You are so precious to so many of us. Your adventures are bringing much sunlight to our rainy days. Keep on sharing with the world places many would not think of visiting, regions worth exploring. I’m born in Alsace so I can share your enthusiasm. Thank you 🙏🏽
You are living proof that life is about the journey, not the destination. Slow food, slow traveling by land or water, to a violin serenade is delightfully old school.
You pronounce Bacharach perfectly. Thank you for taking me back to 1960 when Andy, Whigs and I hiked from Koblenz to Mainz .Andy and I were studying at Westminster Technical Hotel School in London. Later he and I spent the winter working as waiters in the luxury Munich Hotel Bayerischerhof.
Another wonderful video, thanks guys. I also want thank you for that reminder from the Pope to protect and care for one another. To know and be silent is to be complicit. Be safe Take care 👍😎🐺🐾
Troopers, it doesn’t get any better than this video. You could easily make a travelogue and sell it, it would be much better than others. Your videos are marvelous. Outstanding troopers. Much love, Old Ron
Its so sweet to see you being that excited about the castles and monuments of the middle Rhine valley. I grew up in Bingen and for me its just the every days view I had for 20 years :) Very wise you've chosen the left side for your bicycle tour, there is the better infrastructure and more little towns down the river.
Was in Hostel Burg Stahleck Bacharach back in April 1980 for a week. It was for the German-American high school student orchestra and chorus. At the end of the week, we gave a free concert for the public in town. We lived in the upper rooms. They closed the castle gates at 10 pm, so good luck trying to get in after curfew. Amazing views from the terrace.
We did that same cycle ride to Bacharach August 2018. One of the best rides we have done. We were staying in the campsite in Rudesheim by the marina. It was 22 miles there and back. Loved the video brought back many happy memories.
I used to live not a stones throw away from where you are now. I came from England to work in Stuttgart in 1980 as an aeronautical consultant on a 6 months contract and stayed for 23 years. Lovely to see the area again.
We lived in Germany for seventeen years and visited the Rhein and Mosel river valley's often. The birds I hear in the background of your video take me right back to our former home. Thank you so much. Glad you are enjoying the region, too.
I have been following you since your first video, still some catch up to do, but sincerely love each one of them. The shots, the music, the history behind all the places you visit. Wish you both the best. Keep alive that love between you both alive.
Amazing architecture and everything kept in such good condition (which must cost a fortune).I can't even imagine how long it took to build those amazing castles especially so many years ago.Thanks for sharing your videos are awesome!...take care and stay safe Aladino and Mia !
This is the Utah mountain man and wow! This video is amazingly produced, photographed, narrated and I am convinced you have found your best selves as film makers.
That was a lovely excursion by bicycles as you ventured into the enchantment of the castles and surrounding villages. Thanks so much for providing an escape from the crazy world! Jenny
I am at a loss to express myself. I did not know places like these still existed. I remember seeing similar scenes like these in comic books like Disney, etc., as a child and never thought they actually existed. Thank you indeed for allowing me to see these fantastic sights!
It always takes me twice as long to watch your videos as their running times because I'm always pausing, rewinding, pausing again to absorb all the little details in a lot of the scenes!
We just started watching your beautifully produced videos and love them! We cruised from England through the French canals down to Spain in 2010, stayed there for eight years, moved to France in 2012 and now have our Broom 395 in Mâcon. We live overlooking the Saône at Villefranche-sur-Saône so we might have seen you go by! We cruised up to Dole this August and loved it as well. We look forward to working our way through your entire series. I recommend that you join the Facebook page Women on Barges; it is not just for barges and is very international. Bon voyage ❤️🛶⛵️🚤🛥❤️😁
Good NZ morning Maya and Aladino. Love the bicycle tour. One day when this madness is over,....sigh. Aaah yes we all have our own personal dreams. In the meantime the Magic Carpet crew can show us those destinations that might very well be part of our dreams. Thankyou for everything. By the way Maya...your smile on camera is a great tonic to help start my day down here in Nz. Thankyou. Take care and stay safe.
