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Man a motor out over the Amazon jungle.. 😬

Enjoyed it brother..........what a journey!

Foi muito bom fazer este Cross com os amigos Joel e Kris. Estou ponto para novas aventuras na céu. 😃

I kid you not that I was just thinking that I suddenly remember flying an LED lighted prop, but hadn't seen it. A minute into the video, you are flying that fancy prop I seem to recall from before your travels. I hate the news dfor now, but look forward to the next season. Right before the holidays here may work out to be good timing for you. Anyway thanks for making my Thursdays more enjoyable.

Season one was beautiful and I enjoyed every video 👍👍

Great video as always. Love the scenery. As always have fun and stay safe.

That was incredible

What a season man!! This was my best find this year. I really enjoyed coming along the trip and you made it feel like we were really there. Learned a ton too. Have fun in the states, enjoy the holidays, can't wait to see you in ssn 2!

Really happy for you man! Glad your final flight of the season was this epic! We need to catch up when you get stateside.

Thank you for a great video again. Find it fascinating how such high quality content as you have can have so few views...while totally fake people with breast implants and spandex clothes have millions views... What a strange world. Thanks from Sweden.

Epic finally. Thanks so much for sharing. I assume you will still have some content from the states.? Until next time.!

Oh man, I'm bummed out, as you are for sure. My Thursdays won't be the same for awhile. I understand completely, though. Weather and location has its limitations on a lot of activities. But, I also know from watching since the beginning when you were still flying at your home outside of Terrell, that you are one tough traveler. If there were a way, you would do it. Thanks for taking the viewers on such an epic journey. I have learned a lot about people and geographics through this time with you. That, I hope, brings joy to you. It looks as if you have inspired those "beginners" to enjoy the "playground" a bit! Footdrags!!! Finally! So cool to see that done in such a remote part of the world, that's a new one, for sure.I have to add that I wish my knees and legs were still strong enough for 'foot launches' because I see you flying in places where that is only possible. I assume you will be back to flying back in Texas? If so, I'll be watching. As for new adventures, or added adventures, you might do what I watched Mark Hunneycut do, fly from Mexico to Canada. Beautiful western terrain.......but, that isn't exactly a "playground", more like a grueling cross country!! Anyway, Kris, thanks and I'll be watching for more adventures. And as always, be safe and Blue Skies! (Hello to 42!)

Been enjoying your series. Can't wait for season 2. Wouldn't mind trying out that F3. Recently picked up a used F1 and really enjoying it.

I know this build from somewhere...

Awesome experience! Safe trip, Kris!

Some pretty awesome experiences you're having!

I love that even though you were cooped up on the boat for so long, you exercised restraint when deciding not to fly with the thermally conditions. Great to see the adventure continue.

I still fly . But you would not believe how many channels I have deleted about paramotering . Boring and out of touch with real people. . But I do enjoy your channel 👍 as always stay safe and have fun ‼️ I hope to meet you again someday and fly with you 😎

Finally got a flight in!..........That bike on the plank was a nail biter!!

EPIC for sure, but was it worth the long trip on the boat? I’m guessing yes. See you next week.

I’m so happy you could fly in Manaus!

Hey Kris! Another video that doesn't disappoint. More views of the river that just blow my mind. It's hard to believe how wide it gets at different points. I've never seen rivers that merge with that type of physical reaction. Amazing. I think the only thing close to that, that I've seen is where the Indian and South Atlantic meet at Cape Town. Amazing phenomena. I'm just wondering how much tension there was for you when they were trying,, with a lot of effort, to pick your bike up to that ramp!!! Decades old river transportation.....they really got it down! I can imagine the relief that came with no damage. You may have mentioned and I just dont remember, what engine are you using? Vitterozi or Moster? Have you had many 'stomach churning' moments with engine sputter, or stoppage? Just can't help but think of engine out moments over some of that jungle!!! Your thoughts? Sure was some nice flight videos there at the last. Fun, fun, fun! Looking forward to the advice you get about your next 'leg' of the adventure. Until then, be safe, and Blue Skies!

Glad you could get a break after the long boat ride 😅 that wasn't an ideal cruise I'm sure

Love the videos of your adventures! If you ever make it to Sedona, AZ hit me up and I'll get some of the locals together and take you on an air tour of the red rocks.

Acá le decimos chiva .y las cargan de lo llegué muy bueno el audio en español ❤un abrazo 🫂

Safe travels to you, my brilliant stepson. ❤❤❤

He makes a way for those who follow Him. Love your positive attitude, it’s contagious

Good one Kris.........missing ya in Ecuador..........place is amazing!!

Great adventure, Kris. I love the patience it takes to complete the journey you are on. There is something therapeutic about it. Anyway, I look forward to each week's video and can't wait to see how the completion of the boat ride plays out.

