Enniskillen to Belfast in Eight Minutes (an average of 600mph!) with jokes!

Ever wondered what it would be like to travel on the road at over 600 miles per hour? Bet you wish you could at times! This video gives you an idea of how it might feel. Join me on a trip from Enniskillen to Belfast in Northern Ireland - a distance of 84 miles. It was filmed at a legal road speed in the spring of 2012 and the footage accelerated using Corel Video Studio X3 to speeds varying from around 500 to 700 miles an hour. Just in case you get bored (unlikely) there are jokes (I know - the old ones are the best!) along the way. Enjoy!

[@bighassan]

Thanks for the comment, Aoife. I'd settle for a dual carriageway from Enniskillen to Ballygawley!

[@leah-m-holmes]

Good thing all those other cars were doing the same speed.

[@bighassan]

No - some were faster! Thanks Leah.

[@Eva12218]

Pity it wasn't this fast all the time.

[@nightster6378]

Bit of clickbait going on here, that aside where does she work?

[@enniskillencathedral]

Where does who work?

[@nightster6378]

@@enniskillencathedral The wife?

[@williamholmes2869]

I would dispute your use of the term "clickbait" here. That word carries a negative connotation. Since 2017, clickbait has been used in tandem with another internet term "fake news", as fake news stories are often dressed as clickbait. Clickbait is also associated with, and used by, internet scams or profiteering websites. My video is not designed in any way to scam anyone.

[@nightster6378]

@@williamholmes2869 Matey look at my comment and see the humour, no offence was ever intended, i.e. clickbait - referring to the "JOKES" i.e. what jokes. Also the wife saying "the AIRBAG is WORKing" I asked where does the wife work. Lost humour I know. I actually enjoyed your vid and gave a thumbs up.