How ๐๐๐ to travel Europe #2 - EARLY ACCESS
Happy new year everyone and thanks for all your support. Hope you enjoy this next episode. Subtitles not yet available.
How ๐๐๐ to travel Europe #2 - Scooters + Mountains = Pain (YouTube)
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I absolutely love these videos, keep em coming man!
Thanks a lot Hannes! Will do!
Great video once again dude!
Thanks Conor!
Another great video, its amazing that you can seemingly hitchhike like that with no issues. i wish i could do that in the US without worry. With that being said, it would be awesome to see you make a video in the states. Has that ever crossed your mind? '
It's never without worry, always best to be with someone else and don't get into a car with anyone who looked dodgy. I'm definitely planning on doing some filming in the states, but nothing too illegal, for obvious reasons, haha.
Another great video! i cant say i have scene any other vlogs than come close to rivaling this kind of adventure.
Thats amazing to hear Sam, thanks!
Did you have a last resort contingency plan in case nobody picked you up? As an absolute last resort, would you have got the train, and paid for it? This would have taken you in the record breaking Simplon Tunnel, which would have been awesome in itself! I don't want to spoil the YouTube magic, but my question really is, if you simply can't get what you want on camera, do you have a Plan B to move to he next step of the journey?
Hmm good question, I don't think I've really thought about that, I think we either would have gone back down to the station to hop on a train or we would have travelled further up the valley by foot to where the road is purely the Simplon pass road and tried to pull cars over or something, but to be honest we would have been fucked, with Ayrton waiting there with the kayaks it would have been a huge disaster.. Maybe we could have got a taxi up to the top of the simplon? as a last resort? luckily we didn't have to think about it too much :)
Your videos remind me 2 of my greatest adventures: To the Black sea in Romania and To the finish of Finnish railway. Paid train tickets and beds, but still so many things had happen. Very appreciated part of your narrative is (in my opinion) mentioning how nice people you met. Reminds me one song's lyrics "people are not bad, just mankind is terrible". Good luck for further inspirational work, which I hope will make crowds to dig from their molehills out to the world.
They sound like epics. And that's quite a poignant quote! Thanks Michal for your kind words and for your support!
I'm trying to watch it but it says "video is private". But I'm a patron and I'm logged in and everything...
Never mind, seems to be working now since it's gone public.
Great to live adventures through you while I'm stuck in college for the next couple years. A perfect balance of savagery and appreciation for the locals.
Haha cheers Steve, you not gonna get chance in the summer for a little adventure?
Great stuff, some lovely looking places you visited, gonna bring out the adventurer in me.
Cheers Russ! Yeah that valley was stunning. Get out there on a hike mate you can't beat it.
If that brake melted rubber it had to have been at least 180ยฐC
I genuinely believe it reached those figures. You saw the steam too! I just wish we had an egg earlier on when it was still hot! It would have burnt.
Fuck a weekly upload we need more family this shits gold, you deserve so much more recognition and when you get it lad Iโll be happy I knew you small and humble, cheers man gl on the adventures ahead :)
Cheers Arch! I'm just going to keep doing what I love I don't care about being famous. Thanks to you guys hopefully I can keep doing it for some time. More straight lines coming this year, will need that luck. Peace!
Was such a pleasure to watch. Thanks for the very genuine and honest content! It's so rare on YouTube to have quality content like this. Looking forward for more :)
Thanks Tancred. Means a lot!
Great episode! It's crazy fun to follow your adventures.
Cheers Martin! I hope that fun feeling long continues!
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I'm about to watch this episode. I really enjoyed the first one! Were you nervous about changing up the format from the one-man 'straight-line' mission to this? It seems to have been received very well by the youtube subscribers, but I can imagine it's a risky thing. You did a great job keeping the style and humorous vibe of the straight-line mission, but creating something excitingly new and unique at the same time. Happy New Year, and may you have plenty of ludicrous and wild, but ultimately safe, adventures in 2020!