Thanks Yvonne & Mike ☺ Jessie is truly a gem! 🔷😍 I always enjoy the walk along Avenida do Mar 😎 Any chance of featuring more native folk as we don't see enough of them in vlogs? It tends to be us "foreigners" on show for the most part! Have a wonderful week my friends 🤗
Well good afternoon Mr R! It's certainly our great wish to feature more native folk, we quite agree that we don't hear and see enough of them here on YT. How're you doing now you've been back a few weeks, recovered now we hope and raring to go for your next adventure? Where will that be we wonder? Shame we missed you this time round, hope we'll get that get together someday soon. All the best to you mate.
@@LivingWalks I'm seriously considering a trip back to the Pearl during the latter half of September so we'll have to sync our watches for it! It's about a week & a half since my return to reality so I'm having fun editing, more so with my new PC which has an i9 processor, so I'm now able to comfortably edit & render my videos saving so much time compared to before! Thanks for pinning my post, I'm always flattered by such attention you lavish on me! 😉 😁
Yes, be great to coincide, we've booked to come back to blighty on 17th September, hope that won't be too early for you? Glad to hear you're having fun editing on your new new PC, how wonderfully whizzy! Always happy to pin your gracious comments for sure.
What is life in Madeira really like for a young Madeiran? A deep dive into life for young people on this beautiful island in 2024, with Jessie from Emigre.eu
He there @eddy_creative, a pleasure to hear you enjoyed it. Jessie was certainly a joy to chat to. Hope to bring you more of the like. Thanks for dropping by.
Thank you very much for the informative video interview. My wife and I have already moved to Madeira from southern Cal and are thinking of buying our own apartment preferably new so we are very much interested in the real estate market and its future prospects. Please provide more content?
Hello there @mentezari, what a pleasure to receive your message. How lovely for you that you've moved to the island, I'm sure you must be very happy. We'll be back ourselves in the next few days, so look out for us, a tall slow walking chap and a little blonde sidekick!! Perhaps we'll get to meet someday.
I’m from Madeira, I agree with pretty much everything she said except two things, we generally eat normal food, rice, canned tuna, normal food from the supermarket I personally don’t eat madeira typical food every week nor every month. The other thing is even if I’m proudly from Madeira, and I love it here, I probably would answer that I feel more Portuguese than Madeiran. Portugal is my nation and gives me a bigger sense of identity, and ofc Portugal, Portuguese being my language and the Portuguese culture and music also shaped Madeira. So being Madeiran is being a privileged Portuguese, those things such as Portuguese music, food, history and legacy are our identity and we also have simultaneously our own Madeira identity. That’s why I feel more Portuguese than Madeiran.
How very nice to hear from someone from from Madeira, interesting to hear that you agree with most things Jessie said except for your thoughts about food and that you yourself feel more Portuguese than Madeiran. We've been very much wanting to give Madeiran's a voice on the channel for a long time. I hope we can meet up with more along the way and hear more from a Madeiran's perspective. Thanks for dropping by.
Have you done any walks / tours of the Azores islands? Would be interested to hear/ find out how they differ to Madeira. I should imagine a lot less touristy and off the beaten path.
Hi ! I just done one hike in Azores, in São Miguel island. It was great, very green and the lakes are amazing, but i honestly think Madeira is unbeatable on that, the variety here is something really amazing, every hike is so different!
With all due respect, the food in old town Funchal and surroundings is quite awful and expensive. I'd say say away from that area and explore other areas. Although I must say I found three that are inexpensive and decent food: on Rua Joao Tavira N.14 there is this place called BETWEEN that has healthy food; also in Europa Shopping center there is a place called "O Mundo dos Doces" although it refers to sweets, they actually have great food and best soups. I'd also strongly suggest going to Canico to eat "espetada" on the place next to the church downtown Canico. Hope these suggestions are loved by all of you. In regard to Madeirense people, I'd suggest you stay away from the women, especially those that haven't travelled and are more open to other cultures. This culture is truly very gossipy and overall very negative in their thinking. Just saying...
Hi there Mary, thanks for your feedback. Appreciate the tip re' the inexpensive and good food on Rua Joao Tavira, we'll have to check out BETWEEN and the "O Mundo dos Doces" soup. Are you from the island? All the best to you.
Thanks Yvonne & Mike ☺ Jessie is truly a gem! 🔷😍
I always enjoy the walk along Avenida do Mar 😎
Any chance of featuring more native folk as we don't see enough of them in vlogs?
It tends to be us "foreigners" on show for the most part!
Have a wonderful week my friends 🤗
Well good afternoon Mr R! It's certainly our great wish to feature more native folk, we quite agree that we don't hear and see enough of them here on YT.
