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[@AdventureElliot]

Don't miss part 1 here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/imXHlpR7e7N7h8U This guy ESCAPED CIVILIZATION on EUROPEAN PARADISE ISLAND:kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYC5amqnntiiabs What other regions of Europe/Africa/South America would you like videos like this?

[@marksimons9359]

These are great documents of a dissapearing world Elliot!Have you been to the cathedral of Oviedo yet Elliot?As that is where the Sudarium de Oviedo(bloody face cloth of Jesus) is kept and was moved away from the ottomans and the moors as was the Shroud of Turin I believe by God's grace!both cloths where sampled and the blood matches to AB the same!I hope these journeys help to fortify your faith in Jesus as he died for our sinful nature without him we would have had no hope for 'the wages of sin is only death' Godbless you brother we are never really alone🔥 👑 🕊

[@yvettakollega5791]

Blue eyes originate with the Western Hunter-Gatherers, the people who spent the Ice Age in this region. Celtic people originated in Germany and from there spread westwards. They didn't have to sail the seas. They also had assimilated a large number of Neolithic populations so they were more likely to have brown eyes. They didn't have much WHG ancestry (the one that gives you blue eyes).

[@keepcreationprocess]

I am watching - which shoes do you have ?

[@rzella8022]

@@marksimons9359 Yes I believe the shroud and SdO are authentic Jesus. God bless you, and AdventureElliot.

[@alanrosete3855]

Its so interesting to know more about all those different Iberian peoples, here in México most people i know tend to think Spain is an homogeneous people, the white man who conquered the bronze man, but no effort is ever put in teaching the history of half our blood. Keep doin what you doing, if you ever come visit i think a tour with the Zapatistas would be fxcking awesome, look them up

[@JacquesMare]

No children...... no nation....................😢

[@tommytells370]

The strength of the nation is determined by the integrity of the home - Confucius

[@spottydogscocks]

The football team is called ‘Celtic’ pronounced Sel-tic. Celtic people are pronounced Kel-tic. You’re welcome, Scott from Scotland!

[@rzella8022]

Thanks; so confusing to me, bc I hear both.

[@acw7120]

@@rzella8022 True it canny be confusing. Sorry can be..C and K "sound" similar depending on which context - CELTS and KILTS are sounding the same and KELTS sounds the same too. One has to CHECK. Or Tartan.. They all have one thing in common that links them in as one; the source of their language. The Kelts/Celts/Celtic People all spoke Gaelic.

[@lnfopublishingsecrets1887]

Celts speak and spoke various types of Celtic - Gaelic (Goidelic) is only one branch of the modern remnants. Containing Erse (Irish Gaelic) and Scots Gaelic, which absorbed a lot of Brittonic Celtic such as Pictish and Strathclyde British (a variant of Old Welsh). The Welsh and Bretons speak Brittonic/ Brythonic Celtic. The main difference between Goidelic and Brittonic is the C/P rule. Example Ceann/ Pen, Ben (head).

[@johnbruce2868]