Hi Maya, your pronunciation of 'Bacharach' is just perfect! This also holds true for your English narration which is ear candy for non native speakers. I don't know about your plans for 2021, going around the Baltic Sea (taking four month if you take your time) is a must when being in Northern Europe anyway. Take care and stay safe.
That Werner Chapel is identical in architecture and look to the old Coventry cathedral in England, so much so that I think that here must be a connection. Ironically Coventry's beautiful cathedral was one of the first destroyed by the German bombs and there is an iconic photograph of Churchill stood in it ruins. Those are really very beautiful words by the Pope on the monument there. Best wishes for the coming journey north.
So happy you got to enjoy the surrounding region and really take a load off mentally. It's got to be hard to feel like you always need to be making progress and moving forward. I can tell you definitely enjoyed yourself in the moment this episode :) Great vid as usual!
The town Bacharach reminded me of the Alsace region , Colmar, Kaysersberg, Oberhergheim, i could go on , we spend a lot of time in the Black Forest so next visit on our way up to the north must be the Rhine region , thank you both so much for sharing with us , we never miss a episode. Thank you
Yesterday we had a scary experience going up the Rhône when our engine died. We were in a dangerous section with a Mistral blowing and high waves. We somehow made it to shore and the pompiers had to come tow us to safety. I was feeling defeated and wondering if we’d even try again. Your words were spookily timely and made me feel better. Thank you.
More Rüdesheim am Rhein! I'm not sure how far behind your videos are from where you are currently, but I hope you got a chance to visit Mainz, as well! Thanks for bringing up all these memories for me!
Thank you Maya (and Aladino of course). This presentation was so very much appreciated. I believe that if not already someone soon will offer you a wonderful job to do this professionally. You have real talent. Please stay safe.
Very sad for these places with the lack of tourists because of the Covid, but for your sightseeing with so few others about it must be superb. A lovely episode again, Thank you both for inviting us along on your adventures.
5:30 I love the use of the high security motion sensor in the castle because the massive walls and the fact that it's a castle must make it easy for criminals to break into.
The sailing, the boat and beautiful narratives brought me to Magic Carpet. Your continuing travel keeps me here for each week’s episode. Once again....Bravo!
As with your vlogs I'm in awe of how well you capture not only the views but the feelings of an area. Impressive is to trite of a statement when it comes to your work. Again 2 thumbs up.
This was one of your *star* videos! It was lovely to see genuine joy on Maya's face while looking at what was around her. It is so good to see a young person taking pleasure in the world! This was such a 'grown up' video. You are becoming a very attractive channel. Be well, be happy, be free from suffering, and be safe, both of you!
Plans are are not needed, when you have so much to see and do just slow down and enjoy the moment....there is no rush! 'Yet another beautiful presentation by two wonderful young people enjoying life as they should. Thank you for bringing us along on your adventures...enjoy!
Nice views! 3:14, 18:29 One of my random pleasures is to ride a ferry on the Rhine, even if I might get around it, saving time and money. It's a short rest while feeling the heaving - you come in physical contact with the river, if only for a few minutes.
I was so hoping and pulling for you to have stayed at the world-famous youth hostel in Bacharach... a place so very dear to my heart wherein 1956 my whole class got to spend a week learning firsthand about the region. But then I'll never be able to have the adventure you guys are having living and traveling on your boat. The way your eyes are smiling from ear to ear reminds me of little children at Christmas. Thanks for sharing
I have CC on (Closed Captions). Too funny, Rubber Knights not robber. The most beautiful place, I want to come there with you but you make us feel we are there.
Dear Maya and Aladino, I am facinated by the quality of the stories you tell, the music, the scenery and your positive energy towards life. As a sailor and a musician, I share your feelings of adventure and appreciation for beauty. Sometimes, I dream about my travels in a way that follows your own stories. I can hear the Mistral in the Mediterranean and discover old castles in the Rhine and wonder about the lost ecos in the ancient stone walls of the old cities. Journeys are nothing more than paths to our own souls. Thank you!
