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@@ThatSubaruDude It’s definitely something you don’t see on a daily basis! Even when doing a trip around the world - truly stunning! As for our setup, it’s not for everyone, and it’s not perfect by any means, but it does the job for what we want to do! 👌😎

@@Fellowrser Welcome! We have a Sony A7, a DJI Mavic 3 Pro and an iPhone. We’ve also got two DJI microphones. That’s it. 👍

@@markjones3425 Hi Mark! Thanks for the kind message and for following along! We appreciate it! Glad you enjoyed this video! More coming soon…

@@nepaloffroadexplorer Hello!! 🇳🇵The Nepalese flag is our son’s favourite flag! Exploring Nepal is definitely part of our plan! 😎

@@pitermarits Thanks so much Piter! 🇳🇱 Glad you enjoyed it! Quite the statement. Thank you🙏 It’s a real shame we didn’t film the switchbacks but to be honest they caught us a little off guard as we were expecting them further down the route, it was only once we’d began that we realised… these are the switchbacks! 😬 We had to keep the momentum, priority number one.

@@ridingnomad1908 Yes it is! Nature impresses yet again! Glad you enjoyed it! 😎

@@drknowster Glad you enjoyed it! We’ve got plenty more in the pipeline… 😎 Thanks so much for you kind words, you’re welcome! 🙏

@@alanmohn4146 Glad you’re enjoying the journey Alan! Is it not strange going backwards or you quite like doing it that way? 🤔

@@projectwildearth Never thought about it. It just seems fun.

@@alanmohn4146 Like you say, as long as you’re having fun! That’s the beauty of TH-cam, you can do whatever you like, whenever you like. 👍

@@seatoskyadventures6130 Thanks so much for the kind comment and so for subscribing! It means a lot! 🙂🙏 We’re very much looking forward to this year and wish you all the best in Canada! 🇨🇦 🍻

@@ahmedalmulla9402 Hi Ahmed! Thanks so much! There’s no reason why you can’t also make your dream a reality! Keep us posted, it’s a small world and we’d love to meet up with some fellow owners! 👍😎

@@mariozimmermann2544 Hi Mario! Welcome 🇨🇭 Glad you found us and are along for the ride! Thank you for your kind words! Enjoy catching up from the beginning! Hope you had a great Christmas with your family, best wishes for 2025! 🥂 Let us know what you think when you’ve caught up!

@@mariozimmermann2544 Regarding the fuel question. We have a Petrol Trialmaster. We went with Petrol as it’s sometimes tricky to get clean diesel in certain parts of the world, especially on our planned route. We also didn’t want DPF issues or have to find and carry AdBlue all the time. Simple life, so far, so good. 👍

@@projectwildearth Hello family, thank you very much for the detailed explanation of why the decision was made to opt for the gasoline engine and it makes a lot of sense! What you have already experienced in the past, I have now arrived in Turkey 😉, is incredible and I am really looking forward to continuing to accompany you on this great and adventurous journey! Have fun and thank you for the information about the Grenadier. I'm getting more and more motivated to get one in the near future 🙉🥳 Best wishes and take care!

@@coloradomallcrawlers Welcome! There’s adventures to be had all over the planet! 🌍😎

@@eagle1hd Welcome aboard! 🇺🇸 Feel free to spread the word at the show! 😉No doubt this trip helps answer many questions people may have about the Grenadier…

@@eagle1hd Maybe one day we can come along to one of these shows, we’re finishing up our journey in the US! 🇺🇸😎

@@haydenho154 Welcome! Hope you enjoy the journey so far! 🙂😎

We love all these stories and little unknown facts! As for the Balkans being a beautiful area of the world, it’s a real gem with amazing people!

We’ve been to all of those areas and would agree! Wild places, wild weather. India has its fair share of wild weather too! The whole world is going in this direction now…

@@projectwildearth best time to visit india during rainy season August to September November mid india has cherapunji which receives highest rainfall in region then konken to uttrakhand nepal Bhutan indian Tibetan plateau Nubra valley to janshar valley to kashmir and in northeast india arunachal pradesh maghaliya in after 21 November winter comes and ice and dense fog coveres the roads in lower n upper Himalaya region but south india stays pretty much above 20 degree low 11 degree in winter but nilgeri mountain range n hill station in those areas stay below +7 in day to -4 at night temperatures

@ Good to know! 👍

@@projectwildearth good journey namaste 🙏 from india 🇮🇳

It's not ideal but adds a bit of humour and entertainment to the day! 👍

Thanks for the tip! 👍

It truly is an amazing place! Glad you enjoyed the video! As for the sketchy stuff, conditions were in our favour this time around.. imagine what it’s like when they go against you, water levels rise rapidly, landslides occur and you’re at pretty high elevations… it can get very dangerous, very quickly. Anyone who attempts this should really think about it beforehand.