I am really happy you have enjoyed your boat trip!

I don’t know Kris. 5 days on that but might drive me crazy! As always, looking forward to the next chapter. Take care.

I have never slept on a moving boat, I imagine it is less hectic and the air is purer.

I have never slept on a moving boat, I imagine it is less hectic and the air is purer.

Two words….. Aya Huasca

Looks like a nice relaxing ride . Cool video 👍 have fun and stay safe .

I’ve been away from Manaus for so long that they probably don’t even speak the same language. Just kidding.

You can go anywhere for a price. 💰

I’m I’m from the center of the Amazon.

Taking a boat up or down the Amazon in a hammock on the main deck is so much more fun and more of an adventure. You just need to keep your belongings safe.

KurtCaz has made some TH-cams about visiting Letitia. Belem is how you say Bethlehem in Portuguese.

I remember traveling down the Amazon, from Santarem to Macapa, then to French Guiana and the border with Suriname, and then back to Amazon. One of my favorite experiences in my life.

Wow, wow, wow!! Seriously! Just can't believe the adventure that is unfolding for you. What an amazing memory this will always be. As ann 8th grrader, many moons ago, the study of geography introduced me to South America, and Brazil. The only city I knew of back then was Belem. Never forgot that, and now I've seen where it is in regards to the river. Thanks for the tour! Also, just amazed at how wide the river is. Sure puts the Mississippi to shame!. All that vegetation on the shore sure looks thick. Wouldn't want to be stuck in there!. Sometimes, the decisions we make can be life altering, in good and bad ways. I hope this ends up being a positive outcome for the journey. So far you've had some great luck with the people you have met. Hopefully, more will follow. Hard to say as isolated as this new territory is. Never know, but that's part of the adventure. Too bad about Venezuela, but as we've discussed, geopolitics aren't conducive for Americans. Speaking of which(something else regarding decisions) my other traveling TH-camr, Tommy of "Sabbatical" is having second thoughts about his choice of locales at the moment. He's in Siberia and he's already gotten some negative encounters because of the current animosity to Americans........As you have said, It's all an adventure.........watching this today on Thanksgiving. I hope yours was a good day. As always, be safe and Blue Skies!......jeez, I just looked at a map of your location. Fortunately, Manause is around 2 million population. So, there should be someone you'll meet that has a good solution to get to Equador or Columbia. That's a lot of river travel, my friend!.............the following is a post I found that dates back to 2015....I see that you can travel up the Amazon by boat to Leticia from Manaus for around 110 bucks if you bring your own hammock. Plus cost of bike TBD by your negotiating skill. Upstream travel time is around 6 days. There are no roads out of Leticia. I seem to remember you were on a DL650. They have flights out of Leticia to Bogota, but I doubt if you could stuff your bike into one of those planes very easily. Who knows? But you can take a boat further up the Amazon to Iquique Peru for 65 bucks plus cost of bike. Alas, still no overland road. Another 5 to 7 days upstream takes you to Pucallpa where there is a road into Peru. I have heard of backpackers taking this route but never a moto. Anything is possible, but that is a lot of ifs. If it was August in the dry season you could take BR319 south of Manaus and hook up with the TransAmazonica hwy over to Peru. I have only seen pictures of that road and it looks like a mud pit unsuited for a Weestrom during the rainy season. Unless you could find a truck to to haul you south through the worst parts. If it were me, I would head north through Boa Vista to the Venezuela border and take my chances with bribery and cajoling. The worst that can happen is you have to backtrack. The road is paved now and it would be a fun scenic ride. I would look at it as a public service to ADVriders heading that way in the near future. But that's just me.

Thank you for not going up again. I didn't like the way you were talking up there. Be careful please, the last thing us viewers want to see is you filming from a hospital or even worse, not filming at all. God bless

Sounds like the corruption here in the US. I think it's a World Wide issue. Thanks again for the ride along

Alright. I have to finally say it. Get a different bike! What a turd lol. God does love you. He's loves us all. Safe travels bud

People are soooo… loving, yet Brazil is one of the most murderous and crime infested places in the world. Many people there have no morals or conscience. Why not mention that, when complaining about police?

Since you put so many miles on that bike, in that country, why not crack a book open and learn a few words of Portuguese?

You remind me of Itchy Boots, alone, not speaking a word of local language and without cash! That woman was equally reckless, also clueless. Maybe she’s still alive.😅 Still, thanks for the video. It’s entertaining and you put in the effort to get in-and-out of trouble, in some forsaken place. It is appreciated and subscribed!

Yay!!! This brightens my heart. ❤❤❤

very cool, beautiful images