People like that are all over switzerland. I can leave my kids scooter outside of the grocery store without locking it. And after half an hour it still would be there 🙂
As a swiss, that takes the train every day it's not that people don't travel on weekends it is that no one takes the 1st class because it is too expensive for what it is😅 we used to travel on weekends but during specific hours and you will find more people in 2nd class that first one. For example, just the train between GENEVA and Be (which I made today) is in 1st class 205chf and 2nd class is 121.20chf so nearly double for nothing. That's why you were alone in the couches
moved switzerland 5 years ago love the trains hardly ever see anyone in first class. but living swiss german border celebrated when we got rid of DB trains and got nice white swiss turbo ones now. 5 years late cancelled and not the cleanest trains so nice get the swiss trains
Lol that older couple straight up roasted Kara for wearing Berks at the top of an icy mountain 😆 god that was golden. The woman even told her to pose for a photo as they roasted her hahah fantastic
Actually most people doesn’t use 1st class in Switzerland because it’s too expensive. It’s usually pretty empty. It can sometimes be paid by someone’s firm, so it’s most used for work, so on week days. The vineyard region you saw in the train is Lavaux and is my home region, and I feel lucky to use this train line every day.
It was the first thing I noticed about Kara’s outfit. Reminds me of the rather inappropriate footwear they wore when they went to the Monte Rosa Hütte and had to cross the glacier. I don‘t want to sound judgmental but the Alpes are not a joke. So many avoidable accidents happen due to footwear which is not appropriate for the Alpine terrain (e.g. Birkenstocks on glaciers). I wish they‘d take greater care in their choice as they also set an example for others due to their videos being watched by thousands. On a different note: thank you for spending your „extra“ day in my home country😊
I adore you two, I was a cheerleader, I was in gymnastic competitively, I was a runner. I could never have scaled a mountain in any way as you two have! You guys are amazing. I’m kinda broke right now so I can’t obligate to Patreon. Just know that I I look forward to all your UA-cam videos 😊
Most of the Lindt chocolate available in the US is made in the US, rather than Switzerland. In the US they tend to add ingredients not allowed in Europe, as well as artificial flavors, so it’s no surprise that the Swiss version tastes better. 😋 🍫
If it’s made in the US then it’s not Swiss. The milk in Switzerland tastes different to US milk. The chocolate shouldn’t have artificial flavors or ingredients. I’m not surprised the chocolate tastes better in Switzerland.
It really depends on what "Swiss" chocolate you buy in the US vs from CH. Laderach you cannot go wrong with if bought in the USA. It all comes from CH.
@@arkadventure2 You need to read what I wrote. Laderach is ALL made in CH and shipped overseas to its points of sale. I have worked with a Swiss company and regularly travelled there for 23 years from America. I know my Swiss chocolate. The milk does play a very large factor with differences being noted by some between milk from cows in their summer mountain pastures and milk from cows in their winter fields and barns. There is also a difference in the manner in which the milk within the chocolate is preserved in the production process which historically has caused a noted taste difference between Hershey's American made chocolate and European chocolates. Swiss processes can be implemented in the USA for production, as is done with Lindt, but you cannot duplicate the milk source. Remember, everything other than the milk for chocolate is imported into CH, just as it can be imported to everywhere else. It then comes down to processes techniques, quality controls, and simply local taste preferences. I significantly prefer a Lindt bar of milk chocolate made in America to a Hersey bar made in America but I know others who feel different simply based on the tastes they are accustomed to. I also prefer a Lindt bar in CH to one in the USA and do note a difference between them. That doesn't mean I do not like the USA Lindt, it is good chocolate. Laderach is a major step up in process controls for chocolate production. It also costs a very pretty penny. Go to a Swiss supermarket (COOP or Migros) and you will see a row of chocolate bars, Lindt, Camille Block, and the "house brands" from those supermarkets. Those house brand bars are always excellent and can be bought in bulk packs reasonably. I often throw several in my suitcase to give away when I get home. They are all Swiss produced, often in the same Camille Block or Lindt facilities but under different labels for the stores.
About the train cars being almost empty, that's because you were traveling in first class. The majority of swiss people travel in second class just cause it's a lot cheaper and usually you still have enough space there except if you travel at rush hour. First class generally doesn't have a lot of people aside from tourists and some business people. Also the swiss guy who was taking your photo wasn't laughing at you, he said "It's just in the shadow" probably meaning to say the picture was coming out dark cuz of the shadow,
I can't go through the almost 1500 comments already on here so I might repeat things. As someone else said, 1st Class is usually quite empty because it is too expensive for us. The many vineyards you saw is a UNESCO protected site called Lavaux :) This stretch of railway is, I think, the most beautiful in the country. Also, I think (but not sure) that Lake Geneva is the biggest lake in Europe. I feel all kinds of emotions seeing you both not only in my country but in my backyard! That sign MORGES you filmed at the beginning? I live 5-minute walk from that train station!
Sorry for replying to such an old comment :D Lake Geneva is not the largest lake in Europe - it's not even close. There aee loads of bigger lakes in the European part of Russia, and also a few in Western Europe {IJselmeer in the Netherlands, for example). Lake Geneva is *only* the largest lake in Switzerland and France, and in the Alps. Source: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_largest_lakes_of_Europe
This is by far the FUNNIEST episode ever! Every funny scene, joke or comment was natural and not scripted and that had my husband and I laughing hysterically. The part where the tourists was commenting on Kara’s shoes was priceless! Awesome episode! Glad you two did this instead of staying in your hotel. Cheers! ❤
I am Swiss and currently travelling through south east asia. Because you two inspired me! Seeing this video now of my home country while sitting in a hammock in Thailand is an amazing feeling 😍
I love that Kara’s reaction to chocolate is always the same. Could be from a mountaintop in Switzerland or pillow mint at a hotel and she’s still blown away!
Fun fact, the James Bond film was indeed filmed in the same area! You can visit the location by taking a train to Mürren. In the winter all the areas are connected by ski slopes so you should come back in the winter and explore some more!
I love the energy you both posses in all of your videos! So charismatic and bright, definitely helps inspire me and bring me out of a bad mood. I find myself going back to y’all’s channel often if I’m not feeling too great. Thank you so much for all the hard work you put in your videos! Y’all are so loved and appreciated!❤️❤️❤️
@@KaraandNate I believe Roger Federer (famous Swiss tennis pro) played tennis up at the top of this mountain. see yt vid. He played tennis with a famous skier
The mountaintop building in the James Bond clip is actually nearby to the Jungfraujoch, it’s a restaurant on the Schilthorn mountain, only a few cable car rides away.
