🇺🇸🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Scottish Guy DRIVES IN AMERICA For The First Time

[@shaunvlog]

Thanks for watching - I am currently in Chicago and holding a public meet and greet tomorrow (Monday 6th) at 7PM next to The Bean. Come and say hi!

[@markgaudry7549]

See if you can meet the dude who does lost in the pond tomorrow. The pair of you could be very interesting together.

[@carriedavis7549]

I'm 2 and half hours from you in Indiana

[@shaunvlog]

@@markgaudry7549 guess who's joining me for a Cubs game tonight lol

[@shaunvlog]

@@carriedavis7549 come and say hi if you can :)

[@angelojuliano3545]

May I recommend when you drive down to California you check out red wood national Park. It's along the coast of Northern California.

[@MoonlightSonata214]

The one thing that terrifies me is the thought of driving in the UK - driving on the right in the US is so unconscous and automatic, I am terrified of ending up on the wrong side of the road and causing an accident. I salute you for having the bravery to do the reverse!

[@ThunderPants13]

My brother-in-law is an executive at Google headquarters in Seattle and one of his more recent projects was working on algorithms that make the Google Maps experience more navigable and user friendly, so you can thank him for your "smooth" trip from Stumptown (Portland) to Seattle.

[@michaelcoleman6228]

If your going to Seattle you need to make detour to the Olympic peninsula and see the Hoh rain forest. It rains about 133 inches a year, but don't worry it's the start of the dry season.

[@LindaC616]

He's already been. He's gone on to CA and TX, and is now in Chicago

[@AudraT]

133 inches per year! Crazy!

[@trishlarocca]

I live in Oregon! Not always this cold, but ALWAYS this beautiful 😍

[@shaunvlog]

It’s a stunning place

[@trishlarocca]

Glad you're getting to enjoy it! I just did a road trip from Florida to here. Across the south and southwest. Definitely consider that too!

[@shaneraymer5147]

We were pretty scared to drive in Scotland as well! It also ended up being easier than we thought! Will be visiting again in September if we don't make it to one of your meet and greets here would love to meet you then!

[@shaunvlog]

I feel driving in Scotland is more challenging than me going the other way for the first time

[@natdatil6830]

The part that throws me off is that the gears are in the same configuration as the US, but on the opposite side of my body. Twenty five years of pulling toward me for first gear is a habit not easily broken.

[@rayk48]

Took a little time for me to master the roundabouts when I first went to Scotland for work. I cut some Scotish dude off in one roundabout and waved an acknowledgment I was wrong. He gave me some kind of a peace sign and I thought, wow Scots are so freaking cool. Later a Scot friend explained he was flipping me off with the backwards peace sign.

[@CathyHendrix1]

I have to say...that is the first time I have ridden along with Shaun that I did not feel like I was on the wrong side of the road...LOL. Thanks for taking us to the falls. It was beautiful there. I live on the East Coast, so I had never heard of them. Hope you are enjoying your trip. Looking forward to your next video.

[@shaunvlog]

Haha thanks Cathy 😊

[@lacyLor]

It’s interesting to hear you call that Explorer “massive”. 😁 I guess it’s all a matter of perspective. I’ll be visiting the Portland area for the first time in a couple weeks and I’m so excited!

[@whitneyangelie3682]

Right?! I was like “that’s a regular size SUV” pretty standard here 🤣🤣🤣

[@shaunvlog]

Haha - it seemed massive at the time but then I started seeing all the big Dodge trucks 😂

[@lacyLor]

@@shaunvlog I wonder if everything will feel tiny to you when you go back home. 😁

[@robertsitch1415]

I guess you could say that full-size pickup trucks are one of the most popular automobiles in most rural and suburban areas of North America.

[@Phiyedough]

The biggest car I've had in UK is a Volvo 940 estate but the Explorer is quite a bit bigger than that so I would probably also find it massive!

[@mender722]

Those falls are something to see, and experience. I bet it's a blast traveling with John. He seems like the 'life of the party' kind of guy. Anyway, the whole west coast from Alaska down is noted for the rain it gets. That is a lovely region. It's good that you got the chance to see it.

[@wendykleeb2071]

The Pacific Northwest is a temperate rainforest. They get over 100 inches of rain a year.

