Hi guys, im new to your channel, and I've made my way through all of your adventures over the past 5 years! What a great ride it's been for you all, I can't wait to see what is next for you 🎉 I'm sorry to have also experienced your losses as im sure many can relate to losing loved ones. But its all part of the journey I suppose. If you visit Scotland, there are some truly amazing camping spots, Cango Sands and all of Glencoe were my ultimate faves of the areas we visit on motorbike last year... ❤️

12:30 you encountered the seal of approval. You are on the right path.

So jealous , 19 years ago my wife and I drove the whole circumference of Eire in our van with our baby boy . He's surfing in Indonesia for 3 months and we're stuck here in Cornwall . Once you know the west coast of Ireland you realise how weak Cornwall is in comparison Must say that having driven transporter vans for 20 years my sprinter is hopeless off road in comparison

At the beginning of the wild Atlantic way and you are right we have 4 seasons a day and about 12 days of summer lol but it is wildly beautiful. Hope you enjoy your visit

By the way they were farming mussel beds not seaweed just so you know. Youre in the best place in the world 😎

It's mad how people go crazy about the sunrise on the summer solstice and yet most circles are about the sunset and the winter solstice......guess it's not as much fun when it's cold out 😂

when you first get pulled over start up a live you tube chat video and when they see that then they will start being nice

Loving the ancient finds, it's the best pastime of all 🤠

This video makes me want to visit ireland,problem is im in ireland 😂😂😂,great video guys tourism ireland should be paying you for showcasing ireland 🇮🇪

Hi I was raised in Galway along the wild Atlantic route I must say ye did a great job documenting the west of Ireland love the channel, I lived 4 years in Cornwall and explored a lot there seem similar stuff as ye . Keep up the great work and remember to enjoy every moment of what you’re doing not all about KZfaq and documenting. Take a look at dogs bay in Galway if ye get the chance all the best love following your channel ❤

Great video! The "farmers" were looking for their mussels on the racks, probably oysters.

OH- MY GOD! This video got me so exited: the landscapes (very nice drone shots by the way), the warm and sunny days followed by snowing days of spring, the cute cute fox family... Wow! I'm speechless. I can't wait to watch the next videos!

Thank you for this great perspective on my country! We're not lying when we say it's greener; you notice it coming home!

Ireland is so beautiful. I hope you enjoy it. If you make it to Muderhole Beach in Donegal can you please look for the dog begging for food in the car park. I reported it to ISPCA in June but no one will tell me if it has been rescued and I feel so bad that it could still be suffering. The supposed owner just said she was old but below the matted fur it was starving and covered in tics. He wouldn't let me take her to the vets. I would have rescued her but he was watching me. I don't want to distress you, but I know you are dog lovers too x

You did an amazing job capturing the beauty of the rockies! I'm speechless! What a beautiful country we have! I also love the map markings :)

We did 4 weeks in September 2 years starting at a friends in Donegal following the WAW went the full way round southern Ireland but only seen a fraction of it. We only stayed at campsite and a couple of Aires, can’t wait to go back probably next year

Must be wonderful to open your curtains to them views every day if you’re living there

There’s pumas too and jaguars down south.

Scariest moment: I was sure you were gonna talk about Scout running after the coyotes! Anyway, that was very interesting! I can't wait to see the Alaska/Yukon videos as i'll be travelling there in a pick up camper next summer!

Yet another stunner of an episode. 😱😱 Love seeing the map come out at the end. This bus driver's eyes widened seeing motorcoaches negotiating those narrow, winding roads! 😳😳 Go slow & assert dominance is the mantra, I'd imagine! ❤️❤️😎👍xx

Love that hair color on you Chesca!

