Luxembourg v Netherlands: Who Has The Best Mountain?

[@TheTimTraveller]

UPDATE: someone has launched an official government petition to put a proper monument on Kneiff! If you live in Luxembourg you can sign it here: chamber.lu/wps/portal/public/Accueil/TravailALaChambre/Petitions/RoleDesPetitions?action=doPetitionDetail&id=2190

[@christineklein3316]

And the public transport is for free since March 2020 !

[@nicholasamadori2577]

UPDATE: the petition ended on 7.1 2021 with 28 signatures of the 4500 needed. Sorry, no new monument, the stone will stay.

[@RoScFan]

Have you visited anything in Romania or any eastern european country? Or a caucasian country?

[@mazzevogt9355]

Tim you said that luxemburg is the richest country in europe... visitet Liechtenstein jet? If no i am more than happy to be your tourguide.

[@mazzevogt9355]

@carddamom liechtenstein is an own independant country. We (liechtenstein) are helping our neighbours... (Austria and Switzerland).

[@MrDaanjanssen]

I'm Dutch and this video gave me fear of heights

[@rajeshyeager4995]

Daan Janssen ok daan

Bullshit. We Dutch are tall enough to overcome our fears of heights.

[@bigguy9825]

@ Above 2 meters do be scawy tho

[@ixlnxs]

Your sense of humour seems rather German though.

[@lightspeedtractor]

@@ixlnxs that's harsh

[@tomaszkrawczyk9344]

Now do the highest mountain of Belgium and trilogy will be completed

[@briocheoleary5043]

Agreed!!!!!! This is of utmost importance.. I googled it. And heard there's a nice cafe at the summit...

[@forton615]

Yeah please do, don't let us Belgians feel left out!

[@briocheoleary5043]

@@forton615 I think he would consider doing it. It would nicely complete the trilogy.. Is the highsmest point in the Ardennes forest. I've heard it's very beautiful..

[@forton615]

@@sohailu8058 The region is called hoge venen, or haute fagnes in french. Not Heuvelland.

[@forton615]

@@sohailu8058 heuvelland is in flanders, the flat part of belgium (where I live) there's the kemmelberg but that's only 156m. 10 years ago everyone would have told you there's nothing to see there but now we know there's a cold war situation room under the hill (which you can visit since it's declassified)

[@bonecanoe86]

For once, KZbin's algorithm has actually shown me a channel I might want to watch. The algorithm gods are smiling on you now Tim, and you're one of the few channels that deserves the attention. Keep up the good work!

[@TheTimTraveller]

Woop! I'll do my best :)

[@peterrickard3304]

Me too!

[@Nlogax]

Same here. YT put the 'Biggest hole in Europe' video right into my queue and I was instantly sold. Hopefully going to find the video where Tim explores Zabriskie Point and Death Valley once I've worked through a few more!

[@ragnarostbrok1254]

Same

[@kaosinc]

Same here: "Vennbahn: The World's Weirdest Border?" video brought me here and I am glad it did! I'm enjoying the videos so far

[@EricB3620]

If you think 4€ is a bargain then come back next year. Public transport across the country will be free from April 2020 on. Btw, love your british humour.

[@catrachocolo]

Proudly financed by helping multinational companies evade taxes! Like almost everything in Luxemburg..... Well, that and EU money.

[@TheChrisEMartin]

@@catrachocolo True. Luxembourg - tax haven of Europe, where thanks to the EU they can make it their main industry!

[@2112jonr]

To be fair, a large percentage of Luxembourg's wealth comes from Clearstream, which is a completely legitimate business.

[@TheChrisEMartin]

@@2112jonr That may be so, but even the legitimate businesses are there because Luxembourg levies unusually low taxes, and the EU rules that allow EU businesses to choose which domain they are taxed in works to Luxembourg's advantage!

[@Dadendrangg]

Chris Martin so is the Netherlands, the biggest oil company Shell doesn’t pay any taxes here...

[@adamj.58]

"Two monumental errors: literally"

[@marvintpandroid2213]

Crash zoom of Geoff Marshall, had to laugh.

[@johncrwarner]

So can All The Stations do all the stations of Luxembourg in a day for 4€?