@@lnfopublishingsecrets1887 You can add /g/ to the /c/ /k/ confusion. English traffic, Welsh traffig, same pronunciation. It's a velar thing in Celtic languages. BTW, I hope you don't mind but here is some news regarding Pictish and I thought you might be interested. I have undertaken graphemic studies of Pictish for the past 12 years, having discovered the orthography which enables their ogham inscriptions to be read as an isolating creole (advanced pidgin) language which uses the Old Irish lexicon as its lexifier. Typically of all isolating languages, there is no morphology (1:1 morpheme to meaning, no cases, genders, lenition, etc.) and the syntax is different from the Old Irish language itself (SVO as against the standard Celtic VSO - verb subject object). The language is, therefore, a Goidelic pidgin with consistent, regular, graphemic patterning in the inscriptions, all personal names and Pictish place names. The lexicon is comparable with Old Irish cognates in three tranches; Those words that are immediately recognisable as Old Irish; Those words that are immediately recognisable as Old Irish following transcription from Pictish epigraphic to the Old Irish literary orthography; Those words that form anisomorphs, spelled slightly differently from their Old Irish cognates. Amazingly, ONLY the dental fricatives and alveolar plosives (d t dh th) and the velars (c k q g) exchange. All other consonants are identical. Characteristic of isolating languages, middles vowels are often not voiced other than as schwa (ə). Thus; Inscription: CRROSCC:NAHHTFFDDADDS:DATTRR:ANNBENNISES:MAQQDDRROANN Pictish: cros cə: nachth fədad əs: da tər: an benn. Ises: macc droan Old Irish: cros co: nacht fothad ais: da tír: an benn Ísu: macc dron English: cross with: purity erected here: thy land: glorious on high Jesus: Son of Steadfast. The assumed meaning of the Pictish Aber- place name prefix (confluence) does not match Welsh nomenclature (frequently there is either no confluence or the river is different). Aber- as a Welsh word in the Pictish language is entirely illusory. Old Irish 1 ab + 1 ér = Lord + great followed, inevitably in Pictish place names, with an ecclesiastic epithet. e.g. Ab + er + both + rie = (Old Irish) Ab + ér + bud + rí = (English) Great Lord King of Creation. Aberlemno (Aberlemnach in the C14th) = ab + erlam + nach = Lord patron saints many) i.e., All Saints Church (the tiny stream in Aberlemno is the Henwell = (Old Irish) 1 en 1 úaill = (English) water + small / trifling (which is exactly what it is). Aboyne = ab + oen + Lord One (One Lord). Meigle (town) = (Old Irish) meigle to bleat like a sheep (ref: Psalms 23 and 100). Pictish society became more than slightly obsessed with proclaiming the Kingdom of God on Earth, even destroying their own pagan monuments and any graven images. Very Presbyterian! I have the empirical evidence in these new translations. Currently in development, I'm publishing all this in a few months time on the internet and You Tube under the Pictish Language and History Society. p.s. This method even enables identification of the Gods and symbols engraved on Pictish symbol stones. It's exciting stuff. ATB

[@christianwithers7335]

You don't even realise that "Celtic" is a linguistic group and not an ethnic group

[@MrGalo2012]

I love the northern Spain videos. Love them so much that a desire to do the Camino in the future is growing in me. I'm 60 disabled, had two strokes, and an just diagnosed with prostate cancer. I know i can't do the whole Camino but I'll be happy to do a portion. I was born in El Salvador, migrated to the West Coast of the USA in the 80s. Lived in WA State over 35 years never been out of here after i came. I hope to be ready to do El camino before my body fails completely. Please keep them coming. Thank you. Abrazos muy fuertes.

[@capitanbultaco8201]

No te quedes con las ganas, hazlo

[@davidstuart4915]

good luck with your quest :)

[@user-fx8fy1ft8x]

You are only 60 years old. Is there no effective treatment for your cancer? You seem to be a mover and a shaker, and have had such a different life- the life of a courageous person. Keep it up!!!

[@robertamurphy1124]

Jesus heals. Go to HIM!

[@laura-angelarinaldi7597]

God bless you! God heals. Do not give up hope. Please keep in touch with us.

[@d.c.sodyssey4783]

.. a lone man selling cheese, with apron on ,standing ready with full work-ethic, for a town of almost nobody or with very few foot traffic, with silence and clean air, along with a traveling musician out of nowhere, passing through for what purpose ,way out there, makes a great starting-point for a Twilight Zone plot. good vid too..

[@peterdean5300]

But I did notice they were spraying the sky, Geoengineering, very sad

[@johndoe-tk6en]

​@@peterdean5300hahaha wtf are you talking about?

[@2reeceybaby]

@@johndoe-tk6en What do you mean, what is HE on about? Have you been living under a fucking rock?

[@johndoe-tk6en]

@@2reeceybaby i am no conspiracy freak

[@funkypixie1]

Mainstream news now. They say it's been going on over 70 years.

[@ShadowMind312]

I forsee wealthy corporations buying up all this land at dirt cheap prices one day.

