EXCLUSIVEWe're Americans who lived in the UK for six months - these are the 11 things we 行方不明になる the most about Britain

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An American couple who lived in the UK for six months 明らかにする／漏らす the 11 'unique' things about the country they 行方不明になる most.

And one or two of the 入ること／参加（者）s may surprise some Brits.

Cara Atwell and Jeremy Davis - 現在／一般に in Portland, Oregon - 地位，任命するd a ビデオ to their '魔法 Geekdom' YouTube channel in which they look 支援する at the things they 行方不明になる about the UK after spending six months there.

It has 獲得するd over 100,000 見解（をとる）s and hundreds of comments.

The 名簿（に載せる）／表（にあげる） is in no particular order, but they did 明らかにする／漏らす to MailOnline Travel the thing they 行方不明になる the most, 明らかにする／漏らすd here at the end.

化石 追跡（する）ing

Cara 情愛深く 解任するs 化石 追跡（する）ing in Dorset, where they 調査するd the 'beautiful and amazing' Jurassic Coast.?

While there, she 明らかにする／漏らすs that they had 広大な／多数の／重要な fun searching for 化石s - and 設立する what they think was a fossilised sea urchin. Cara 追加するs: '[化石 追跡（する）ing] is just so 冷静な／正味の.?

Cara Atwell and Jeremy Davis (above) - 現在／一般に in Portland, Oregon - 地位，任命するd a ビデオ to their '魔法 Geekdom' YouTube channel in which they look 支援する at the things they 行方不明になる about the UK after spending six months there

?Cara 情愛深く 解任するs 化石 追跡（する）ing in Dorset, where they 調査するd the 'beautiful and amazing' Jurassic Coast

'You can do it in so many places.'

Pub culture

'We have pubs here [in the U.S], but it's not やめる the same,' says Jeremy.?

'[In the UK] people socialise and hang out and eat food - you can 会合，会う some really 冷静な／正味の people. I feel that's not what happens in the U.S. [Here] it doesn't have the same feeling of friendliness.'

Fish and 半導体素子s

Cara laments how fish and 半導体素子s in America 'is not proper fish and 半導体素子s'. Above - 'proper' UK fish and 半導体素子s

'We have fish and 半導体素子s in the U.S,' says Cara.?

'But it's not proper fish and 半導体素子s. It just isn't. We don't take that nice big filet of fish and lay it on those nice chunky 半導体素子s.'

British food in general

Cara 行方不明になるs British food in general, 選ぶing out Cornish pasties, scones and clotted cream as 存在 の中で the items she enjoyed in the UK

The couple also 明らかにする／漏らす how they 行方不明になる British scones, clotted cream and Cornish pasties.

質 of food

'The 質 of food is so much better in the UK,' says Cara, with Jeremy 追加するing: 'I 料金 l that whenever you go to a restaurant in the U.S, 特に a chain restaurant, you can tell it's not really fresh, that they boiled it in a 捕らえる、獲得する, something sad like that.' In Britain, he says, it's easier to find 'home-cooking food'.

'Picky bits'

UK 'picky bits', explain Cara and Jeremy, are h'ordeuvres, 含むing cheeses, crackers and 薄焼きパン／素焼陶器s, with Cara 追加するing that other favourites in this 部類 含む Spanish tortilla [omelette] and baked Camembert. The latter, says Cara, 'has changed my life'.

Sheep - and the countryside

Cara says: 'When I の近くに my 注目する，もくろむs and think of a 平和的な, wonderful place, I picture the English, Welsh and Scottish countryside [they 港／避難所't made it to Northern Ireland yet]'

'We have sheep in the U.S, but you don't go 運動ing 負かす／撃墜する a country road and see sheep,' says Cara. 'You might see some cow s, some horses, maybe a goat - but when was the last time you drove 負かす／撃墜する a country road in the U.S and saw a field of sheep? To people in the UK, it might seem silly, but we just don't have that [sheep].' They're fans of the English countryside, too.

Cara 追加するs: 'When I の近くに my 注目する，もくろむs and think of a 平和的な, wonderful place, I picture the English, Welsh and Scottish countryside [they 港／避難所't made it to Northern Ireland yet].' And Jeremy 発言／述べるs that older buildings in the UK that you might see in the countryside are 'given more 尊敬（する）・点'.

More pet friendly

The couple 発言／述べるd how travelling with their dog, Carly, was 'just so 平易な'

Cara 発言／述べるd that 'everything was just so 平易な' when travelling around with their dog, Carly. 'Travel with her was 平易な, and in general I felt like not only were places more open to having dogs, but those places often had people who were so much more interactive with her.'

Markets

'London has so many,' says Cara. 'There are so many neat markets in the UK. I feel like it's so underappreciated.'

British lingo

Cara 明らかにする／漏らすs that she prefers 'car park' over 'parking lot' and '解除する' instead of elevator, while Jeremy 収容する／認めるs he 行方不明になるs 'putting things in the boot' [instead of the trunk].

Cara 追加するs: 'I love how we all speak English, yet our English is so different.'

What the pair 行方不明になる the most, however, is the people.

They explain: 'We both agree that the thing we 行方不明になる the most is the people, 含むing the day-to-day interactions that are harder to 遭遇（する） in the U.S.

'For example, in the UK, we would take almost daily trips to the supermarket, talking to people as we walked there in 新規加入 to people we would 遭遇（する） in the 蓄える／店.

'In the U.S, it's much more ありふれた to 運動 to the supermarket and only buy groceries once a week, likely because we typically have larger fridges and use more preservatives in our food.

'Once we got 支援する to the U.S, we realised how many より小数の interactions we have with people 定期的に and it has been one of the harder 調整s.'

Cara and Jeremy 地位，任命する on social マスコミ as The 魔法 Geekdom. They can be 設立する at www.instagram.com/themagicgeekdom; twitter.com/magicgeekdom; www.tiktok.com/@themagicgeekdom; www.youtube.com/@TheMagicGeekdom and www.facebook.com/themagicgeekdom.