You guys, I'm sad because I feel a bit greedy. This video is nearly 20 minutes long and it's not long enough! I want another 20! This was an amazing old-school feeling vlog. Complete with leaving the camera behind and Kara regretting her choice of footwear. I love this place! It's James- Bond-Lair meets Disney-Dark-Ride meets Norweigan-Sauna-Experience. 😄😍
@@KaraandNate You are TOTALLY right! That's absolutely how I'm going to look at it. You guys are the best. Thanks for braving frozen toes for our entertainment! 😘🤗
I love the scenery in Switzerland! Who knew the lake was that big?! I love seeing the world through your eyes. Being disabled for the past few years, I live vicariously through you guys and your adventures. I do hope one day, I will be able to see these beautiful places for myself. I never give up! It is my dream! Thank you for being so amazing and thank you for another amazing blog. Love you guys! ❤
For some reason this is one of THE most powerful videos of you guys imo. So spontaneous, seeing you 2 curious 'kids' innocently exploring. Choosing to transcend an easily perceived set back, into something so playfully positive. Nate nailing the initiative, and Kara tagging along trusting her man. You should do this unscripted sh*t more often I say;) PS: love the editing on this one also. GO TEAM xxxx
The part about Nate planning everything and Kara going along for the fun. Truth is, good women, especially kind and appreciative ones like Kara, deserve to be pampered and well taken care off!
Ok, the cinematography behind Kara’s reflection in the window was spectacular. I had to stop the video to comment because it was that strikingly beautiful. Exceptional Nate, exceptional.
Kara stepping outside into a glorious Mountain View: “Oh my gosh!” Nate: “She’s not talking about the view. “ Kara spotting and petting a dog. 😂 That would be me. 😊 This was such a fun video! Felt like we were exploring with you every step of the way. That made me LOL!
The editing and yalls reaction during the tour of the train station was so good!! I was cracking up.. LOVED IT! Also, now adding train ride to my bucket list. LOL. Love you guys
You should check it fast because the ice in the massive stone structures are smelting which means that water and warmth can go into the stones and reach the permafrost which is NOT good. (A series of thousands of avalanches and stone chips will start and the whole mountain will literally move/shrinkage exactly whats happening rn on Matterhorn and Kandersteg.)
I'm Swiss and I live in Bern. So surreal to see these places in your video, where I walk daily. 4:40 - It's not that noone is travelling on the weekend, but you rode 1st class, which most people in Switzerland can't afford ;) The plebs ride 2nd class :P
I love that Kara is the only one I see up there in sandals 😂 Love you two for always taking us along with you. I know it’s not feasible, but I so badly wish we got videos from you at least twice a week. 4 a month isn’t enough lol.
I was distracted by her sandals from the moment they said where they were going. 😂 I’m also impressed that she was able to maintain traction on the ice in them.
I love being able to see the world through your eyes! It is so enjoyable and as someone who is disabled it gives me such a excitement to see things I would otherwise not see. I feel like I’m on the trip with you. Safe travels! Love you guys!!
Thank you so much. I got quite emotional watching this. My wonderful (widowed) mother booked a special holiday for the two of us the summer of 1976 as a reward after I sat my first school exams. I was 16. We weren’t that well off, but she worked for British Rail (the railways were publicly owned in the 1970s) and had free train travel in most European countries. She had booked us a hotel in Montreaux overlooking Lake Geneva, which was reasonably priced relatively (even then Switzerland was expensive) and very old fashioned in a charming way. It even had a resident elderly American lady, who dressed up each evening for dinner, like she was reliving the 1930s. It had been the hotel she and her husband had visited each year, and when he died she simply decided it was her favourite place and moved in permanently. The hotel proprietors treated her as family. My mother and I had a day trip to the peak you visited in your vlog. There wasn’t a gondola in those days, just the train all the way up. My abiding memory is that my Mam’s shoes that day were just about as impractical as Kara’s. She had heels on, so it was really funny watching her walk through the snow at the top with her heels sinking into the snow. Blessed memories.
Your video's make me all warm and fuzzy. I had to watch this because I visited Jungfraujoch in 1992 and loved it. I too was on a "holiday" away from my original 3-month trip to the UK from Australia. The scenery was like stepping into a postcard!!
I‘m actually from Switzerland born and living for 17 years, but i‘ve never been on the jungfraujoch. Mostly because it’s just a tourist location that is also very expensive even for us. But glad you enjoyed it i really love people reacting to my country ❤
@@AJ-jl5eo ye i have the halbtax but still unreasonably expensive in my opinion, I’d rather go hike on a different mountain here and at some point i have enough of mountains alright 😂
I've been watching Kara & Nate's videos for years now. This was my favorite one in a while. Best one since the Baja Series. Glad to see this format back with stuff ordinary people could afford to do/see.
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You guys should visit the Wieliczka Salt Mine in Poland because it's like this but underground and Kara can actually lick the walls lol everything floor to ceiling is made of salt!
You should check it fast because the ice in the massive stone structures are smelting which means that water and warmth can go into the stones and reach the permafrost which is NOT good. (A series of thousands of avalanches and stone chips will start and the whole mountain will literally move/shrinkage exactly whats happening rn on Matterhorn and Kandersteg.)
Same. I actually miss the old days of traveling when Nate was so cheap lol. It gives a more relatable experience as most wouldn't pay 28,000 for a train ride. I guess it's still neat to see how the other half travel 😂😭
Having grown up in Switzerland, it's amazing to see how many things we took for granted. This video was a journey through memory lane. I definitely need to take my kids back to Switzerland and go visit the highest train station in Europe
You should do it fast because the ice in the massive stone structures are smelting which means that water and warmth can go into the stones and reach the permafrost which is NOT good. (A series of thousands of avalanches and stone chips will start and the whole mountain will literally move/shrinkage exactly whats happening rn on Matterhorn and Kandersteg.)
Love the tic toc that so accurately describes each of your travel day responsibilities. Kara's enthusiasm is everything, but wouldn't be made possible without Nate's organizational skills. What a beautiful place and such a cool experience, even virtually. Thank you! God bless.
I am smiling because of Kara wearing Birgenstocks on the Jungfraujoch 😂🤣 I am living in Wengen, the village underneath. I have been following you for the last 3 years and can't belive you were so near a few days ago!
My favourite two spots to travel to is Switzerland and Hawaii. I visited the Swiss Alps in 2017 on a bus tour across several parts of Europe. When we stayed in Switzerland it was a small town just outside of Interlaken. It was an amazing time! Shout out to John On Tour for being the most amazing tour guide.
You guys are giving me the travel bug!!! I’m watching your Israel series right now and I really miss all the in between stuff. Just the updates on what you did in between one place and the next. Just really showing everyone a day in the life, everyday ❤ can’t wait for the next one
Love spending my Saturday morning watching the latest Kara and Nate upload! 🎉 I’m the planner between my hubby and I, he is the one that just goes along for the ride 😂.