Just found your channel, watched the video and subscribed immediatly. You have a lovely voice Maya, perfect for what you are doing. Looking forward to your next episode. Love from the north of Scotland.
Once again a wonderful vid & lovely comment. also great accompanying music. Appreciate you can"t visit all towns along the Rhine but most have a great deal to offer & as PPPpink said you have missed a treat in Mainz. Hopefully the best is yet to come. Koblenz is a nice town & if you can turn down the Mosel there are more treats to see. Berncastle Kues is lovely but as a non sailor unsure if it is navigable that far up. even if you get to Cochem you will love it. Enjoy ! Eric.
I suggest you take a side trip when you get to the Mosel River. Visit the town of Zell. My favorite wine...Zeller Schwarze Katz lives there. Find the hotel right on the river in the city and ask the owner if she remembers the woman who fell on her face. Bacharach is easy to pronounce...think of Burt.
I've watched magic carpet youtube from the beginning , videos are improving from episode to episode . Someday Maya and Aladino might become brilliant documentary producers . 😄
Outstanding video. Thanks for sharing your life and times with us that watch your electrifying channel. Absolutely beautiful views of Germany. You have made today a journey in happiness for us that watch your informative channel.
Maya nand Aladino thanks for the videos - cool episode. Reminds me of the train ride I took through that area decades ago. You need to get some foldup bikes for Magic Carpet. Best
Having a voice like honey and cream teas helps the narration! I am hoping that you guys catch up with Torsten at Sirius yachts at Plön on your way north, I reckon he would love to show you round his amazing 36DS and 40DS boats, and I sure would love to watch your video on it! Happy sailing.....
Gorgeous scenery and commentary. I say this all the time! But your work is superb, so I have to keep mentioning it! Thank you for sharing your lovely journey.
You really are gifted in your use of language. Their is a soft allure and sing song quality to your dialogue that is both soothing and addictive. Your weekly dialogue is a fix that I have come to rely upon. I know exactly what you mean about sailors as I have just journeyed by 33 foot ketch from Scotland to England with much drama along the way . Your recognition of the almost spiritual renewal of boat life speaks to my soul in a special way. You are indeed an inspirational couple. Thank you for what you do. Paul - Ketch "Caradon" Glasson Dock -Lancashire -England
Lovely, you two are well fitted to one another. like hand made well worn house shoes! Each one imprinted to the form and yet one without the other simply can not be! How marvelous that you met and binge watching so many of your video's. Thank you both for all the work put into this resentations! The Name reminds me of a pianist in America, Burt Bacharach you may have heard "Walk on by"
Now i remember why i know this castle it was the hostel on one of my school trips. :D Can't remember much about it. But seeing it trough the eyes of someone who visits this place the first time is like sitting in a time machine and suddenly there is so much more i remember about this place. Its beautiful to sit on the walls of the Stahleck castle at night time watching the warm lights they have to light up the castle in contrast to the cold Light of the moon. :)
Many years ago I went on a youth orchestral tour and we travelled along that section of the Rhine, I’d always vowed to go back and explore it. This year I had two plans, 1. A weeks sailing course, 2. Cycle tour along that stretch of the Rhine. Unfortunately due to all the Covid restrictions I have not done them as planned, but watching this is definitely a good second best to actually going, which hopefully I will still do next year.
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Thanks for taking this old man with you. I appreciate using your boundless energy to show me things I would never see if not for your generosity.
So well said Thomas! So well said. You have many peers...
You are so precious to so many of us. Your adventures are bringing much sunlight to our rainy days. Keep on sharing with the world places many would not think of visiting, regions worth exploring. I’m born in Alsace so I can share your enthusiasm. Thank you 🙏🏽
by far the most genuine down to earth experience sharing of free spirits
You are living proof that life is about the journey, not the destination. Slow food, slow traveling by land or water, to a violin serenade is delightfully old school.