How're you doing now you've been back a few weeks, recovered now we hope and raring to go for your next adventure? Where will that be we wonder? Shame we missed you this time round, hope we'll get that get together someday soon. All the best to you mate.
@@LivingWalks I'm seriously considering a trip back to the Pearl during the latter half of September so we'll have to sync our watches for it!
It's about a week & a half since my return to reality so I'm having fun editing, more so with my new PC which has an i9 processor, so I'm now able to comfortably edit & render my videos saving so much time compared to before!
Thanks for pinning my post, I'm always flattered by such attention you lavish on me! 😉 😁
Yes, be great to coincide, we've booked to come back to blighty on 17th September, hope that won't be too early for you?
Glad to hear you're having fun editing on your new new PC, how wonderfully whizzy!
Always happy to pin your gracious comments for sure.
Hi! Thank you for watching the video and for the nice comments! ☺
What is life in Madeira really like for a young Madeiran? A deep dive into life for young people on this beautiful island in 2024, with Jessie from Emigre.eu
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Another fab video, was great to hear from a local. Thanks for posting.
Hello there @WildPeonies26, yes indeed, we'd love to give more Madeirans a voice if we can, so watch this space! Thanks for staying in touch.
More of these, please guys! 👍
Second that.
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Hello BIAF, yes indeed, we certainly hope to bring you more of the like. Thanks for the feedback.
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Really nice casual talk, i think i got more from this video than most highly edited videos made from foreigners :)
He there @eddy_creative, a pleasure to hear you enjoyed it. Jessie was certainly a joy to chat to. Hope to bring you more of the like. Thanks for dropping by.
Thanks Eddy!
Thank you very much for the informative video interview. My wife and I have already moved to Madeira from southern Cal and are thinking of buying our own apartment preferably new so we are very much interested in the real estate market and its future prospects. Please provide more content?
Hello there @mentezari, what a pleasure to receive your message. How lovely for you that you've moved to the island, I'm sure you must be very happy. We'll be back ourselves in the next few days, so look out for us, a tall slow walking chap and a little blonde sidekick!! Perhaps we'll get to meet someday.
I. Love Portugal and the people ❤️ especially in the South its beautiful 😍 lol from me in England
Hello Paul, yes we do agree, Madeirans are pretty special! Thanks for being in touch.
I’m from Madeira, I agree with pretty much everything she said except two things, we generally eat normal food, rice, canned tuna, normal food from the supermarket I personally don’t eat madeira typical food every week nor every month. The other thing is even if I’m proudly from Madeira, and I love it here, I probably would answer that I feel more Portuguese than Madeiran. Portugal is my nation and gives me a bigger sense of identity, and ofc Portugal, Portuguese being my language and the Portuguese culture and music also shaped Madeira. So being Madeiran is being a privileged Portuguese, those things such as Portuguese music, food, history and legacy are our identity and we also have simultaneously our own Madeira identity. That’s why I feel more Portuguese than Madeiran.
How very nice to hear from someone from from Madeira, interesting to hear that you agree with most things Jessie said except for your thoughts about food and that you yourself feel more Portuguese than Madeiran. We've been very much wanting to give Madeiran's a voice on the channel for a long time. I hope we can meet up with more along the way and hear more from a Madeiran's perspective. Thanks for dropping by.
Have you done any walks / tours of the Azores islands? Would be interested to hear/ find out how they differ to Madeira. I should imagine a lot less touristy and off the beaten path.
Hi there, thanks for the suggestion, we'd very much like to and it's certainly on our radar, so do watch this space!
Hi ! I just done one hike in Azores, in São Miguel island. It was great, very green and the lakes are amazing, but i honestly think Madeira is unbeatable on that, the variety here is something really amazing, every hike is so different!
good good city!
One of our favourites for sure E!
Never look into the camera in an interview. Just keep staring into the ground. 👍🏼
Well what can I say wolf, Jessie did her very best!
With all due respect, the food in old town Funchal and surroundings is quite awful and expensive. I'd say say away from that area and explore other areas. Although I must say I found three that are inexpensive and decent food: on Rua Joao Tavira N.14 there is this place called BETWEEN that has healthy food; also in Europa Shopping center there is a place called "O Mundo dos Doces" although it refers to sweets, they actually have great food and best soups. I'd also strongly suggest going to Canico to eat "espetada" on the place next to the church downtown Canico. Hope these suggestions are loved by all of you. In regard to Madeirense people, I'd suggest you stay away from the women, especially those that haven't travelled and are more open to other cultures. This culture is truly very gossipy and overall very negative in their thinking. Just saying...
Hi there Mary, thanks for your feedback. Appreciate the tip re' the inexpensive and good food on Rua Joao Tavira, we'll have to check out BETWEEN and the "O Mundo dos Doces" soup. Are you from the island? All the best to you.