[@katheryns1219]

Yes, it's been rainy here in Portland, but we're not complaining because of the years of drought and wildfires behind us. Beautiful filming of Multnomah Falls! If you were driving today - Sunday - (or Saturday) I can see why the trip was so "chill" - no rush hour. Enjoy the Emerald City!

[@jimgreen5788]

Katheryn S, I never knew Portland is where the Wizard of Oz lives. LOL

[@katheryns1219]

@@jimgreen5788 No, Portland is the Rose City. Seattle is Emerald City. Here's the explanation from Widipedia: "The Seattle Convention and Visitors Bureau held a contest in 1981 to find a new nickname for Seattle. The winning entry, 'Emerald City', came from Sarah Sterling-Franklin of Carmel, California, whose submission described the city as 'the jewel of the Northwest, the Queen of the Evergreen State, the many-faced city of space, elegance, magic and beauty.'[1] 'Emerald City' is also a reference to the fictional capital of the Land of Oz in the book series by L. Frank Baum." Of course, Portland has basically the same climate with similar greenery but already had a nickname, so dubbed in 1905 because people were rose-crazy. Other nicknames: Stumptown (from when the area was first settled, and trees were cleared) and Rip City (so named during the Trailblazer's first season by play-by-play announcer Bill Shonely during a game against the Lakers in 1971).

[@barryfletcher7136]

It's raining in Seattle! Quelle surprise!!!!

[@eclecticdeb4394]

One of my favorite places in the world - love Multnomah Falls

[@pollyduron674]

I was supposed to get a very small car in Scotland but ended up with a BIG one. That was my first time driving in the UK. About 32 roundabouts later, I was an expert 😂🤣

[@LindaC616]

We have several where I live here in the United States so I'm kind of used do it. The worst ones are in large cities like Boston when you don't know where you're going and you're going and they don't have signs marking the exit that you need to get to the appropriate highway

[@shaunvlog]

For me here, the biggest challenge so far has been 4 way stop signs. I have no idea what the rules are and people just seem to make it up. I’ll talk about that in another video 😂

[@scotthoglund9628]

@@shaunvlog It's simple, the vehicle to the right has the right away. Of course you will always see people abuse that. We have a saying 'keep your head on a swivle'.

[@shaunvlog]

@@scotthoglund9628 what happens when all 4 cars appear at the same time? It happened a few times to me lol

[@LindaC616]

@@shaunvlog Generally, it's supposed to go clockwise. Unfortunately, as one person has already said, most people use the "I got here 1st, so I go 1st' rule. When 2 people approach at the same time, just take the higher road, be the nice person, and let that 1 guy go ahead of you

[@chrisrichardson3568]

That was a very beautiful video yeah there's just so much to see I've been to a lot of the United States there's a lot of that I never got to see that's so vast isn't it beautiful to see all the different parts of the world and so many beautiful places there are that we know that God's touched all of it and made it so nice and blessed I don't know why anybody would want to ever hurt anybody else knowing that he's had such a good hand on everything and bless us all with such beauty God bless Sean you and your wife take care I enjoy your videos God bless

[@EugeniaBurkes]

Here’s the secret to driving no matter what side - keep the steering wheel in the middle of the road. Easy! Loved the scenery in this post. Thanks.

[@shaunvlog]

Thank you 😊

[@skywatergarage]

Cool to see you drive up and down the interstates I travel every day for work. I work with those big semi trucks. I escort oversize loads. You even went right past my exit for my hometown. Just south of centralia. Awesome vlog I enjoyed this one the most out of your America vlogs so far. Keep them coming and continue to enjoy your america adventure.

[@jasonbabila6006]

Welcome to the Pacific Northwest, I live 1.5 hours east of Seattle in a small town called Cle Elum along Interstate 90, I used to live south of Seattle, hope you folks had a great time and next trip to Washington I'd suggest a road trip up to Mt Rainier via Chinook Pass and highway 20 over Washington Pass.

[@DreaLightrider]

The Niagara falls are great too if you haven't seen them you should!

[@alyshiac9323]

I have been all over the western US and nowhere is quite as beautiful as the Pacific Northwest

[@whitneyangelie3682]

Beautiful water falls…. Did you drive through Yosemite national park? I know you came down here to Cali and it would be a shame if you didn’t see Yosemite!

[@highlander9121]

Drive through the Grand Canyon in Arizona it’s amazing to see!