We LOVED our time in the Balkans. With the 90 day rule for the Schengen area, it made a lot of sense for us to spend an extended amount of time there. 👍 It’s changing quickly though and so if you’re keen to go, we’d suggest do it sooner rather than later…

Bit late for the recommendation… 😂😂

@@projectwildearth Keep it that way, so your beautiful kids to have the memories of their life together with mommy and daddy!Thank you for your video and good luck in your future adventures!

@@metotem9236 That's the plan! Thanks so much for your kind words! 🙏Glad you enjoyed the video!

@@John-Bavarian Hi John, thanks for the comment. Glad you’ve enjoyed watching our videos! We’re doing this trip as a family for many reasons. Most of which may not seem that obvious initially. Thanks for your suggestion. We know that inner peace is found internally and not externally. 🙏

@@re2d98av1 Glad you’ve enjoyed our videos! Welcome! We’re pretty new to this whole TH-cam game and so learning all the time! Glad you found us though! As for subscribers, we’ve learned that it’s pretty standard to have very few subscribers vs number of people that actually watch the videos. We get it though, it’s all good. People don’t want to fill their lives with yet more notifications unless they’re really interested and that can take some time. Thank you so much for your kind words about our content, hopefully the people that will enjoy and value watching the videos, will eventually get to watch them. Everyone has been so supportive on TH-cam and so over time, with people sharing the videos, that’ll all help. We believe that things will go in the direction they’re supposed to when the time is right. 🙏😊

@@abdullahalyami105 Thanks so much for the kind message! We’re glad you enjoyed our video! Feel free to subscribe to follow the rest of our journey! 🙏 👍

@@KentWood-OptimizeUTennis Hi Kent! Thanks so much for your kind comment! This made sense for us and we have the background to execute it. We know it’s not for everybody but we’re glad you’re able to come along for the ride! 😎 Thanks so much for sharing and helping to spread the word, it means lot! 🙏

After money, you need courage to go for such trips

@@Seekay92 That’s fair to say. There’s many layers to fully committing to something like this. 👍

@@seshaiahvuppala9416 Thanks so much! We’re glad you enjoyed this one! 🙏

@@CincoSip Great that you think so. We learn a bit more with every one we do! Thanks for subscribing! 🙏 We LOVE our Grenadier, we’ve had no major dramas so far and about 70% of our trip has been off-road…

Thanks so much for your kind words! We're glad you enjoyed it. Have you had time to catch up with the other videos? Just click here and they're all there www.youtube.com/@projectwildearth Full journey from the beginning 👉 tinyurl.com/5ewtrwz9 For more behind-the-scenes 👉 instagram.com/projectwildearth/ Latest Video:👉tinyurl.com/5e266wjw Hope that helps!

@@projectwildearth thanks a lot. 😀

Hi Terry! This made us chuckle. We're glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks so much for subscribing, great to have you along for the ride! As for your coffee offer, thank you once again! We don't have any way to facilitate that at the moment, but you're not the first to ask how they can potentially help/support so we quietly created this. 👉tinyurl.com/PWEstorytelling Please don't feel obliged, just know it's there. Every little helps. We've not made this link known to anyone apart from those who have asked directly but maybe it's time to spread the word a little... 🙏 If we get a few more coffee offers we should look into that too! We know there are a few options out there, we just never really considered it. You're the first! 😊

All good, cheers from Yukon Carry on

@ Thanks so much once again Terry! You’re getting a lot of thanks at the moment. 😊 We massively appreciate your donation to support what we’re doing. We hope you had a great Christmas with your family and friends and wish you all the best of the New Year! 🙏

@@_theskitnica This is a very special part of our plant that we all live on! Glad you enjoyed our take on it. 🙏😊

@@_theskitnica Glad you thought so! Thanks for the comment! Feel free to subscribe to see more coming soon… 😎

