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I’m glad that I saw your video. I’ll be in Tarragona in 2 weeks very first time. Lots of great information! And it looks like that you stayed at the hotel I’m going to stay. Hope you liked it. 😊

I'm looking forward to more information on Kentucky retirement. Thanks for letting me know about Somerset.

Thank you. Just found your video as I’m researching the same trip that I’m taking in mid November, it got me even more excited.😂

I'm going with Havila 🤩

Thanks for this detailed video! Very helpful in planning my own trip :) one thing though, a six-person more rudimentary compartment (where you have to make the beds yourself, and there’s no wash basin) is known as a couchette whereas only the 2 (sometimes 4) person compartment with beds made, a washbasin/bathroom is known as a sleeper car/compartment

Global warming, Scotland will be hot in future

Yes,come to Scotland, its fab

This is a very small mall and does not look like a mall at all. You should visit City Park Mall. Much bigger that one. Regarding the opinion of our country mans from other parts of Romania, they have seen Constanta maybe few years ago. Now Constanta is under continuous development, major European financed projects in infrastructure, parks, and entertainment like extension and modernisation of Dolphinarium and a new Aquarium. I am confident that in about 5 years it will be a real touristic destination similar to those from Mediteranean coast. You should go visit the resort of Constanta called Mamaia and take the sky gondola for nice sightseeing of the beach and resort. Also for most of highlights you can take the City Tour Bus.

You two are the ultimate "casual adventurers" Thanks for another interesting video.

Thanks for sharing Constanta with us! I was in Romania this past June but I didn’t get to visit Constanta. I found the Romanian people to be very friendly and would definitely like to visit again.

We are going in October & found both of your films to be very informative & helpful . Many thanks

I should mention that both Bergen and Oslo has hotels with a shower + breakfast deal. You essentially show them your ticket and they give you access to the breakfast buffet and the gym showers for a lower price. It's worth knowing about, even if it isn't your cup of tea.

"The Norwegian Mail boat" is a bit misleading since there is an entire fleet of boats that carry mail. But, I get it. It's a really nice experience. I took the two night trip from Tromso to Bodo a few years ago.

Your best retire spot was Ely Nevada 🙂

I have always saved and invested roughly 60% of my salary since I began working in 2009, I max out my 401(k), ira, and hsa accounts. I am 50 years old. I'll pass the $4 million threshold this month. I have a 100% investment in Vanguard ETFs and several blue chip equities. Avoiding debt and cutting expenses are my two money-saving secrets. I make passive investments with the help of Cynthia Depken my FA who manages my portfolio and makes sure I outperform the market.

I will be going to Riga in a few weeks. Thank you for going outside the box. Your video is not generic like all others-it was a breath of free air! It was enjoyable to watch! Really cool about the map store!

Thanks. Very informative. We're from Australia, and it's on our bucket list!

Thank you very much for making this video. Before we saw it, we were considering making the return trip from Bergen to Oslo via train or car or plane. Now we are decided, we will get the train after watching your video. We are 2 adults and 2 15-year-old girls. We don't know whether we should hire 2 two bed units or a 6 berth unit? Thanks again

Outstanding video

Welcome !

To confirm (I'm sure I'm not the 1st.) Ed iN Burrah. Go hard on the N in the middle. Ed~iN~Burrah. Edinburgh. Or if you want shine 'em off? Em'bra.

Totally agree with your assessment of the shore excursions from the large ships. Not fun in any way shape or form. However we enjoy every aspect of the much smaller river cruise ships including the shore excursions. Thanks for another interesting video.

Yes, there are 5 of those zeppelin hangars in Riga out of 6 still existing in the world. Each pavillion is named after it's speciality: Dairy, Meat, Bread, Vegetable and Fish pavillions.

Greetings from Cologne🥰

It's not that hot in the summer, but it rains all the time. No one speaks English there, just incomprehensible Scottish. If you want haggis instead of decent food, please! Instead of Airbnb, however, you should buy a small castle. I like that the men wear skirts. We love Scotland.

Thanks for sharing this scam thing. My husband and I will be visiting Tarragona tomorrow so we'll be extra vigilant.

Nice video! Keith Whitley was born in Ashland ( Im no stranger to the rain )

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11:06 Ugh... I remember how we once tried to buy tickets in the bus and the driver just shook his head and ignored us. Well, that's it, we thought. Just some minutes later we got fined for fare dodging by the controller. 😅

Very beautiful video🍦🍺🏛😊 I think Sardinia is a lovely place, worth to visit😍👍👍👍

Norwegians dont use honorifics like sir or ma’am. Not even a desrved one like «doctor». The T/V-distinction was done away with in the 70s. All people, even the prime minister is refered to by first or last name. The only people excempt from this are members of the Royal Family who are adressed as Majesty or Royal Highness. When speaking to them directly one speaks to them in the third person. «What dose The King think about that?», «What dose The Crown Princess believe?»

