American Reacts : The Coast to Coast: 182 Miles across the English Countryside - INCREDIBLE!! 

I’m a Brit & I have seen a few of your videos now, always enjoy them & like your laid back style & appreciation for all you watch. You always get a thumbs up from me. There is mention made of an American couple who walked the Cotswold way. They had filmed their walk for the family but they were a real hit once the Brits saw what they were doing. They’ve become YT celebrities without realising just how inspiring their walk was. They do the walk over a 9day period & I was glued to it. Such a great couple & it gives you an appreciation of a different part of the country (The Cotswolds) Best wishes from Cheshire, North West England

Talking about walking without getting shot by the landowner theres a video of some mountain bikers in Scotland who bump in to the land owner who stops and has a nice chat with them. Doesn't sound like much but the landowner was King Charles.

I love this video. I've seen it several times now and it always brings me joy.

I love Liam Brown's channel, he makes great films of his adventures in the U.K., and abroad.

Thank you for reacting to my suggestion. Knew you would like it. From Yorkshire 🏕

Have watched this video many times Naia, it never fails to please- often love to be alone and this is one of the nicest ways to do it - stay well mate🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

There are a few comments on your channel about another epic hike (Hiking the Cotswold Way: Off Day Adventures). Another ancient footpath. A lovely American couple wanted to celebrate their thirtieth birthdays by doing something epic. They decided to fly to England and walk 102 miles along the beautiful Cotswold hills. The very first day they hit problems - painful ones. They walked for nine gruelling days. We got caught up in their journey and watched every videoed step. They were such a great couple we just wanted them to realise their dream. Did they make it all the way to Bath? Well that's a tale for another day. Love from the UK

If you like this sort of video maybe you should check out off day adventures, 2 Americans walking the Cotswold way. Lovely couple and great vlog. 👊

God is an Englishman 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 !

This was great. Subbed.

Thumbs up from me! People also walk, drive or cycle the entire length of England and Scotland, from Land's End in Cornwall to John O'Groats in the north of Scotland. That's 603 miles/970 Km. People often do it to raise funds for charities. Yes, the red thing was a phone box. These days they don't always have phones in them. Some have defibrilators, others are used as mini-libraries, it depends on what the people in the area want them to be. Alfred Wainwright wrote a lot of books about hiking. He illustrated them and drew his own maps, lovely descriptions. As far as I know they are still for sale. At one stage Wainwright had his own TV programme too. He was a lovely unassuming man who did a great deal to help people to explore these beautiful places. The weather is not always as kind as it was on the days this was filmed! It appears to be spring so he was very, very , lucky with it. Britain is always windy, I am writing this on 8th August and the wind has been blowing the trees here all day. But there's nothing better than being on the top of one of those hills with the cool wind blowing in one's face. I don't agree with his view of the Moors, he might not say it in late summer when everywhere is purple with the flowering heather. Shame on him for not liking God's own county!

Hi-lights for me, passing Robin Hood’s grave, beautiful sunsets, birdsong, and a 1000 mile socks😁 Also loved the strange looking sheep, cows, calves, and reindeer, and The Moors reducing him to ‘I can’t stand Yorkshire’😄 Poor guy was cold, windswept, and hangry, and definitely deserved a few mardy minutes by then. Fantastic achievement, and Bravo to him for getting to throw his pebble on the other side of the country into Robin Hood’s Bay.👏

Liams walking vids are always good. Such a nice young guy as well

Im a british person who has watched every episode that Liam has ever done. Hes recently done walks in portugal and the dolomites in italy. Those are pretty amazing videos eslecially the dolomites. Enjoy x

We all get to enjoy the views without the sore feet. Keep Reacting!

He's done longer walks - he did John O'Groats to Lands End. My favourite walk of his was the Hebridean Way

24:15 The moors: You talk shit, you get hit. Lol, don't insult the landscape. It will get back at you.

The long distance walkers association had an event called the coast to coast. i think is an annual event

Everyone should have a trip like this in their life. I traveled across France and Spain to south Andulucia from Portsmouth u.k as a 17-year-old with a friend. We hitchhiked some but found that a bit scary so ended up walking a lot of it. Some beautiful views. Amazing memories. 🏞️

A different time of year all that brown on the Yorkshire Moors would be purple and pink Heather's.

Another good walk is the Thames Walk, 186 miles from source to the Thames barrier, taking in Oxford, Windsor and London.

I'm glad you enjoyed my home county, Yorkshire. I've tried in the past to live in other places but it's not for me. I don't want to live anywhere else.

And the very best thing is no dangerous animals at all. Great reaction mate.

There's an American couple who did this sort of thing on the cotswolds, called off day adventures,I think you'd enjoy.

I was hoping he would arrive at Royston Vasey

This is a great video. I'm thinking of doing this walk or parts of it.....😊

No dangerous animals to worry about and if he camps away from the waters edge no midges either.

I walk uo to 12 hours with a record player in my pack and play old Ska/Reggae music on cliffs/craggs, and on the moors, i often post videos of my travels, they is nothing better than playing your favourite music, with a pear and blackberry crumble, with a nice whisky liquor, its like an open air concert for one with great tunes, and a fantastic view, a great way to rest up, and the occasional hikers looks puzzled when they see playing music so far out, but they soon enjoy a rest and shared food and drink

Come to England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿! Sure you’d love it here! 😁

Most I've done is 42 miles in 16 hours, safe to say I had a few blisters afterwards! All for a charity to raise awareness for men's mental health issues and encouraging men to talk.

I have done this twice in my lifetime Once in each direction. Average time to cross the country was 8 to 10 days. I have even seen a Father and FIVE YEAR OLD SON walk it in 12 days.

Did coast 2 coast last month

Well done young man , enjoyed coming along on your video

Not many red telephone booths these days unfortunately but they are still out there😊

"Geowizard" did it and kick a ball all the way👍

New York to California (San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego). I did that in my 20s - however, I did it riding on a Greyhound bus, with key stops along the way (incl. Chicago and Denver). Then after spending time in California I returned to New York travelling through the southern states via Texas, Louisana (New Orleans). Florida (St Petersburg), then up through the Eastern states. 😃

I would LOVE to walk this!

Fleswick Bay at the beginning of the walk is amazing. The orange sandstone rocks there have the ripples of the waves from millions of years ago. Ennerdale Water is where President Bill Clinton proposed to Hilary Clinton.

A bit shorter but you could have walked Hadrians wall.

He didn't stop in at the Slaughtered Lamb for a pint?

I did this walk with a group of friends when I was 16. The only part of the walk I hated was walking along Striding Edge.

19:16 Cataractonium, lots of people there had eyesight problems.

I’m done peopling, nice.

I highly recommend a channel for anyone who has an intrest in Nature, AntsCanada channel is fantastic, a man has built a giant eco system (rainforrest) in his home with plants animals and insects, we get to see, huntsmen spiders, praying Mantis mating, a so many more to mention. he recently built and upper level, the canopy, he will also be adding two more ecosystems that will all link up. Great filming and narration. He has over a million subs.

That bloke travelled 182 gruelling miles across England but never once met a Dragon, sad.

Make yourself smaller and the picture bigger...?

4:03 that really annoyed me. More than is reasonable. "Ennerdale Water or something like that?" You're doing one thing and you're stopping at that place. Look it up in advance. Know your route. If people have to leave their families to come and save you and you think " I'm over here or something like that" cuts it. Sorry, that became a rant, didn't mean it. I apologise.

Please don't tell an American about Robin Hood's grave. He may just think he was a real person.

Are you avoiding the far far far right wing destroying of England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