Hi folks .. just came across your fun vid .. Idk if you’ll see my comment .. 😃 The lower wattage travel .. this could work in your car with the lighter/charger?

Fantastic in so glad you went, I've been looking at these and seen the website, but your filming helps more, they're a great find. Maybe a roof box for extra cargo or even roof tent. Can't wait to see more of you guys and your micro camper adventures 👏👏🏆👍

I'm reliving my childhood holidays to Dawlish Warren in this era by watching this video. From 1988-1994, we visited many times. We used to stay on Holimarine, Dawlish Warren Holiday Centre, and Oak Cliff Park. I'll be passing through the Warren, Dawlish, and Teignmouth on the train tomorrow, on the way to Cornwall for my 40th birthday holiday.

When was that😊

A nice place to visit. Where is Bodmin because I have never heard of it?

0.41 secs into your video. Since when was Hugenden Manor in Oxfordshire. Going no further, if you can’t get the most basic facts right.

Thank you so much for your video . The kids chucked out the instructions. I was doing the Velcro but as it didn’t stay up at 1st I needed help with your video. 🙏

Not sure how I missed this video. I can't get enough of Penzance. It is a proper Cornish town despite some gentrification it hasn't lost its rough exterior.

I think the native peoples of America had Mustangs.

Stop opening it every 10 mins and it will heat up

I'm still waiting for the binocular review, at the end of the video I knew no more about them than I did at the start, a lot of waffle and that is about all.

Shame it’s all gone forever

No good if it can't fly. May aswell buy a row boat and trailer. Unless of course you regularly pop out on water so you could save time and storage.

It's a Blue whale skeleton in the main Hall. ( the Hintz hall) not a Titanosaur.

I think I would rather pay the old fees of harbour dues than the £9.95 per adult to get in - good choice - entrance or breakfast!!!!! Go for Breakfast! And look at that lovely boating Sea!!!

We've never been to Plymouth! Looks lovely. Happy belated Christmas! 🍻

It may be the equivalent of GOS - I bet you don't have to drive at 20mph for 2 hours to get out of Brisbane afterwards!!!!!

I love your intro on this channel!! Jamaica? Jamaica? No she went on her own accord!!

Next time, you aren't going without us! lol :)

Its now quintrell downs

If you are British: Never, NEVER, clean anything before using it.

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The green bridge will have a cafe/restaurant on that bit in the middle. I'm not sure Streets Beach would work as well in London, at least until climate change gives you some warmer weather like we have here. The treasury is now a casino, ironically.

Loved the video, but I wish you'd shown more of the museum

Great to see the dinosaurs, but I wanted to see more of the museum

The dinosaur exhibit was great, but I wanted to see more variety

The dinosaurs were awesome, but I wanted to see more exhibits

Great video, but I was hoping to see other parts of the museum too

loved the dinosaur section, but there's so much more to explore

The dinosaur exhibit was amazing! I wanted to see more, though

Loved the video, but I wish we got to see other parts of the museum too

The aquatic section was fascinating! Wish there was more coverage

The dinosaurs were cool, but I wish we'd seen more variety

I wish you'd explored more of the museum, not just the dinosaurs

I enjoyed the video, but wish we could've seen more of the museum

The aquatic section was incredible, but I wish there was more to see

Amazing to see the dinosaurs, but what about the rest of the museum

Absolutely love your dog. Thank you so much for a great review. I’ve just bought one and was wondering how to use it. The improvement they could make would be better instructions What if you put boiling water first to warm the container like a Thermos

lived there from about '73 to '87. hasn't changed much

Lisa wondered if Norwich was built on slavery. It was built on the wool trade. Then on manufacturing. I would have thought that most people would have linked the city to mustard, chocolate and StartRite shoes as a first answer. Perhaps followed by insurance ( Norwich Union ) and finance. I do know that slaving ships vittaled and sailed out of King's Lynn and that a family called Dalling from that area had a plantation called Donnington Castle in Jamaica. There may be something more of interest in St Peters Mancroft Church where three rescued slave boys were christened. Norwich upper and middle classes were mostly puritan with a strong work ethic. Pioneers in machinery (Norwich Museum) and welcomed skilled working refugees from religious intolerance ( Strangers Hall )

Oh ! Clever Lisa ! Immediately picked out three iconic buildings, The Forum, City Hall and The Guildhall. Really spot on guesses of age and style. These three are part of the NORWICH 12. .. . A heritage group of iconic buildings. They are showcased as internationally important representation of English urban and cultural life over the last 1000 years. Have fun finding the other nine Waggies !!! 👌👍

Thank you for the walk around 👍 You have remarked a few times that lots of the buildings are made of stone. You are quite right and the stones are flint. There is no suitable stone for building available locally but as the farmers say when ploughing, " the fields grow flint " Bricks were made locally and most villages had a kiln, but flint was cheaper and farmers would be happy for someone to take them away. The stone for Norwich Cathedral was imported from France. Norwich Castle is flint but got a Victorian make over. With the exception of St Benedicts most of of flint buildings survived the terrible beating that Norwich took in the 'Baedecker Raids' in 1942. Thanks again for your posting 👍👌

i needed this reminder to keep going.

This is legendary work.

i'm determined to succeed!

you're a youtube sensation in the making.

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cant get enuf of dis!

im luvn ur cntent.