[@MarceldeJong]

@@johncrwarner not with Vicki exploring all castles of Luxembourg

[@cesariojpn]

@@MarceldeJong So add a month?

[@PiousMoltar]

Vicky looks weird in this one

[@SportyMabamba]

How many Vicky-feet long is the country of Luxembourg? 🤔

[@Ron.S.]

It’s also the richest country in the world. Maybe that’s because they saved on that third monument

[@takasmaka820]

USA is the richest

[@Ron.S.]

Taka Smaka Avg salary Luxembourg - $80,000 pa America - $55,000 pa --------- Yearly cost of building new monuments per capita - $27,533.21 Every citizen gets its share if a monument isn’t built.

[@elijahr.775]

What about Qatar

[@Ron.S.]

Elijah R. Well, Qatar has a population of nearly 3 million of whom only 12% are Qatari citizens and the rest are foreign “workers”/slaves who build their football stadiums. So I don’t know how they calculate the avg salary. If they include their slaves then I don’t think they’re so rich. But FIFA let them host the World Cup. And in the winter, so they must have human rights there and almost zero corruption just like FIFA do.

[@spyiro2007]

Nope, if you factor in all the people working in Luxembourg that comes from the border. Plus, Luxembourg is only worth 70 billion while France is 3200 billion. And cost of living is so high that if you don't earn 5000 per month you are considered as "poor" (most of the population)

[@petereggers7603]

Tim, you're great! And a real language talent... German with no accent, even luetzebuergisch and a perfect french accent. Love your style, the humor and your absolutely great research on weird topics... and your skills to present them so entertaining 👍😀😊

[@TheTimTraveller]

Ah you're making me blush! Thanks Peter :)

[@rogerwilco2]

@@TheTimTraveller Yeah, your languages are top notch! Much better than most.

[@njdevilku1340]

@@TheTimTraveller Now that you finally completed Benelux, what's next? Denmark? Crossing the pond and conquering Britton hill (highest point of Florida)?

[@cyrildewaha]

Lëtzebuergesch. But I agree!

[@gogumadalpaengi]

From Luxembourg and had a good giggle. A few, actually. Many thanks for that and, of course, glad you enjoyed our capital... And our highest... Hill. Thing. Yeah.

[@StamfordBridge]

It was majestic watching you standing so proudly at the summit. That said, I was glad to see you were mindful of the time and began your descent well before nightfall. You don’t want to be trapped somewhere on that stone when everything gets dark and temperatures plummet.

[@rippspeck]

Travel channels usually suck, yours is awesome. This will be a wild ride in the years to come. Please stay just like this, you will be a huge channel within a few years.

[@tristan5494]

This channel has the highest quality to subscriber ratio

[@farouqomaro598]

Be careful, you don't want to fall off the peak

[@jasonmymail]

Subscribed yesterday, after your 1,000 subscriber vid (posted just 5 days ago) Now you have 5k plus... 2k in just the last 2 days alone!!! Thank you KZbin algorithm for finally picking up your channel and introducing me. Obviously not alone in appreciating your unique content, charming manner and wonderful quirky British humour and delivery. Your channel is going stratospheric… well chuffed for you :)))

[@TheTimTraveller]

Ah thank you AeroJ!

[@briocheoleary5043]

Maybe we'll get a 5k q and a, lol

[@jasonmymail]

brioche o'leary He’s at 10k already! Reckon it’ll be a 50k Q&A before the end of the year 🤩

[@briocheoleary5043]

AeroJ I honestly now wouldn’t be surprised if it got there much sooner . It’s quite exciting seeing a channel blow up. I came in at the 643 subscriber video, lol

[@Hamsterdam91]

@@jasonmymail seems more like a 50k Q&A before end of this month

[@seanmckeownyoung]

I’m begging you to do a boring ‘highest points’ series. As an American, may I recommend any of the midwestern states. Ohio’s sits in someone’s rural side yard.

