We use Earth Breeze too, they're fab. Also another brand on occasion. Looks like it was a really nice park up. Stress...he needs chocolate lol. Nice birdie footage and a nice Abbey too in a lovely location. Fuchsia are lovely, remind me of my Mom and Dad.
Hi 👋. Great arent they those laundry sheets. Not sure why they arent in supermarkets. I never understand how stew eats so much chocolate and stays slim 🙄. Awwww nice that Fuchsias remind you of your mum and dad 🥰 Thanks as always for watching. Jane
Thanks for sharing another very interesting video full of lovely scenery, drone footage, near gas disaster, and all the history that you so cleverly include for us....Keep safe....
They have those outdoor revolution laundries not sure if you have them in aus but Janes allergies means she needs to control the soap used …. In the end though we did use them and they were fine and relatively cheap …. Thanks for watching
Glad you got the gas and washing sorted 🙂👍 We love those Revolution laundries, so handy. Loved the history and the memorial to the Lusitania looked very interesting. Beautiful scenery on your travels. Thanks for sharing 😀❤️
Still find it amazing that we now see exotic birds like egrets in Britain/Ireland. Lovely to see. And nothing beats wild food you’ve foraged yourself. Blackberries are so underrated. Some fine scenery and park ups too. Thanks for sharing and happy travels x
Thanks for another lovely video Stew and Jane. Very relaxed viewing! Brought back happy memories of camping in Garretstown, when our children were young! You might be interested to know, that Ballinascarty, beside Timoleague, is the location of the ancestral home of Henry Ford. Harry returned to his roots! Tom
Hey Tom thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed …. Yep the beach wasn’t to far away although deserted when we were there Never knew about the Henry Ford connection either
Fuscia, along with Rhododendron grows wild in endemic proportions in West Cort and parts of Kerry. A couple of years ago a hiker had to be rescued from a valley of Rhododendron by the Mountain Rescue/ Civil Defence!
@@getawaygeese The climate there is ideal for it, similar to its home area in the foothills of the Himalayas. Lovey purple flowers, bees love it. Unfortunately the honey made from rhododendrum is toxic and kills the bees when they use it..... Very labour intensive to clear, branches grow into a twisted tangle, that not even easy to cut for firewood...
Love you guys. Jane your dry odd off the cuff comments.. "love the red jacket"... "means I can find him" 😁 and Stew.. When you had the issue filling up the log tank.. I said to Bernie, "he'll be OK, he'll have a twix with him when he gets back in. Great vlogs, info and humour... Win.. Win 👌🐕🚙
@@getawaygeese I love a twix too..only now I have to chop them into bite size pieces..my teeth don't work too well anymore. Pretty much like most of me 😁 Tina
Another great video, good to see your back seems to have eased off Stew, you're walking a bit better anyway. I think all the nice houses you're seeing were built when it was boom time in the south, when I was over there I used to look at the situations vacant in the papers and the wages were fantastic. take care.
Hi John. Lol he’ll do anything for a twix 😂 I half expected the flipping van to explode when I made the next cup of tea 🤦♀️. Thanks for watching. Jane
I'm surprised the fuschia hedge survives. I split one of my mum's hardy plants, it absolutely thrived for 18 months, then died during the 2nd winter. Was very disappointed as my father had bought it for my mum because of the name. Looking forward to the next episode, they don't seem to last 2 minutes, wish they were feature length 😁.
Thanks Andrea it takes enough to produce 20 mins lol - I guess the climate is a bit like Cornwall and can catch the Gulf Stream I suspect but with climates changing a good frost and those fragile plants die
Out of interest what was the cost at the touring site please, loving the tour as I know the west coast fairly well due to having relations in Clare, Galway and Mayo.
Hi - it was 20 euros for the night and then tokens for laundry was extra and shower tokens. Really appreciate you watching and we just keep discovering little gems or great historical sites
Thanks Richard for that and we will take that on board I know now I hadn’t tightened the adapter although the action of the holster naturally pushes against the locked adapter
Regarding LPG....I don't have an external filling point, so assume the pump head will fit direct onto the bottle. Not filled it yet as it's new so a bit nervous of the first time. Any advice??
Love watching your videos
Glad you like them!
Love you guys and your beautiful videos!! I am learning so much about many parts of Ireland I have never been to!👏
Great to hear you enjoy them as it keeps us going making content - thank you for watching and commenting
Another fab video- thank you for sharing your travels 😊
Thanks really appreciate you watching and above all commenting as it keeps us going
Really enjoyable guys.
Thanks for watching and commenting hope you like the others in the series
We use Earth Breeze too, they're fab. Also another brand on occasion. Looks like it was a really nice park up. Stress...he needs chocolate lol. Nice birdie footage and a nice Abbey too in a lovely location. Fuchsia are lovely, remind me of my Mom and Dad.
Hi 👋. Great arent they those laundry sheets. Not sure why they arent in supermarkets. I never understand how stew eats so much chocolate and stays slim 🙄. Awwww nice that Fuchsias remind you of your mum and dad 🥰 Thanks as always for watching. Jane
@@getawaygeese you are more than welcome.🥰
Thanks for sharing another very interesting video full of lovely scenery, drone footage, near gas disaster, and all the history that you so cleverly include for us....Keep safe....
