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Was not expecting _The Wire_ from a Turtle video. Good show.

Great to see you both back! Another interesting adventure, great commentary, interesting context and some stunning visuals. Thank you.

Another fine video my friend 👍Good to see your use of Betjeman too. I so miss him as Poet Laureate! 😃

I'm thinking of doing the cheapest way challange. What's the cheapest way to get from London - Brighton. SL6, 64, 409, 270. Total = £7.50

I didn't see any Dutch buses on the ferry, I did see a Belgian bus (De Zigeuner is indeed in Dutch, but it's a famous Belgian company with a slightly politically incorrect name, these days), and an Austrian bus (Herburger is Austrian, but to be fair, I had to look it up as well). And of course you are Swifties ;)

Isn't Neustadt where the Great Escapers gathered?

Top notch stuff, as usual.

I used to work 5 miles away from my house here on Anglesey. If I wanted to be at work at 6pm at almost £6 return, I'd need to get the 3.30pm bus at the latest as the busses didn't turn up and there was no way of finding out when it would turn up as the live map was fake. The late bus usually didn't turn up. If you rang the bus station in Bangor, you got verbally abused. I used to regularly get picked up by the police as the A5 was an incredibly dangerous place to walk due to the lack of footpath. They eventually threatened to arrest me if I kept walking on the road. So thanks to arriva and their absolutely overpriced shit services, I had to quit my job. It's a shame as there's very few opportunities on Anglesey for work. I honestly don't know where the idea of a great transport system in north Wales comes from. The people who live here definitely disagree.

Embarassed to say I didn't know the most western part of Ireland is west of Portugal 🙈

Interesting idea to make comparisons from a book written during the reign of the mustachioed art-school reject!

7:07 🎵 “Watford Gap! The ketchup- covered jewel of Northamptonshire…!” 🎵 ❤

Celebrate in the English fashion, fish, chips, 10 pints and a fight in the car park 😂😂😂

Another feast for the eyes and ears. Thanks!

As a person from Netherlands inreally like your historical insights.

Oh joy. A turtle expedition.

11:30 three cars???!? I can't tell you how jealous I am, I'm always packed in like a sardine with two cars.

These trips are great but I implore you to invest in a better microphone. The audio is so muffled which does a disservice to your narration.

Excellent use of the Italian Concerto. Thank you.

Interesting & amazing! Im into these challenges of adventures by bus going as far as possible across the country & even beyond.

Peig Sayers, a name that drove fear through any school pupil in Ireland.

Yet another fine video my friend. Nicely reminded of my first trip to Ireland, way back in the late 80s now. Caught the ever so rough Swansea to Cork ferry (now defunct?) to Ringaskiddy and by a combination of train, bus and hitch made it to all points further west. End of May this way, so got soaked every day! Highlight was a must-have-been 45 minute hitched ride with a local. We had a fine conversation but I didn't get a single word he was saying...!

ah, but Québec is very very French.! Enjoyable video.

Excellent ❤ loving your body of work so far .....please continue with your superlative journeys😊😊😊😊

great script

There's always one isnt there! That rancidly impatient Mini driver getting in the way of the bus manouver around 14 minutes.

Whenever i see Retford, i say it in Jim Laker's dulcet tones so it comes out as Rettt foott.

On the x22, express is more of a future promise! 😂😂

The head on the print was a little too big, it should be above the harp

The supposedly 'intelligent' algorithms YT utilises are a falsehood, imagine my delight today finding this 'new' production, a year late. Your unique ability to select independent travel arrangements would once upon a time have made Thomas Cook's agents very wealthy but as we see today, what's a travel agent? Your encyclopedic knowledge is exemplary but please enrol on a short course of Yorkshire Dialects, we never put an aitch at the front of the Bronte town!

Continuing my feast of bus journeys Westward is fascinating 😊😊😊😊 Part one excellent Part two I'm sure will be epic 😅😅😅

A repeat viewing today! Like a fine wine, it improves with age.

Well done for getting to Dunmore Head in good time, even though you couldn't get that last boat. 10:56 17:02 Summat wrong with some of your longitudes there. There are only 60' in a degree and 60" in 1'.

Thank you. I can't improve on @Forcefield23's words below. More, please.

The VDL SB200s are solid buses and 257 is lovely to drive on the T12.

A narrated bus tour of England? Doesnt sound promising does it? Au contraire, absolutely brilliant.

Ha! I'm from the county only there for cricket!

Another masterpiece. The fact you didn't make, to me, is neither here nor there!

6:33 - speaking (or typing) as a native of Carlisle's sister borough in Pennsylvania, it's fun to get a glimpse of the original. The cathedral and the big stone prison in the center of town are more than a little reminiscent, respectively, of our First Lutheran Church and old county prison, which I've heard were modeled after the Carlisle UK buildings, and, ironically, are caddy-corner from each other in our town. Hope to visit in person sometime! Enjoyable journey as always, despite the loss of your traveling companion.

Would love to see a London to The Scillies as fast as possible.

As the Irish Armed Forces have a base on the Curragh you'd think they'd be best placed to find the missing WW2 german bomb.

21:05 if you’re curious, the airport bus routes in Montreal and Edmonton also carry the route number 747, and those are just the ones I know of.

00:40 Western Greenland is another contender. I'm not sure about Pitcairn Island. And of course, going South, rather than West, we have British Antarctic Territory, which does have a British base from which you can cast a vote.

Subscribed after finding this video. 🙂👍 Iceland is further West in Europe, and Greenland is administratively Europe. And there is French Guiana which is classed as a french department, though definitely not Europe. For these journeys, you could have flown. Aircraft are forms of public transport. Going East, you could reach Australia, and going West you could reach the Pacific Ocean. But airline travel is nowhere close to being as interesting as your chosen modes of transport! Thanks for these videos.

Can you imagine how imposing Conwy Castle once was, with its white walls?

Ireland is beautiful, a shame the globalists are determined to destroy it by importing hundreds of thousands of violent people

Jo....Thankyou so much for your 24 hour bus series they have saved me from the wee small hours of boredom as I fight off the pain of a frozen shoulder...😢😢But truly I am your number 1 fan of local bus journeys, this episode being especially interesting as you passed through my home County of Derbyshire - which I boast a great knowledge of bus services - since receiving my bus pass !!!! Please continue this wonderful series 😊😊😊😊😊..Btw I love the historic and funny anecdotes.....Derbyshire dumpling included !😂😂

I reckon you enjoy planning and completing these journeys as much as we do watching them. You present such a positive view of the simple task of taking public transport. Thank you.

Wow, I just looked up East Midlands Airport on Flight24, you weren't joking about freight. Had no idea.

In 1968, I travelled with my car on the night ferry from Dún Laoghaire to Holyhead. It wasn't a ro-ro ferry but one where your vehicle was craned from quayside to ship and vice-versa. The ship arrived in Holyhead just after midnight but you couldn't get your car back till the next morning. So I had a peaceful night tied up alongside in a wonderful old-fashioned cabin. All polished wood and brass.

In Limerick, the Shannon flows wide, By castles where history hides. With stories and cheer, And pubs full of beer, It’s a place where the craic’s bona fide!