[@chrisschepper9312]

Everyone should see Grand Canyon with their own eyes at least once. It's life changing if you're at all the slightest bit spiritual. ❣️

[@highlander9121]

@@chrisschepper9312 So very true! I first saw it as a child and again later as an adult. The memories from both trips live forever in my mind. I never was brave enough to do the trip down into the canyon as I am afraid of heights. And now I have moved away from Arizona . I miss it all including Ramsey Canyon picnics, Tombstone & Bisbee. If someone says watch the sunset tonight give yourself some free time to do just that! #ScottishGuy Sneak in a southern Arizona trip!!

[@michaeltipton5500]

I know that trip between Portland and Seattle like the back of my hand. I live East of Olympia and south of Tacoma. Looking forward to upcoming vids of Seattle.

[@bobreece5842]

I just finished reading your email of June 6th about your fun travels in San Antonio and Houston. I grew up in a small town about 200 miles south of San Antonio. Young Texans are taught Texas history before they learn anything about US history. I've been to the Alamo countless times, and I'm so happy to hear not only did you get to visit the Alamo, but you had such a wonderful private tour. Because I live in Colorado I will not get to meet you during this trip, but I sure hope to during another future trip you might make to the US. I did visit Scotland in 1996: started in Edinburgh and finished in Inverness at Culloden Battlefield. I hope to return again. Lastly, I would like to conclude by reassuring you that I will continue to watch your vlogs because they do accomplish much with bridging different groups of people from different countries. You and your wife have every right to visit our wonderful USA, especially Texas. Anytime is a good time to visit the USA.

[@katheryns1219]

I saw someone comment on the four way stop saying the person to the right has the right of way. Which is sometimes true. The person who arrives first has the right of way. So if you arrive at a stop and there are cars already in the other directions, you let them go first, then it's your turn. Butf you arrive at the SAME time, then the person on the right goes first.

[@michritch3493]

Eggzactly!

[@nobodyhere017]

Great video Shaun! Multnomah falls are absolutely beautiful and amazing! Glad you decided to visit them. Brings back some memories too from when I was there last. Enjoyed this! Looking forward to the next episode!

[@shaunvlog]

thanks Zen - it was truly awesome to see them up close. Hope we can catch up next time im in LA (there will be a next time)

[@nobodyhere017]

@@shaunvlog definitely 👍

[@sharimorris1021]

It has been a wet spring, for sure.

[@HeyJenkies]

Great vlog! I think you’d really love the Coeur d’Alene, Idaho area. It’s Sandwiched between Washington, Canada, and Montana and just beautiful. Been there a couple times myself. Hope you can make it out to Utah sometime (where I’m from)

[@brokencarpenter]

This is Spring time, you should visit during the rainy season, another thing you might have noticed is that people in the PNW aren't big umbrella users, it's how we spot the tourists.😂 Glad you had a good time .

[@shaunvlog]

But… how do you stay dry?? 😂

[@katheryns1219]

@@shaunvlog Coats and jackets with hoods!

[@LiqdPT]

@@shaunvlog the problem is that 90% of the time the rain is a mist that just makes the entire air damp and so an umbrella wouldn't help that. And if it raining really hard, it's also likely windy so an umbrella is a hindrance there too.

[@jonadabtheunsightly]

@@shaunvlog If you wanna stay dry in June, you stay *indoors* of course. Even an Ohioan knows that.

[@laurencooper654]

@@shaunvlog fancy gortex rain jackets with hoods

[@lynnsuits9193]

Wow how beautiful. Thank you for sharing. Only been through Seattle on a cross country train trip.

[@shaunvlog]

the falls were incredible :)

[@LindaC616]

I was only in Seattle for a few days and there wasn't time to travel around and look at things like this period and it was in December

[@Onthyme]

I hope you drive across the country! Each state can be really different and beautiful. I’ve never heard a Scot say something is too high! 😂

[@shaunvlog]

Will do my best to drive as much I come in future trips :)

[@andrewh1737]

Hi Michelle

[@rickyn1135]

That was lovely. Seattle,Washington is one of the few places I’ve considered relocating to.

[@kittiescorner222]

I've been to multnomah falls a few times, and I'm surprised by its height every time. If you ever come back to Oregon I think you should check out seaside. It has a beautiful ocean, picturesque shops and a whole bunch to do all in the same place.