You pronounce Bacharach perfectly. Thank you for taking me back to 1960 when Andy, Whigs and I hiked from Koblenz to Mainz .Andy and I were studying at Westminster Technical Hotel School in London. Later he and I spent the winter working as waiters in the luxury Munich Hotel Bayerischerhof.
Another wonderful video, thanks guys. I also want thank you for that reminder from the Pope to protect and care for one another. To know and be silent is to be complicit.
Be safe Take care
👍😎🐺🐾
Troopers, it doesn’t get any better than this video. You could easily make a travelogue and sell it, it would be much better than others. Your videos are
marvelous. Outstanding troopers.
Much love,
Old Ron
Thanks so much Ron! I hope you’re doing well!
What beautiful country. Thanks for taking me along for the ride!👍✌️🙏🏼😊⛵️⛵️⛵️⛵️
Nice to see a Vindö boat. My grandfather has designed the boat here at Vindön, Sweden ... :-)
Its so sweet to see you being that excited about the castles and monuments of the middle Rhine valley. I grew up in Bingen and for me its just the every days view I had for 20 years :) Very wise you've chosen the left side for your bicycle tour, there is the better infrastructure and more little towns down the river.
Was in Hostel Burg Stahleck Bacharach back in April 1980 for a week. It was for the German-American high school student orchestra and chorus. At the end of the week, we gave a free concert for the public in town. We lived in the upper rooms. They closed the castle gates at 10 pm, so good luck trying to get in after curfew. Amazing views from the terrace.
We did that same cycle ride to Bacharach August 2018. One of the best rides we have done. We were staying in the campsite in Rudesheim by the marina. It was 22 miles there and back. Loved the video brought back many happy memories.
I used to live not a stones throw away from where you are now. I came from England to work in Stuttgart in 1980 as an aeronautical consultant on a 6 months contract and stayed for 23 years. Lovely to see the area again.
Congratulations on a wonderful episode. The local tourism board should give you an award.
We lived in Germany for seventeen years and visited the Rhein and Mosel river valley's often. The birds I hear in the background of your video take me right back to our former home. Thank you so much. Glad you are enjoying the region, too.
I have been following you since your first video, still some catch up to do, but sincerely love each one of them. The shots, the music, the history behind all the places you visit. Wish you both the best. Keep alive that love between you both alive.
Amazing architecture and everything kept in such good condition (which must cost a fortune).I can't even imagine how long it took to build those amazing castles especially so many years ago.Thanks for sharing your videos are awesome!...take care and stay safe Aladino and Mia !
This is the Utah mountain man and wow! This video is amazingly produced, photographed, narrated and I am convinced you have found your best selves as film makers.
That was a lovely excursion by bicycles as you ventured into the enchantment of the castles and surrounding villages. Thanks so much for providing an escape from the crazy world! Jenny
You have chosen some beautiful music to share your journey with. This place is incredible. Thank you for sharing the journey.
I am at a loss to express myself. I did not know places like these still existed. I remember seeing similar scenes like these in comic books like Disney, etc., as a child and never thought they actually existed. Thank you indeed for allowing me to see these fantastic sights!
Magical experience! Now I want to ride the whole river by bike!
It always takes me twice as long to watch your videos as their running times because I'm always pausing, rewinding, pausing again to absorb all the little details in a lot of the scenes!
We just started watching your beautifully produced videos and love them! We cruised from England through the French canals down to Spain in 2010, stayed there for eight years, moved to France in 2012 and now have our Broom 395 in Mâcon. We live overlooking the Saône at Villefranche-sur-Saône so we might have seen you go by! We cruised up to Dole this August and loved it as well. We look forward to working our way through your entire series. I recommend that you join the Facebook page Women on Barges; it is not just for barges and is very international. Bon voyage ❤️🛶⛵️🚤🛥❤️😁
Good NZ morning Maya and Aladino. Love the bicycle tour. One day when this madness is over,....sigh. Aaah yes we all have our own personal dreams. In the meantime the Magic Carpet crew can show us those destinations that might very well be part of our dreams. Thankyou for everything. By the way Maya...your smile on camera is a great tonic to help start my day down here in Nz. Thankyou. Take care and stay safe.