Thanks for watching and above all taking time to comment. We try to give a blend of stuff but it all depends what happens on the day
Great video guys shame about not being able to find a suitable laundry 😊
They have those outdoor revolution laundries not sure if you have them in aus but Janes allergies means she needs to control the soap used …. In the end though we did use them and they were fine and relatively cheap …. Thanks for watching
An eventful episode and as good as ever, thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching and above all commenting
Glad you got the gas and washing sorted 🙂👍 We love those Revolution laundries, so handy. Loved the history and the memorial to the Lusitania looked very interesting. Beautiful scenery on your travels. Thanks for sharing 😀❤️
Thanks for watching and commenting - we have used them since being at home to to wash quilts as cheaper than laundrette
Hope Stew enjoyed the park!!!!!
Ju
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Thanks for watching Ju
Entertaining and informative. Lovely drone flying. I hope neither of you were ill from the blackberries! Take care 😊
Thanks for watching glad you enjoyed … fortunately we were not but we did eat rather a lot
Thank you both another great vlog, we loved the lpg refill its good to see errors and hiccups especially if followed by chocolate 😀😀
Just glad we didnt blow Harry up when we made a cuppa 😂. Smell was overwhelming at first. But as we know chocolate solves all 😉 jane
Great history and a lovely walk. Fuchsias are my favourite plant and they looked beautiful in this video. Take care Gill
Has we went further west they seem to be in many places as a wild hedgerow plant and very colourful - thanks for watching
Still find it amazing that we now see exotic birds like egrets in Britain/Ireland. Lovely to see. And nothing beats wild food you’ve foraged yourself. Blackberries are so underrated. Some fine scenery and park ups too. Thanks for sharing and happy travels x
Yep we are seeing a lot of wading birds for sure. I think we managed to taste enough of the blackberries 😂 thanks for watching and commenting
Thanks for another lovely video Stew and Jane. Very relaxed viewing! Brought back happy memories of camping in Garretstown, when our children were young!
You might be interested to know, that Ballinascarty, beside Timoleague, is the location of the ancestral home of Henry Ford. Harry returned to his roots!
Tom
Hey Tom thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed …. Yep the beach wasn’t to far away although deserted when we were there
Never knew about the Henry Ford connection either
Love that fact Tom ! ☺️ jane
Fuscia, along with Rhododendron grows wild in endemic proportions in West Cort and parts of Kerry.
A couple of years ago a hiker had to be rescued from a valley of Rhododendron by the Mountain Rescue/ Civil Defence!
We heard rhododendrons are evasive in Ireland and causing an issue …. Thanks for watching and commenting - merry Xmas
I was surprised when I googled the Rhododendrons at just how invasive they were. I didnt quite appreciate it. Jane
@@getawaygeese The climate there is ideal for it, similar to its home area in the foothills of the Himalayas.
Lovey purple flowers, bees love it.
Unfortunately the honey made from rhododendrum is toxic and kills the bees when they use it.....
Very labour intensive to clear, branches grow into a twisted tangle, that not even easy to cut for firewood...
Love you guys. Jane your dry odd off the cuff comments.. "love the red jacket"... "means I can find him" 😁 and Stew.. When you had the issue filling up the log tank.. I said to Bernie, "he'll be OK, he'll have a twix with him when he gets back in. Great vlogs, info and humour... Win.. Win 👌🐕🚙
Thank you and thank you for watching ☺️ we cant publish half of whats said in Harry 😂😂. Stew should have shares in whoever produces Twix 😂😂 jane
@@getawaygeese I love a twix too..only now I have to chop them into bite size pieces..my teeth don't work too well anymore. Pretty much like most of me 😁 Tina
Tina I feel your pain with the teeth 😂 Snickers were once my favourite !! Distant memory now lol jane
Another great video, good to see your back seems to have eased off Stew, you're walking a bit better anyway. I think all the nice houses you're seeing were built when it was boom time in the south, when I was over there I used to look at the situations vacant in the papers and the wages were fantastic. take care.
Yes back gradually improved and eventually I lost the stick …. The properties are so generous with land to and many have some type of view
once again another great video. I am sure Stew did the gas leak just so he could get his Twix fix ! many thanks for sharing ATB
Hi John. Lol he’ll do anything for a twix 😂 I half expected the flipping van to explode when I made the next cup of tea 🤦♀️. Thanks for watching. Jane
I'm surprised the fuschia hedge survives. I split one of my mum's hardy plants, it absolutely thrived for 18 months, then died during the 2nd winter. Was very disappointed as my father had bought it for my mum because of the name. Looking forward to the next episode, they don't seem to last 2 minutes, wish they were feature length 😁.
Thanks Andrea it takes enough to produce 20 mins lol - I guess the climate is a bit like Cornwall and can catch the Gulf Stream I suspect but with climates changing a good frost and those fragile plants die
Out of interest what was the cost at the touring site please, loving the tour as I know the west coast fairly well due to having relations in Clare, Galway and Mayo.
Hi - it was 20 euros for the night and then tokens for laundry was extra and shower tokens. Really appreciate you watching and we just keep discovering little gems or great historical sites
For your own safety please close all the doors and windows when filling LPG.
Thanks Richard for that and we will take that on board I know now I hadn’t tightened the adapter although the action of the holster naturally pushes against the locked adapter
Regarding LPG....I don't have an external filling point, so assume the pump head will fit direct onto the bottle. Not filled it yet as it's new so a bit nervous of the first time. Any advice??
The honest answer is no as not had a portable refillable bottle and sone gas stations I know don’t like filling so maybe worth checking on sone forums
Did you get your LPG?
Sort of but obviously some was escaping the adapter screw on the same way as the lpg filler so it sort of undo’s it ….