[@rosiefay7283]

Wikipedia says it's this hill: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Campbell_Hill_(Ohio)

[@alaintheisen7781]

I love your videos. You are a crazy funny man and I like you comments. By the way: I am from Luxembourg which is indeed a rich country but that doesn´t mean that most people are rich. The majority aren´t rich and even more and more people are becoming "poor". And even if our wages are high, our expenses are also high compared to other countries. Continue with your videos. I like your special themes.

[@scottypacheco5574]

Your quirky and fun presentation style is quietly making you one of my favorite KZbinrs! Glad I found your content this week!

[@bokhans]

All these “mountains” are massive, go to Denmark, their “alps” are 172,54 where of several meters are man made a few thousands of years ago.

[@LunaKilo]

No currently the highest point i 170.86 meters above sea level. I Think. It is a big and exiting battle between "mountain" tops. Every cm counts :) www.visitskanderborg.com/ln-int/ejer-bavnehoj-mollehoj-denmarks-highest-point-gdk604342

[@nanbanjinmachado4353]

IF you consider that Greenland is part of Denmark, their alps are 3694 meters.

[@Quotenwagnerianer]

Or the highest "mountain" in Berlin (the state, not the city... well) which is nothing but an artificial hill made out of rubble from the remains of the bombed buildings after WW2...

[@Bbonno]

@@Quotenwagnerianer haven't they built that 2000m mountain yet? There was some "Det Berg kommt" initiative...

[@larsmunch4536]

Yding Skovhøj which was once considered the highest point, includes a burial mound from later part of the stone age or early part of the bronze age. As this is manmade, it should not count. Ejer Bavnehøj a few kilometers further east has a tower which can be seen from motorway E45 between Horsens and Skanderborg. The hill itself was also for long time considered the highest natural (not manmade) point, but some years ago it was discovered, that some of the soil on the top is not in its original place, so this is not a natural point either. Since then Møllehøj a few hundred meters from Ejer Bavnehøj is considered the highest point by a few centimeters margin.

[@mijnkampvuur]

You missed the lowest point of the Netherlands (over 6 meters under sea level) in South Holland.

[@DreadX10]

Which has a fitting monument. That is video worthy.

[@frisianmouve]

Would've guessed it was somewhere in Flevoland

[@frisianmouve]

@TwinTurbo Ray Because polders are low-lying...

[@puikepuck]

He also missed the _real_ highest point of the Netherlands: Mount Scenery on Saba.

[@Axl240200]

You honestly might be the only KZbinr that benefits from the KZbin algorithm, congrats with the massive growth man

[@julietcarnell2251]

Thank you for teaching me a few things I didn't know, about Luxembourg, while giving me a few desperately needed chuckles... in Luxembourg.

[@TheTimTraveller]

Haha :D

[@OntarioTrafficMan]

As one of this week's 4000 new subscribers, I must say that your writing and delivery is absolute brilliance. PS it's a good thing I'm currently in the Netherlands otherwise I might not have discovered your channel. Thanks KZbin Nederland!

[@geert562]

This is going to be one of these channels where i'm proud to say i was there before 5k subs. This channel is going to have hundreds of K in the blink of an eye! Keep up the good work Tim! Perhaps I'll bump into you in the Netherlands!

[@HotelPapa100]

I can't tell you how much I enjoy a KZbinr with English mother tongue who does not make it their mission to butcher any word in a foreign language to the largest degree possible. Seriously: Kudos for your language abilities. It is a joy to consume your videos.

[@jonjacob1962]

My grandma was from Luxembourg. She was born in 1930. Came to the states when she was in her early 20's. She passed in 2015. I'd love to visit there... Visit some of my family that's still there.

[@huswsimonbla]

Who commented that the holland video was boring? I love these videos!

[@lazyhiker9981]

Currently you're one of my favorite youtubers, love your content and the humour. I'm happy that your channel is growing so fast

[@sleep-not483]

I'm so happy you did this video! I enjoyed the Vennbahn one and thought 'Ah, how nice it would be if Tim did a video about the place I grew up...' That rock in a field sums a up a lot about Luxembourgish sensibility right there too. :)

[@joshuamoorsel1346]

For me as a dutchman, it makes me proud, knowing our highest point is not as boring as i thought! cheers for the entertaining video!

