Kinvarra, Ireland "Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea"

[@ronm8853]

Never herd of that phase ( Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea) but of course I've never been to Ireland until now. That is quite interesting ,that the tide goes out and gives way for quick boat repair , guess your best to work fast.Thanks for a quick tour .Enjoy the rest of your vacation the Browne family! God Bless and safe travels . Cheers!

[@Wildman9]

Great videos on your vacation,informative too,like a true reporter always on the next story !Thanks

[@lavernsimkins1164]

Your vacation is the best home schooling a child could have. Thank You for sharing this vacation with me. God bless you and your family.

[@Jules-6022]

Such a beautiful place, Ireland, even in winter months! Love watching your family's interactions with each other and how you all embrace life. Safe journeys!! 🍀🍀

[@yodapig]

"Now go away, before I taunt you a second time!"

[@stashi0176]

Glad you are teaching Pete the classics

[@funkinflugen]

Probably too late, but if you head west of Galway there is a small village called Barna...they have a great little pub called Donnelly's...it's where I first discovered Bulmers Irish Cider, tasty beverage! Oh, and if you have another ferry ride in you, the Aran islands are a great stop for rugged beauty.

[@cageordie]

If you are going to do the Monty Python stuff you really need to visit Doune, where it was filmed. The bridge they threw things off was strung across the very top of Glen Coe by the local mountain rescue leader. He was the one throwing the bodies.

[@boatshaper]

There's no doubt that a piece of steel would work as a worm shoe, but the typical application is an inch or two of wood separated from the remaining structure by tar paper, which the worms won't cross. Being a relatively small part, it is easily replaced when it becomes sufficiently chewed.

[@blancolirio]

BoatShaper yes! That’s what I recalled...

[@johns.r.lawrence9287]

Always a pleasure to see happy children and good parenting. Your children are lucky. You and your wife are sure doing your part to make the world a better place. Thank you for your good work. John

[@Truckee-td5ud]

Looks like a good time 👍🏻 Thank you for sharing and be safe ✌🏻🍀

[@redriverraider]

"what's on the tele?" Look the west coast of Ireland! The Cliffs and a wee town of Doolin!

[@hillbillysceptic1982]

“I am Arthur king of the Britains, I command you to step aside” The Black Knight scene sticks with me for some reason.

[@beerguy1320]

Love the content. Interesting question for us business outsiders. Looking on google (consider the source), why would it be 1/2 the price to fly Aer Lingus to Dublin versus BA or ahem 😃 into Heathrow? Do the carriers pay different fee schedules for airports? It can’t be fuel costs. It is it as simple as supply and demand? Popular routes command a higher price?

[@derekinhawaii]

Did you stop by Ailwee Caves in Ballyvaughan...it's jut up the road from Kinvara. I worked as a tour guide in the cave about 15 years ago. I'm from Gort Ireland also just up the road. Have fun in Ireland

[@theflyingfool]

I like Kinvara. Doolin, Lisdoonvarna and Enystimon are also great places. Lots of good craic and music. Hope you're all having a great time there, despite the bad weather coming in.

[@18robsmith]

Gotta just love Pete's comments :-)

[@Hiram1000]

You pronounced Galway correctly. I'm impressed!

[@gribbo8706]

“I fahrt in your general die-rection....”

[@DFDuck55]

The sacrificial anode is most likely zinc (for salt water). Too little and the other metals become sacrificial, too much and the wood becomes sacrificial. For fresh water they usually use aluminum sacrificial anodes.

[@370Scotty]

I thought they were magnisium! (Easy for You to Spell! ) :-)

[@DFDuck55]

370Scotty: You're right, magnesium is the third type of metal used for sacrificial anodes. Usually on on-shore pipelines that carry things with a high resistance, like water and soil. Too much magnesium and the metal pipe can become brittle. Zinc, and sometimes aluminum, are used for things in salt water, like ships, small boats, off-shore pipeline, production platforms, and inside storage tanks.

[@370Scotty]

My background is indeed, on-shore Gas Transmission Pipelines. Thanks for your input!

[@weeniedogwrangler7096]

"Your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of elderberries!"

[@gordonrichardson2972]

LOL, I mis-read the title as Iceland, and wondered what kind of ferry took you there from Wales!

