We found Austria's BEST beer festival 🍻 

That was good. And i watched it securely!

Classic Lost in Transit conversation... I-"Look at this average house!" T-"Er ... that's a massive hotel..." 😂please don't ever change, either of you🙏👏 Over the years we've seen you have your ups and downs, but it is so lovely to see you both so very happy ☺️💙 I-"Actually, this morning I feel good!" T-"Yeah, I feel good too!" Narrator-"They were, in fact, both still drunk..."

Thank you! 😊

Don't know what deffo means. but that could have been sunstroke...

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(ps - our two kids are Izzy and Tom....just sayin'!)

Genius, we couldn’t think that logically after that many beers

@@LostInTransit haha. It's my only talent

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Thank you 🙏

I don't know about the lakesode pitch, but I live in the south and highly reccomend the Pyramidenkogl observation tower near Klagenfurt and the "Goldenes Dachl" in Insbruck. If you want to go swiming in a big lake, I reccomend the Ossiachersee and Wörthersee. If you want to camp or swim by the river side, there are some very nice spots along the Drau river. For small lakes I highly reccomend the Vassachersee (it can get a bit full tjere tho). For hiking I cant reccomend Dobratsch enough. There is a gravel road up for easy walking, there is a parking space near the top, but you can walk up from the bottom. For experienced hikers I reccomend the Jägersteig (also Dobratsch, different rute) for a cliffside walk with BEAUTIFUL view. Dobratsch is also not very turisty and there is a small restaurant at the summit where you can enjoy local specialties with an absolutly gorgeous backdrop of the alpes. Gerlitzen is also a popular destenation, but unlike Dobratsch isnt free unless you walk up from the bottom and is very turisty

TLDR: I live in the southern part of Austria, ask me if you want to know anything speciffic about our country

Wow so many tips! Wish I had seen this comment before we went to Austria. The campsite we stayed at was Lindenstrand Romantic camping on Wolfgangsee

@@LostInTransit ooh I know that one, it's a good one

@@LostInTransit I wish you plenty of fun and safe travels

This is true!

Only in a campsite, unfortunately. It is very illegal to do otherwise. Huge fines.

Agreed, what I read online it sounds like you have to use camp sites. If you get caught wild camping in a protected area the fines are as high as €14,000!!!

@@LostInTransit you made it look achievable 👍 I think I'll try.

It’s a type of camping, I also walked the length of the uk last year wild camping en route, so no stranger to tents if that’s what you’re getting at??? 🤷

Very much so, haha

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We honestly had no idea, only realised when they were putting the tree up in that first village

@@LostInTransit Great video - I loved it, and made notes as to the locations you discovered - Thanks

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