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Joe's Angle - Travel and Fishing Adventures
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 21 ก.พ. 2023
For the past 15 years I’ve been traveling to distant and nearly
inaccessible parts of the world in search of ancient wisdom and
knowledge, delving into the history, legends, and myths of many
different cultures, living with the people to witness their traditions,
rituals, and ceremonies.
My destination is understanding.
How to reach that remains a mystery, but I invite you to join me
on this adventure to discover the things we have in common as
well as the things that distinguish us.
In my quest for unique angling opportunities, my fishing rod is the
key that opens the doorway to making close personal contacts
with the series’ subjects. My fishing rod is an invaluable tool that diverts unwelcomed attention from the filming which is forbidden
in restricted or politically sensitive areas, and where the story
seems often to lead.
But it’s the culture that tells the story of what each episode is
about.
inaccessible parts of the world in search of ancient wisdom and
knowledge, delving into the history, legends, and myths of many
different cultures, living with the people to witness their traditions,
rituals, and ceremonies.
My destination is understanding.
How to reach that remains a mystery, but I invite you to join me
on this adventure to discover the things we have in common as
well as the things that distinguish us.
In my quest for unique angling opportunities, my fishing rod is the
key that opens the doorway to making close personal contacts
with the series’ subjects. My fishing rod is an invaluable tool that diverts unwelcomed attention from the filming which is forbidden
in restricted or politically sensitive areas, and where the story
seems often to lead.
But it’s the culture that tells the story of what each episode is
about.
FESTIVAL Aoleang Monyu celebrated by the Konyak NAGA Tribe in Nagaland (India) - uncut scene
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Helping a sweet APATANI old lady collecting wood in Hari Village, Ziro Valley (India) - uncut video
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Meeting a SADHU (Baba) in Majuli (India) - uncut scene
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Headhunter WARRIOR attacks us with a SPEAR! During the Konyak Naga tribe Aoleang Festival
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Trailer Joe's Angle TRAVEL ADVENTURES
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Improved LOOP KNOT Tutorial #fishing #howto
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HUGE WOODEN BOAT BUILT BY HAND! In Tana Beru, South Sulawesi (Indonesia)
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HUGE WOODEN BOAT BUILT BY HAND! In Tana Beru, South Sulawesi (Indonesia)
Discover the BUGIS of Indonesia, Amazing Wooden Boat Builders!
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Discover the BUGIS of Indonesia, Amazing Wooden Boat Builders!
Good video .
Thank you so much for the lovely video ❤❤❤
Greetings frim Makassar❤
Boat, what boat? All i saw was an indonesian pirate looking ship.
It's the year 2024....please get your place name correctly....you're not special, the place is
Very strong old woman mother ziro valley 😊
3:34 anjir bocil mandi 😂, emang mandinya disitu kalo di kapal angkut?
After maritime college I took the opportunity to let make a boat there for tourists but Heaven prevented it. My ship now has a bigger promise to life.
Tje propeller is small.. Just watch a hainanese wooden boat builder in pulau pangkor. He said propeller gre in sixe from 40 inch diameter to. 130 inch diameter.
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Yeh Umar meh kiska beta apna maa koh yeh saabkarne deh Raha hai ,shame on u
Ziro ka anne buri log.. Ziddi hota hai.
@@hatakemina0420 your English translation f*cked up your statement 😂😂😂 true they are very ziddi
Believe me, they would rather do this than sit comfortably at home. My grandpa was so ziddi sitting at Itanagar comfortably, complaining everyday he wants to visit moreh’s(jungle) and all 😅 Sadly because of his health we had to keep him in Itanagar, where proper healthcare and emergency facilities could be provided.
It's the ancient culture of Naga people... It's nice to see that they keep the culture alive although presently they are wel educated and very advanced.
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Bolod
the south east asian, up north to south thailand, build boat outside in, shell first, frame or braces later, thus resulting in natural curves and perfect symmetry.
