@asacraig9876
"Life is simple. And when you keep it simple, you get life." Love that!
@GamerDaze-r6n
The footage quality, and the drone footage are incredible. No silly music, just pure outdoors. Love it. "Life is simple, and when you keep it simple, you get life."
@claffafc
I love the fact you don't add silly music and we get the pure authenticity and natural sounds so peaceful and much better experience watching. Chills me right out these videos
@DIRTYLEEDS
You are on your way to taking this channel to another level! Going Country to Country exploring different sceneries and cultures, mate I can only imagine where this channel will be in a year or so! Keep smashing it!
@stevekeiretsu
what I love about your videos is how straightforward and 'authentic' they are. no 'influencer' style hyperbole or navel gazing, no intrusive music or showy editing, just letting the hike speak for itself
@Peapodmaster
After having a recent breakdown of a long term relationship. Your videos have helped motivate me to get back into doing the things I used to love, I've got many walks and routes planned ahead of me and I've bought some new kit. Thanks Liam
@tomwardle94
Just came back from the Camino Francés, 500 miles to Santiago. Got into trekking after videos on YouTube like yours
@capt2be
You are a talented storyteller. Keep the story simple, keep walking, and let the Camino shine.
@deca3058
Portuguese sub here. Glad to see you chose Portugal as part of your first journey abroad. As always another great video. Keep it up! (Btw "boa tarde" means good afternoon, good night is "boa noite")
@cadencecoaching
Just finished this exact Camino route a few weeks ago! Thanks for the sweet walk down memory lane. One of the best experiences of my life…
@brunocosta4157
Hey Liam! As a portuguese I loved watching your perspective on our part of the camino. The portuguese wish Bom Caminho to all the hikers and pilgrims doing the camino. Its just means wish you a good journey What tent are you using? btw. Boa Noite is good night, boa tarde is good afternoon/evening
@CATS57CATS
Thanks
@bernardgervais611
Beautiful! I walked from Porto to SDC, then Finisterre, Muxia, back to SDC, and then back to Porto again this summer in 31 days. What a magical experience. Thanks for allowing me to relive it!
@johndixon3631
Great adventure Liam. I find the sound of footsteps on a gravel path strangely soothing and the subtitles interprets that sound as applause😆 I applaud you too. Thanks for taking us along on your journey.
@lizdg3892
Wonderful. I cycled from Lisbon. Part of which was costal. But the weather had some challenges. Winds and rain pelting down. Made it truly an adventure. Then we turned inland. Finally making it to Santiago. The Portuguese are the loveliest people I’ve ever met. ❤️
@superhans85
Mate I love your channel. You're a likeable bloke and this is no nonsense just pure great walks with fantastic footage views and highlights. I could watch a 2 hour video on this. Please continue these international hikes and journeys. I know it's far away but new Zealand has 9 "greak hikes" most of them over several days. I've done 2 of them and they would be great for you to do and put on here
@warwickchuck1
I felt so much for you today when the burger and chips shop was closed, and the shower wasn’t working. Anyway you kept on smiling, enjoying your fabulous adventure. I lived and worked in Portugal for over four years and I do know most of the towns your passing but I wasn’t aware of the trail. Cheers. Warwick
@jimscarlet
Your journey from army chef to Santiago has been a joy to behold. Great work again Liam, you never disappoint.
@wonderwalluk1568
You are absolutely nailing it mate. your walks are epic, the duration of the videos is about right, the editing is good. Very inspirational. Thank you.
@conormckenna2090