[@derekf85]

Dude, I just now found you. Your videos are some of the best out there! You are the train loving Tom Scott version of Rick Steve’s and I love it!!

[@Maxime_K-G]

You should go to the highest point in Belgium, Signal de Botrange. It is both the actual highest point in the country (unlike The Netherlands) and there's actually something interesting there (unlike Luxembourg). So yes, it's the best highest point in the Benelux. There's also a monument in the centre of Belgium so that might also be an interesting location to Geography-geeks like probably everyone who watches your videos. :)

[@MrMiddleWick]

It's 5AM, I should sleep, I have to go to the uni tomorrow, I've got 4 essays to write for the next month and a presentation due tomorrow. Yet here I am watching a video comparing Dutch mountain to the Luxemburgish counterpart. Ehh, what the hell, I'm subscribing.

[@SaintMarneusCalgar]

This channel is a gold mine thank you for your work :)

[@turbo1431]

First of all I'd like to point out that I'd have been fine with it if the video had stopped with "4,000 people subscribed to see a rock in a field". Second, All the Stations (of Luxembourg) is coming out when?

[@patchso]

Wow. Luxembourg City looks pretty cool.

[@jenergomes]

Indeed, I'm quite surprised, and I saw just a few seconds!

[@Openbaarmaker]

Tim, I would like to invite you to another challenge. You may have seen the highest mountain in the Netherlands (and now Luxemburg) as well as the cliff of Urk, but you haven't seen the most beautiful mountain. It is situated on the island of Texel (pronounced Tessel), just off the coast of Den Helder. Rather surprisingly it's called 'De Hoge Berg', which means 'The High Mountain'. It's been formed during the last ice age and is one of the main reasons the Dutch dunelike coastline is were it is today. So in other words: it is the anchor on which the western Netherlands has been built. No Hoge Berg, no Amsterdam, nor Rotterdam, nor Scheveningen. Furthermore it's a nature reserve and the views are ABSOLUTELY stunning. And, if you visit in springtime, you can pet the cute lambs that are jumping around in the meadows. And of course it's a great opportunity to visit a real Dutch island instead of URK or Aruba (which is sooooo overrated). Will you think about it?

[@jeffbruce]

As a brand new subscriber I am not disappointed with this video. Apparently I have to go watch the one about the Netherlands.

[@nwcitroen2222]

Splendid vid made even more splendid by the use of the theme to Treasure Hunt. Well done, Tim!

[@djopdam199]

Normally I dont have great or any respect for KZbin suggestions, BUT...... Tim you are a diamond in the rough. Really like your channel and your humor. A couple of suggestions for destinations Liege ( Belgium ) Iceland and the channel Islands

[@TheTimTraveller]

Ah thank you!

[@ryhanzfx1641]

@@TheTimTraveller keep travelling my dude, you rocks with the content! Love it

[@MaSOneTwo]

What a lovely bloke you are, thanks for brightening my day thoroughly mate!

[@TheTimTraveller]

Aw cheers man, your comment brightened my day too!

[@Hamuelin]

I'd been researching Netherlands and you're videos coincidentally came up. So glad they did. You're like a geographically focused Tom Scott.

[@the1gip]

Key game here is to hit the "like" button just at the climax of the triumphant music at the end

[@DeFausti]

Discovered your channel because of the Vennbahn video and was surprised to see my home coutry in this video :) Love your humor and presentation, subscribed!

[@clockmaker1]

YT loves you these dayis. And I love your adventures! I subscribed, vatch all your videos and I truly enjoyed each one. Can't wait for the next videos. - Thank you Tim! - (I'm especially glad you have so many new subscribers. 17k in 7 days! Wow! You totally deserve it.)

[@joonatuominen7844]

Gotta say i love these videos and thank the algorithm for recommending your channel to me. Your production quality is really good

[@emory4356]

Seeing as you responded on the other comment, you should totally apply to be on Tom Scott's guest videos for 2020. You have awesome content, and it could really help expose your channel to more people!

[@mcdutchoriginal]

Wow Tim, your channel is growing like crazy, good on you!