Kara, Nate, its not that no one takes trains in the weekends, its that almost no one travels in first class! First class in swiss trains usually just fills up in those trains that start after the Seven25 (from 7pm to 5am, trains are at a super high discount) and people end up sitting on the floor of second class so they let you sit in first class for free 😊
this video just made my morning. my one year old is sick and three year old couldn’t sleep last night so escaping into your adventures for 20 mins is such a joy. y’all keep giving me more things to add to my travel bucket list! 😂❤
1:52 «What could possibly go wrong?» Nothing can go wrong with public transport: You're in Switzerland. 4:40 People tend to take 2nd class. It's just as good and clean as 1st class and cost half price: You're in Switzerland. 11:27 Nice kid brings it back. Yep. Remember: You're in Switzerland. #WelcomeToSwitzerland
Fricking hell im liking this channel each week more, the way you keep the quality up, amazing, great content, well produced, good vibes only, one of the most underrated channels ive found since ive started following you guys since about a year ago, keep it going!
So glad you got to go to this amazing place ! I was at the top of the Jungfrau ( Top of Europe ) 56 years ago . We rode a Cog railroad through the tunnel to the top , then walked to the ice caves and out on the glacier. There was a small restaurant . If you went to the very top you had to climb , no elevator ! But you are right it was INCREDIBLE.
I remember being on vacation in Interlaken with my family a few years ago, I've never been in a more beautiful place. It really does feel like you're in a fairytale land. Thanks for showing these beautiful places to travel to, feel like this would be the one place I would to visit to see that view for myself!
You should check it fast because the ice in the massive stone structures are smelting which means that water and warmth can go into the stones and reach the permafrost which is NOT good. (A series of thousands of avalanches and stone chips will start and the whole mountain will literally move/shrinkage exactly whats happening rn on Matterhorn and Kandersteg.)
All the times we've seen you both happy, excited, scared, worried, frustrated and stressed it was nice to see Kara lost in thought in her reflection on the train. Also liked the time stamps through the video, some really nice editing, love your videos.
Visited the Jungfraujoch over a decade ago as a kid, was an amazing place to go to while on holiday in Switzerland. Always wish I could go back again sometime
Fun fact: the Bond villain hideout that was shown in the short snippet from the movie "On her majesty's secret service", is actually only a few kilometers away, just on the other side of the Lauterbrunnen valley. Go to Mürren and the up to the Schilthorn, where the famous turntable restaurant visible in the movie is located. It's open to public as a regular alpine sightseeing destination.
I mean is there a better way to start a Saturday then watching Kara & Nate!! I don’t think so, love you both amazing video (as always!!) so inspirational the way you react to bad situations.
I have been gone for almost 4 months from my beautiful home in Switzerland (near Zurich). Through this video I felt like I was at home for a moment and I was reminded of how beautiful my home country is😍. I'm excited to be back next week but I love my time here in Vancouver 🇨🇦. I love your videos and am inspired to do crazy thing myself!☺️
A Big Hello from Switzerland! I'm originally from Bern and now i live near Thun, and i ride the exact same train on a regular Basis für work. Trust me, 2. class ist usually packed! Especially on workdays or Weekends when weather is beautiful. I'm so happy that You love it so much here! I see Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau almost every Day, and those mountains still amaze me 😍 I'm glad You both Made the most of this situation!
I can’t say it enough but thank you Kate and Nate for showing me a lot of the world which I myself know I will not get to see. My spouse is retired army and they’ve gone to Germany, Korea, and other places. But I’ve always stayed state side. Hopefully my spouse can take me over seas to Europe where I’ve always wanted to see. When we first got married I’ve always been scared to fly and be away from my parents. But now we have twins and they promised me we would visit over seas soon. We’ll see. But you two are showing me a lot of places I wish to see. Thank you. And always safe travels.
That was great, one of your best videos in a while. This felt like the old videos, with genuine excitement, getting lost in your surroundings, and just having fun. Great job!
That place is quite remarkable! I had seen it in pictures, videos and such, but never knew just how much of an experience it was. Definitely something to add to the bucket list! And not a bad way to spend a short delay in your travel plans! Good stuff!
If you think about that they‘ve built those tunnels for the train back in late 1890s and open in 1912 is just crazy and just shows how swiss citizens are masters of „Mountain taming“.
You should check it fast because the ice in the massive stone structures are smelting which means that water and warmth can go into the stones and reach the permafrost which is NOT good. (A series of thousands of avalanches and stone chips will start and the whole mountain will literally move/shrinkage exactly whats happening rn on Matterhorn and Kandersteg.)
12:32 "glaciers are mind blowing". Yes, indeed, and with all your traveling, you kill these... And many animals with them... 15:42 And why would you feed a bird anything he wouldn't eat normaly and even like it???
Is it bad, that when I first saw the top of the mountain, I thought Nate and Kara were going to hike up there? Lol. I am glad it was more leisurely than that! 🥰😍❤️ Amazing engineering and monumental feat to getting the train up there! Rest in peace to all the lost souls of the workers that perished. 🙏 Oh and Kara wearing open toed slippers. 🤯
@@KaraandNate Right??? My heart sinks when I see either a mountain, or rapids, or when you guys are around water. Heck any place is game on! 😱 But you kill it each time ❤️👏
My favorite video of yours ever!!🥰 The Swiss trains are the best in the world. I stayed in Wengen in 1989 for 2 weeks and took the train to the Jungfrau. The ice sculptures were amazing and dog sleds. I can’t go above 5000 ft now because of my heart so I’m so glad I did it then. I went back to Lucerne 4 years ago but could barely afford to eat because the food is so expensive…
as someone who grew up on the shores of lake geneva it's crazy to see you guys in my old haunts! i would strongly encourage you two to spend more time in the geneva area (not that i'm biased or anything) - the views are just fantastic as is the lake and even the surrounding bits of france are lovely (would highly recommend going up the Salève at sunset if you guys are ever back in that area, the most incredible sunsets in my life have been from the top of that mountain). you both commented on the vineyards and the reason why you didn't know there was any vineyards is because they're a closely guarded swiss secret - switzerland exports almost 0% of its wine, we just keep it all to ourselves to drink because it's so good! also a special treat for kara - there's a place in geneva where you can eat fondue out on a pier in the lake in winter (rumour has it they make it with champagne) and i've lived in that area all my life (ie. had many fondues) but it's still the best fondue i've ever had
*who else agrees that Kara and nate are the best people to look up to when you're upset, not feeling the best, or overwhelmed? They always so positive and comical, which always puts a smile on my face even if I'm not feeling the best :)) we love you Both.*
Grindelwald is one of my favourite places in the world. It was the first place I ever saw snow (I live in Western Australia) and, despite my brother locking me out on the balcony whilst it was snowing, will always remain a favourite. Every time I smell chocolate croissants I think of Grindelwald, even 32 years later.
You seem to always be up for a challenge. Here's an unusual suggestion: 1) get to know Shane and Hannah from Squirmy and Grubs and 2) travel with them sometime in 2023 and 3) post a UA-cam video about the trip. Full disclaimer, I don’t know them but like their channel and new POD cast Junkyard Mayhem (especially their NY story on Nov 30 episode). This might take you out of your comfort zone, but might give you a very unique perspective on travel - if that's even possible for you having so many different travel experiences over the years already.