[@370Scotty]

Great trip, Great Movie, and Great improvisation!

[@donaldjaggersjr2686]

That was funny. Monty Python and the Holy Grail.

[@MrGurushit]

“I’m Quick To Da Finish Cuz I Eatz Me Spinach. I’m Popeye Da Sailor Maaaan” ! Toot toot !

[@ChongMcBong]

what is the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow? :)

[@MrGTO-ze7vb]

LOL... The parrot on top of your tv set is about to explode...............

[@SBHSGA]

"It's just a flesh wound!"

[@ChristophersMum]

Is that Pete building up his 'finds' box for holiday 2018? Many a story is to be told over 'find' boxes

[@blancolirio]

Yes, and it's starting to Stink...

[@nashguy207]

LOL loved petes answers. Thanks for sharing Juan. Have a great day!!! God Bless

[@jerryforeman4543]

Between the devil and deep blue sea sounds like title of song ballot!

[@garyreed2206]

FFfftt . . . Message for you, sir!

[@gardengirl6799]

Lovely. Thanks.

[@davidheap5338]

If your still in Galway, just up the road (N67) near Kilcolgan is Tyrone House a lovely old derelict mansion looking over the bay. how about a drive up to Cong in Connemara where they filmed "The Quiet Man" with John Wayne beautiful part of the country, we found the old cottage but its quite hard to find as its not on a map. hope the weather hasn't been too shitty for ye and good luck on your journey.

[@paulelephant9521]

Ni!, Ni! Ni! , Fetch me a shrubbery!

[@fynbo1007]

Thank you for sharing your amazing vacation. God bless you and your family

[@mentalsid3701]

I can assure you I'd be the rotten egg!!!

[@ChrisB257]

More great and treasured memories Juan. :)

[@davidphillips6571]

Is school out for the kids?

[@blancolirio]

No, they have they're work with them.

[@jaynegus4526]

If anyone has the chance to do so - go and see the tidal change at the " Bay of Fundy". You have to see it to believe it !

[@irgski]

Arrrrrr....avast, Pirate Pete!

[@TheWham083]

Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition!?

[@Allen-by6ci]

Take thy Holy Handgrenade...

[@davidheap5338]

Also if you like your climbing head off to Croagh Patrick in Co Mayo and take a pilgrimage up the mountain, its free and a great view from the top, I've yet to do it..

[@publicmail2]

Oh! "a pirate ship"...I thought he said something else.

[@blancolirio]

LOL...so did I...

[@rmiller640]

Pete called it what it is Lol

[@peterlosangelos4108]

Suggestion, hide some gps target pirate treasure for your fans to be found

[@National757]

You have a great family!

[@jimh.5286]

Your Irish accent sounded strangely Scottish.

[@blancolirio]

I confused my character with "Tim the Enchanter" (j. Cleese) who had a hilariously huge Scottish brogue. Upon careful review my character was "The Old Man fron Scene 23"...LOL.

[@KJ6EAD]

Juan, I'm so disappointed. As an aviator, you had a golden opportunity to correct the awkward line from the movie regarding "airspeed velocity" by asking Pete "what is the average cruising airspeed of an unladen European Swallow?" The answer is 24 miles per hour (11 meters per second) as shown in this scholarly article. style.org/unladenswallow/

[@KJ6EAD]

Graham Taylor corrects that to 20 miles per hour (8.8 meters per second). style.org/unladenswallow/update/

[@blancolirio]

and the best part..."you have to know these things to be King..."

[@More-Space-In-Ear]

Hope you get chance to see the Basalt Giants causeway .... it will blow you away...

[@SmittySmithsonite]

I love the, " .... in your general direction ..." line, but I'll keep the comments section clean. 😁 No beach here in MA today -hit 25° for a high, and snowed just enough that the state dumped tons of car dissolver all over the highways. :( We can live vicariously through you, though! Thanks for that!! :)

[@chaoscentral5547]

awesome stuff :)

[@peterlosangelos4108]

i love this report. Nice you have such a great time overthere even in winter. Better than florida beaches dont you think?

[@ronbutler6502]

TKS AGAIN

[@nanuuq2]

what fun

[@PelicanIslandLabs]

"you are cleared to go!"

[@joebrown1382]

Nice video Juan.