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We loved it ! Thank you !!

Thanks for the sub and highly recommend the experience as well !

Thank you Sam! =)

Thank you!! We appreciate it!

The wildlife was incredible !

You will have the best time !!!

We will NEVER forget it!

It really is mate!

Happy New Year to you !! Yes we realise and now have multiples too lol.

Thanks guys!!

You could feel the wind against the pod but it didn't move as much you would think. They're built pretty solidly considering they're only attached by steel cables. If you're afraid of heights you can hike up... but you will still need to climb to and from the dining pod to eat so there is that. I don't think we're afraid of heights, but there were definitely some sections that made your stomach drop and your legs feel a bit like jelly. BUT it's so worth it!

Oh I'm sure you could! I didn't think I could either but I managed lol

The best!

Hi, thanks for correcting us. We actually visited Newfoundland last year and struggled to pronounce it then too. They are an awesome breed!

@@binnaanddrew Hey Guys, Thank you so much for taking the time to reply to my somewhat (in hind-sight), rudely presented, comments. I apologize if I made you uncomfortable. I didn't mean to be cross with you. As it turns out, you probably had more than one person when you visited here offer coaching on the pronunciation. Thank you. For us, it's funny. Such a small thing but yet, such an important element when it comes to the name of the place. It's difficult to explain unless you understand our long (many times sad), history. Our daughter spent six months in Australia back in 2005 or there about. She had always had a dream to go to Vet. School there but, could never make that work sadly. To most Canadians, I think, Australia is as close to Canada as it comes in our sensibilities and way of life. I have a brother who lived in New Zealand for a year as well and during that time also dropped in on your homeland more than once. We'd love to experience your country some time. I'm so glad to hear you actually visited Newfoundland. It's a different place for sure. We're a bit off the beaten track as you certainly know. If you ever find yourselves nearby and at a loose end, we'd love to host you. Just message me here if necessary. I often cruise UA-cam looking for videos about Newfoundland Dogs. We are enamored with the breed and, with me in particular, I try to find clues to how they came to be here. The breed was existent on the island in 1497 when Europeans first landed. An appealing mystery to be certain. In 1,000AD, Vikings preceded the first Europeans when they "pitched" on the Northern most tip of the island and tried to settle. That didn't work-out so well and the visitors left. Some researchers think it was them who brought the "start" of the breed at that time but, there's debate. Other theories talk about Saint Brenden, the Irish traveler who, by legend, washed-up here even earlier as being responsible. Wish I could know. Many Kind Regards and safe travels.

Binna: I wish!

These Nordic countries are all up there, but we can't go past Iceland.

We have to say the glass igloo as it is more unusual !

We're happy he found Drew entertaining.

@@binnaanddrew always 😁

Haha... No animals or people were harmed in this video.

Thanks! Yes there is... we took the ferry from Seyðisfjørður in Iceland.

@@binnaanddrew thank you! Any recommendation where to stay no idea about Faroe.

We hired a car for the week. 1 night in Tórshavn followed by 2 nights in Borðoy, Gjógv & Vágar.

@@binnaanddrew Thanks! I do the something.

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you!

He sure was!

Of course!!

Catching up with you guys was one of our highlights in Canada! ❤️

Thank you 🤗

It really is!

Glad you enjoy it!

Thank you again! We hope to see you guys again....soon ❤️

We agree!

later this month :)

Thanks Nachito. Appreciate the comment!

For REAL?

He is staying with Binna's parents 🙂 Enjoying his cat cousins company