Spanish Road Trip #1 - Barcelona to Pamplona
*as usual watch in the highest quality with subtitles*
**ALSO.. apparently, bizarrely, this video is blocked in one country, Denmark. Apparently Santana doesn't want Danes listening to his music. If any of you $6 tier folks are from Denmark, don't have a VPN and want to watch this video, message me privately and I will re-upload a version of this video with different music in it**
In September 2018 me and Verity flew to Barcelona, rented a car and drove off into the mountains of Northern Spain.
The plan was to explore as many historic cities as we could, devouring the tapas and cervezas that they had to offer, and find beautiful and innovative places to pitch our little tent for the night. For the most part, that's what we did.
Part 1 (of 2) see's me attempt to drive out of Barcelona's main train station at rush hour, as well as a collection of camping / cooking fails that almost ruined the trip.
Part 2 will see us travel from Pamplona to San Sebastian, Bilbao, and down to Madrid..
Thanks again everyone!!
Comments (11)
There were a few occasions where this had me creasing. Brilliant stuff guys
Love this kind of stuff, was a big fan of How not to Travel Europe and I hope to see more of this kind of stuff in the future!
Cheers Steve! So glad you enjoyed! Hopefully next summer me and Greg will be able to travel somewhere and bring you a brand new series!
Oy, this brings back so many memories of traveling Europe where in every new country there's a new language I don't know and the challenge of buying groceries in that language!
Haha The struggle is real
Lol why in Denmark of all places. Oh well, VPN time!
Arggh I'm sorry Alex! I haven't the foggiest! Maybe Santana had a mad experience in a Copenhagen bar one time, who knows.
Haha, mate Verity has some class comic timing shining out from that timorous exterior. Enjoyed the video and glad to keep supporting you.
Thanks James I shall tell her that. She'll be dead smug.
You might want to check your project framerate is set the same as the camera, fast motion sections of the footage are really jarring.
It seems I matched it to the raw footage but I think at some point in the rendering / uploading process it loses quality. I'm gonna go higher next time. Cheers man