[@xalau5270]

I do not agree. Most of these lands do not have permission to build houses on them, they are classified as agricultural land

[@LadyIarConnacht]

They should allow people to build or renew old houses instead of allowing the culture to die off while corporations build huge farms.@@xalau5270

[@emmanuelcalpymbella657]

Then the wealthy corporations will do commercial farming

[@xalau5270]

The farming business is going down in Europe @@emmanuelcalpymbella657

[@tylerdurden4289]

And no people will be permitted to go here without authorisation

[@user-fx8fy1ft8x]

I just discovered your awesome videos!!! I was born in Cuba, raised in the US. My grandfather Baldomero Martinez was from Northern Spain and migrated to Cuba in the 30's, where he had a bakery. What a pleasure to see where he was born. Thank you.

[@patrickglennon7058]

Miami?

[@Juan_Dystopian]

Fun fact: on average 9% of Spaniards (of at least last 3 generations Spanish) have blue eyes. But in Andalucía it's around 11%.

[@chmvl3503]

In north Spain, Galicia for example, is about 20 percent and they usually have blonde hair

[@arturorivera4002]

Thank you Elliot for this great video . Part of my ancestry came from Asturias, hardworking people and many of the immigrants to America came from Cantabria like my great grandpa. This is a nation of immigrants and I am a testimony of it.

[@felicetanka]

Hermosa mujer mayor de 90 años. Bendito Santo Toribio.

[@jewel2022now]

This is so sad that the people won't continue living there. It's so beautiful ❤️

[@francoissaleta]

No hay nada

[@saus675]

@@francoissaleta Ohhh, no hay Walmart?

[@ushiefreebird7470]

Nice video. About the celts: it was actually the other way round, they moved from Central Europe all over Europe including GB. It is there, in GB, where their culture survived the longest du to be difficult to reach by the Romans. The centre and oldest part of Celtic culture is the Hallstatt culture in Salzburg/ Austria, near the salt mines, an old burial place of the Celts was found there. Today it is a World Heritage Site. In Austria you will still find Celtic names of rivers and towns after 3000 years.The name of the river Danube comes from Danu, a Celtic God.

[@AdventureElliot]

Thanks for the info

[@FaithfulOfBrigantia]

​@@AdventureElliot Not at all, you were actually right in your first comment, however simplified it might have been. Humans have been traveling up and down across the Atlantic coastlines of Europe since forever, when the Indo-Europans in the late 3rd millennium bc, arrived in Western Europe and settled there, these trade networks led to a linguistic and cultural conversion developing into what became Celtic by the late 2nd millennium bc. The idea that the Celts originated in central Europe is an outdated theory which hasn't held up to scrutiny any more since the 80's and has been thoroughly debunked at this point, it's honestly a miracle it was even an accepted theory in the first place, considering it is based entirely on a misinterpretation of a Greek text that places the origin of the Celts at the origin of the Danube (but the Greek geography consensus at the time was that the Danube began at the Pyrenees, not the Alps) and then archaeologists found evidence of an artistic style originating in the Hallstatt area that had been adopted by populations described as Celtic, so they made the assumption that that style defined what Celts were, and it's spread, correlates with the spread of the Celts. But that is no basis for definition on what the Celts were or came from, any more than claiming Adidas tracksuits are the basis for the Russian civilization, and thus Russians came from Bavaria, where Adidas was created. Many of the cultural elements strongly associated with the Celts, such as the triskelion itself vastly pre-date the Halstatt culture. There has been no relevant genetic data confirming such a large scale migration happening at that time, and no written texts about it either (which would definitely exist, since the Greek civilization was at it's height in that period and already had long contact with Celtic peoples in Western Europe). But most importantly, the Celtic languages of Ireland, Iberia and parts of Gaul and Britain are demonstrably older in their development than the Celtic languages spoken in the Alps. There is no concrete evidence about where exactly the Celts came from, but with minor differences all currently developed and supported theories indicate a local and semi-independent development along the broader Western European trade routes, after the large scale Indo-European migration into the area.

[@GladysAlicea]

🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@stevesargent8731]

It's interesting when you start looking into this stuff, one half of my family comes from Ireland and I only recently found out that that branch of the family arrived in Ireland from Spain around 1300 BC.

[@FreyaRae1510]

@@AdventureElliotHi Elliot I live in a Cave House in Andalusia and I love it.