[@karentucker2161]

I hope our driving don't scare you guys lol 😆! Florida rain to me is crazier, but we get a lot of tropical storms and hurricanes too soo....yep beautiful scenery by the way! I love the nature kind of stuff.

[@ncburton1713]

The Portland area has a special place in my heart. I went to school in Vancouver, Washington (which is across the river from Portland). Being so close my school, the Washington State School for the Blind, took us to a lot of places in the Portland area. And now as an adult I've been back to go to OHSU for medical procedures. So we get some sight seeing in while we're there. Multnomah Falls is always a nice stop to make. It's even on our way to Portland from the Spokane area. 😁

[@jenniferschneider1227]

It's so enjoyable to see my neck of the woods through your eyes! Multnomah Falls are spectacular. You looked like you got the knack of driving in the US. Seemed natural. Loving your vlogs

[@kimberlygabaldon3260]

Beautiful video! I loved the footage of the falls.

[@yordanpopov]

Portland and Seattle summers a lot sunnier and warmer than Scotland's. Don't know when this was filmed but last June we had days that hit 42-45 degrees Celsius. This year has been exceptionally dull and rainy.

[@jharris-pdxrides]

Will be doing the opposite in late Aug., Portlander driving around Scotland for the 1st time! I live 20 miles west of Portland where there is actually an area called Glencoe, with a Scottish pioneer church, cemetery and Glen Coe memorial called the Old Scotch Church.

[@heatherdeavalon]

Glad you liked Oregon 👍 My weather is generally the same as Aberdeen, except in the summer when it's 95 degrees (35 c). I would be very happy in Scotland's weather 😀

[@duncancallum]

With a name like Heather you certainly would feel at home there .

[@barbaralavoie1045]

I don’t care for heights either. Your meals look great! Yum!

[@violetelin1901]

Well done driving! I'm glad you enjoyed my state ❤️ I drive past Multnomah Falls every time I go to Portland and it's quite lovely.

[@ednawarren1421]

Americas is stunning. Glad you get to enjoy it.

[@joshmccormick7534]

I'm case anybody was wonderingit Multnomah falls is the tallest waterfall in the state of Oregon at 620 ft (189 m) in height.

[@dianajemison105]

Multnomah is pronounced, Mult-no-muh. I'm glad you didn't have any trouble on the road.

[@mandeepeterson2297]

If you ever get the chance to visit Multnomah Falls during a very cold winter, they are spectacular. The mist freezes into clouds around the calling water.

[@Will-nn6ux]

My first experience driving in the United States was driving alone from New York City to North Conway, New Hampshire. Finding my way out of NYC was stressful as I think I kept missing freeway exits and going round in circles. I remember at one point stopping in a layby to calm myself down and tell myself that I could do it. I made it to my destination eventually! I’ve since driven a lot more in America, and I have generally really enjoyed the experience.

[@norwegianblue2017]

Driving in NYC and Los Angeles are about as bad as it gets.

[@dogeared100]

Congrats!

[@barbaralavoie1045]

Looks like you are having fun in Portland and making the best of the rain.❤️💞

[@bighands675]

As for the semis on the road just get way ahead or way behind them

[@charlgeorgia6029]

I’m enjoying your vlogs. I live in the USA but never been to SEATTLE, but visited Edinburgh in 2018. Take care.

[@davidjohnston7512]

Australia has the biggest road going trucks in the world,they are called road trains here.

[@christinefox9075]

I was petrified driving in Scotland. Never knew what was around the next corner. Lol The roads were skinny. Plus alot of people on bikes. I could never get used to driving on the left side of the street. But I absolutely loved Scotland. 😍 Seattle is one of my favorite places in America

[@Likesyurp]

They say it rains a lot in Seattle. I hope yall enjoyed it. The waterfall is beautiful.

[@shaunvlog]

It’s a great part of the country ☺️

[@donaldkaspersen3768]

Seattle has sometimes been called "London on the PAcific" because of the weather.

[@karencorson3326]

Enjoy your time in America!! Love the videos.

[@What_the_son_of_a]

I live 15 minutes from the gorge and the waterfalls. I am so lucky to be this close.

[@amyrivera7613]

I didn’t know you were coming to Chicago! I just flew home from Edinburgh a few days ago..rented a car and drove from Edinburgh to Aberdeen, Inverness, Skye, Oban, Glasgow and back to Edinburgh. Driving was stressful but we made it without injury to us or the car! Enjoy the States, love your videos.

