down the vertical walls we'd climbed up unprotected. It's a good learning experience to have had ONCE to put things in perspective!
Thank god everything went well. I am slovenian and i know for a fact each season (spring/summer) there are countless foreigners who need helicopter rescuing because of lack of proper gear, dont ever underestimate our mountains, the weather can change very fast.
Just as reminder 114 people already died on Triglav.
I just got sober after along time and your videos have given me inspiration to get out there 👍
Well done mate, nature saved me.
Well done brother, keep pushing forward 👍🏼
Nice one mate. Hope you're still doing well? 👍
If its any consolation Liam i had a wake up call the first time i went to Slovenia. I am well travelledb and a very experienced rock climber with over 58 different countries visited but Slovenia is by far the toughest hiking terrain i have come across and the level of fitness the average local possess is head and shoulders above any other nation i have come across so its no surprise the Slovenians feature at the top level in all the Olympic events. The valleys are super steep and the UK isn't even approaching a warm up compared to the mountains of Slovenia . As well as having football pitches for the kids to kick about on they also have Ski Jumping stadiums in a lot of villages where you can see kids flying through the air at night time. Slovenia is on another level indeed.
Hiking is like a national sport for us :P
Yes, Slovenian mountains can be quite deceptive if you don't do your homework. On the map they don't look very impressive as much higher Central Alps, but they are proper mountains in every respect. According to some definitions, Triglav north face is the highest uninterrupted face in whole Alps. Of course there are faces with higher altitude, but the difference between the base of the face to the top is greater here.
True mountains, beautiful, but they demand respect.
Yes it's true what you said. Im from Slovenia, our mountains are really dangerous, every year there are victims unfortunatelly...Lot of people underesimate the difficulty. Locals knew how to prepeare yourself, a few months of regular hiking, reaserching a route, prepare an equipement, take advices from local climbing assotiations, follow weather condition, never going alone etc.etc. No joke.
28:10 “I’ve never had a bad beer to be honest.” 🤣🤣
Slovenia is one of be most beautiful places we’ve been. Stunning scenery, polite multi lingual people, and diverse and delicious food.
I never realized Slovenia is so beautiful. I have to visit sometime.
That’s a great vid Liam . You didn’t use the via Ferranta clips correctly . You should only take one off a time and make sure you are always have one carabina attached !!.
Greetings from Slovenia what a great video!!! Just wanna say that you didnt need to worry about bears that much. There are indeed a lot of them in Slovenia but in other parts of the country(mostly in dense forests around Kočevje) and not in Triglav national park
Best video yet. Smashed it with this one mate
Real emotions showed me that this was no joke, it was a serious climb up the mountain and thank you for taking us along with you. You inspire me to do more with my leisure time.
Seeing your beaming grin and positive attitude, i can relate to this when doing these activities. Today everything is so rushed and digital. Escaping that and experiencing the natural beauty of the world brings out the best in everyone. Old historic landmarks, picturesque views, feeling the weather against your skin and the contrasting smells of the outdoors.
I struggled with depression and anxiety for years, locked myself away from the world. Constantly scrolling feeds searching for nothing.
Wild camping, hiking and leaving your comfort zone is liberating and recommend it to anyone having a hard time.
Nice one mate :)
Yes, Edelweiss was picked by Mountain Tropps (Gebrigsjager) as a sign of being a competent climber. It's still today a symbol of Alpine troops in Austria and Germany.
Slovenian landscape is stunning. Most beautiful place ive ever visited
Leontopodium nivale, commonly called edelweiss, is a mountain flower belonging to the daisy or sunflower family Asteraceae. The plant prefers rocky limestone places at about 1,800-3,400 metres (5,900-11,200 ft) altitude. It is non-toxic and has been used in traditional medicine as a remedy against abdominal and respiratory diseases. It It is a scarce, short-lived flower found in remote mountain areas
This guy inspired me to go to the Dolomites this month!! It was awesome
Thanks!
it’s funny you post this, very relevant to my life oddly enough. i had a trip to the lofoten islands in norway a month ago where a similar situation happened to me like you talk about around 8:00
i let my pride and ego get me into a situation that was way more dangerous than i was prepared for. same thing, one slip, it’s over. more like low level climbing than hiking.
i had to seriously calm my nerves to get back down safely and once i made it back i was shaken up the rest of the trip thinking about how i had just stupidly risked my life. had to reassess and take a different route.
but it’s honestly a good thing. i learned a lot about how to assess a trail and what my risk tolerance was. and i now take that experience with me in the future. now i will approach nature humbly instead of with an ego and expectation.
glad you made it through the trip safely. i hope you learned a lot of good lessons also. now back to the video for me :)
Criminally underrated youtube channel. Honestly so inspiring, I love these videos
Always be safe out on the hills and mountains. Another great video Liam.
Cor bloody hell that was scary when we were at the top of that mountain, honestly I could feel my legs buckling,. What a beautiful country Slovenia is ,am so glad to have witnessed it.
Where are we going next, i can hardly wait , get planning Liam and stay free brother.X
ALWAYS change one hook! Nice Landscape, I see I must travel to Slovenia too. 👍
Awesome choice. I had the privilege of spending 3 days in Bled in the summer. Slovenia is one of the most underrated countries in Europe.