6:49 The sound you used for the "o" in Honningsvåg is pretty close to the sound of the letter "ø" in for instance Vardø. 7:15 You got the "o" right on the second try, I believe, although definitely not the "å". Æ, Ø and Å are separate letters in Norwegian, not variations on other letters. 9:22 "Town"? By Norwegian standards its actually a city, the 16th biggest in the country, equivalent to something like Indianapolis in the US. Applying for a city status in Norway only requires a population of about 5 000 people, and we have older cities that's smaller but that has retained their city status for historical reasons. I get that it's all very small for you guys given that New York alone has a bigger population then the whole of Norway. 12:49 Nice work! You got the "Å" in "Ålesund pretty much right. 😊

11:27 I appreciate that you pronounced the "e" at the end, it's a common mistake English speakers make to ignore those sounds, and it's *really* driving me nuts when they do as treating the "e" at the end of words as silent is not really done in other Germanic languages other then English. If you want to improve your pronounciation the "e" sound you made is represented by "i" in Norwegian however and the "u" in Norwegian is a far sharper sound where the tongue essentially forms the letter, while the sound you made for it is represented by the letter "o" in Norwegian. Mind you, this is nitpicking, and I think most Norwegians would be able to guess what you meant. "Multe" is the Norwegian word for cloudberries. They're really hard to store or transport without damaging them and can't be grown commercially. So you pretty much can only taste them in the Nordic region and elsewhere where they grow (like in Canada)

I love your content and find it really engaging! I noticed that you tend to point a lot while speaking, and it can be a bit distracting for some viewers. Just a friendly suggestion to consider minimizing it for an even smoother viewing experience. Keep up the great work!

Hi Jay, Greeting from Sydney, Australia. Like you I am passionate about traveling in my retirement. I have Viking ancestry also!. Your vlogs are of great relevance to my spouse and I, including travel budgeting. My question is about how to fund retirement travel: do you use your financial investment returns / pension income, or capital drawdowns, or a combination of both, to fund you trips? Keep up the good work on how to enjoy retirement! Best regards, Jay

Do US citizens need visa on the cruise to Ivory coast?

Great video. I enjoyed watching it. I’ve been to S Africa and Botswana for safari but not Zimbabwe. Very interesting that Kanga Camp was pricier than Nottens! I suspect due to remoteness? I appreciate the video. Heading to Kenya next week!

Hurtigruten actually have a ship leaving Bergen every day. It used to be 11 vesssels doing the round-trip. With the Havila company also sailing the route it is a lot more vessels now.

Thank you, this was helpful!

The cows are called Coo's, with the long hair- And Scotland is a fabulous place. It would be cheaper to have a nice trailer at a Caravan park, by the ocean or in town, if your wanting to retire. I am from Michigan and that's what we plan to do, . Kinghorn Harbour Holiday Park to name one. 😊

Awesome video and information. I'm an American with Scottish heritage and it would be cool to live there for a while at least.

Really enjoyed this video. Planning a trip on the Havila Capella in February next year.

Nice video, but on your next video make sure you give some serious time to the regular seats, so people have a way to compare to the different options.

That was a very interesting video. Well done Jay. Makes us interested. Thank you

Ashland is a beautiful small city and we will be moving back as soon as we are able too.

Jay, did not see a lot of scenery shots from the ship up the fjords. Lots of stops in little towns I get it, but is there much in the way of scenic touring up the fjords to the towns inland? I think I would enjoy Hurtigruten fine, not sure my wife would be so happy with the accommodations - particularly small bed and fighting over covers. We are used to balcony cabins on Princess as Elite Members...though I am done with the need for the specialty restaurants and many of the shows. What can you tell me about the scenic journey portion of this trip? I have done Alaska and the New Zealand Fjords and really have a bucket list desire for the Norwegian Fjords, but not sure this is the ticket I am looking for, even in a more temperate time of year. Any advice?

Thanks for your comment. Glad you enjoyed our video.

Amazing video man, glad you enjoyed my city, representing the youger generation;)

We have been retired for years and are now looking at homes in the Somerset area, we don't want to live in town. We are from Indiana and have no interest in being near larger city's or any city's that have larger collages, because of the higher crime rates. Entertainment and activities are at the top of our list, such as good set down restaurants, car shows and other outdoor activities.