[@robinmccullars4971]

I'm glad you all had a good time in America. I love your channel. Good luck on your adventures .

[@drainbramagebrandon1047]

I lived up near Flagstaff AZ a few years back. And one of my best friends got into a head on collision with someone from England that forgot what side of the road they drive on. He survived, but you have to be very careful.

[@wilmatibbetts1322]

I know you probably have your California trip all mapped out … but if you can make any changes or extend your visit … try try try to go to San Diego. Drive over the Coronado bridge, visit The Hotel Del Coronado , it’s the first place to have electric light, old Marlyn Monroe, Frank Sinatra movies made there, gorgeous beach. You can take the Ferry over to down town San Diego. I’m from Montrose Scotland living in Germany at this time … but visit San Diego yearly except for the two year restrictions. If you can’t swing it make it a plan for some other time/year.

[@LindaC616]

They've already been through CA, to TX, and are now in Chicago

[@mescko]

The Columbia Gorge is a waterfall enthusiasts nirvana. There are 80 different falls in the Gorge.

[@Frossiart]

Oh wow! I Met You in Portland! And I didn't even know who you were. I did ask you where you were from as you probably get this question all the time. I always compare Portland weather to Scotland with my UK friends. Thanks for coming to Portland I'm glad you enjoyed Multnomah Falls. Edit: I found your channel through lost in the pond.

[@Jaxom92]

I've made the very same drive countless times, having family in the Portland area and living up here in the Seattle area. I pretty much recognized every single shot you had on road. Glad you had a wonderful road trip!

[@chrisschepper9312]

We call car parks "parking garages". Looks like you got down the road safely! Stunning scenery in your video. Enjoy the rest of your travels, Shaun. Be safe. 🇺🇲🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@Ocinneade345]

Or “parking lots”

[@Halograph71]

The PNW is the best! Weather is always a bit to get passed. I live in Idaho and we have Hells Canyon and awesome fishing!!!

[@TomDLuv777]

Hi Shaun, Lawrence Brown brought me to your channel. You now have a new subscriber.

[@sheilafaire1874]

Wow!!!!! Thank you for sharing ❤️

[@michaelfoster7924]

I just made that drive this morning. Staying here in Seattle tonight and then back to Portland.

[@dianelawson6883]

Oh my gosh! You would have driven right through my area if you had gone west from Olympia instead of east. Wish I could have met you. LOVE your videos. Also - it is unusually cold and wet for this time of year. It should be warming up by now. Safe travels!

[@Renazuki]

Thank you for coming out to the PNW. I live in Kent (south of Seattle) and I have really enjoyed your videos exploring our backyard. Its fun to see the spots through someone else's view. Best times to be out here are mid-summer though there are more tourists. lol as an fyi Rainy Season in Seattle usually starts late September/October and goes until.... July.

[@wallybeep]

Heeze, Shaun. You were five minutes from my house. Damn. I didn’t know. Wish I did. You all certainly would have been more than welcome.

[@dianecroitor9933]

I beg to differ with you but I recall you driving a green Honda Pilot on a mountain in North Carolina in 2019 sitting next to me with Teka in the back seat.

[@shaunvlog]

ah yes indeed :D Though I never took it out of the hills and on to busy roads. Good times :D

[@sharonelliott2366]

So glad to see you driving for the first time! Did that in Scotland, and there really isn't anything like lorries on one track roads in the US. I was born and raised in Seattle and lived most of my life there, although now I am in the high desert of Albuquerque. There's a reason that there are several Celtic Centers in WA state, and two Highland Games and people learning to speak the Gaidhlig there, because the weather (and the latitude) is so familiar! And the amount of rain is unusual this year, usually it's more like continual mists. Glad you liked it there. The salmon is really good, too, wild caught in the deep Alaskan waters.

[@donna9121]

Loved your video. The falls were wonderful and your music was very pleasing. Laurence Brown reccomended you and I'm glad he did. I haven't seen nearly as much of the U.S as I would like even though I live here so I'm happy to enjoy your travels here. Alister Begg is my favorite preacher. He's from Scotland and mentions it often. He's never lost his love for it. I'm looking forward to seeing Scotland in your other videos. Thank you for the visit to Seattle.