[@mayito714]

Love these Asturias video's. My grandparents are from Asturias, moved to Cuba during the Spanish civil war in the 1930's and to Florida during the Cuban revolution.

[@AdventureElliot]

What a story.. your family has been through a lot

[@xalau5270]

In this video he is not in Asturias yet

[@mayito714]

@@xalau5270 Cantabria is next door to Asturias.

[@xalau5270]

I live in Asturias, thanks for the info@@mayito714

[@sarcasmunlimited1570]

Celts didn't come from Ireland or Wales to northwest Spain. They originated in various parts of Europe east of the vertical line formed by countries from Hungary to Greece. Over several thousand years they kept moving westward, being pushed by Germanic and Slavic tribes. Today, Celts live west and southwest of a line between northern Italy and Belgium, and are mixed with other tribes and races. The "purest" Celts live in Galicia, Bretagne, and the Celtic parts of the British Isles, but even there are a lot of admixtures. In Ireland mostly from Norwegian Vikings, and in Scotland from various Scandinavians and the English.

[@zlatankaric4715]

You have Celts in Bosnia and Herzegovina,i have Celtic genes as well as many others here. Celts were accepted by Illirian tribes because of their bravery,otherwise they would never be allowed in whats nowdays Bosnia and Herzegovina,Illirian people only mixed with worthy tribes. Peace and love to all!

[@JugadorDiestro]

Celtic people come from Mesopotamia (actual Libanon Lybia Irak and Siria) read about this in ancient greek and roman books, Celtic people move from Lybia Libanon to Balcan lands. They moved from that area to Balkans crossing present day Turkey. Hundreds of years later they tried to invade Grecce but greek hoplites from Macedonia fight them.

[@sarcasmunlimited1570]

@@JugadorDiestro Sorry Jugador, but Lebanon (the land area) was not part of Mesopotamia. And if tribes from the Middle East traveled and settled in the Baltic or became the Celtic people of today in Western Europe, we would see evidence of that in their genetic composition. The Y-chromosome haplogroup L... of Lebanese or any of the people from that area is not present in Celtic or Baltic populations, and it would have to be because that is forever passed down from father to son.

[@JugadorDiestro]

@@sarcasmunlimited1570 Traducir texto con tu cámara Lebanon is not part of Mesopotamia but it was that area and its surroundings where the Celtic migrations moved towards the north, think that in ancient times airplanes did not exist, they did not fly to the Balkan.

[@sarcasmunlimited1570]

@@JugadorDiestro Genetic evidence (the Y-chromosome) shows that you are wrong. No point bringing in any other arguments. You have to deal with the genetic evidence.

[@Adrianalonso24]

Southern and Northen Spaniards are genetically and phenotypically almost the same. During the Reconquista, the south was settled by Northen & Central Spaniards. You should know since you live in Spain, the difference is minimal, Spain It is not like Italy where the differences are notable.

[@ObliterationOfMankind]

The differences are VERY notable, for non-Spaniards.

[@Adrianalonso24]

@@ObliterationOfMankind Nop, I can assure you that it is just only a Myth and Stereotype of Foreigners and even by some Spaniards rather than reality, but Empirically and Objectively there are No Notable but only Minimal differences in Genotype or Physically terms between Northen & Southern Spaniards.

[@ObliterationOfMankind]

@@Adrianalonso24 respectfully, no myth if those differences are visible to the eye. I guess 700 years of Arab rule may have made a difference…

[@Adrianalonso24]

​@@ObliterationOfMankind 1st. The Arabs did not change significantly the Demographics of Spain during the Muslim Rule, because ethnic arabs were always a minority in a territory already populated by Millions of Celtic-Iberians (Modern day Spaniards), Also Ethnic Cleansing, Repopulations, Expulsions, Segregations, etc., Science and History proves that, so... there you have the answer. 2nd. Respectfully but the Difference in General terms are not visible to the eye. You are confusing Gypsies (totally different from Andalusians) with Native Southern Spaniards ''Andalusians'' (Who are Indistinguishable from the Rest of Spaniards), becuse again, the differences are minimal either Genetically or Phenotypically. and thats is the Reality, the Truth and an Empirical Fact, you like or Not.