@@vancraft_chronicles Glad you liked the video and the scenery! Like you say, it’s an amazing part of the world. Glad to have you following along! If you break down in a remote area then you come up with a plan of how you going to get yourself and your family out of the situation or resolve it with the resources you have available. It’s like anything really. Remain calm, think logically, make a plan, sleep on it if you can and then execute it. If it doesn’t work, adapt the plan and try again. Keep doing that until you’re in a better situation. We always think survival first and have more than enough protection, water and food to survive for quite a while before it becomes an issue. This gives you a level of comfort because whatever comes your way, you have some time to think about it. You have to have the self confidence in your own problem solving skills that you can get yourself out of any situation you put yourself in. If you don’t, maybe don’t put yourself in those situations. Saying that, you can end up in them unintentionally. If you look at it from a life perspective, whatever comes our way in our own lives, we usually find a way to overcome it, eventually. Just apply the same logic. You can help yourself massively by preparing properly for what you’re about to do. 6Ps comes to mind. Prior Preparation Prevents Piss Poor Performance 👍 That includes quite a few things on trips like this but it’s all doable with a bit of research and thought. You need to be practical though. You can’t bring everything for every eventuality. That makes no sense in terms of weight and space and you’ll also never think of every eventuality. Experience is the greatest teacher and you only get that by doing it and putting yourself in those situations. You can do all sorts of preparation courses that may help too. Matt actually used to run his own Adventure Academy which covered all of this.

@@Awajdo-y7e Welcome! Glad you enjoyed the video! We’ll be heading to India soon! 🇮🇳

@@DavidAlanReece Thanks so much for your kind words, David! We really appreciate you taking the time to write them. Reaching a million subscribers is a big milestone, especially since we’re still pretty new to this, but we’re onboard and excited! We’re so glad you enjoyed the video, and it’s great to hear your thoughts. This is all great feedback from our perspective. Matt doesn’t drink coffee, so we can’t focus on that! 😂 We’re definitely on the same page about what we want to put out there. Once you’ve seen something once or twice, you’ve seen it-no need to labour the point. As for our kids, the Bartang Valley in Tajikistan is unbelievable, and we can only hope that even a small slice of it stays with them. The life and soul in the eyes and smiles of the people will always stay with us. Our plan is that this little journey will help form the foundation of who our children will become and, hopefully, set them up for the big wide world!

Not many places like it on Earth that’s for sure! Thanks so much for your kind words Johno! 🙏 Let’s hope others think so too! 😂

@@michaellowe7805 Cheer Mike! Glad you enjoyed it! 🍻 More coming soon…

@@khanbabatraveller Glad you enjoyed it! Great to have you along for the ride! 🙏

@@RaduTudoroiu Glad you’re along for the ride! We’ve not doubt you’ll love it! Check out the Fann mountains too! We didn’t have the greatest weather but it’s still lovely up there! 👍

@ we did Africa more, but we’re now building an Eurocargo 4x4 for the same type of world tour that you are doing, so your videos are really useful. We did the Silk Road but stopped in Uzbekistan due to lack of time, sadly. We won’t be making that mistake again 😂

@ Glad you’re finding our videos useful! As for the Silk Road and stopping in Uzbekistan… at least you’ve learned your lesson. 😉

@@lesrepp No problem at all! Thanks for watching! As for the nerves, they’re definitely something you have to learn to manage on a trip like this! 😅

@@alanmohn4146 In all honesty, once you’re out of Eastern Europe, there’s very little apart from the Middle East and so you’re largely on your own.. China have just opened up which is good and apart from that you’d be looking at South Korea or Taiwan as we understand. There were grand support plans before we departed and it looked as though there was going to be a lot more support by now, based on the proposed plan, but unfortunately that didn’t materialise. So we are where we are and just have to make it work. Our original dealer in Skipton back in the U.K. have been great and so have the Sofia dealership in Bulgaria. We’re largely reliant on airfreight and the joys of international postage and customs… not ideal but we’re hoping over time, things improve. This was also why we started in Europe initially. There’s apparently also a Flying Spanner service if you’re really stuck and remote and we’ve heard that’s already been used successfully in a few places around the globe which is encouraging. We’d love to see their faces if we have to go that route and provide some of these GPS coordinates for where we find ourselves! 🙃 It’s all part of the fun! You just have to know this and be prepared for it with your contingency planning.

they are built so well, the odds are so much lower.

@@rollthetape88 Agreed, Just to cover ourselves though, we're trying our absolute best on the preventative maintenance front! Monitoring all groups and forums so we stay ahead of things the best we can.

@@alanmohn4146 Thanks so much Alan. The YT algorithm is a bit like black magic and so I guess we shall see! All the support from the YT community so far has been amazing and so we appreciate that! 😊 We believe that eventually those that would benefit from these videos will eventually watch them. All in good time.

@@eladyom-tov2082 Thank you for the kind words! The next one is coming soon… 😎