This is Why I Love ENGLAND & Travel Plans Update
Join Gabriel Morris as he embarks on his last day of adventure in the breathtaking Lake District of northern England. In this video, Gabriel takes you along on an amazing hike up a stunning mountain, showcasing all that makes England so special—from its lush landscapes to its charming culture.
As a passionate budget traveler and outdoor enthusiast, Gabriel shares not only the beauty of England but also his personal travel plans, giving viewers an insight into what lies ahead. Whether you’re an avid hiker, an England aficionado, or simply looking for travel inspiration, this video encapsulates the essence of exploration and the love for travel.
Throughout the hike, enjoy the soothing sounds of music from talented artists including Niclas Gustavsson and Roy Williams, perfectly complementing the serene visuals.
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I look forward to your next adventures, and thanks for your kind message on … Take care!
very beautiful indeed
Gabriel, just a small point, Brits also do not realise this, but the lakes woukd not be the Lake District without rain! The west of England like Ireland gets a lot of rain off the Atlantic. Towards the east are the "Pennines" high ground that keeps most of the rain to the West side. On the east side of pennines gets lesser rain.
Hey Gabriel! Everything is "going" here, and I loved seeing how things went for you. The bus footage in the beginning was spectacular. I felt like we were along for the ride.
Such a shame our country is being ruined by this weak left wing government 🙁
Great video Gabriel!
Extraordinary hike and grand views. This is what I was hoping for.
I think you might travel to greece and india. You always come back to those countries each year.😅
Regards from Argentina
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Hi Gabe. Thanks for another wonderful video. Have you ever made a short video showcasing what gear you carry around on these travels? I would like to get into more outdoors stuff so I figured I'd consult an expert. Thank you for your time.
Beautiful
Small country? Could it be The Netherlands? If you're interested, you could look into water management in the Netherlands—much of which lies below sea level—and visit the Delta Works in Zeeland as well as the Afsluitdijk, which serves as a sea barrier. In this regard, I believe the Netherlands is unique in the world.
Hi Gabe. I know where your next country is. I'll just say it starts with M….. My Mum and Dad's country of birth. Enjoy
Yes public transport can be a problem in the lakes…try north Wales…much better transport
I think you will be going back to Hungary or up to Iceland next.
My favourite part of England . I used to regularly visit from Manchester where i lived but have since moved to SE Asia . If you had continued on to Seetoller and given the long days in July you could have walked up onto the top and then across the ridge to where you climbed and on to Cat Bells before descending to a bus stop . I am hoping to visit again in 2027
Croatia next??
Just back from the Peak District which is lovely but I think the Lake District without a doubt more stunning. And the people up there are so friendly. Need to go back.
Your right about Southern Ireland using Km, and the north using mikes,
We switched from miles to km about 20 years ago
Instead of retracing your steps, a boat could have taken you directly to Keswick.
May I politely suggest investing in one (or all of the four Lake District Outdoor MAPS??? And/or join a local, organised (by an expert) walk – see local library or local outdoor shop. Sandals???