Love the story about grandma's lens! The upper Rhine is beautiful!
You are getting closer to the city I grew up: Cologne. I now live in the very North of Düsseldorf! Keep up the good spirit!
Hi Maya, your pronunciation of 'Bacharach' is just perfect! This also holds true for your English narration which is ear candy for non native speakers. I don't know about your plans for 2021, going around the Baltic Sea (taking four month if you take your time) is a must when being in Northern Europe anyway. Take care and stay safe.
Bacharach 🌬 perfectly pronounced, dear Maya 👍
Next challenge will be sailing Loreley ⛵👱♀️😍
That Werner Chapel is identical in architecture and look to the old Coventry cathedral in England, so much so that I think that here must be a connection. Ironically Coventry's beautiful cathedral was one of the first destroyed by the German bombs and there is an iconic photograph of Churchill stood in it ruins. Those are really very beautiful words by the Pope on the monument there. Best wishes for the coming journey north.
The use of music in this episode to match/recreate the emotions of each place/moment was exceptional in this episode.
So happy you got to enjoy the surrounding region and really take a load off mentally. It's got to be hard to feel like you always need to be making progress and moving forward. I can tell you definitely enjoyed yourself in the moment this episode :) Great vid as usual!
Really enjoyed this video. Then again, I really enjoy all your adventures. You two are just too cute and free spirited.
You guys make me really want to spend a year in France away from all typical tourist destinations.
You guys did more in a day than most people do in 3 days. Wow!!!
And ....your bike skills are as impressive as your boating skills! Amazing!
The town Bacharach reminded me of the Alsace region , Colmar, Kaysersberg, Oberhergheim, i could go on , we spend a lot of time in the Black Forest so next visit on our way up to the north must be the Rhine region , thank you both so much for sharing with us , we never miss a episode. Thank you
Amazing series. Well filmed, edited, documented etc! Professional production👍🏻
Maya your writing is phenomenal. Well done.
Yesterday we had a scary experience going up the Rhône when our engine died. We were in a dangerous section with a Mistral blowing and high waves. We somehow made it to shore and the pompiers had to come tow us to safety.
I was feeling defeated and wondering if we’d even try again. Your words were spookily timely and made me feel better. Thank you.
So glad you made it to safety! I’m so happy that passage could speak to you. Going up the Rhone isn’t an easy voyage!
One of the best channels. No fluff - just interesting adventures, honest observations and a little something intangible. Lovely!!!
More Rüdesheim am Rhein! I'm not sure how far behind your videos are from where you are currently, but I hope you got a chance to visit Mainz, as well! Thanks for bringing up all these memories for me!
Wunderschöne Eindrücke. ganz lieben Dank.
Thank you Maya (and Aladino of course). This presentation was so very much appreciated. I believe that if not already someone soon will offer you a wonderful job to do this professionally. You have real talent. Please stay safe.
Another beautiful video, with wonderful music, interesting commentary, and really great narration! You are awesome at this!
Very sad for these places with the lack of tourists because of the Covid, but for your sightseeing with so few others about it must be superb. A lovely episode again, Thank you both for inviting us along on your adventures.
Maya is such a wonderful and special girl, Aludino is a lucky guy.
Many Thanks for the Magic Guys much needed! Best of Luck!
Thanks for another amazing vid. Loving the journey. Hope you got to learn a little about the powerful And musical Hildegard of Bingen.
5:30 I love the use of the high security motion sensor in the castle because the massive walls and the fact that it's a castle must make it easy for criminals to break into.
Hahahahaa
I guess the massive walls are good against robbing knights and security sensors against drunk teenagers :D
@@Visuals3D true dat. Stayed there in the 1980s myself. The gates get locked at 10 pm.