[@CarlosGarcia-gs1wd]

Deny the evidence. It is evident that in Spain there are genetic differences between the north and the south, basically they occur in the line formed by the Duero and Ebro rivers, however the greatest differences occur in strips between east and west, first due to the occupation of the peninsula in prehistoric times and the development of the Reconquista that after reaching the Duero and the Ebro developed in strips

[@kennethflores-hv7uf]

I have the old ladies accent, reminded me of Grandma, que Dios la bendiga.

[@torceridaho]

just found your channel. i walked the camino last november. thanks for keeping the memory alive. i love asturias and galicia. i already want to return. gracias, hombre.

[@sunnybeachwalks4k2022]

elliott is one of the best channels really is like no other youtube

[@no_soy_rubio]

I did not expect to see a Senegalese musician there 😂

[@abdulkadir2233]

They use boat from Senegal to canary Island

[@no_soy_rubio]

@@abdulkadir2233 yes but this is far in the north of Spain 😁

[@rafaelvivas7922]

Nobody expect the senegalese musician! 😂

[@robertocb7911]

Hay 3 Españas: 1) la España mediterránea y meridional, 2) la España mesetaria (plateau) y meridional y 3) La España Atlántica. Los orígenes genéticos de los españoles siguen las líneas de la reconquista, y nuestra cuna está en el norte de España, es nuestro santuario. De todos modos ten en cuenta que antes de Roma, dos tercios de la península ibérica eran todo pueblos celtas, excepto la franja mediterránea que eran pueblos iberos (te recomiendo a Gonzalo Rodríguez García, un historiador buenísimo y entretenido para entender la España céltica antes de Roma). Ppr cierto, los cántabros a diferencia de los asturianos y los gallegos, son más secos en el trato, más fríos

[@grigolgiorgadze2670]

Pueblos Ibéros - son lo.mismos que pueblos de Georgia en la mar negro de hoy, como nosotros en tiempos anteriores eramos Iberos o Iveria - la antigua Georgia o საქართველო!!! Besitos

[@paulovp789]

Cuando te refieres a la atlántica, te refieres al noroeste, verdad? Porque Cádiz y Huelva están en el Atlántico y tienen un clima diferente de Andalucía Oriental, ventoso todo el año y más fresco en invierno, aunque tampoco tanto como en el Norte, y con el cambio climático menos aún. Por otro lado, en esa zona no había tanta influencia íbera, sino tartesia (la civilización más antigua de Occidente) y fenicia más tarde, y ya después romana.

[@paulovp789]

​@@grigolgiorgadze2670tienes razón. Nuestros ancestros vinieron de esa zona durante el Holoceno, y también de las estepas del Mar Caspio. Nos parecemos mucho físicamente también.

[@sammiecollier8783]

I was there in northern Spain in August 2023. It’s beautiful! My heritage is from northern Portugal and Spain. Love the nature, greenery and Celtic influence!

[@johnmelia6623]

Terrific series of videos on Northern Spain. Thank you for the exceptionally inspiring content!

[@cocopapillon1550]

Beautiful! Thank you for sharing 🙏🙏

[@Wulfseal]

Some of the people still say fare well in the old Roman way. Sad to think of all the old knowledge and traditions that are fading away.

[@banitesscruz9771]

Nice pilgrimage. It seems few peregrinos do this Camino. Buen Camino!

[@pablogamberomasson-qg2px]

Elliot!! eres un tío súper auténtico y genuino, me encanta la forma en la que exploras mi amado país. Aprendo mucho con tus videos y me inspiras a hacer lo mismo!!! un abrazo

[@user-rr1zt5go4q]

Yes, Elliot, your video will definitely become a relic of the past, and those who see it in the future, will want to retrace your footsteps all the way to that monastery. This is one of the best travelogues I have ever seen. I'm now a new subscriber. Safe journey, Elliot, and thank you !

[@yomismo688]

Buen vídeo Elliot.¡Enhorabuena!

[@TravellingKook]

Super interesting video man! Thank you for sharing ❤️🙏❤️

[@sammiecollier8783]

New subscriber. I love these videos of northern Spain! I love when you talk to the local people, I like hearing their stories and heritage! This past summer I went to a bunch of places in Spain and it’s so interesting how geographically and culturally diverse Spain is 😊.