I’m from Ireland and have literally never seen it look so well! You guys are talented at what you do. Thank you for the positive video and for showing Ireland in its best possible light 🙏 Also, fair play to guy for trying his best with the madra 🐕

Always wanted to travel round there after watching ‘Ryan’s Daughter’. Some scenes filmed on Coumeenole beach Dingle. Good we have Google now as at the time I didn’t realise they filmed some scenes in South Africa and was thinking wow those Dingle beaches look tropical…

Hi Came across your video while I was researching for a trip to Cornwall. Love your content and unique destinations. Can I ask what time of the year was it that you filmed in Cornwall? Cheers Leesiloulou 🇦🇺

God bless you both and your two beautiful dogs, a million thank yous for showcasing our beautiful county; thanks for treating it with so much love and affection. Please come back soon. X

Fabulous video. Ireland is on my bucket list. Thank you for taking us on your adventure.

Welcome to Ireland. I really hope you have a fantastic time! I'd love to do this some day.

Welcome to Ireland and best wishes on your trip. Every day will hopefully be an adventure you'll remember with joy. Don't worry about the weather it just adds to the atmosphere of wherever you are. Enjoy.....

Being from the east coast of Canada, originally, Ireland really does remind me of back home. She's beautiful.

Seeing Scout on Derrynane Beach, I had a flashback of where you rescued him from. You've made such a difference in the quality of his life! It was making me all sentimental .... until you started playing the tin whistle and he was like, "Ah! HELL NO! Bring back the guitar!" 😄😆 Did I see him off-leash for a hot minute chasing seagulls? Bliss! So much better than chasing coyotes in Mexico! This is a beautiful series - you guys are doing an amazing job!

If you like Lord of the Rings, there is a great video by cutiepie on youtube about how to play Concerning Hobbits on the tin whistle. It is a very fun instrument to play

Think I might have spotted you filming up at Falmore near Maghery the other day. DPD van if it was yourselves.

Love seeing Ireland again through your travels. I have a new traveling companion again, she's 3/4 King Charles Cavalier and 1/4 Beagle, I named her Toby. She loved watching your video too. She said to say hi to River and Scout.

Enjoyed seeing your perspective, come back anytime guys, Greetings from Mayo

Welcome :)

This world is huge its amazing you can travel all your life an only scratch the surface of exploring it all I hope to take a trip like this one day

In 2015 my husband and i and our dog spent 4 months in USA (during the winter months). Even if Miami and the keys seem beautiful and fun we decided to completely skip Florida because of how expensive it was and how it was not very dog friendly. :( It's okay though because it made time to see other nice places.

As a kid it was cake bread not soda bread not suprised you thought that lol lovely stuff

You finally saw some raccoons!!! ;)

Ireland looks truly otherworldly! Nice to see the tin whistle, looking forward to seeing you play it in a pub with some of the locals

My son and I did an anti-clockwise route around Ireland, landing in Belfast. We missed the northwest and were back in Belfast 7 days later. Whistle stop and stunning. Slight correction for you. It's not the longest coastal route. It is the longest “sign posted” coastal route. Certainly brought back some lovely memories of driving a camper van along very narrow roads.

Hi guys before you took the road for Minard castle yea should have went into a village called Annascaul the home of the Antarctic explorer Tom Crean where he bought a pub and named it the South Pole inn so read up about his expedition’s. Yes Tom left Minard castle and joined the British navy also some of Ryan’s Daughter was filmed there , the beach is very safe to swim in because that where I am from and enjoy the rest of your trip

Ireland is nice but bear in mind, this whole island was a temperate oceanic rainforest. Can you imagine what it would have looked like then? I'm sure the UK was mostly too. A lot of the west is overgrazed with sheep roaming free on the hills, hence that's why they're all bare and free of trees etc. If we could rewild even a percentage of it, it'd be a start. I'm from Galway btw, right at the half way point. Lovely video.

Likely to be oysters or mussel farming at Ballycarbery

Inch is amazing. Far and away was filmed there I think. Also love Dingle. Thanks for filming.

enjoy safe travels

these views are nothing compared to what you will see in Clare or Galway

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You really don't appreciate where you're from until you see it through the eyes of someone not from here :)

Love love love this series - clearly I have a bias but you’re doing a great job of ‘doing’ NS 💕💕💕