Motorcycling Ireland 2016 Part 7
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- Опубліковано 17 жов 2024
- In the final episode, we ride from Killarney, back to the Dublin area to return the bikes, visiting The Rock of Cashel, Cullohill Castle, Ross Castle and Dunamase Castle along the way. Thanks for watching.
That was a beautiful series. Very enjoyable and the stone work on this castles were amazing. Ireland is truly a gem!
Thank you for sharing your journey....
PB, Thank you very much. I was in awe of the castles. It was an incredible feeling being close to so much history. Ireland was such a beautiful place. I'll never forget it. I appreciate you watching.
THANK YOU for sharering your great adventures with us.
Jean, you are very welcome. But it's so easy to do, because I enjoy making and sharing these videos. The pleasure is all mine. Thank you so much for watching them!
Another great adventure and video. Thanks for taking us along, as it the closest I'll ever come to riding in Ireland.
Thanks again Pierre. That is one of the reasons I do these videos and I set up the camera as a POV shot. So other riders can hopefully get a sense of what its like to do these trips from the saddle of a motorcycle. I hope it gave you a taste of riding through Ireland??
Thanks for the series Terry, hope to see yellowstone in September.
Thanks Erik. Hope you've been out riding around somewhere in that beautiful country of yours.
I am baffled that you don’t have thousands of subscribers. Awesome videos, content and editing! Keep them coming!
Loren, Thank you very much. That's the ultimate compliment. Unfortunately, my channel's success seems to be at the mercy of UA-cam. I see similar channels with thousands of subscribers (as you said). Every time I begin to see what appears to be a slight surge in views or subscribers, it is followed by a deep drop. UA-cam controls impressions, views etc. I've changed thumbnails, shortened Intro's and much more as they suggest, to increase views. I'm not sure how much more I can do to improve the situation without changing the whole format of my videos.
Either way, I enjoy making the videos and sharing them. I will keep them coming (once we can get past this Covid thing) and comments like yours inspire me to do so. Thanks so much for watching. I truly appreciate it.
Lovely trip. About 45 years since as a boy went with my aunt for picnic to the rock. Must revisit after seen your video
Oh, it's a breathtaking sight to see. Definitely worth a return trip. Thanks for watching Alan!
Another Wonderful series! Well, I've been to Alaska with you, now Ireland. Hmmm, where next. I think Yellowstone since it's a cold ride & spring is rolling in here to South Jersey. Again, marvelous job! The castles are fascinating. Thank you for having me along for the ride!
Tim, I'm so happy you enjoyed the ride and thanks so much for taking the time to watch. Hope you rode along to the North Cape too...that was my favorite trip!!!
@@TilTheRoadEnds I did ride along to the North Cape. Yes, it was a truly epic ride! I applaud your work after the pleasurable ride!
Great stuff Ted, really enjoyed watching this Ireland adventure!
As always your cinematography and story telling is excellent. I do love a good castle and didn't realize there were so many good ones to see in Ireland.
The best bits however, are always the riding shots and the scenery you see along the ride.
I'm also glad that this trip still had its fair share of funny mishaps and mischief, you do well to include them!
No pressure but I'm looking forward to seeing what you have in store for us on your next adventure.
Ride safe.
Shandy, I truly appreciate your kind comments and so happy you're still following along watching the videos. Ireland is just packed with castles...and so much more I'd love to see someday.
I obviously have no issues showing how foolish, absent minded and human I can be! With each trip I'm trying to improve my videography. Updating camera gear, trying new things etc. Only so much one can do when you're the rider, drone pilot, photographer and videographer, (and NO expert at any of them) and dealing with some adverse weather conditions, as you'll see in my next series...Yellowstone. I'm editing Part 1 now and hope to have it uploaded in the next couple of weeks.
Thanks so much for watching...again!
@@TilTheRoadEnds I most definitely am still watching, recommending you to anyone who'll listen.
I still haven't found another youtuber that can convey the sense of freedom and adventure motorcycling can give you, any better than you can. I think the human aspect (or misshaps) you include are a big part of that, and makes it easier to relate.
Thanks for dropping the title of your next adventure 'Yellowstone' sounds great, you will tell us if you meet Yogi I hope lol!
Talking about all the gear you take with you (and sometimes loose along the way, no spoilers). Adventure riders are often telling us how to only take the bear minimum and how to shed excess luggage. I wonder if you'd consider doing a video of how you pack your poor little V-Storm with so much! Might be another opportunity to introduce the matching yellow luggage you mentioned before, I take it they still haven't offered to sponsor you?
Take care Ted and I'm looking forward to seeing what you have for us next!
Adam.
Thanks Adam. That's the second request for a video about that. I'll have to consider that. Just so you're prepared...I never saw Yogi, or a single one of his buddies in Yellowstone. Very odd for a Yellowstone trip not see a single bear. I think we were too early for bears, as you'll see in the series. And no, no word from Wolfman (yellow luggage) for sponsorship....oh well!!!
@@TilTheRoadEnds I think there missing out personally!
Tell them you're making a video about all the luggage you use on your adventures and show them you're using pretty much exclusively their stuff. If they've got any marketing sense, they'll invite you to film the video in their factory!! Probably even design a special edition 'Till The Road Ends' range of luggage (only available in yellow of course, haha)!
I'd order some!
I think your sense of humour and desire to pack everything except the kitchen sink, along with being prone to the odd mishap, would make a nice light-hearted video. Motorcycle adventure 'experts' always seem to be so serious about what to ride and what to pack. You're more, anyone can do it and take what you like, which is great!
Might include handy tips like where NOT to leave a brand new iPad or pack an extra jacket for when you leave yours behind 😆.
Either way, I enjoy watching your videos and already can't wait for the Yellowstone video, good luck with your future rides and thanks for taking us all along with you 👍
THANKS from the Bottom of my HART for all this work you have done to share with the rest of the world.
I am hear in South Africa Cape Town.
If possible How was the BMW compare to Suzuki.
You are so very welcome. I really love doing these videos and I'm so pleased you enjoyed them. I do love my Suzuki and to be honest and fair, while I was riding the BMW, I forgot many times that I wasn't on the V Strom, until I looked down at the dash and saw the BMW gauges and dash. So, they kind of rode the same. But I'm still partial to the Suzuki though. Thanks so much for watching, I really appreciate it.
Great job Terry. Whats next?
Thanks Jeff! Up next...Yellowstone. It should be a short series. Two, maybe three episodes. You've got one coming up in September if I recall correctly.