I have been up to that area doing via ferrata and I thought it was a bit strange when you were on the early part of the walk and the steel cables appeared and you had no kit. You live and learn as they say.
The world does get better and better in nature - and the Slovenian Alps is incredibly technical and yet stunning! Another epic episode!! Wow!
Tack!
Well done for tuning back and getting some equipment. I’ve been to a lot of places but I can vouch for you with the feel of Slovenia and the mountains and that’s why it’s my favourite place to visit.
You portrayed Slovenia in the most magical way, great job. I am glad to see you enjoyed it so much but please keep in mind that wild camping is illegal especially in Triglav national park. I am happy that you didn’t get fined as the fines are quite hefty, up to 1200€ if you get caught by a ranger.
Just be careful in the mountains and when changing from wire line to the next one you should always have one carabiner attached to the wire.
Liam!!! Here I was nervous about the bears, but we do not need you sliding off a mountain! Please be safe.
Love your videos. You are truly an inspiration.
I am from Slovenia and I am 59years old. I had never seen any bears in this Slovenia region
I feel i moved back in time when i hiked Triglav(almost) as i managed to find the last hut in the dark.Next morning i just hoped i have enough energy to return and lack of water. It was 4 of us so 2 of us claimed the peak just with the last few drops of water. We went back through 7 lakes valley which is longer but less challenging. I remember this feeling when i was back in campsite it seemed like different place like we returned to different world. Something shifted in me after that experience. W also met on the way back a slovenian guy who was injured just at the beginning of train. He said he claimed Triglav 5 times and he knows this route very well. He didint want to go back down with us. He hurt his foot but we just couldnt convince him to return. Thats what can happen when there is too much confidence and maybe ambition. Im impressed you returned for geat the first time.😊
That was incredible, Liam! So admire your courage and witnessing you being bowled over by your awe-inspiring surroundings. The sky, flowers, sunset/sunrise, the flora and fauna, all of it was breathtaking! Another fab video 🙌
This is your best video yet - but I say that every video. Those views were sensational! Brilliant. Looking forward to the next vid. 👏👏👏👏
What a beautiful mountain scenery. Stunning views
Glad you didn’t slip and got the equipment. I just watched two women in their 60’s hike this to all the huts. Thanks for taking us along!😊❤
What an amazing journey, pushing your comfort zones, brilliant; the only thing missing was Liam grappling with a hungry brown bear 😅. Superb story telling ❤
What a breathtaking presentation bud, your storytelling and camera work is simply mind blowing! Bravo 🔥🔥🔥
When we're outdoors, especially solo, we sometimes do stupid things. I've definitely done quite a few. Don't be too harsh with yourself! Nice trip, I'm looking forward to having similar adventures soon :)
Nice one! Great video! I am from Slovenia and I have done all these trails you have done in this video it is nice to see how somebody from another part of Europe sees our mountains... 😃
And if you will visit Slovenia again, let me know, I can show you really best places in Slovenia. 😉
That sunrise in the valley was incredible
I’m a ferrata girl and love getting some of the best views! Slovenia/Friuli in Italy are amazing places to explore!
No stress watching that, Liam! Fresh, beautiful...could feel the air through your filming and commentary. Spot on!
Another great video, thank you! Could you do a Most Commonly Asked Questions video please? Would be great to hear how you plan your trips, how much it costs you to fly there, do you stay longer than is shown in the videos? (to take in the more tourist areas) etc. Cheers.
Slovenia is one of my favourite countries! Hope you enjoyed the adventure. Great footage as always.
Another great video, it would be great to see an accompanying video for each trip about the planning, routes and lessons learned/what you would do differently etc 👍
This was almost more like an experience than watching a video. A really nice contrast to the Kraig Adams/Harmen Hoek - esque stuff. Keep it up.
Well done Liam! Life’s experiences do humble us, but we learn from them! Lovely photography and commentary. Nice to hear a bit about the plants and geology! I have only driven through a bit of Slovenia, but I could see how beautiful it is! One piece of advice - take a naturalist class or do some self study of tress and flowers and birds and animals in the regions you travel in. When you know more about the nature you are seeing, it makes the experience even richer, if you can imagine! Glad you stayed safe!
Those breathtaking views into the forested valleys... who needs to travel to Yosemite?! Thank you again for the great video!!!
Never loose your sense of wonder Liam, it's what makes you special. Love your content, thank you for sharing.
Liam you sure do take us to some beautiful places, as someone whose traveling days are over do appreciate you sharing yours. Some Nail bitting moments in this one but the scenery lost for words. Glad you hired the equipment 😊
Another country, another of Liam's adventures, well done for doing it all.
One of my favourite videos so far, a real adventure! I've been in risky mountain situations before but I now know I won't be doing Triglav😂 My risk tolerance won't let me haha
That first part on the cliff edge was giving me massive anxiety!! 😅
Excellent video! A few tips:
1- Inform yourself about the route before climbing a mountain. That way you are prepared and you know if you will need a via ferrata kit or not. It is a shame you couldn't climb Prisojnik in the beginning because of it and had to go back.