[@leslie8743]

We live in Tri-Cities in Eastern Washington. We have The Mighty Columbia and Snake Rivers and the beautiful Gorge. Hope you enjoyed our state! South Eastern Washington is desert and completely different from Seattle. Lived in Seattle in 1980s and 90s and loved it. ❤

[@sharonsimmons6427]

I hope you get the chance to see Yosemite. It’s sometimes listed as a wonder of the world, due to its stunning beauty.

[@heatherabusneineh6281]

I am from Portland Oregon and live in Beaverton (West of Portland). Our adult daughters live north of Seattle, so we make that drive often. :) Unfortunately, I missed your visit here because we were in Jerusalem visiting my husband’s family (He was born and raised there).

[@upyerkilt6042]

I really enjoy your videos. Although rainy in the PNW, it’s a bit more predictable than in Scotland. My husband proposed to me at Multnomah Falls. Glad you enjoyed.

[@Robbie09]

Those falls were gorgeous!

[@argetina8802]

I grew up in Salem, scouple hours from Multnomah falls. It's one of my most favorite places to be. I visited there back in April and hiked to the top for the first time. Was amazing!

[@deanfirnatine7814]

Burgerville's Marion Berry milkshakes are great as are their Walla Walla Sweet Onion Rings, all there food is locally grown in the Northwest and super fresh.

[@jaylittleton1]

Very pleased you all experienced Multnomah Falls, or at least a portion. This globe has so many spectacles to put us in awe. @John,,,,,, that was at least something akin to a poem. Credit for the spontaneous attempt.

[@j0hncast33l]

maybe someone already mentioned it, but there is a trail that goes up to the top of the falls to another lookout. it's definitely work the hike up.

[@pnin1105]

I just wanted to say in reference to you in your E-mail we received, that I hope you keep on doing your videos. In these dark times we need something positive. And you are! So thanks for what you do and keep on doing it and don’t feel bad about it♥️

[@chumbucket1313]

So I am glad you learned to drive on the correct side of the road!=)

[@Stepperg1]

I'm so glad you took that drive! It's amazingly beautiful! Enjoy the rest of your trip!

[@marypasco2213]

Right now, Monday, 06/06 at 15 minutes past midnight, I’m North of you in a town just across the Illinois/Wisconsin state border called Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin. I’m in my truck, going to sleep, so I can get up later in the day, pick up a trailer loaded with whatever material needs to go to a store within a 300 mile radius of me. Waving a hand in your direction, saying ‘HI’, even though I know you can’t see it 👋 So close, yet so far! ❤️

[@2dancemom2]

I would love Scotland because the Pacific Northwest is very much home to me.

[@GDixon-ch3yl]

Yes the climate there is the most like Scotland in US. ❤️

[@misssherryw.7017]

You did awesome! My husband and or drive was the day before Thanksgiving ( very stupid) went to Washington from Southern Oregon to So. Washington and it was a horrible drive... and I'm from San Diego CalifornA...HORRIBLE traffic... so pat yourself on the back.

[@GrouchyOldBear7]

Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.

[@tamifaulkner4103]

You did well and are enjoying our normal Pacific Northwest spring. Hopefully you enjoy the rest of your visit to our special part of the planet. Funny you think the trip between Portland & Seattle is long. It is very short compared to distances betwee most major cities in the western US.

[@mescko]

Agreed. I've driven from Salem to Seattle just to eat! It's the nearest place I can get Steak and Kidney pie in a pub! Just so you know it's Kell's, in Post Alley in Pike Place Market.

[@Alerwick]

He’s fun to watch 😊

[@JaimieJo]

Beautiful drive! Do you have an uncle who lives in Seattle? Glad you're enjoying yourselves!

[@shaunvlog]

I have cousins in Seattle and an Uncle/second cousin in Vancouver WA who I visited later in this trip :)

[@lauraweiss7875]

Lol - a long drive in the US is more like Chicago to Denver (1000 mi) in one day.

[@rmlrl1971]

I have a friend who is currently in Scotland and is driving there for the first time.

[@cuse445]

OMG I've driven that road (Vancouver to Seattle) a thousand times....in American Truck Simulator! lol

[@RhondaKennedy63]

did you notice on your drive leaving Burgerville, that there were 2 freeway signs that said Aberdeen & Fife?

[@michritch3493]

Good catch!

[@robertmajka9]

Yes, there is a trail to the top of Multnomah falls.

[@leifleifsen8913]

Straight across the river from Multnomah falls is where I grew up.