Americans in the UK (Visit north England)

[@paulhepburn219]

I am biased because I come from the north of England. . But it is the true England. . The lakes, the pennines. The Meadows, the country pubs, the views, the fresh air, the country walks, the rivers, the forests. The campsites, the castles, .. or you could go to London get mugged , choke on pollution, pay £6 a pint . Avoid London. . Visit the true England.

[@TheDeadlyOrchids]

I agree, I live in London. It's big cities in general. Luckily I live on the suburbs so I could just walk for 10 minutes and i'm in the countryside. There are some nice places in the south too! lol

[@timothyphillips5043]

Avoid England and visit Wales and the Welsh. The true British.

[@hobied62]

I am from Cheshire but live in Northern KY USA, Americans always ask my advise an so few follow it and visit the North there loss.

[@vickytaylor9155]

The Lake District and Cumbrian area is the best place to visit.

[@pyeltd.5457]

And Kent

[@GFSTaylor]

You missed out the really remarkable thing about Eyam. When the plague appeared in the village, the whole village went into voluntary quarantine to stop the disease spreading elsewhere. No one left Eyam until the plague had burned itself out there. They just coped as best they could on their own.

[@4BCJesus]

I can't believe you did Eyam. I did a walk there the other day, it was the most emotional walk I've ever been on. Fair play to you for getting into the back and beyond, some really beautiful places to see, and some real history. There was a stone between the village of Eyam and Stoney Middleton and the people from the surrounding villages would leave food and supplies there, and the people from Eyam would walk out to collect it and leave money in a little hole in the rock filled with vinegar. And it's still there, holes and all. It's such a heavy atmoshphere, you can't even imagine what they went through.

[@deanl9568]

England has some stunning country side

[@theopinionatedcharles2795]

at least we have someone from america visiting somewhere that isn't london

[@leod-sigefast]

Very good video! Thanks for visiting northern England! I hope you enjoyed it.

[@Lynnee2001]

They went to sheffield, YORKSHIRE MY HOME!!

[@leonh67]

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[@msf-.-]

Bolsover and Eyam are both in Derbyshire, MY HOME!!

[@kennethstark9383]

I live in Newcastle upon Tyne lol Alnwick castle is beautiful

[@runningsuperska]

Ay up me ducks! Glad you visited Derbyshire. Hope you liked it.

[@BetrunkenerZwerg934]

TheRenaissanceman65 yes it does they send you to the mills or mines if you get the ducks wrong

[@Ingens_Scherz]

What a sweet film about my country! Really good. Nice one :) I'm visiting with relatives in America in 2018. I will try to follow your wonderful example for the "folks back home".

[@fionagregory5774]

Loads of castles in Wales. Leeds castle in Kent. I have been to most of the castles and cathedrals in Britain. Alnwick in the North East is good too.

[@growingwildheather]

Love the filming/editing style! Great video and it looks like tons of fun. Done London a bunch, but nowhere else in England.

[@growingwildheather]

For sure. London is a big hub and it's been our starting point twice. (Usually cheap to fly to Gatwick from Toronto). Always good too to have people to show you around. We love that you actually do things too. Those museums looked really interesting and beautiful.

[@vickytaylor9155]

Try Oxfordshire or the Cotswolds next time. War time Prime minister Winston Churchill was born here.

[@deanl9568]

I like watching because I like to know what you think off our country have you been to the Yorkshire dales its really lovely

[@grunge_surf_witch_uk9130]

Yep The Tan Hill pub is up there,highest pub in England.

[@sarahelliott3095]

hay guys i was on youtube and i typed in Lincolnshire and i stumbled across your channel it would be nice for you guys to go to Lincoln and see what it's like and give your opinion on the place

[@sarahelliott3095]

@@OrcaTrip the castle, the cathederal mabye even going into the local history museum. Did you know that the Lincoln Castle holds one of the very few magna carters in lincoln. the wall of the castle is awsome and don't forget to do the roof top tour of the catheeral you can see for mile and miles. Don't forget to go to the gift shops of the cathederal and castle because there are so many thing to buy becuase i spend my easter summer and christmas there so that mean i've been going my whole life. If you want to go to a beach I would recommend Skegness just an hour out of lincoln. Also there is a internatianal bomber command centre is good to find out what roles lincolnshire had during the war

[@peterdarnell7627]

wellcome to this side of the pond

[@leonh67]

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[@gbyrne]

Nice vid and great editing

[@MartinT5600]

This makes me realise how crap I am at editing videos. Very well done, guys.