Hey, Kara & Nate I just want to give tips for you, instead of using google to see your train connection, every country in Europe has its own app where you can see the schedule, connection, and info on the public transport (bus, train, underground, etc) and it's more detailed than google. For example, in Germany, we have DB Bahn for the train and SBB App for Switzerland. You can easily google it what the name of the app in that country. Hope it helps.
I am from Switzerland but living in Canada and it made me so happy, and homesick at the same time, watching the Swiss scenery and train stations go by. I love you guys and your videos
So glad you two got to go there! My girlfriend and I recently got back from Switzerland and we made a trip up to Jungfraujoch. Before we went, I actually came to your channel to see if you guys went up there. Thanks for the video!
Well, Switzerland has always been my #1 place to go and y’all are encouraging it even more😍 It is absolutely stunning and that’s on video, so I can only imagine it in real life🤯 The train excursion was awesome and I’m so glad y’all made lemonade with your lemons😉 Kara in your Berks is too funny!! And when Nate got you going on possibly bungee jumping again had my heart rate up😆 Such a great video y’all; always appreciative that I can come along:) Stay you✌🏼
You should check it fast because the ice in the massive stone structures are smelting which means that water and warmth can go into the stones and reach the permafrost which is NOT good. (A series of thousands of avalanches and stone chips will start and the whole mountain will literally move/shrinkage exactly whats happening rn on Matterhorn and Kandersteg.)
I hope Kara realizes how lucky she is to be married to such a fun, adventurous, productive guy like Nate! He just seems to make everything happen, even when the chips are down!
@@sandrachristensen7282 yeah, but she supports him wholeheartedly and enjoys being around him. Also.. she has to cooperate too! It sounds like they both love traveling and they both have strengths - you just might not see hers in a 20 min video.
@@alexandranero8963 Thanks for your reply. I totally agree with everything you said. I didn't mean to diminish Kara or imply that she gave nothing to their relationship. She totally does. Like you say, besides being supportive, she is a willing participant, which is a lot. I never would have climbed that ladder in the Swiss Alps like she did in the last video. So yes, Nate is also lucky. But sometimes I feel it's people like Nate though who don't get appreciated enough -- the planners, the doers, the people with discipline. I guess I feel the need to stick up for him in that couples video where Bec said she didn't think he was that confident because he didn't like to dance in front of others. And everyone else seemed to agree. He was getting ganged up on. So I guess I am still on Team Nate right now.
So much nostalgia seeing you sit at the exact same seats I've sat at 3 times before as I've eaten lunch waiting for my train at the Interlaken Ost train station waiting to go into Lauterbrunnen.
What an incredible " last minute"trip. Thanks to both of you for letting me ride along on your many many adventures to places I would never ever get to. The top of the world here did remind me of the adventure of standing on the top of NZ Mt Cook when we went up in a helicopter ride. Amazing feeling. Since typing this I have been thinking of other high lights of adventure and bucket list type items. Over the last few years I had kind of forgotten! Thanks for the fun. That ladder climb was truly insane!!!! Living in Australasian with safety rules for everything to the max that was mind boggling!!!
the guy at 15:52 said "...it's in the shadow though" in Swiss German :) I think he means that you are in the shadow because of the bright light from the back or he means your nice shoes Kara, which are in the shadows 😄 Greetings from Switzerland! Love to see you here
That kid who returned their GoPro made me so happy. People like that make the world a little better.
People like that are all over switzerland. I can leave my kids scooter outside of the grocery store without locking it. And after half an hour it still would be there 🙂
Probably wouldn’t happen here in Southern California! The kid would have said “scored”!
Pretty normal for Switzerland :)
@@arizonad8012 time stamp?
Get a grip
As a swiss, that takes the train every day it's not that people don't travel on weekends it is that no one takes the 1st class because it is too expensive for what it is😅 we used to travel on weekends but during specific hours and you will find more people in 2nd class that first one. For example, just the train between GENEVA and Be (which I made today) is in 1st class 205chf and 2nd class is 121.20chf so nearly double for nothing. That's why you were alone in the couches
Yep, most people travelling first class get it payed by their work, so there is a lot fewer of them on the weekend.
moved switzerland 5 years ago love the trains hardly ever see anyone in first class. but living swiss german border celebrated when we got rid of DB trains and got nice white swiss turbo ones now. 5 years late cancelled and not the cleanest trains so nice get the swiss trains
Da isch so. 🙈🇨🇭🇨🇭
I guess it's double to be all alone. Not a bad deal :)
2:15 - Well now I want to see what happens when Kara plans a trip and Nate has to follow along with no idea what they're doing!
Me too!
That would be soo good!
I would watch prob watch every minute 😂
Do this do this do this!
Yes!
Lol that older couple straight up roasted Kara for wearing Berks at the top of an icy mountain 😆 god that was golden. The woman even told her to pose for a photo as they roasted her hahah fantastic
Oh they were so mean, I think the old guy was Jeff Ross
No, he actually said that he's a little upset because the photo is in the shadow. (Maybe because of the mountain or the clouds)
Actually most people doesn’t use 1st class in Switzerland because it’s too expensive. It’s usually pretty empty. It can sometimes be paid by someone’s firm, so it’s most used for work, so on week days.
The vineyard region you saw in the train is Lavaux and is my home region, and I feel lucky to use this train line every day.
Kara wearing sandals on a glacier, love it! 😂 Nate you really should’ve briefed her properly about the destination of the day trip hahaha
It was the first thing I noticed about Kara’s outfit. Reminds me of the rather inappropriate footwear they wore when they went to the Monte Rosa Hütte and had to cross the glacier. I don‘t want to sound judgmental but the Alpes are not a joke. So many avoidable accidents happen due to footwear which is not appropriate for the Alpine terrain (e.g. Birkenstocks on glaciers). I wish they‘d take greater care in their choice as they also set an example for others due to their videos being watched by thousands. On a different note: thank you for spending your „extra“ day in my home country😊
When Nate says "what could possibly go wrong" I know we're in for a wild ride 😂
I adore you two, I was a cheerleader, I was in gymnastic competitively, I was a runner. I could never have scaled a mountain in any way as you two have! You guys are amazing. I’m kinda broke right now so I can’t obligate to Patreon. Just know that I I look forward to all your UA-cam videos 😊
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What could possibly go wrong? Living like teenagers = empty eggs.
Most of the Lindt chocolate available in the US is made in the US, rather than Switzerland. In the US they tend to add ingredients not allowed in Europe, as well as artificial flavors, so it’s no surprise that the Swiss version tastes better. 😋 🍫
If it’s made in the US then it’s not Swiss. The milk in Switzerland tastes different to US milk. The chocolate shouldn’t have artificial flavors or ingredients. I’m not surprised the chocolate tastes better in Switzerland.
It really depends on what "Swiss" chocolate you buy in the US vs from CH. Laderach you cannot go wrong with if bought in the USA. It all comes from CH.