[@roxy5048]

I subbed before you hit 3k, and seeing you already heading towards 10k subs is amazing! The way you talk, your humor (or humour, whatever ;), it's honestly amazing, and you deserve it. Keep going, we love the vids!

[@Kaweechelche]

I subscribed yesterday and saw a few videos, while getting the thought "Huh, it would be stupid if someone would visit Luxembourg highest piont" Lo and behold the very next day this video appears. Love the channel ^,^

[@blueriver5269]

By chance just watched your channel for the first time. Absolutely love your videos. You are so funny and your videos are very informative. Time or should I say Tim for binge watching ...

[@notthedroidsyourelookingfo4026]

My god, you're absolutely hilarious! I started watching just your train videos, because that's my thing, but now I'm just binging everything, because it's so entertaining :)

[@Amalunatic]

Great and high quality content! Keep up the great work. Definitely going to stay around for more videos that are yet to come!

[@jopdispa1134]

KZbin suggested one of your videos this morning. I subscribed straight away! Great to see your channel is gaining subscribers.

[@tomstours2220]

I’ve just visited the highest point of Luxembourg again. All because of your wonderful channel. Keep up the great work!

[@deutschekartoffel2100]

I've only discoverd your channel last week but all of it has been amazing, especially the mountaineering/hiking stuff. Keep it going!!

[@101alexs]

Super glad I've found tour channel, I'm loving the narrative and the wry humour.

[@LazarouDave]

So Tim has gained 32k subs since this video, just looked at the socialblade stats after watching his San Marino video from 9 months ago (mentioned only having 96 subs or something, was curious) and saw that the figures have shot up in the last week or so. Good to see people discovering hidden gem channels like this, well deserved surge, Tim

[@zanelindsay1267]

Traveller Tim has a terrific talent for elevating mundane mountains to new heights of poetic pedantry. Well done!

[@dansmith4601]

Just found this channel after your Beckton video and I love it. Glad to see there are so many videos I can binge watch tonight. I'm very impressed that you have gained 4000 subscribers in the week before this came out and I have also subscribed so let's hope the figures for this week are even bigger!!!

[@mmitanka]

Out of nowhere your channel showed up in my watching list and you deserve much much more than 19K subs.

[@XEinstein]

Luxembourg's highest point might be a bit disappointing indeed, but the country surely does not disappoint. It actually does have hills, some actually quite dramatic (for as far as anything below 500m can be dramatic). But Luxembourg is truly a beautiful country and though being small has almost everything that you'd want to see as a tourist in Europe. I highly recommend going there. And no, I'm not from Luxembourg.

[@TheTimTraveller]

Yes agreed - there are much more beautiful places in Luxembourg, like the area in the east of the country they call Little Switzerland

[@XEinstein]

@@TheTimTraveller Little Switzerland is magnificent indeed. But also for people who love castles, lakes, food. Luxembourg has it all.

[@ryer9646]

So you are telling me this channel had under 1k subs less than 3 weeks ago? Damn, glad to see you take off. Your videos are entertaining as hell and I suppose the algorithm sees that lol.

[@martinevans7090]

3:49 WOW! The old Treasure Hunt theme tune! I haven't heard that in YEARS!!

[@watson956]

Just found your channel today, watched 4 vids, and subscribed. Nice work, Tim - I enjoy the quirky sites and humour. From Holland Landing, Ontario, Canada.

[@leeandadaelliott]

The folks in Ecuador made a similar mistake. For them it must be especially embarrassing since their country is named for being on the equator. Anyway, back some decades ago they built a monument on what was then thought to be the equator a few kilos north of Quito. It is quite an elaborate thing with even a tourist trap showing how water swirls one way in the northern hemisphere and the other way in the southern hemisphere. It cost you a few bucks to witness this "natural phenomenon. However, the advent of GPS shows the actual equator is about 500 meters to the south. Makes one question the veracity of the water swirling exhibit. Could it be a scam?

[@0LoneTech]

It has been tested fairly thoroughly, and the effect is real but tiny. Matt Parker even made the experiment with one sink. It would be nearly impossible to demonstrate at the equator.

