It's sad to see the high street slowly closing. We all love our cheaper on line fast delivery alternatives their is little hope of recovery.

@@lifesunsnow the shops also have websites too. so its not the web. its the insane house prices.

@@avitalsheva They had the choice to stay in Canada but decided to come along. We enjoyed their company and they are really good kids. I just spoke to them, they said it was having the video pointing at them they didn't like lol.

Thank you for subscribing and listening to me on 10m, I hope you heard me work some good DX stations. Yes its a great spot visitors always welcome in the Okanagan Valley.

The Vancouver rain stops in the hills at Hope, en-route to the Okanagan, hence the name "hope its not raining"

It is so true...

Thank you for watching. It's a lovely spot to dock for a bite to eat.

We had the best time in Prague, we needed longer so we do plan on coming back. A wise choice you made.

The guy who targeted us certainly made his way in a direct line allowing all other travelers to pass as he raced towards us, we were easy prey, it certainly looked like he was targeting the luggage carrying foreigners. He was a shorter gentleman with short black hair, my 12 year old said he was just missing his toothbrush moustache which gave us all a giggle in such disappointing circumstances.

Going to 10 major European cities with four of my children of which 3 are over 16 years old, to go inside everywhere would have been exorbitant. The cheapest ticket in to Prague castle and Cathedral was a total of 2550 CZK and as much as we would have liked to do that, cost was the factor stopping us. Thankfully Prague offers amazing architecture the castle offer beautiful gardens and views and was enjoyed very much by all of us without having to pay to go inside. Many places do offer free museums etc. like London's Victoria and Albert Museum and the Natural history museum and others across Europe and we took advantage of those. If it was just my wife and I, we would have gone inside the castle and cathedral.

@@lifesunsnow wow sorry didn tknow its so expensive. But many musems have zero fee entrance :D

Thank you, so pleased you enjoyed them

Thank you

Kids today have too much screen time, at the end of this European tour they have never been fitter..

You did Stephen, it is open, I saw it on your Rebellion upload 3 weeks ago.

Thanks Chris

It was wonderful, I love Slovenia

Thanks Chris

It was indeed spotless and the owners were really nice and friendly.

Agreed nobody likes an arrogant American do they! Budapest is definitely a city who has an anti-tourist agenda and that is fine with me, I just wish I had known that before I set foot on the train.

Unfortunately Amsterdam has a garbage issue and it looks unsightly.

We loved it!

so you have to try game kingdome came ") great czech histori and game

Yes thank you.. Greetings from Kelowna British Columbia

Unfortunately Budapest had the wrong kind of energy for us.

​@@lifesunsnow Yeah, I just saw the whole metro ticket situation. In Prague, the ticket system is exactly the same, but since you had your hotel right in the center, you probably didn't need to use metro I assume. As a tourist you'd likely buy a ticket for the entire day, but there are tickets that are valid for 30 min, 90 min etc. What the ticket machine at the entrance does is it prints the time you entered the metro. So you could buy 10 tickets, use one that day, another one in a week, another one in a month or so - the sole purpose of the machine where you put the ticket is to give the ticket a timestamp. And there are metro employees who randomly check passengers' tickets. The only thing different is if in Prague the guy saw you clearly are tourists and you put in the effort and actually bought the tickets, he'd likely not fine you, just explain to you the system and leave you be unless you encountered a complete pedant. I know this is unpleasant, but don't let that ruin your overall experience. You know, as they say, sh*t happens.

@@FF-wl1oo Yes Sh*t certainly happens, It was just a chain of events no staff at the Metro for advice, the only staff were the enforcement people, they saw we were tourists and made a direct charge towards us, we were easy pray. To top it all as we were getting out of the Metro a dead guy lay there with police and ambulance picking up his stiff body, the next day we climb the Citadel and find its all fenced off, Just a chain of events that has put us all off ever wanting to go back to Budapest. Thankfully Prague was a different story, we really enjoyed ourselves. You got to take the rough with the smooth.

this is not Eastern Europe, but Central Europe

@@Prometheus101 Akorat ze vubec. "Stredni Evropa" je vyraz, ktery si alibisticky vymysleli Vychodoevropani, aby nebyli spojovani s Ruskem, ale je to totalni paskvil. Neni duvod se vyhybat pravde.

I agree Rupert, Its difficult waking the kids up at 5am that's our only problem, we did do that on our Venice trip without them and it was wonderful.

@@jesszumpappini nowhere in the world do you buy a ticket and then have to put the ticket into a machine 5 meters away from the machine you just purchased it from, unless it physically stops you from entering with a barrier then you can put the ticket in to a machine to open the gate. See how this system gets tourists every time because it doesn't make sense.

www.tripadvisor.ca/Attraction_Review-g274887-d20046880-Reviews-Bkk-Budapest_Central_Hungary.html

ca.trustpilot.com/review/bkk.hu

It would have been fine if the Citadel had been open as there used to be a cafebar up there. Signs posted or red tape would have been useful. So many more people and groups of people were heading up to be dissapointed.

Thank you, that was an early morning brain fog moment.. lol

I´m very sorry. I was editing a video at nught, when I uploaded it to ytb, I found out that your video has the same name. So I played it and commented, liked and subscribed. 😉