The sailing, the boat and beautiful narratives brought me to Magic Carpet. Your continuing travel keeps me here for each week’s episode. Once again....Bravo!
As with your vlogs I'm in awe of how well you capture not only the views but the feelings of an area. Impressive is to trite of a statement when it comes to your work. Again 2 thumbs up.
So wunderbar to see how much you two enjoy the beauty and history of this section of the Rhein. Can't wait for the next episode 😉. Thank you 💕 😊.
Maya, thank you and Aladino for this episode. Everytime waiting for a new one!
Love your videography...shots..clicks ..
And your background voice..You are doing great...
Very nice said to explain this wonderful part of the Rhine.
This was one of your *star* videos! It was lovely to see genuine joy on Maya's face while looking at what was around her. It is so good to see a young person taking pleasure in the world! This was such a 'grown up' video. You are becoming a very attractive channel. Be well, be happy, be free from suffering, and be safe, both of you!
Plans are are not needed, when you have so much to see and do just slow down and enjoy the moment....there is no rush!
'Yet another beautiful presentation by two wonderful young people enjoying life as they should.
Thank you for bringing us along on your adventures...enjoy!
Nice views!
3:14, 18:29 One of my random pleasures is to ride a ferry on the Rhine, even if I might get around it, saving time and money.
It's a short rest while feeling the heaving - you come in physical contact with the river, if only for a few minutes.
Hi Maia, thank you so much for your wonderful Video clips and AS a german just let me say, that your pronounciation of 'Bacharach' is just perfect....
I was so hoping and pulling for you to have stayed at the world-famous youth hostel in Bacharach... a place so very dear to my heart wherein 1956 my whole class got to spend a week learning firsthand about the region. But then I'll never be able to have the adventure you guys are having living and traveling on your boat. The way your eyes are smiling from ear to ear reminds me of little children at Christmas. Thanks for sharing
Thank you for the information about the robber knights.
Amazing video,so Beautiful architechture and landscape it gave me tears.Thank you soo much
I have CC on (Closed Captions). Too funny, Rubber Knights not robber. The most beautiful place, I want to come there with you but you make us feel we are there.
Dear Maya and Aladino, I am facinated by the quality of the stories you tell, the music, the scenery and your positive energy towards life. As a sailor and a musician, I share your feelings of adventure and appreciation for beauty. Sometimes, I dream about my travels in a way that follows your own stories. I can hear the Mistral in the Mediterranean and discover old castles in the Rhine and wonder about the lost ecos in the ancient stone walls of the old cities. Journeys are nothing more than paths to our own souls. Thank you!
When I was in Germany in the late 70s and early 80s, we would chose a castle a day to visit, there is so much to see in them.
Great vlog. Thank you so much for taking us with you to beautiful places. Cheers from California
Just found your channel, watched the video and subscribed immediatly. You have a lovely voice Maya, perfect for what you are doing. Looking forward to your next episode. Love from the north of Scotland.
Great, great. you do a wonderful job and your presentations are exceptionally done.
Once again a wonderful vid & lovely comment. also great accompanying music. Appreciate you can"t visit all towns along the Rhine but most have a great deal to offer & as PPPpink said you have missed a treat in Mainz. Hopefully the best is yet to come. Koblenz is a nice town & if you can turn down the Mosel there are more treats to see. Berncastle Kues is lovely but as a non sailor unsure if it is navigable that far up. even if you get to Cochem you will love it. Enjoy ! Eric.
I suggest you take a side trip when you get to the Mosel River. Visit the town of Zell. My favorite wine...Zeller Schwarze Katz lives there. Find the hotel right on the river in the city and ask the owner if she remembers the woman who fell on her face. Bacharach is easy to pronounce...think of Burt.
such fond memories revisited by you two, thanks again..
It's funny to see other people in almost home like areas.
We visited that castle in Bacharach mid September on our way back to Rotterdam. We loved it. I think we just missed you!