@@kennethfharkin Wrong! Labeled as “Swiss” chocolate, but read the label on the back. Often states “Made in the US”.
@@arkadventure2 You need to read what I wrote. Laderach is ALL made in CH and shipped overseas to its points of sale. I have worked with a Swiss company and regularly travelled there for 23 years from America. I know my Swiss chocolate.
The milk does play a very large factor with differences being noted by some between milk from cows in their summer mountain pastures and milk from cows in their winter fields and barns. There is also a difference in the manner in which the milk within the chocolate is preserved in the production process which historically has caused a noted taste difference between Hershey's American made chocolate and European chocolates. Swiss processes can be implemented in the USA for production, as is done with Lindt, but you cannot duplicate the milk source. Remember, everything other than the milk for chocolate is imported into CH, just as it can be imported to everywhere else. It then comes down to processes techniques, quality controls, and simply local taste preferences.
I significantly prefer a Lindt bar of milk chocolate made in America to a Hersey bar made in America but I know others who feel different simply based on the tastes they are accustomed to. I also prefer a Lindt bar in CH to one in the USA and do note a difference between them. That doesn't mean I do not like the USA Lindt, it is good chocolate.
Laderach is a major step up in process controls for chocolate production. It also costs a very pretty penny.
Go to a Swiss supermarket (COOP or Migros) and you will see a row of chocolate bars, Lindt, Camille Block, and the "house brands" from those supermarkets. Those house brand bars are always excellent and can be bought in bulk packs reasonably. I often throw several in my suitcase to give away when I get home. They are all Swiss produced, often in the same Camille Block or Lindt facilities but under different labels for the stores.
@@kennethfharkin My apologies for misunderstanding your message, and thank you for taking the time to clarify.
Kara's humming after saying there needs to be music on the train is everything lol
Thanks for making my Saturday great as always. 💜🇨🇦
Good idea Kara. The train company should play music on the train that correspond to the beutifull landscape.
About the train cars being almost empty, that's because you were traveling in first class. The majority of swiss people travel in second class just cause it's a lot cheaper and usually you still have enough space there except if you travel at rush hour. First class generally doesn't have a lot of people aside from tourists and some business people. Also the swiss guy who was taking your photo wasn't laughing at you, he said "It's just in the shadow" probably meaning to say the picture was coming out dark cuz of the shadow,
Like Bob Ross said, "There are no mistakes. Just happy little accidents." This was a GREAT episode!
I can't go through the almost 1500 comments already on here so I might repeat things. As someone else said, 1st Class is usually quite empty because it is too expensive for us. The many vineyards you saw is a UNESCO protected site called Lavaux :) This stretch of railway is, I think, the most beautiful in the country. Also, I think (but not sure) that Lake Geneva is the biggest lake in Europe. I feel all kinds of emotions seeing you both not only in my country but in my backyard! That sign MORGES you filmed at the beginning? I live 5-minute walk from that train station!
Sorry for replying to such an old comment :D
Lake Geneva is not the largest lake in Europe - it's not even close. There aee loads of bigger lakes in the European part of Russia, and also a few in Western Europe {IJselmeer in the Netherlands, for example). Lake Geneva is *only* the largest lake in Switzerland and France, and in the Alps.
Source: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_largest_lakes_of_Europe
This is by far the FUNNIEST episode ever! Every funny scene, joke or comment was natural and not scripted and that had my husband and I laughing hysterically. The part where the tourists was commenting on Kara’s shoes was priceless! Awesome episode! Glad you two did this instead of staying in your hotel. Cheers! ❤
GEE YOU ARE EASILY SATISFIED
I am Swiss and currently travelling through south east asia. Because you two inspired me! Seeing this video now of my home country while sitting in a hammock in Thailand is an amazing feeling 😍
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I love that Kara’s reaction to chocolate is always the same. Could be from a mountaintop in Switzerland or pillow mint at a hotel and she’s still blown away!
Fun fact, the James Bond film was indeed filmed in the same area! You can visit the location by taking a train to Mürren. In the winter all the areas are connected by ski slopes so you should come back in the winter and explore some more!
Yeah, the James bond scene, which was edited in this video was filmed only about 11 kilometres as the crow flies from Jungfraujoch.
Piz Gloria, revolving mountaintop restaurant. I was there in 84, a large "007" painted on the window.
I love the energy you both posses in all of your videos! So charismatic and bright, definitely helps inspire me and bring me out of a bad mood. I find myself going back to y’all’s channel often if I’m not feeling too great. Thank you so much for all the hard work you put in your videos! Y’all are so loved and appreciated!❤️❤️❤️
Awww that’s great to hear Isabel!
@@KaraandNate I believe Roger Federer (famous Swiss tennis pro) played tennis up at the top of this mountain. see yt vid. He played tennis with a famous skier
here is the yt video titled " EXCLUSIVE Roger Federer vs. Lindsey Vonn alone on the glacier"
Lindt Chocolate World
@@jansmith3158 yes at the top there are loads of photos that show whos played sports up at the top
5:40 I have a crazy travel hack for you. Headphones 🤯. You can listen to movie scores without bothering anybody who does not want to hear it 😊
The mountaintop building in the James Bond clip is actually nearby to the Jungfraujoch, it’s a restaurant on the Schilthorn mountain, only a few cable car rides away.
You guys, I'm sad because I feel a bit greedy. This video is nearly 20 minutes long and it's not long enough! I want another 20! This was an amazing old-school feeling vlog. Complete with leaving the camera behind and Kara regretting her choice of footwear. I love this place! It's James- Bond-Lair meets Disney-Dark-Ride meets Norweigan-Sauna-Experience. 😄😍
So glad you enjoyed it 🥰 sorry it’s not longer! Think of it as a bonus 20 minutes since we almost didn’t even go! 😁
@@KaraandNate You are TOTALLY right! That's absolutely how I'm going to look at it. You guys are the best. Thanks for braving frozen toes for our entertainment! 😘🤗
My favourite video so far!! Love you Kara & Nate!! ❤ I went to Switzerland back in 1986 so it’s been a few years. I’d love to go back 😊
I love the scenery in Switzerland! Who knew the lake was that big?!
I love seeing the world through your eyes. Being disabled for the past few years, I live vicariously through you guys and your adventures. I do hope one day, I will be able to see these beautiful places for myself. I never give up! It is my dream! Thank you for being so amazing and thank you for another amazing blog. Love you guys! ❤
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me too!!!
@@KaraandNate 😘
Disabled here as well and I’m just like ahhhh I wanna explore everything in Switzerland but the world is just not made for the disabled ones lol
@@RS-bn1ty I totally feel you! Stay strong!!
For some reason this is one of THE most powerful videos of you guys imo. So spontaneous, seeing you 2 curious 'kids' innocently exploring. Choosing to transcend an easily perceived set back, into something so playfully positive. Nate nailing the initiative, and Kara tagging along trusting her man. You should do this unscripted sh*t more often I say;) PS: love the editing on this one also. GO TEAM xxxx
Kara- “oh my goodness….”
