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Thanks for watching!! Awesome to talk to you the other day 😀

Thanks so much for watching!! Glad you enjoyed it 😀

Hi, thanks so much for watching!! I just use my iPhone to film with a tripod and an external microphone. It has pretty good stabilisation, so it seems to work pretty good! Thanks for following 😊

Thanks so much for watching!! It was definitely a beautiful country to explore! Looking forward to seeing your next video from Australia 😊

Hi, I'm looking for someone from Slovenia to help me understand the easiest way to return to the parking lot from the gorge. Do you know the area well?

Ahh that makes sense! I can see how that could happen. Thanks for watching, it’s definitely a beautiful country 😁

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Ahh, okay that makes more sense then! Thanks for watching!

Ahh, okay that makes more sense! Thanks for watching 😀

Amazing country!! 🇸🇮😁

It s true!!!!! My homeland!!!!​@@onthetrailnz

Yes, I did see them a few nights, but the first time was on my 18th night in Norway - it was just too cloudy in the first couple of weeks, but then it cleared up and I saw them just about every night!!

Thanks for watching!! It was definitely a bit of a change - I guess a lot of it's because of the enormous amount of people in Europe compared to NZ. Hopefully I'll get the first Morocco video up soon! Hope the flight to Canada went well :)

You were off season too, but try visiting the National Parks in August! We visited several a few years ago and although beautiful they were ruined by the number of visitors. No helmets then and I can't possibly see why they would ever be necessary. Just covering themselves I guess, and attempting to justify the entrance fee? In NZ, apart from a few honeypots (e.g. Tongariro Crossing) it is so easy to escape the hoards. We're incredibly lucky in that respect. Isolation and a small population has its advantages!

Haha yes, the temperature differences were definitely quite noticeable!! It would have been awesome to fly the drone in the Sahara, but still got some good shots from the ground 😀 I’ve been a bit slow on the editing lately with starting university, but I’m getting back into it now and working on the Morocco ones and some of the drone videos from Norway as well, so hopefully I’ll get another video up soon 😁

Thanks for watching! It was great to catch up again last week 😀

That's awesome you're trying to learn English 😂 Every published atlas, Google Maps and Apple Maps list the capital of Croatia as Zagreb. I realise Balkan people like to argue with their neighbours about everything, but is it really worth dragging a New Zealander into the debate?! And Slovenia is a Balkan, although this is just another point Balkan people like to argue about - so many arguments!!

@@onthetrailnz Zagreb yes, but not Zagreeb. You pronounced this ee like i in Madrid. Balkan is a Turkish name for the mountain in Bulgaria. Some German idiot decided to call the whole region that name in the 19th century. Both Turks and Germans are just the occupiers in the region. Whoever uses the name Balkan for the region and the people od the region is doing it in a derrogatory manner. Shame on you ignorant.

Congratulations on being arrogant enough to be the first comment that TH-cam has held for review and flagged as inappropriate!! As far as the pronunciation of Zagreb goes, here is a place name from my home country: Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateaturipukakapikimaungahoronukupokaiwhenuakitanatahu It would be great if you wanted to send through an audio recording of you saying that so I can critique. Or you could try Te Kuiti if you want an easier one. Thanks for sharing your view on being called Balkan and I'm sorry if you found it derogatory. I know quite a few people from the Balkans who proudly call themselves Balkan people. I'm lucky to have met them - it's good to know that there are good people in the region as well.

@@onthetrailnz You continue being offensive. Do as you wish. I don’t care if someone is not happy cause I don’t accept occupation. Including TH-cam. People who accept occupation are called kvislings. I tried to help you pronouncing Zagreb correctly. If your mission is to never do it, it is also fine.

@@onthetrailnz The easiest thing in the world is to report someone on social media and take him down. You reporting me is not something you should be proud of. Especially because my ancestors died for our freedom and you are reporting our right to sovereign existence. Be careful what side of history you are taking here.

Ahh that's interesting to know! There were definitely a lot of vines everywhere around that area and in Slovenia as well!

Haha yes had to slip in a few drone vids! The temperature change was a bit of a shock to start with, but I'm getting used to it now! Only one week left in NZ now!

Definitely one of the cleanest Balkan countries I visited! Thanks for watching and looking forward to seeing you next week!!

Ahh, it's definitely a nice country to visit!!

Thanks for watching!! It’s definitely worth doing 😁

Haha yes, definitely some interesting solutions!! Thanks for watching!

Hi, sorry for the late reply - I’m in Iceland right now!! I bought the youth one month bus pass for the Nordland region (about €30 for the month for under 25s). I’m not sure about the value of the other passes but the youth pass was definitely worth it for me. You can see the prices and buy them (and single tickets) in the Reis Nordland app, which covers the whole Nordland region (all of Lofoten and quite a bit more). You need to have some kind of ticket on the app to get on the bus. Hope that helps!!

@@onthetrailnz Thanks for your response . What is the average pricing for a single trip to hop into a bus for Lofoten ? We are a senior couple , anyway to check the bus pass for a week or month ? Thanks.

@@辛福-m5l I think the standard 7 day adult pass for Nordland is 1290 NOK (about 110 Euros). I'm not sure if there is a senior one available. I didn't really look at the prices of the tickets since I had the pass, but I know for sure that for the trip I did, the pass was worth it. Individual tickets are quite expensive. With either a pass or a ticket, the only way to buy and use them is with the Reis Nordland app (or the Troms Billet app for the Troms og Finnmark region). You can enter two points on the app and it will give ticket options and should also show you the passes. You can't use paper tickets or cash - they aren't sold there.

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Awesome - thanks for watching! Hope you enjoyed your time in Montenegro!

Thanks for watching!

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Yes, a lot of the rivers in the capital cities were pretty dirty, but as soon as you get out, they're amazing!

Thanks for watching!

Some of them were pretty awesome!

Both some some pretty cool bridges!!

Thanks so much for watching! I've been a bit slow on getting the next video up, but I'm working on it now!

Thanks for watching! Some of the building were pretty cool! Hopefully I'll get some more videos up soon :)

Thanks so much for watching!!

Thank you so much for watching! It’s definitely worth visiting!!

Thanks for watching! Yes it was pretty cool to have a guide in the city 😁

Thanks for watching!!

It was a really nice city!!

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Thanks for watching!! Quite cool to say I’ve seen those animals now, but not necessarily at the time 😂

Yes definitely some good places to visit! Apart from the power cuts three times a day 😅

​@onthetrailnz that was a black out for all this countries Greece,Albania,Montenegro,Bosnia and Croatia, in Albania the power never cuts three time per day, good video tho

Yeah you definitely wouldn’t want to fall into that ice cave 😂 The snow slide was interesting - definitely a quicker way down!! Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching!!

Haha yes definitely one of the less relaxing hikes I’ve done 😂 All those power lines and there’s still about 3 power cuts a day - the system clearly doesn’t work 😂

Haha yes, I think the NZ plants and animals are much more tame 😂 I’ll definitely appreciate what NZ has more than I did! Thanks for watching!!

I loved it there! Everyone was so friendly and some pretty amazing nature as well 😁