I've watched magic carpet youtube from the beginning , videos are improving from episode to episode . Someday Maya and Aladino might become brilliant documentary producers . 😄
Outstanding video. Thanks for sharing your life and times with us that watch your electrifying channel. Absolutely beautiful views of Germany. You have made today a journey in happiness for us that watch your informative channel.
Thank you so much Edward!
@@SailingMagicCarpet no problem. Really good format.
Thank you you two for these sightseeings, you're beautiful too, take care ! alan
Maya nand Aladino thanks for the videos - cool episode. Reminds me of the train ride I took through that area decades ago. You need to get some foldup bikes for Magic Carpet. Best
I spent many layovers in Mainz and ventured though the Rhine and Mosel valley towns. Thanks for bringing the memories back!
Having a voice like honey and cream teas helps the narration!
I am hoping that you guys catch up with Torsten at Sirius yachts at Plön on your way north, I reckon he would love to show you round his amazing 36DS and 40DS boats, and I sure would love to watch your video on it!
Happy sailing.....
What a delightful escapade you had - I so love the architecture in that part of Germany. Much love from Mexico :-)
What a treat looking forward to more ancient villages and castles.
Gorgeous scenery and commentary. I say this all the time! But your work is superb, so I have to keep mentioning it! Thank you for sharing your lovely journey.
You really are gifted in your use of language. Their is a soft allure and sing song quality to your dialogue that is both soothing and addictive. Your weekly dialogue is a fix that I have come to rely upon. I know exactly what you mean about sailors as I have just journeyed by 33 foot ketch from Scotland to England with much drama along the way . Your recognition of the almost spiritual renewal of boat life speaks to my soul in a special way. You are indeed an inspirational couple. Thank you for what you do. Paul - Ketch "Caradon" Glasson Dock -Lancashire -England
That is an absolutely stunning region. Thanks so much for sharing its beauty.
Lovely, you two are well fitted to one another. like hand made well worn house shoes! Each one imprinted to the form and yet one without the other simply can not be! How marvelous that you met and binge watching so many of your video's. Thank you both for all the work put into this resentations! The Name reminds me of a pianist in America, Burt Bacharach you may have heard "Walk on by"
This reminds me of the Yakama Valley in Washington, sans castles. Thank you for this lovely tour.
We have convenience stores in place of castles.
So good to see you enjoying the same place I was at 4 years ago. Brought back great memories. Thanks for sharing.
I am in love with this beautiful place. Omg! And the hostel!!!! Geeeeez. Tks for taking us with u ❤️
Terrific video..love the history of the region
Well done!
Now i remember why i know this castle it was the hostel on one of my school trips. :D
Can't remember much about it. But seeing it trough the eyes of someone who visits this place the first time is like sitting in a time machine and suddenly there is so much more i remember about this place.
Its beautiful to sit on the walls of the Stahleck castle at night time watching the warm lights they have to light up the castle in contrast to the cold Light of the moon. :)
Awesome! Thank you!
Many years ago I went on a youth orchestral tour and we travelled along that section of the Rhine, I’d always vowed to go back and explore it. This year I had two plans, 1. A weeks sailing course, 2. Cycle tour along that stretch of the Rhine. Unfortunately due to all the Covid restrictions I have not done them as planned, but watching this is definitely a good second best to actually going, which hopefully I will still do next year.
Bacharach like a town in a fairy tale...............As always beautiful scenery.........
Stunning area, I think you deserved a break from the water to re-charge.
What a marvelous day. Bummer that you could not have stayed over night in the hostel.
Beautiful. I knew this type of scenery was coming. Great video.Can t wait for the next video. :)
We forget about the Inbetween’s, so glad you were able to take some time and enjoy yourself’s and stretch your muscles. 👍🎩😎🌞
All I can say is Thank you for taking us with you... :-))) xxx
Great video, what more can be said- your music, vid, & narration are immense.
Wow! The best episode so far!