[@youngspiritsinging]

I love this video series of rural Spain and El Camino.

[@thephilweknow3289]

Fantastic video Elliot! What incredibly beautiful landscape and heart warming locals

[@frankierodriguez8661]

Lovely video again Elliott, well done. It shows one more time your true love and respect for my country and that my friend is really appreciated. Keep on the good work buddy ❤

[@marentrooper9904]

You should visit the rural basque country

[@AdventureElliot]

I have a video in rural Basque Country. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qnjMk4FueJqpeacsi=r4_-s_EUD-7HwCyZ

[@smilessmiles7906]

Those mountains look gorgeous 😍

[@Winterbiker333]

Beautiful, thanks amazing landscape

[@RomanTokarenko]

Beautiful landscapes, beautiful country

[@LuisDiuk]

I am from Spain, from Salamanca, you make a fantastic video. I like this one especially, the northern part it's one of the most beautiful

[@AdventureElliot]

Thanks for watching.. si buscas en este canal hay más del norte y también en mi canal de español (link en bio)

[@valerier4308]

Fascinating! I've always wanted to visit there. I subscribed to your Spanish channel, too!

[@Lina-nm6cp]

Thank you so much ! You are great , the way you travel and interact with the people and explain is wonderful . The same way my son and I travel, truly enjoyed this video 👌

[@Emy53]

That man from Senecal is possibly a migrant living out in the mountains. His life is hard in Spain too.

[@labitcoineragt3596]

The north of Spain is the land of my ancestors. It makes me sad to see people immigrating out of these wonderful places in search for other opportunities. 😢

[@msgirl6511]

My dad was born there, left in the 60’s. I return to visit. I was born in Canada. Northern Spain is very beautiful.

[@xaimeglez74]

My ancestors are from here too! I hope these people keep their way of life for many, many more years to come.

[@linminnesota2036]

Thank you. First time seeing your video.

[@yetty4032]

Thank you for sharing I love mountains and small original villages .really I enjoyed the journey ❤ thank you gods blessings take care

[@sunnybeachwalks4k2022]

another great video

[@nadavicsandon6894]

Many thanks! People are very genuine there ; it is really refreshing. Did you also explore Uruguay?

[@bernadettelee5949]

Wow!!! So inspiratioal. God bless you.

[@JM-gu3tx]

I would ask people before filming them if it's ok. It much of the world it's not ok because it's seen as an invasion of privacy.

[@0dbm]

Beautiful video Thank you

[@judithbourne7232]

Thank you. What a gift!

[@Espana_]

Seeing these rural towns is like an adventure. it’s like stepping into the past. 😊

[@tupahuemasg]

muy lindos tus videos Elliot

[@Eimrine]

"sin vacas no hay paradiso" 4:54

[@guayames]

Thanks again for taking us to areas that we only seen by car!

[@ShanSan757]

I love hiking and watching hiking videos. I am from Brazil and I hike a lot around here, one day I hope to go hiking in other countries like Spain.

[@davismichaelwayne7646]

Very nice video! Thanks. You were so shocked to meet that Senegalese dude, you started speaking Spanish to your camera! Kinda wish you asked him to play some music. Oh well, maybe next time!

[@AdventureElliot]

I know.. looking back I shoulda asked that.. it woulda made the end of the video epic. Yeah, I was just so tired and wanted to get to the end. I need to learn French and Arabic .. once I do I can really explore Africa

[@wiciu5296]

still watching :D, and keep going forward vids :D

[@binodmaharjan-dc3mr]

Hello my friend your videos are amazing. Am from Nepal and lived in Spain for a while. Welcome to Nepal brother!!

[@daleferguson1233]

😮Great Video

[@cameronalexander359]

I can now see the landscape in many old movies that were shot there!

[@user-et3gq8wk6d]

Thank you. First time that I watch you. I like to see more on spain

[@sophieb8666]

Great channel. The real deal

[@paulgriffiths9411]

Lots of things I didn't know, different side of Spain, enjoyed watching your adventure.

[@moltderenou]

Interesting video, thanks. Enjoy the cheese !