2- Wild camping is strictly forbidden anywhere in Slovenia. You could have got a heavy fine for it.
3- The via ferrata equipment could have been rented in the mountain hut close to it (Dom Planika or Kredarica), so you didn't need to carry it all up from the Krma valley and back again.
4- You should never unclip both carabiners at the same time, as it leaves you deattached from the steel cable and unsafe
Cheers
Incredibly beautiful. Thank you for sharing. 🤩
Stunning liam,absolutely stunning! 👍👍👍👍👍👍
You are living your best life bud,im so happy for you 😀
Your best video yet, Liam! A joy to watch. “I’ve never had a bad beer”😂
Thanks
These are my favourite videos on youtube. Such a great channel. Brilliant stuff.
Another great adventure Liam. Well done mate.
Awesome hike! I can’t believe your feet didn’t hurt given the amount of rocks you traveled over. Love how you take the time to take in the beauty and serenity of your surroundings.
Can't say that I ever expected to see my own country on here. Keep it up.
U frightened me with ur climbing story without equipment 😮 jeez Liam . At least ur safe . Beautiful stunning scenery ..well done another ✅ of Ur list
One of your best yet mate. Belter
The Prisojnik peak and trail is one of the hardest guarded trails in Slovenia, it is no joke. Please always use recommended gear and don't test your fitness in the Alps.
Nature is incredibly humbling and such a humbling experience watching these videos Liam. So grateful you share these experiences and adventures on your channel.
Thanks for the perspective on Triglav! It's low-key on my bucket list, but with my fear of heights, I guess I'll need to work myself up to it. Those drops are proper scary!
There’s a scene in band of Brothers regarding the flower, that only grows on the alps
Cool, my home country!❤ Hope you enjoyed it!
Yep, the right place for ugly weather in Europe or your country - well chosen! Excellent location, excellent walk, excellent video! Thx for sharing again!
You're going to reach half a mill in no time bud. great stuff!
I love Slovenia, enjoyed 3 weeks there in April, but you wouldn't get me up that mountain!
Another amazing hike. Amazing scenery, great down-to-earth narration, and just a great watch full stop. Never skip a second of these adventures. Only thing that confuses me is why you don't have 1M+ followers.
One of your most impressive and scariest hikes. Particularly love those moments when you seem to enjoy life so much. Take great care of yourself.
What an epic journey, everything all rolled into one. Well done on climbing TrigLav. The scenery was gobsmackingly awesome. I didn’t want it to end. You live the life I would have loved to have lived. What a privilege. Look forward to the next one. Take. are, be safe. ❤ Dorset, UK
Liam i really enjoy watching your videos on the side while I do some uni work throughout the whole day. it really helped me go through it undidsturbed. Thanks big man!
Liam…. Just watching your new video. You need to be careful mate…. Some of these places you need to be with someone. Be careful ok 🙏🏻😁
Just saw this video by accident and it is great! I am from Slovenia and love our countryside and have been to most of the highest mountains in Julian Alps, but it's still a good reminder when a foreigner compliments it in a way, you did! I have one question: was that a mount Razor you climbed with no helmet and via ferrata equipment?
Thank you again for great video!
Loved this adventure Liam. Stunning part of the world too. Thanks for taking us along. All the best mate. -Ben
Love these. Probably the best views I reckon you have seen. Really inspiring to get out and experience the fresh air. Good lad
What an incredible place, good stuff mate.
It's always a pleasure to watch your vids. If I ever wanna feel at peace, I know who to watch! Thank you.
It's so important the humbling moments l, without them you'll not learn. 😊
Can’t believe how much this channel has grown from when I last looked 😮
Great video as always
Liam each time you beat your last place to visit 😊👊👊❤️🇬🇧just fantastic beautiful views and mind blowing 😮🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Thanks for sharing, we are living through you my friend!
I'm so relieved to see you got some proper kit in the end to keep you safe. Man that sounded hair raising but oh wow those views,that lake at the end. p.s always love the stats at the end of the videos. Looking forward to the next one! :)
Liam, the beer thing you were taöking about is called "shotgunning". At least it is here in Western Washington.
Well done Liam!! Your most spectacular one yet!! What epic scenery!
Omg Liam, just started watching, got really scared for you, will continue watching now I’ve steadied my self!! Very beautiful, thank you for taking us. Keep safe! 😊
Unreal scenery! Fairly new to your channel Liam, some really great videos seen so far. Keep it up!
Cool video Liam. We were in Slovenia a few weeks back and did Triglav too. One of our all time favourite hikes.
Incredible beautiful journey, Thant you for letting us see it
Your videos just take me on a journey away from modern, stressful civilisation. Please keep it up Liam!
Go on Liam 👍 be proud of what you have achieved so far!! More to come no doubt (get up) 👍👍👍
4:50 heck that was scary glad you didn't fall, some serious stuff
Been watching your videos for a while but I just noticed how beautifully poetic and lyrical your script is. If you wrote a book reflecting on you travels, I’d for sure read it. ❤
Awesome video chap, spectacular scenery and views. 👍🏻