Nate- “she’s not talking about the view…”
🤣😂🤣
Kara - pets dog.
Best moment!
It would be so fun to see Kara plan an entire trip and Nate have no clue what the plan is!
I feel like that would be a funny episode!!
The part about Nate planning everything and Kara going along for the fun. Truth is, good women, especially kind and appreciative ones like Kara, deserve to be pampered and well taken care off!
Ok, the cinematography behind Kara’s reflection in the window was spectacular. I had to stop the video to comment because it was that strikingly beautiful. Exceptional Nate, exceptional.
I love this. It is like the old days. You need to do more like this. It was really fun in your earlier years to see what would happen next.
Kara stepping outside into a glorious Mountain View: “Oh my gosh!”
Nate: “She’s not talking about the view. “
Kara spotting and petting a dog. 😂
That would be me. 😊
This was such a fun video! Felt like we were exploring with you every step of the way.
That made me LOL!
I visited Jungfraujoch this summer, and it was absolutely breathtaking, along with the whole country of Switzerland in general!
The editing and yalls reaction during the tour of the train station was so good!! I was cracking up.. LOVED IT! Also, now adding train ride to my bucket list. LOL. Love you guys
You should check it fast because the ice in the massive stone structures are smelting which means that water and warmth can go into the stones and reach the permafrost which is NOT good. (A series of thousands of avalanches and stone chips will start and the whole mountain will literally move/shrinkage exactly whats happening rn on Matterhorn and Kandersteg.)
I'm Swiss and I live in Bern. So surreal to see these places in your video, where I walk daily. 4:40 - It's not that noone is travelling on the weekend, but you rode 1st class, which most people in Switzerland can't afford ;) The plebs ride 2nd class :P
The tiktok about your travel day dynamics hahaha I died. So accurate! 🤣
You can be prepared to the hilt; “I’m sorry, your flight has been delayed.”
I love that Kara is the only one I see up there in sandals 😂 Love you two for always taking us along with you. I know it’s not feasible, but I so badly wish we got videos from you at least twice a week. 4 a month isn’t enough lol.
Oh, there were a lot of inappropriately dressed people there when I visited this spring....I felt cold for them!
I was distracted by her sandals from the moment they said where they were going. 😂 I’m also impressed that she was able to maintain traction on the ice in them.
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I love being able to see the world through your eyes! It is so enjoyable and as someone who is disabled it gives me such a excitement to see things I would otherwise not see. I feel like I’m on the trip with you. Safe travels! Love you guys!!
Thank you so much. I got quite emotional watching this.
My wonderful (widowed) mother booked a special holiday for the two of us the summer of 1976 as a reward after I sat my first school exams. I was 16. We weren’t that well off, but she worked for British Rail (the railways were publicly owned in the 1970s) and had free train travel in most European countries. She had booked us a hotel in Montreaux overlooking Lake Geneva, which was reasonably priced relatively (even then Switzerland was expensive) and very old fashioned in a charming way. It even had a resident elderly American lady, who dressed up each evening for dinner, like she was reliving the 1930s. It had been the hotel she and her husband had visited each year, and when he died she simply decided it was her favourite place and moved in permanently. The hotel proprietors treated her as family.
My mother and I had a day trip to the peak you visited in your vlog. There wasn’t a gondola in those days, just the train all the way up.
My abiding memory is that my Mam’s shoes that day were just about as impractical as Kara’s. She had heels on, so it was really funny watching her walk through the snow at the top with her heels sinking into the snow. Blessed memories.
Your video's make me all warm and fuzzy. I had to watch this because I visited Jungfraujoch in 1992 and loved it. I too was on a "holiday" away from my original 3-month trip to the UK from Australia. The scenery was like stepping into a postcard!!
Travelled here with my grandparents 6 years ago. We lost my grandad a year ago and watching this gives me so much nostalgia from our trip 🥺❤️
I‘m actually from Switzerland born and living for 17 years, but i‘ve never been on the jungfraujoch. Mostly because it’s just a tourist location that is also very expensive even for us. But glad you enjoyed it i really love people reacting to my country ❤
You can use the 1/2 card also when they have the ‘travel days’ I think I paid 24chf for the last one I used & it got me all the way up there 👍🏻
@@AJ-jl5eo ye i have the halbtax but still unreasonably expensive in my opinion, I’d rather go hike on a different mountain here and at some point i have enough of mountains alright 😂
You should go!! I'd love to go but I'm currently in Australia haha
I've been watching Kara & Nate's videos for years now. This was my favorite one in a while. Best one since the Baja Series. Glad to see this format back with stuff ordinary people could afford to do/see.
I go close to Jungfrau every year, as it's my family's favorite skiing destination and I love you guys visiting one of my favorite places! ♡
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This is so cool
I love your videos so much. You guys are my Inspiration for when I’m older
The reason why you were alone in your trains is because basically no one travels in first class.😀
Hi
You guys should visit the Wieliczka Salt Mine in Poland because it's like this but underground and Kara can actually lick the walls lol everything floor to ceiling is made of salt!
This was the best one in a very long time. It felt like the real Kara and Nate you tube channel travel vlogs. This is what I subbed for.
What a way to make the most out of a travel situation gone wrong. Travel goals right there!
You should check it fast because the ice in the massive stone structures are smelting which means that water and warmth can go into the stones and reach the permafrost which is NOT good. (A series of thousands of avalanches and stone chips will start and the whole mountain will literally move/shrinkage exactly whats happening rn on Matterhorn and Kandersteg.)
I love these videos so much more than your fancy luxury videos or things like yacht life. This is like classic Kara and Nate like I signed up for!
Same. I actually miss the old days of traveling when Nate was so cheap lol. It gives a more relatable experience as most wouldn't pay 28,000 for a train ride. I guess it's still neat to see how the other half travel 😂😭
I'M SWISS AND HAVE BEEN THERE SO HAPPY YOUR IN MY BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY ❤ENJOY ALL THE CHOCOLATE SHOPS KARA❤❤❤
Having grown up in Switzerland, it's amazing to see how many things we took for granted. This video was a journey through memory lane. I definitely need to take my kids back to Switzerland and go visit the highest train station in Europe
You should do it fast because the ice in the massive stone structures are smelting which means that water and warmth can go into the stones and reach the permafrost which is NOT good. (A series of thousands of avalanches and stone chips will start and the whole mountain will literally move/shrinkage exactly whats happening rn on Matterhorn and Kandersteg.)
Love the tic toc that so accurately describes each of your travel day responsibilities. Kara's enthusiasm is everything, but wouldn't be made possible without Nate's organizational skills. What a beautiful place and such a cool experience, even virtually. Thank you! God bless.
It already looks so amazing through film, that I can't imagine how much more beautiful it would be in person.
I am smiling because of Kara wearing Birgenstocks on the Jungfraujoch 😂🤣 I am living in Wengen, the village underneath. I have been following you for the last 3 years and can't belive you were so near a few days ago!