[@themanftheworld8439]

The friendliest people by far are from North East England.

[@leonh67]

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[@singletrackjunkie3603]

Should of gone to Scarborough whilst in York. Its only 40 miles down the road and well worth the visit. Good video though. Suprised you haven't more views!

[@liamhale52]

Orca Trip then go to Whitby it is only 40minutes from Scarborough

[@pjd145]

You should come to Shropshire and visit Ironbridge. The site of the first ever bridge made from cast iron

[@johncole9964]

FYI Derbyshire is not the "North", technically its is in the Midlands, you need to get a bit further up to get to the North. When you went to York you dipped your toes in the North.

[@Lynnee2001]

Yorkshire and i think maybe manchester is where the north starts but if you want to go to north north go to newcastle or Scotland

[@pumpkinlyd4409]

I come from just by Bolsover castle. I love the north of England.

[@ryanbell4952]

Derbyshire is not the north lmao.

[@MyTravelChannel-RO]

Thanks for beautiful sharing!! How did you manage to drive the car on the wrong side of the road? (LOL)

[@grahamboffey457]

It’s not Bolsover, it’s Bo’ser, if your from north Notts.

[@welshpete12]

well done , glad you enjoyed your visit .

[@hwntwww]

Nice camera work

[@pat.j.odonnell]

was the food free at that gate, since it was the first flight to Boston?

[@afloatingpineapple6170]

Which castle is that it looks like Alnwick but I don’t know

[@ultramarine0123]

But you’re not in the north, go up Newcastle/Middlesbrough way

[@MrKrypton36]

Nice vid, but it truly deserved a like when they walked into Lamb & Lion :D

[@1986tomdavies]

7:04 Sign me up for the Quilt Museum.............!

[@leonh67]

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[@anthonyleighton4754]

I d prefer the pillow museum ..

[@ccMixterMusic]

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[@ccMixterMusic]

Thank you for adding credits! :)

[@tonyt1399]

That road you can see from Bolsover castle is the M1, i know, boring.

[@tonyt1399]

Note to Americans, that bird in the pub garden is an actual Robin, not a Thrush variant.

[@johnhammond4214]

If you want to see a real castle go to Warwick Castle in Warwickshire (Midlands) one of the best castle in Europe

[@kennethsewell4245]

Orca Trip that was royal residence once over

[@lakingpin6370]

And then go about 5 miles down the road to Kenilworth castle, one of the best ruins in England

[@fionagregory5774]

John Hammond and the dungeons.

[@Geeraffe]

Famous for the home of Dionne Warwick , mother of Whitney Houston

[@manchestertart5614]

Not keen on Warwick Castle,it’s a theme park where all the real history has been hyped up to appeal to the tourists. Ask the guides to give a detailed account of Warwick the Kingmaker and you get ......not much.

[@tezdiz9133]

Why Sheffield should have gone to tarn

[@wakeupuk3903]

im 10 mins from the castle

[@stevedl3150]

These days there is so much content piling over here from The USA that I fear we are going to lose many parts of our own language. The lass at Bolsover Castle, for example, talks about people going to the place and `hanging out.` Which is fine - since she is American. But I hear it said by my fellow Britons more than I hear what we would have once said, which is `knocking about.` "I`m so pissed," is another one that is coming to mean "so angry," rather than legless / drunk. We are beginning to say "stay cool,` rather than `keep your hair on.` "He / she lost it.." Rather than "He went bloody hairless !" No. We should at least try to keep our own version of the English Language.

[@johnfargher99]

The people of Eyham decided to totally isolate the entire community so the plague wouldn't spread. Its something all school kids in England learn. Its wonderful selflessness like the Dunkirk Spirit. Makes Britain great.