[@IsaacBelll]

Smarter every day and veritasium made a very interesting video about it kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3XSo4d4es14qs0 kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4nEkpdmp9iJaZo

[@paulqueripel3493]

Optical illusion at the end that shows you walking uphill from the highest point , good one.

[@dutchman7623]

French measurements...

[@BaruJajal]

Pemandangan kota dan alam sekitar yang bagus sobat..saya suka ini.

[@pascal5566]

2:41 true, never go to Luxembourgish gas stations on weekends. Germans, French, Belgians and others try to get as much fuel as possible. A pleasing experience lmao

[@rebell813]

This was perfect level of being mildly interesting. I really enjoy how its cut and dry and goes right into the facts. I really cant wait to see how your channel grows and changes. Cheers

[@Jhawk_2k]

Well done videos, you gained a sub for sure. I love the short frequent high quality content

[@joemich4633]

just found out about your channel, hillarious! Haven't laught that mich in along time. Thanks, go in.

[@57thorns]

4:43 The actual highest point is 35 meters ssw of the "monument". It is out in the field. The stone is place where it is convenient, because the closest from the road is also a bit away.

[@eddiejc1]

Speaking of the Netherlands' highest mountain, that was directly responsible for Switzerland getting to host the Winter Olympics. When the Winter Olympics first started in Chamonix, France the Summer Games were in Paris. This wasn't a coincidence. The Chamonix and Paris Games were at the time considered part of the same deal and before World War II all countries that hosted the Summer Games also hosted the Winter Games with one exception. That exception was in 1928 when Amsterdam hosted the games. Now you can have some wonderful skating and cross-country skiing events during the Dutch winter, but the one thing you CAN'T do is alpine skiing---not when your "highest peak" is ridiculously low. So the winter games were played instead in St. Moritz, Switzerland. Things stayed that way until World War II and for the 1948 Games, London hosted the Summer Games and St. Moritz hosted the winter. I believe it IS possible to go skiing in Britain, but they were having their hands full just hosting ONE set of Games that soon after the end of WWII so it was easier to do in in St. Moritz whose country had stayed out of the fighting. Ever since then the two set of Games were split up, and then in 1998 they moved the Winter Games to a completely different year.

[@arnoudjanschut]

Hi Tim, nice video. Sometimes a high mountain can be much more interesting than the highest. For example, in Hungary, Kékes is the highest, but you can almost get to the summit by car, while the less high mountain of Köris Hegy (number 8th high) is a very long walk in a beautiful environment.

[@TheTimTraveller]

Cheers Arnoud! Having climbed the highest mountains in about 10 countries now, I can confirm that you are absolutely correct :)

[@vsmicer]

Since Tim's update (above), all of Luxembourg's internal public transport, trains, trams and buses - are now free of charge to everyone. The trams also now go all the way to the main railway station and in the next few years will reach and join up with the airport.

[@TheDuke4100]

the play bus song!!! once again an amazing little musical easter egg...man I lov this channel

[@llreconll]

This should not be entertaining...but it is. You produce some great videos. Funny and informative. Keep up the good work.

[@feothyr6810]

Really enjoying your content! Thank you and keep up the great work :)

[@philippenachtergal6077]

1:40 If I remember correctly, the tower ruin you see on the side of the road is fake. (At least, I think it is that one, there is assuredly one such). A tower built as a ruin in modern times because it was cool or something like that.

[@luxpatat]

No sorry en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bock_(Luxembourg)

[@Meneertjes]

Funny thing about Luxembourg is that it's a country, a city and a province in Belgium, not confusing at all

[@2112jonr]

...and.... they're next to each other for an added bonus. Genius!!!

[@diogoscf]

The country is named after the city. As for the province, the country used to be bigger until Belgium got a chunk of it and decided to keep the name

[@mauricesalentiny5495]

And a Garden in Paris...

[@AQWestonia]

That first 30 seconds. already liked the video. impressed

[@ZarzenLetsPlay]

I began to watch your channel a week ago, and just like that out of nothing he's ridiculing our great Mt. Kneiff! Nice!

[@richardlloyd3817]

I think this one is your best yet. It made me laugh the most anyway . Keep climbing!