My favourite two spots to travel to is Switzerland and Hawaii. I visited the Swiss Alps in 2017 on a bus tour across several parts of Europe. When we stayed in Switzerland it was a small town just outside of Interlaken. It was an amazing time! Shout out to John On Tour for being the most amazing tour guide.
I am jealous of Kara and Nate for being so out going and having a partner that wants to go out and see fun places.
I totally agree - so amazing!
I love the elderly gentleman who teased her about her footwear!! I’ve been to Grindelwald. It is magical. What a day trip!
It’s become a family tradition in our household to watch on Saturday mornings the moment they are released.
Same here i love these videos id love to be able to meet them ❤
I LOVE THAT🥹🥰
It is an awesome tradition to have!!
Nate having his Cinderella moment!
I went here in 2016, and it even after all this time, it’s still the most beautiful and amazing place I’ve ever visited. Life changing experience
You guys are giving me the travel bug!!! I’m watching your Israel series right now and I really miss all the in between stuff. Just the updates on what you did in between one place and the next. Just really showing everyone a day in the life, everyday ❤ can’t wait for the next one
Love spending my Saturday morning watching the latest Kara and Nate upload! 🎉 I’m the planner between my hubby and I, he is the one that just goes along for the ride 😂.
Lol 💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻
@@KaraandNate hii
@@butter3507 that was smooth
Kara, Nate, its not that no one takes trains in the weekends, its that almost no one travels in first class! First class in swiss trains usually just fills up in those trains that start after the Seven25 (from 7pm to 5am, trains are at a super high discount) and people end up sitting on the floor of second class so they let you sit in first class for free 😊
this video just made my morning. my one year old is sick and three year old couldn’t sleep last night so escaping into your adventures for 20 mins is such a joy. y’all keep giving me more things to add to my travel bucket list! 😂❤
Awww hope everyone gets well soon 🫶🏻
1:52 «What could possibly go wrong?» Nothing can go wrong with public transport: You're in Switzerland.
4:40 People tend to take 2nd class. It's just as good and clean as 1st class and cost half price: You're in Switzerland.
11:27 Nice kid brings it back. Yep. Remember: You're in Switzerland.
#WelcomeToSwitzerland
Fricking hell im liking this channel each week more, the way you keep the quality up, amazing, great content, well produced, good vibes only, one of the most underrated channels ive found since ive started following you guys since about a year ago, keep it going!
So glad you got to go to this amazing place ! I was at the top of the Jungfrau ( Top of Europe ) 56 years ago . We rode a Cog railroad through the tunnel to the top , then walked to the ice caves and out on the glacier. There was a small restaurant . If you went to the very top you had to climb , no elevator ! But you are right it was INCREDIBLE.
I remember being on vacation in Interlaken with my family a few years ago, I've never been in a more beautiful place. It really does feel like you're in a fairytale land. Thanks for showing these beautiful places to travel to, feel like this would be the one place I would to visit to see that view for myself!
You should check it fast because the ice in the massive stone structures are smelting which means that water and warmth can go into the stones and reach the permafrost which is NOT good. (A series of thousands of avalanches and stone chips will start and the whole mountain will literally move/shrinkage exactly whats happening rn on Matterhorn and Kandersteg.)
All the times we've seen you both happy, excited, scared, worried, frustrated and stressed it was nice to see Kara lost in thought in her reflection on the train. Also liked the time stamps through the video, some really nice editing, love your videos.
The guy that makes fun of Kara when she in the snow walking in sandals made me laugh so hard.
Okay Switzerland is breath taking just WOW! That train station is amazing. Thanks for taking us along.
Visited the Jungfraujoch over a decade ago as a kid, was an amazing place to go to while on holiday in Switzerland. Always wish I could go back again sometime
Fun fact: the Bond villain hideout that was shown in the short snippet from the movie "On her majesty's secret service", is actually only a few kilometers away, just on the other side of the Lauterbrunnen valley. Go to Mürren and the up to the Schilthorn, where the famous turntable restaurant visible in the movie is located. It's open to public as a regular alpine sightseeing destination.
I mean is there a better way to start a Saturday then watching Kara & Nate!! I don’t think so, love you both amazing video (as always!!) so inspirational the way you react to bad situations.
Hands down one of my favorite Kara and Nate episodes of all time!
I have been gone for almost 4 months from my beautiful home in Switzerland (near Zurich). Through this video I felt like I was at home for a moment and I was reminded of how beautiful my home country is😍.
I'm excited to be back next week but I love my time here in Vancouver 🇨🇦.
I love your videos and am inspired to do crazy thing myself!☺️
Come on....zurich? You cant compare anything in this vid with zurich, or even a small town around there
Same…I live in Austria but I’m Swiss, born near Zurich…always feel ‘home’ when I see people traveling through Switzerland 🇨🇭
A Big Hello from Switzerland!
I'm originally from Bern and now i live near Thun, and i ride the exact same train on a regular Basis für work. Trust me, 2. class ist usually packed! Especially on workdays or Weekends when weather is beautiful. I'm so happy that You love it so much here! I see Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau almost every Day, and those mountains still amaze me 😍
I'm glad You both Made the most of this situation!
I can’t say it enough but thank you Kate and Nate for showing me a lot of the world which I myself know I will not get to see. My spouse is retired army and they’ve gone to Germany, Korea, and other places. But I’ve always stayed state side. Hopefully my spouse can take me over seas to Europe where I’ve always wanted to see. When we first got married I’ve always been scared to fly and be away from my parents. But now we have twins and they promised me we would visit over seas soon. We’ll see. But you two are showing me a lot of places I wish to see. Thank you. And always safe travels.
That was great, one of your best videos in a while. This felt like the old videos, with genuine excitement, getting lost in your surroundings, and just having fun. Great job!
Great vlog as always! I have seen an Aussie older man takeing railways all over the world, and this was one of them. Cool! Be safe!
So glad y'all started putting bloopers back on at the end of your videos!! ❤
That place is quite remarkable! I had seen it in pictures, videos and such, but never knew just how much of an experience it was. Definitely something to add to the bucket list! And not a bad way to spend a short delay in your travel plans! Good stuff!
If you think about that they‘ve built those tunnels for the train back in late 1890s and open in 1912 is just crazy and just shows how swiss citizens are masters of „Mountain taming“.
LoL! I was cracking up at the sandals too! What a great little adventure. Glad you got the go pro back! I’d love to be stuck in Switzerland some day!
You should check it fast because the ice in the massive stone structures are smelting which means that water and warmth can go into the stones and reach the permafrost which is NOT good. (A series of thousands of avalanches and stone chips will start and the whole mountain will literally move/shrinkage exactly whats happening rn on Matterhorn and Kandersteg.)
12:32 "glaciers are mind blowing". Yes, indeed, and with all your traveling, you kill these...
And many animals with them...
