gorgeous!!! i’m so jealous

babe wake up new savannah gale vlog just dropped

wow

gorgeous vibes, hope you had the best time (p.s. I am one of your loyal fans and for the record not one of your grandparents)

Perfect video

Thank you!!!

What did you edit this on?

This was sooooo soothing absolutely loved it!

"that is literally Abraham Lincoln" HAHAHAH I can't

so so cute

how to do the little doodles for peoples names?

those windows at your study spot are too cute! great video :-)

red tights of my dreams omg so cute girl😍 I miss Uk Christmas </3

So stunning. Love all of videos and friends seem awesome! Now lock it in and get ‘er done!!!!!😂 love ya

love you sav 🥹💛

this is so cute

Can you pleasee tell me the name of the camcorder you used and how much it costed

beautiful beautiful vlog, sav. love and miss you as always 💌

Not 'to all of you' by Syd Matters in the opening?? What a great song choice ahh

this was adorable - Edinburgh is firmly on my bucket list! Also girl you articulate yourself so well - I completely understand the feeling of sacrificing your life back home to live abroad, it’s an inner conflict for me too. We have to remember we are still so young and have so much more to see. If the relationships back home are worth their weight they will await us there!

such a cute vlog ❤️‍🩹 so happy having you in scotland and can't wait to welcome you back soon <33

I've watched this twice, and with tears. Edinburgh is a fantastic city that I know and love very well. It is indeed magical and it is painful to leave. It is great that you did not focus solely on the Royal Mile/Princes Street areas, which everyone else has covered. The area of the bookshop and Royal Botanic Gardens is Inverleith, which is adjacent to Canonmills (named so as it was originally the mill area of the canons of Holyrood Abbey, now a ruin adjacent to the Palace of Holyrood House at the bottom of the Royal Mile). For your next visit, consider this walk, which is a fabulous day out. Get a map and follow - it is so easy and not very long: Moray Place > Ainslie Place > Randolph Crescent (the long consecutive stretch of Georgian architecture in the world) > Queensferry Road. Turn right and go to Belford Road (a look out from both sides of Dean Bridge looking down on Dean Village and toward Stockbridge village is a must-do). Bell's Brae will take you do Dean Village, but don't take that, get on Belford Road and follow that past wonderul Belford Mews until you reach the Gallery of Modern Art (aka Modern One; Modern Two is across the street). There is a fine cafe and gift shop. If the weather is nice, eat outside. From there, take the steps out back of Modern One down to the Water of Leith. This is the small river you saw in Dean Village and Canonmills.Go left to Dean Village. Then Dean Village to Stockbridge, where there is great shopping and eats on both sides, though also see Circus Lane and St. Stephen Street. From there, get back on the water trail via steps along the side of the clock-towered building (a nice pizz place) on the bridge. Walk to Glenogle Road, a series of short deadend streets (they stop at the river) where those living on the gound floor enter from one side, while those living upstairs enter from the other. Each has their own private wee garden, which is rare in the city. From there you can walk to the end of the road to get to Canonmills. Go back to Arboretum Way, which leads up to the visitor centre (shop, eats etc. of the Botanic Gardens). Of course at any point you can simply head back up the hill to the city centre through the New Town, with its fabulous Georgian streets, communal gardens and cobbletone streets. Check out also The Shore at Leith, Portobello/Joppa (village, promenade and some wonderful residential streets), and Cramond. These are all seafront communities and are very different from each other. The Meadows (minutes walk from the Royal Mile; lunch at Victor Hugo's), Bruntsfield and Morningside are also, like Stockbridge, great places for indie shops and each as well as some fabulous residential streets. As for fearing leaving relationships behind while you search out new ones, never fear that. A year in Edinburgh will transform your life. Not only will you make new friends and experience new things, you will at some point be able to share you experience with your friends back home, hopefully inspiring them to stretch a bit and explore life as you are doing. A long note, though hopefully you will make some notes to inform your next visit. You are wonderful. Like me, you are a soul wandering. Which reminds me, there is a great Paul Weller tune of that very name. Cheers!

Are those false eyelashes and if so which ones do you use? Your eyelashes are so pretty!

Love the church bells

this is so beautiful oh my god

I love your videos so much. Can you please tell me what app you use for editing :)

Knobhead Yes

what did you use to curl your hair for clubbing? x

omg i love this so much!! i am studying in belfast & derry this upcoming january and wanna make vlogs like this!! what editing software do you use?

Look princess come to Oxford... VOIDRAKER SAYS YES ❤

Got this video recommended to me and, wow. I love the editing style of this video. I haven't been to Bath in a decade, and I was there last month for an event. Really magical place.

When I was in Bath couple of months ago, on a gloomy day, took an open tour bus as it drove through the town, dashing against the tree branches as it got chillier in the evening, wind blowing, aaahhh such an amazing place. The uniformly beige colored buildings have captured a moment in time and it is at a standstill. A safe haven for the Romantics.

We all love nostalgia <3

omg I miss those kind of online games

I had a very mature in age shall we say, father , who actually played violin with his band in the Pump Rooms in the 1920s! So it was great to see thank you :)

Ooo I live in Bath and work at Bath Abbey!! Your video helps me to see the beauty in my city with fresh eyes again, thank you 💕🛁

I hope one day i can go there

Wow it so cute and make me happy ~^^

….no rabbits involved… x

Did you have Welsh rarebit or rabbit…that’s a type of a cheese toasty..?

all the food looked SCRUMPTIOUS. your friend is positively adorable :’) i want EVERYTHING in the toy store

Glad you had a great time here, i live 30/40 min north from Bath and id kill to live there, but its sooo expensive! You need to see Bath at christmas 🎄 the markets busy but amazing. Just a quick fyi now- i could be wrong, but i'm 99.999 % sure you had RAREBIT not rabbit ....The pump rooms menu calls it "chedder rarebit with a spiced onion cutney." Rarebit or Welsh rabbit is a dish of hot cheese sauce, often including ale, mustard, or Worcestershire sauce, served on toasted bread. The origins of the name are unknown, though the earliest recorded use is 1725 '-- In reality its just fancy cheese on toast 😋 no bunnys were harmed lol

This was wonderful and beautiful. Please make your fonts larger.

such a sweet story awh <3 I’m literally always in London and have never been to either of those museums ! Your videos are always inspiring me to be in a tourist in my own country lol

THIS IS SO CUTE

Had the absolute time of my life exploring London with you!!! ✨❤️‍🩹

You should go at Christmas time, I went a couple of years ago. The abbey is lit up with Christmas lights and there are lots of stalls selling food, gifts etc, 100% recommend this 😀

Beautiful video. What seating time did you get at Pump Room for tea? Will you share link to Air B&B?

I live just outside Bath I would have loved to show you around this beautiful city I hope you managed to see the central victoria park and royal crescent x

I don’t know why this video came up on my recommendations but I’m glad it did, Bath is beautiful and this video is beautiful. I’ve only been to Bath once, we stopped for a short visit while we were driving to Cornwall and Devon. I will have to go back, and not be afraid to go by myself.