[@joaokeating9480]

Great Video and thanks, Eliott! Only one detail: at 8'23" it's not goat cheese, it is actually Sheep, which is quite diffrent in taste. Greetings from Portugal!

[@CnoacdeTara]

Celts were settled in Spain in most of the territory not just in the North while the Iberians were placed in the East coast and the South-East, the rest of the territory was Celtic.

[@sqiggle]

Love this video

[@samuelsten.p1584]

Careful with those mastiffs taking care of the cattle. Mastiffs look kind and lazy but they turn very aggressive at night.

[@ioanagherman5952]

Oh,my gosh, so beautiful over there.

[@jpromano_]

Que buen video!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@4himsanctified]

Im jealous... saludos!

[@riboid]

I could watch this all day.

[@j.pfeiffer8068]

i hope there are sufficient security precautions in that monastry

[@ernesto1953]

Thanks !

[@alfonso87ful]

Spent all my summers in that area.. best summers of my life

[@davidmusset3435]

it's true Europe is changing very fast everywhere

[@dcpete5475]

We all know why !

[@brunol-p_g8800]

It’s nice to see you showing Cantabria, instead of the south of Spain everybody thinks about when talking about Spain. I am from Cantabria. Watch out for the Ojáncanu, and with a bit of chance you might encounter an Anjana 😉

[@Acquamarina1010]

Estamos cambiando tesoros de salud por espejismos y alienacion

[@spikeyapplesseashells9233]

I'm from Fiji and I love your channel. The things u share about the people life and scenery and history. This is what real traveling is. God bless. 🙏💖

[@AdventureElliot]

Hello from Malaga!! I’m so happy people from Fiji can see this!

[@kulturfreund6631]

4:50 - I like the FBI agent. Cheers from rural Northern Portugal, similar here.

[@teemum.9023]

"Thank America for coming to us"

[@sandfly60]

Lovely video. Meeting lovely people. I’m also interested in the Basque territory.

[@user-hb5xe7ql1o]

Look very peaceful place

[@AutoFirePad]

Celts probably were already in Spain. In fact there are legends about Celts arriving to the islands from Spain.

[@robertomartinez7268]

Cantabria is great between Baske Country and Austirias, between the mountains and the sea. Beautiful country!

[@nickwarren-fg3cn]

You are a good man

[@freiheut]

Like your channel 👍

[@agreskhris1219]

Would love to live in a place like this

[@ZimbaZumba]

North East Portugal is also amazing.

[@vkham9944]

I love Spain, people, hardworking locals.

[@605pilot]

I was born in Havana, Cuba and came to the United States in 1960 after the revolution. My grandfather came from Gangas de Onis, northern Spain and my grandmother from Andalusia, southern Spain. My grandfather and grandmother migrated to Cuba in the 1890’s and met and got married.

[@teemum.9023]

5:30 when you shake the hands and talk enthusiastically to strangers, you are asking to celebrate that you are an American, as a natural and obvious thing

[@AdventureElliot]

I think people also do this in Spain as well.

[@josecosta2008]

What amazing most when arrived in Cantabria was very neat. No litter at all. Still missing it

[@thesingingmolecatcher5461]

Then the mountain bikers came and everything was better 🤙🏻

[@artsimpson3670]

Fabulous, even chemtrails at 10:49. Mahalo for the aloha!

[@artsimpson3670]

And at 12:17. Spain and Hawaii. Chemtrails everywhere.

[@pauljones3073]

People should be allowed to live without interference from governments and big business, keep communities going.

[@InTheWind_]

We've just sold our farm in Scotland. Organic🐑🐑🐑 🐏🐏sheep and cattle🐄🐄🐄🐄 farm. I'd love to farm in Spain. Especially in these out of the city places. Has anyone heard about how you go about doing that?? Internet searches are useless these days. 💖💖💖

[@jakubatube]

Many things change… but some stay the same… as they should.

[@mjohnson1765]

Yes Mother Nature WILL endure!

[@ianasquith3902]

I lived in Cangos de anos. The area is beautiful.

[@InTheWind_]

I don't speak Spanish but wow what an accent the 89 year old lady has!