15:42
And why would you feed a bird anything he wouldn't eat normaly and even like it???
Is it bad, that when I first saw the top of the mountain, I thought Nate and Kara were going to hike up there? Lol. I am glad it was more leisurely than that! 🥰😍❤️ Amazing engineering and monumental feat to getting the train up there! Rest in peace to all the lost souls of the workers that perished. 🙏 Oh and Kara wearing open toed slippers. 🤯
Hahaha I wouldn't have been surprised if Nate wanted to hike there!!!
@@KaraandNate Right??? My heart sinks when I see either a mountain, or rapids, or when you guys are around water. Heck any place is game on! 😱 But you kill it each time ❤️👏
My favorite video of yours ever!!🥰 The Swiss trains are the best in the world. I stayed in Wengen in 1989 for 2 weeks and took the train to the Jungfrau. The ice sculptures were amazing and dog sleds.
I can’t go above 5000 ft now because of my heart so I’m so glad I did it then.
I went back to Lucerne 4 years ago but could barely afford to eat because the food is so expensive…
Our Switzerland is a very nice country. We love your channel. We wish you and all viewers a nice day. Cheers from Switzerland.
as someone who grew up on the shores of lake geneva it's crazy to see you guys in my old haunts! i would strongly encourage you two to spend more time in the geneva area (not that i'm biased or anything) - the views are just fantastic as is the lake and even the surrounding bits of france are lovely (would highly recommend going up the Salève at sunset if you guys are ever back in that area, the most incredible sunsets in my life have been from the top of that mountain). you both commented on the vineyards and the reason why you didn't know there was any vineyards is because they're a closely guarded swiss secret - switzerland exports almost 0% of its wine, we just keep it all to ourselves to drink because it's so good! also a special treat for kara - there's a place in geneva where you can eat fondue out on a pier in the lake in winter (rumour has it they make it with champagne) and i've lived in that area all my life (ie. had many fondues) but it's still the best fondue i've ever had
*who else agrees that Kara and nate are the best people to look up to when you're upset, not feeling the best, or overwhelmed? They always so positive and comical, which always puts a smile on my face even if I'm not feeling the best :)) we love you Both.*
Absolutely agree!
They help so many people with their videos!!! They are so awesome!!
Capital w in Who,
Capital N, Nate,
They're or they are,
Capital W, We,
No Capital B, both.
Grindelwald is one of my favourite places in the world. It was the first place I ever saw snow (I live in Western Australia) and, despite my brother locking me out on the balcony whilst it was snowing, will always remain a favourite. Every time I smell chocolate croissants I think of Grindelwald, even 32 years later.
You seem to always be up for a challenge. Here's an unusual suggestion: 1) get to know Shane and Hannah from Squirmy and Grubs and 2) travel with them sometime in 2023 and 3) post a UA-cam video about the trip. Full disclaimer, I don’t know them but like their channel and new POD cast Junkyard Mayhem (especially their NY story on Nov 30 episode). This might take you out of your comfort zone, but might give you a very unique perspective on travel - if that's even possible for you having so many different travel experiences over the years already.
Kara and Nate I love watching you it makes me happy when I’m sad
The kid saving the GoPro had me dead! I love Switzerland 🤣
Hey, Kara & Nate I just want to give tips for you, instead of using google to see your train connection, every country in Europe has its own app where you can see the schedule, connection, and info on the public transport (bus, train, underground, etc) and it's more detailed than google. For example, in Germany, we have DB Bahn for the train and SBB App for Switzerland. You can easily google it what the name of the app in that country. Hope it helps.
I am from Switzerland but living in Canada and it made me so happy, and homesick at the same time, watching the Swiss scenery and train stations go by. I love you guys and your videos
So glad you two got to go there! My girlfriend and I recently got back from Switzerland and we made a trip up to Jungfraujoch. Before we went, I actually came to your channel to see if you guys went up there. Thanks for the video!
Well, Switzerland has always been my #1 place to go and y’all are encouraging it even more😍 It is absolutely stunning and that’s on video, so I can only imagine it in real life🤯
The train excursion was awesome and I’m so glad y’all made lemonade with your lemons😉 Kara in your Berks is too funny!! And when Nate got you going on possibly bungee jumping again had my heart rate up😆 Such a great video y’all; always appreciative that I can come along:)
Stay you✌🏼
That's my beautiful country where I was born and live 🇨🇭🇨🇭🇨🇭🇨🇭🇨🇭🇨🇭🇨🇭
You should check it fast because the ice in the massive stone structures are smelting which means that water and warmth can go into the stones and reach the permafrost which is NOT good. (A series of thousands of avalanches and stone chips will start and the whole mountain will literally move/shrinkage exactly whats happening rn on Matterhorn and Kandersteg.)
Aww bless the little lad who found the go pro
I hope Kara realizes how lucky she is to be married to such a fun, adventurous, productive guy like Nate! He just seems to make everything happen, even when the chips are down!
But same goes for the other way :)
@@gargaduk Maybe so, but he's the one who plans these adventures, not Kara
@@sandrachristensen7282 yeah, but she supports him wholeheartedly and enjoys being around him. Also.. she has to cooperate too! It sounds like they both love traveling and they both have strengths - you just might not see hers in a 20 min video.
@@alexandranero8963 Thanks for your reply. I totally agree with everything you said. I didn't mean to diminish Kara or imply that she gave nothing to their relationship. She totally does. Like you say, besides being supportive, she is a willing participant, which is a lot. I never would have climbed that ladder in the Swiss Alps like she did in the last video. So yes, Nate is also lucky. But sometimes I feel it's people like Nate though who don't get appreciated enough -- the planners, the doers, the people with discipline. I guess I feel the need to stick up for him in that couples video where Bec said she didn't think he was that confident because he didn't like to dance in front of others. And everyone else seemed to agree. He was getting ganged up on. So I guess I am still on Team Nate right now.
So much nostalgia seeing you sit at the exact same seats I've sat at 3 times before as I've eaten lunch waiting for my train at the Interlaken Ost train station waiting to go into Lauterbrunnen.
Kara and Nate, always making the most out of every situation that arises. Love your work guys ❤
What an incredible " last minute"trip.
Thanks to both of you for letting me ride along on your many many adventures to places I would never ever get to.
The top of the world here did remind me of the adventure of standing on the top of NZ Mt Cook when we went up in a helicopter ride. Amazing feeling.
Since typing this I have been thinking of other high lights of adventure and bucket list type items. Over the last few years I had kind of forgotten!
Thanks for the fun. That ladder climb was truly insane!!!!
Living in Australasian with safety rules for everything to the max that was mind boggling!!!
the guy at 15:52 said "...it's in the shadow though" in Swiss German :) I think he means that you are in the shadow because of the bright light from the back or he means your nice shoes Kara, which are in the shadows 😄
Greetings from Switzerland! Love to see you here
the views from the Train 😍 so magical. We've never been to Switzerland but this video makes us want to go! That ice tunnel is so cool.