[@maarten3811]

Great story! If you would like: it is open tv studio days in Hilversum this weekend with the possibility to climb the tv tower. Not sure if it makes an interesting story though... but it is a great view

[@tinrobot4479]

I subscribed a week or so back after stumbling on your channel. Since plowing through your videos you seem to be adding more subscribers by the day. Many congrats and hope this new fame brings many more travel adventures.

[@PetertheRock.]

Absolutely fantastic fun, Tim! You are a genius!

[@GigglingChinchilla]

I don't know if you are still in the Benelux, but maybe you could do a video on Belgium's Grands Travaux Inutiles? They are a series of bridges, buildings and roads that were planned and partially built without ever finishing them. The city of Charleroi has an unfinished metroline which has been there for about 35 years, and too expensive to demolish.

[@TheTimTraveller]

I'm back in London now, but I would love to do a video on the unused part of the Charleroi metro some day, thank you for the great suggestion!

[@GigglingChinchilla]

@@TheTimTraveller You're welcome! Here's quite an extensive list of unused buildings and engineering works in Belgium, The Netherlands and surrounding countries. It's in Dutch because that page seems to have the most info on them, but translating shouldn't be much of an issue I reckon. nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grote_nutteloze_werken

[@whatatypicaltime2412]

KZbin's algorithm.

[@Williamk492]

Your channel rocks! I’m keeping an eye on it and watch it grow. Keep up the good work! 👍🏻

[@minae1423]

an entertaining and informative channel...finally :) well done Tim

[@HenrysAdventures]

I enjoyed the train journey (what's not to like about a loco hauled train for 4 euros?) But not sure I'll put Kneiff on my list of things to do when I get round to visiting Luxembourg!

[@accomify]

I loved the Playdays music! Haven’t heard that for at least 25 years. Also I live in Luxembourg but have never visited this incredible mountain.

[@maartenblokdijk]

Simply brillant video! love your humor!

[@Myriam-nk2fw]

I think this is the first video about Luxembourg that got recommended to me, love to see that there are People that know about our small country :)

[@lucuhu]

for a not boring highest Point, visit Switzerland! we even devide between the mountainpeek that's full enclosed in Switzerland's border and the peek we share with Italy

[@derauditor5748]

Junge! You got a new Fan! I've discovered the Channel yesterday and been binge watching it since then. Trains! Mountains, Interesting Stuff, Lost Places. It's up there with Tom Scott, Rewboss, Getting Smarter Everyday and similar brilliant Channels. Fantastic Stuff! Very well made and i like that Humor. Did i mentioned Trains?

[@DanielWJacobsen]

Many Europeans I met thought Luxembourg was extremely boring, but I spent a full, snowy day there and thought it was beautiful. It has a unique quaintness for a city

[@Amayii]

Have you concidered travelling by steamtrain with the ZLSM (Zuid-Limburgse Stoomtrein Maatschappij) when you were in the South of Limburg? www.miljoenenlijn.nl/ Another area you might find interesting is the area of Coo in Belgium. You've got a underground powerplant in a mountain which you can visit from a viewing platform inside the mountain, you've got some beautifull waterfalls at the village of Coo and at La Gleize you have one of the few remaining King Tiger tanks in world just sitting in the street. At Remouchamps you have some strange and ancient underground caves , a little up ahead lays Spa which is a beautifull old Monaco like city with it's racing track and just a little further you have Signal de Botrange which is the highest point in Belgium.

[@TheTimTraveller]

Going to have to go back aren't I? :) Didn't know any of those places, apart from Spa and the Signal. The powerplant sounds v interesting - I think we have a similar one in North Wales

[@Amayii]

@@TheTimTraveller Yeah the whole area has a lot of hidden gems! Did you also know that at Moresnet you have the longest railwaybridge of Europe? And around the corner at Plombières you have a hiking area inside the old Belgian Zinc mine (Bleyberg, which was competing with Moresnet's Zinc mine) with a waterfall that goes inside a mountain (50°44'10.5"N 5°58'00.1"E). If you ever want to go back and need even more tips feel free to contact me :)

[@RM-ob4mp]

Got urself a new sub from Malaysia. Keep up the good works, Tim.