R u bottom
Nice
Pronam Baba ishwar (greatbaba) 🚩💐🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thank you a lot for this video..this means a lot for me..I am from Assam, dergaon, very near to majuli ..but I had not met baba(Sri Sri Muhi Baba)..but because of u today I saw him in real..thank you one again from my heart ❤❤❤love from Bitu..
Almost looks Asian..
Yes they are Asian, from India Nagaland
Yeah actually we northeast are Mongoloid
@@odyuonaga8967Ham (African) migrate and give origin to the Chinese and this indigenous people, thus they are Hamites not Jaspeht
@@YAHAWASHISKINGThat stupid origin narrative from the Noah flood story has no backing in science.
Nagaland is in Asia so offcourse they would look Asian
Imagine actually being the one they hunted and this being how you die
It shows how strong he is
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I will guide better next time
Aaw❤
İ'm Rafika from south Sulawesi. thank you for the content, I really appreciate the way you introduce Indonesia, especially South Sulawesi to foreign countries, I hope you are always healthy and safe, can't wait to see other amazing content from you
😔i wish i could help her
They are not threatening you, they are just showing the wild culture...don wry ❤️
It's not wild culture it is their culture.
What is wild culture??
Great job
I miss u ama ........
Wow.. 👍👍
I am so happy they are prptecting their culture so well
Actually the old lady was asking for some money to buy some tobacco in return for the photos or videos you were taking.
Do visit Tawang, Anini, pasighat too sir There are many more beautiful places to visit in arunachal pradesh and in North East as a whole sir
Welcome to ziro sir. One of the most beautiful and peaceful place of Arunachal Pradesh, INDIA
Wow just stumbled upon your video... 👍
Sir, I must really appreciate for your kind generosity, love, affection towards this poor elderly woman 👍👍
Thank you for awesome video,greetings from Florida
Thank You Ardi, I'm born and raised in Florida and one of the next episodes is filmed there .
welcome to indonesia sulawesi
Enjoyed every minute of my trip there, Terima Kasih
So bless to see a foreigner helping an old woman, may God bless you. By the way where are you from ☺☺
Thank you very much Liagi! I'm from South Florida (US), and you where are you from?
@@joesangle he is from Ziro
Awesome trip 👍
Thank you! We are about to publish many more travels in other incredible locations, remember to subscribe: th-cam.com/channels/YCYkkHmYLjtv_KndNcIFhA.html
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Thanks Mo
Ur amazing
Thank you Ciko and keep watching. .. lots more to come
Ancient boat building is very much alive in Indonesia and the Philippines. I have seen one built without using any nails. They used joints and dowels. Simply! Amazing!
Lakan, all the boats that I saw being built used only wooden fasteners.. even more amazing was that no written plans or blueprints were used
@@joesangle Yup, that's right. The knowledge is passed on verbally. Recently, our archaelogist unearthed an ancient ship. A "Balangay". It's a warship/trader. Although, it was submerged in water and mud. It survived. Ancient malays knew what wood to use and how to preserve it. It is now displayed in our National Museaum. Indonesia, Philippines and Brunei share a common heritage. I think you noticed it by now. I find it quite amazing that we are able to preserve our heritage. Thanks for your time and i wish you luck on your travels👍😁🇵🇭
Is this a pbs show? Should be
Thanks Captain, I have presented the series to WXEL in South Florida and they loved it but have yet to broadcast .. we'll see
Man i need to make more $ how am i stuck in life
Hang in there Captain, and thanks again for watching
Great style of reporting. Bravo
I envy your adventurous spirit and your broad view of the world. Congratulations and good luck with the journey
Your 'envy ' and congratulations are sincerely appreciated, Thank you Dave
Bugis are also mercenaries for any pretender to the throne The Johor-Riau Empire was established with the help of the famous 5 bugis Daeng brothers So was the establishment of the Selangor sultanate in present Malaysia The bugis in Malaysia have all been assimilated as malays