[@billythedog-309]

Eyam

[@miketaverner4451]

Terrible music, the buildings you refer to are not ruins they are listed buildings . Ruins are in a state of deliberation, these are not

[@gazriley624]

you need to visit Liverpool

[@paulmoore4223]

I really hope you enjoyed your time here, perhaps a little less pouting into the camera might bring more views? No offence meant. Great camera work, definately deserve more views

[@paulmoore4223]

Orca Trip thank you for taking the time to reply and thank you for seeing more than London :) my comment was meant as a positive contribution not a criticism. I think us brits are quite fascinated by what guests think of us and our country. Have a great day

[@paulmoore4223]

Orca Trip thats so nice of you to say :) if it helps, i really enjoy 'the endless adventure' great vlogs, maybe take some tips there. And don't worry about being whiney, were Brits, we quietly moan about everything from politics to the weather, moan anymore and we will have to adopt you :) if its not too early, wishing you both a very happy Christmas, come back soon :)

[@kaigamesnames4447]

Around Chellaston is probably the second richest place in England

[@mazdamps]

Really good video, but needs subtitles for those like me who are 'profoundly daft'.... At least I think that's what my audiologist said to me!

[@mazdamps]

@@OrcaTrip Thanks to you too...I'm no expert, but I thought they were 'auto generated', which is why we get some incredible 'howlers'....sometimes controversial, and sometimes obscene! The same thing on TV, and I just wish I could capture them all, for everyone's amusement.....lol

[@gerttjildsen5612]

A film about England with a country and western backing track ?!?

[@petercresswell5402]

Holdover is not really the north but a good effort

[@spinaway]

To all the people telling this couple you should have gone to so and so, and you should have come to my town, shut up for God's sake, they can only visit so many places in a couple of weeks holiday.

[@gregrsvr3947]

Come to Durham ...look it up, it's beautiful, contact me and I'll show you round

[@davidvasey5065]

Durham you mean Yorkshire minor?

[@gygnhhmygffbn3064]

Greg RSVR bullshit it is not

[@howey935]

ReT iCeZz it is a beautiful place and not just the city even though Durham cathedral was voted the best building in the world by a panel of international judges. County Durham has some stunning countryside and castles there’s 5 castles within 10 miles of my house and I live 4 miles south of Durham city.

[@howey935]

Greg RSVR I agree I live just down the road from Durham city in tudhoe village on the edge of spennymoor.

[@thedisabledwelshman9266]

nobody says railway station anymore.

[@spinaway]

michael adams I do.

[@thedisabledwelshman9266]

cool

[@schismaticschematics]

Do they not?

[@deanl9568]

You with the glasses you fare love yourself

[@peterdarnell9183]

Sorry about this late response I'm from the northwest the wirral but I know what you mean

[@mrswinkyuk]

Another one that says "supposably" ..FFS

[@mrswinkyuk]

@@OrcaTrip Yes, it's a difficult language isn't it, for some.

[@bigearedmouse17]

You travelled to the North of England and never went to Newcastle ? Wtf, Omg, Lmao, Lol, Ptfo and Puar.

[@bigearedmouse17]

Paul Hepburn; Newcastle was voted 8th party destination in the world 2017 just below Rio, Didn't see Blackpool on the List.

[@paulhepburn219]

bigearedmouse17 went to Newcastle once .. encountered a pickpocket 2 times.. everyone had a greggs pasty in their mouth, even the kids in buggies . Beggars on the streets. Dog turd everywhere. Seagulls attacking you. Buskers that cant sing. When i left i felt i had been violated . Shitty sports direct shops. No one could speak the Queens English. . The smell in the streets was disgusting. The river was chocolate brown. I was there for 3 hours ( worst 3 hours of my life ) and I swear I left smelling worse than I did when I arrived. After 8 hours driving.. we left our hotel and headed for Durham. . What a difference. Clean streets, nice people, polite people, clean hotel, ( no pubes in the shower, , did i mention that?? ) no smelly sweaty people smoking roll ups . No 25 stone men with enormous beer bellies in a Newcastle top that must have fit them when they were 12yr old . Oh and how many people actually visit a dentist in Newcastle? ? Ive visited most cities in the uk and i have to say i have returned to everyone. I travel a lot. But I will never return to the shit hole they call NEWCASTLE.

[@paulhepburn219]

bigearedmouse17 benidorm, magaluf, Blackpool are party destinations. . It doesn't make them nice places.. cheap beer , cheep women, , puke on the streets, people pissing in the streets (even the women ) does that remind you of anywhere? ?? Errmmm maybe NEWCASTLE? ?

[@mike04535]

For goodness sake kill the awful music.

[@edwardnewton3277]

I liked the music.

[@mike04535]

Shit music. Too loud and un-necessary.