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You just have to take it slowly and steadily. 10 minutes a day for 4 days and the brain will adjust. A shame she says never again.

Why Irish music -it's Scotland.😁

These Stolpersteine, which commemorate the victims of the Holocaust, were created by the German artist Gunter Demnig in 1992. There are now 100,000 of them in 30 countries.

"Plzeňské pivo, prosím!"

It's probably been mentioned before in a comment, but it's technically you could have been stopped by the police for having your phone/sat nav in that position. It should never obstruct your forward view.

Raw minced pork? Jah!

You really have to learn to adjust your seat 😊

Roundabouts are actually way more efficient than stop signs

Get a deadcat for the mic.

Must be a real experience driving on the correct side of the road for the first time....

I had to go through so many unhelpful videos until I found this one. Thanks for making a video about this where you actually explain what it is and explain the taste instead of pulling weird faces. I could definitely eat this!

Ain't called INTERSTATE either.

why did you hire such a massive vehicle for your trip? Youre only four...

I was in the U.S. twice on business, good job I didn't have your problems adapting. Very sad.

As a UK driver, I remember driving for the first time in a country that drove on the right. It was really odd for about 1.5 seconds and then I just got on with it like a normal human being.

Hats off tobyou. I tried driving in Memphis and it was so weird being on the wrong side..

It’s not a back road till the hedges brush on both sides of the car😂😂

Not wrong but this applied to horses. The petrol engine had not been invented. For car drivers there is no law that forces you to drive on the left, it's just conventional. That said you have to drive with due consideration for other road users. So driving on the right is pretty dumb, but it does explain that overtaking on the left is NOT an offence.

Nice march👍 isn’t it about time for a PCS? Any idea where you will be next? In the 80s I kept extending my Germany tour 👍

First of all, congratulations on passing your hiking test. Well done! I was a bit surprised about the Edelweiss badge - it is the best-known symbol of the Alps instead of Franconian Switzerland. By the way, did you know that edelweiss growing in the wild is very rare and difficult to find. Therefore it's a protected plant and picking a wild edelweiss if caught leads to quite severe fines.

Great Video. Beautiful scenery. 45lbs. Wow. A lot of weight. Respect 👍🏻

I was in Muggendorf last year in spring and we went mostly the same trails as you. Wonderful, exciting, but partly very challenging! Liebe Grüße aus Mittelfranken!

Great achievement! Congratulations!. A picture of the badge/pin would have been nice. The area of Fränkische Schweiz is absolutely lovely. I've been there many times since I live nearby south of it. Nijmegen is really famous. I heard of that event 30 years ago, when I was in german navy. The march will be in 3 weeks or so. I'm curious about your impressions from that event. 😀

Brits drive to Europe all the time and have to switch to driving on the right.

You mount a horse on the left and that's why we drive on the left. That's also the reason motorcycles are mounted on the left. I had the exact same problem when first driving in France, my right wheels were almost in the ditch because I'm used to most of the car being on my left. Luckily branches rattled on my side and dust blew up to warn me before I went completely off the edge. It's funny that no one warns you of this when you drive in a foreign country. It must be very common. Another thing I see all the time is people who drive on the left always want to do any kind of parking manoeuvre clockwise, and people who drive on the right want to rotate the vehicle anti clockwise. It doesn't work, and can put you in a dangerous position, easily ending up on the wrong side of the road. When driving on the left, try to get used to the idea of turning the car around clockwise. The other thing I find useful to focus on is the right turn (if driving in UK). Be conscious of the need to go forward and *then* right. I noticed here you cut the corner on your very first right turn. You cannot afford to cut corners in the UK, as junctions are too tight. My preference is to drive on my usual side of the car, regardless of what side of the road I'm on. I drove a right hand drive truck through France with no difficulties. Trucks do have seven mirrors though!

Its not the 'wrong' side It's the right (correct) side on the left

Beautiful

Just a tip, for anyone driving on the 'wrong' side, however experienced. When you make the first junction of the day, pause, then talk yourself through it. It kept me safe for 20 years or so driving though France and Spain.

TRASH! You seem to forget that we, Brits, have driven all over the WORLD so it just shows us how very poor drivers you are! Sorry . you just are.........

centtttter. pronounce the t dude. It is not cener.

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the Irish music in the background is nice, lovely place.

Bit late but it doesn't matter what side of the road you drive in the correct hand drive for the country left or right just keep the passenger to the kerb, thats the secret!

Why you Americans eat PORK? Christ clearly said, Don't Eat Pork.....

What's interstate?

It's called manual transmission not stick shift

Now try driving into central London during rush hour.

Actually, I think you both did well. (Flat tire excepted) I've driven in the UK for years (we're from Boston, MA and if you can drive there you can drive anywhere) When I first did it 35 years ago I felt all the things you both did and I was amazed at how quickly I got used to it as you did. The trouble with driving in places like Scotland is that that natural beauty is VERY distracting. I'd like to do another driving trip but my wife thinks I might be too old. What makes me angry is I think she may be right. Anyway, happy travels.

Bifi comes from the USA. The bread ist Bad.🙁

Almost every other country we Brits drive in, we have to do the adjustment the other way around, unless it's Ireland, Australia and a couple of other countries. What other countries have you driven in?

It does make me laugh how Americans overreaction to driving in the UK. We’ve only got to go into Europe and it’s just the same for us! It’s a bit odd but you soon get use to it!

Whats the big deal? Brits drive in Europe all the time with no problems and without shouting off about it.................Oh, and by the way, its a lay-be not a pull out and its a car park and not a parking lot

Just came back from driving in the Highlands for the first time. I agree with a lot that was said, especially about the backroads (4:56). Skinny roads, tight turns, blind summits - all in a mostly 60mph speed limit = craziness :) Roundabouts are no big deal, in fact they are easy and much safer than intersections. If you do this just try and relax, don't speed and don't get that far to the left (I scraped my left tires a few times on the curb). Soon you'll get used to it all and by the end of the trip it wasn't a big deal. Great video, thanks for posting!

As a german its very funny to see people are scared of Mettbrötchen because we eat this like everyday here😁

I can understand your hesitancy. Driving is way less stressful in the US than the UK. There is a much more space on your side of the Pond and everything is set up for drivers’ convenience. You can reverse that assessment for pedestrians though 😃

Typical over the top,egotistical yanks

I went to Canada a few years back and used the pedestrian crossing with lights. I was puzzled that a lot of cars were continuing on even when the lights were at red for stop and I was crossing road. I don't know if cars are still allowed to go on red in Canada or not at a pedestrian but is not the case in the UK. I don't know about USA. Is just a case that if you are used to driving on right then driving on left will be strange. Like I was in Canada found strange that cars were driving on right so I had to be careful when crossing roads.

Stick shift?

It's so insane how much time and fuel money we waste here on the UK, roads. It must be the stupidest traffic system in the world. Especially in Brighton. I'm a delivery driver.

We do this on the correct side of the road in thr UK.